KMIJ Inkjet Technology Co., Ltd. is a subsidiary of Konica Minolta in Japan, established in 2005. After purchasing the patent usage rights of Sail Company, the company developed piezoelectric printing heads based on Sail technology. Its products are mainly in the middle and low end, and are mainly used in industries such as circuit printing, advertising printing, and textiles in the domestic market.
The high resolution of 360dpi allows for the arrangement of 512 nozzles on a compact print head. The KM512 series includes types L, M, and S, with corresponding unit ink droplets of 42pl, 14pl, and 4pl, respectively. Types M and S can be driven by 4-level grayscale modes, used to reproduce high-quality images with smooth tones
Industrial inkjet printheads suitable for various applications
Shear mode, piezoelectric inkjet printhead
360dpi high resolution and 512 nozzles
Compatible with solvents, UV, oil and water
Compact design of print head installation system
Compared to the KM512 nozzle, the number of nozzles has doubled to achieve higher density, thereby expanding the printing width to 72 millimeters. This wider printing width further enhances the applicability of the print head to printing systems that require high productivity (high-speed printing), such as one-way commercial printers.
The independent driving system makes the driving frequency (45 kHz) about three times higher than the current KM1024 series. This inkjet print head is an ideal choice for developing one-way inkjet printers that can print at high speeds.
Like the existing KM1024 series, it is equipped with a high-performance IC. Can print up to 8 grayscale patterns.
This enables its use in new applications that require richer levels and higher image quality.
Designed for high-quality one-way printing systems. Mainly designed for UV ink, it can also be used for water-based inks or hot melt adhesive inks with high viscosity. Using validated batch piezoelectric technology, a 3.5pl ink droplet volume was provided with a resolution of 600dpi in a narrow space of 19.8mm.
This nozzle is suitable for use with a circulating ink system, such as for white or metallic ink. The nozzle can be used in binary or grayscale (3 bit) mode.
Simulated waveforms are used to achieve high productivity and printing performance in multi drop continuous droplet injection. Furthermore, based on the characteristics of the ink, the degree of freedom in waveform design is greatly enhanced; It can be printed at 6pl/40kHz and 20pl/22kHz.