Xerox Mono M-Series Downfire Mercury Printhead

Description

The Mono M-Series Downfire Mercury printhead enhances jetting performance across a wide array of materials used in industrial applications.

The MDF Printhead Assembly’s 880 jets are precisely aligned to one another during the manufacturing process. High nozzle-count systems require fewer printheads and simpler alignment mechanisms. The printhead can be operated at temperatures as high as 85°C. This further increases the latitude of jettable materials by allowing temperature to be used to adjust material viscosity to an appropriate level. With a maximum operating frequency of 43 kHz, the MDF Printhead Assembly provides superior throughput and performance.

The following items are expressly excluded from warranty coverage:

defects related, in any way, to the use of non-original inks
clogged, missing or deviated nozzles
defects related to misuse, abuse, accident, neglect, lack of use, or improper storage when not in use for extended periods
defects related to failure to perform periodic maintenance as specified in the user documentation; operation for unintended purposes
defects related to improper loading of media
all other defects, failures or damage not considered manufacturing defects
defects related to third-party applications, software, parts, components, or peripheral devices, including any bulk ink system.
defects that are merely cosmetic in nature.

Specifications:

Number of addressable jets: 880
Rows of nozzles: 16
Nozzle spacing: 84.4 microns (300 npi)
Drop size: 15-30 pl
Normal drop velocity: 3.3 to 7.5 m/s
Drop size variation, 1 sigma (with proper head calibration by customer): -2 percent
Operating temperature: room to 85°C (185 F°)
Fluid viscosity: 6 to 11 cP (higher/lower viscosities can be evaluated)
Fluid surface tension: 25 to 40 dyne/cm
Maximum operating frequency: 43 kHz
Head filter: 25 microns absolute (removable filter)
Wetted materials: 316L Stainless Steel Aluminum AL6061 E-coat Sylgard® 577 Trogamid® CX7323 Ultem® Plastic Kapton®
Ejection cycles successfully testes (waveform dependant): 1.5 trillion (or more) drops per jet
Manufacturing country: United States