Tom Buskey wrote:
That's impressive.I ran tests for a company developing a color printer ink jet in 1988. They had an issue with jams when wear started. We tried alcohol & increasing the force onto the rollers, It required a redesign of the paper path.With the new path you could crumple the paper, flatten it, then feed it at 300 dpi. You could feed a piece of cloth through and get a decent print onto it. When I ponder the number of printers we've seen that jam when facing a 1/16" skew in the paper hopper... |
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