Ink-jet: A Disruptive Technology
Ink-jet printing may play a major part in your in-plant's future. Here's an excerpt from a new book on the topic by an industry observer.
Today’s ink-jet technologies are undergoing a number of significant quality and performance evolutions. These changes will combine with advances in new jettable fluids and inks, with improved materials handling and substrates—all of which are leading to a new generation of cost-effective printing solutions. But many of these solutions are due in the 2009–2011 time frame.
Frank Romano is Professor Emeritus at RIT School of Media Sciences.
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