As your inkjet printer continues to crank out job after job, day after day, it’s easy to forget that someday your trusty old workhorse might just decide to quit one day. In order to be prepared and to get production running again as quickly as possible, here are four important questions to ask yourself: 1. Do…
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Most of us already know that as our printers age, their print quality tends to drift. In addition to the printer’s age, and for lack of a better term, mileage, there are other factors that affect print quality. Changes like new printheads, different lots of ink and media, and even environmental factors like temperature and…
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By Bill Weiser Have you ever been shocked when touching your inkjet printer? Most likely this occurs in the winter months when you are running your heater and the humidity is low. Other than being an annoyance, this is potentially dangerous for your printer. Depending on the level of the static electricity being discharged, and the…
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