Thermal ink jet printhead with pentagonal ejector channels

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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058671927

ABSTRACT:
In an ink-jet printhead, channels in which liquid ink is nucleated by a heating element defines five sides in cross-section. One of the sides is created by the main surface of a heater chip which includes the heating element, while the other four sides, forming a truncated parallelogram or diamond-shape, are defined in a channel plate abutting the heater chip. The four-sided channel in the channel plate is created by a combined process of plasma etching and wet etching.

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