[mems-talk] Inkjet printer head fabrication

Shay Kaplan shay at mizur.com
Tue Sep 19 10:33:03 EDT 2006


Dear Chan
These change from manufacturer to manufacturer. The base is usually silicon.
If there are bubble jet, silicon thru supply holes and  with etched bubble
chambers, reservoirs  and sputtered/ evaped / cvd heaters and conductors ,
then you have nozzle plates from different materials.  If you really are
into MEMS, take some time and each time you replace one, before throwing it
away, inspect it under a microscope, force off the nozzle layer and inspect
both parts. It's fascinating and changes from time to time.
Shay 

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Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 3:17 PM
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Subject: [mems-talk] Inkjet printer head fabrication

Dear all,
I would like to learn about inkjet printer head fabrication and technique.
Does anyone have any information such as materials used, processes, methods
etc..in this area?


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