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Re: epson printhead
Author: John Kervin	April 15, 2004 at 23:49:21
in reply to: Re: epson printhead posted by Yianni on April 15, 2004 at 17:41:20

	If you were looking at a bubble-jet type of printhead, where the ink is boiled in the nozzle & then spit out on the page, that could be a possibility, but the Epsons use piezo-Electric printheads, they operate completely differently. The crystal flexes depending on the polarity of the current & spits the droplet of ink out that way. John > I'm almost sure, it isn't possible. > > > > Dear Friends, it's possible that a water based ink can > > > cause the burning out of the epson printhead due the ink > > > formula is not able to cool it??
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