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.
Of all printing processes, only the ink-jet process does not come in contact with the materials being printed, making it both substrate- and application-independent.
Ink-jet also uniquely integrates easily into multi-step manufacturing processes, because it can be inserted at various points in the production line to decorate or pattern materials as they are formed.
Frank Romano is Professor Emeritus at RIT School of Media Sciences.
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