While solvent printers are much like aqueous printers, in most cases they require a little more manual maintenance. Also, there are no solvent printers that use thermal printheads; they all use piezo-electric printheads. Since piezo-electric printheads are not designed to be replaced regularly, they must be well maintained. Most piezo-electric aqueous printers are designed to…
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In addition to the Nozzle Check video uploaded to YouTube yesterday, LexJet recently released a series of instructional videos covering other maintenance and operational procedures for Canon inkjet printers. Go to www.youtube.com/lexjet to access the LexJet channel, then click on Education at the top right of the page to access all the Canon printer videos.…
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If you’ve experienced horizontal banding or a color shift in your inkjet prints, it’s likely there’s a clogged printhead nozzle. Here’s a step by step video that shows the quickest way to perform a nozzle check on a Canon large format inkjet printer to determine if you have a clogged nozzle. The nozzle check is…
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The amount of printing resolution necessary for an image is dictated by the viewing distance. Most photography is meant to be viewed from 12 inches away or less. Therefore, I would suggest 1440 x 1440 dpi on an Epson, and 1200 x 1200 dpi on an HP, or Canon. However, if you are using these…
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