The historical origin of the dry diffuser

The emergence of Epson micro-piezo printing technology, so that the picture of the perception of the qualitative leap forward, and even match the photo effect. So people began to imagine, can perfect this technology and the use of professional inkjet printing paper to engage in the image of the photo output? Finally, at the beginning of the 21st century, Norges teamed up with Epson to develop the world's first small dry color expansion equipment in 2002 - dDp421. In order to make the photographs have a better preservation time, it uses seven-color pigment ink. Immediately after the Norges launched another device with the same technical principle - dDp621.

The introduction of this new product has completely overturned the inertia of people's thinking about the traditional silver-salt photo printing, and the myth of ink-printed photos has become a reality. Noritake dDp421/621 has rapidly captured the international market with its flexible, compact and movable model, high-quality output effect, long retention time, fast output, environmental protection and energy saving, and has become the hottest-selling product in the international market in 2003. Since pigment ink belongs to the particle suspension solution, in order not to block the print head, the requirements of the milling process are very high, and the cost is also higher. In order to meet the needs of the majority of printing enterprises, as a new dry color expansion program pioneer, Norges in January 2008 and launched the use of dye-based inks for new dry color expansion - Norges D701. Compared with the previous years of the dDp421/621, the D701's body is more compact, the length of the output can be up to 36 inches. Adopting the new Norges-developed four-color ink system (Y, M, C, B) and improved print head technology, it makes one black dot present six color gradations. It not only guarantees the preservation time, but also makes the picture present brilliant and rich colors, and the photo quality completely surpasses that of silver salt photos! Subsequently, from March 3 to 5, 2009, Norges launched the Norges D703 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in the U.S. Immediately after, from September 21 to 26, 2010, Norges launched the D1005HR at the World Imaging Expo in Cologne, Germany, and further improved and improved the two devices in terms of precision, speed and expansion of printing width. These two devices have been further improved and upgraded in terms of precision, speed and printing width. So far, the inkjet output photo has shaken the traditional dominance of silver salt printing, inkjet output not only impact on the image output field, but also to the medical, graphic advertising industry.

Fuji and other large, established companies in the accelerated transformation at the same time, also began to follow the Norges production of dry expansion equipment. It is reported that Fuji has developed a DL600 dry expansion equipment, the follow-up will also be committed to the production and improvement of dry expansion equipment.