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Hitting "print" is easy. Getting a perfect printout is not. All too often, inkjet printers spew out smudged or smeared pages. Now a new study concludes that the likeliest culprit is the gloopiest ink.

Inkjet printers are named for their tiny nozzle that squirts droplets of ink onto the paper. Ideally, the ink forms a perfect round droplet as it launches from the inkjet, hitting the paper right on target. But droplet formation is affected by ink properties including density, surface tension and viscosity, which is the measure of resistance to flow, or "gloopiness." And if the droplets aren't just right, a splotch appears instead of a crisp line of text.

Scientists use a ratio called the Z number to describe the surface tension and viscosity of a particular ink. Inks with a lower Z are more viscous, while inks with a higher Z have more surface tension, explains study coauthor Jooho Moon of Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea.

Recent theoretical work predicted that quality printing inks would have Z values between 1 and 10. But the new research suggests the best droplets form from inks with Z values between 4 and 14, Moon and his colleagues report in the March 3 Langmuir. That means that of the inks now in common use, the less viscous, more free-flowing ones print better.

By capturing images of the droplets of different types of lab-made inks, up to a Z score of 17, the researchers found that droplets with Z scores above 14 often break into two ink drops while droplets with values below 4 stick to the inkjet instead of launching properly.

"A kind of balance is what is needed for the most printable inks," explains materials scientist Damien Vadillo of the University of Cambridge in England.

Applied Physics; Research from Kent State University yields new data on applied physics

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2009 APR 6 - (VerticalNews.com) -- "We have found that liquid crystal (LC) can be aligned on an inkjet printed and air-buffed polyimide (PI) surface," researchers in the United States report.

"Surface anisotropy is introduced by inkjet printing and air blowing from a PI ink cartridge and an empty cartridge of an inkjet printer, respectively. LC molecules align on the PI surfaces with the nano-scale grooves, which are validated with atomic force microscope images," wrote J.Y. Hwang and colleagues, Kent State University.

The researchers concluded: "The pretilt angles of the LCs could be varied from 0 degrees to 90 degrees, by controlling the composition of a mixture of homogeneous and homeotropic PIs."

Hwang and colleagues published their study in the Journal of Physics D - Applied Physics (Liquid crystal alignment on inkjet printed and air-buffed polyimide with nano-grove surface. Journal of Physics D - Applied Physics, 2009;42(5):55305).

For additional information, contact J.Y. Hwang, Kent State University, Institute Liquid Crystal, Kent, OH 44242, USA.

Publisher contact information for the Journal of Physics D - Applied Physics is: IOP Publishing Ltd., Dirac House, Temple Back, Bristol BS1 6BE, England.

Pitney Bowes Inc.; Pitney Bowes Announces U.S. Agreement with RISO to Offer Color Inkjet Printer

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2009 APR 7 - (VerticalNews.com) -- Pitney Bowes Inc. (NYSE:PBI), the world's leading mailstream technology company, and RISO, Inc., a leader in digital printing technology, announced an agreement in which Pitney Bowes will offer RISO's HC5500 color inkjet printer to customers in the U.S. Ideal for mid and high-volume printing environments, the HC5500 complements Pitney Bowes's portfolio of integrated printing and mailing solutions to help organizations manage the production and flow of documents and mail, and connect with customers.

The HC5500 works in conjunction with a broad array of Pitney Bowes products, including its mail management software and inserters, to form a complete "print-to-mail" solution in a cut-sheet environment.

"Our collaboration with RISO is a natural fit with our integrated printing and mailing solutions," said Mark Pollack, vice president, marketing, U.S. Mailing for Pitney Bowes. "The HC5500 offers our customers a high-speed, low-cost color inkjet printing solution that can help increase operational efficiency and convenience with the creation and printing of documents in-house with a broad array of Pitney Bowes products."

"In today's economy, organizations need to maximize productivity and efficiency in their print production. The HC5500 combines affordable color, high speed, and high reliability that results in low total cost of ownership. With this printer, organizations can now afford to convert their black and white documents to full color in order to increase response rates and improve the overall appearance of their communications. This product offers real and unique value to Pitney Bowes customers," said David Murphy, vice president of marketing for RISO.

Utilizing RISO's FORCEJET(R) printing technology, the HC5500 is the world's fastest sheet-fed color inkjet printer, running at 120 pages per minute, or 85 #10 envelopes per minute. The HC5500 is ideal for anyone printing transactional or transpromotional documents such as invoices, notices and personalized newsletters.

The printer can handle duplex printing in normal mode up to 92 pages per minute. The low-cost, small-footprint printer has a robust paper handling system for volumes up to 500,000 pages per month. The no-heat system of the HC5500 also offers increased reliability and up-time for post insertion processes.

HC5500 systems are available with a stacking tray, offset stacker or full finisher and options including a scanner system and touch panel display. The standard IS700C ComColor(R) Adobe(R) PostScript(R) 3TM RIP can be enhanced with an Advanced or Professional package to increase the color and variable data printing capabilities of the HC5500. About Pitney Bowes: Pitney Bowes is a mailstream technology company that helps organizations manage the flow of information, mail, documents and packages. Our 35,000 employees deliver technology, service and innovation to more than two million customers worldwide. The company was founded in 1920 and annual revenues now total $6.3 billion. More information is available at www.pb.com. About RISO, Inc.: RISO, Inc., headquartered in Danvers, Massachusetts, is a wholly owned subsidiary of RISO Kagaku Corporation, Japan's leading manufacturer and distributor of production printers, digital duplicators and supplies. RISO sells high-speed color and monochrome printing solutions throughout the Americas. RISO's high-speed color printers provide fast and affordable full color digital printing for everyday communications, at speeds of up to 120 pages per minute. Its line of digital duplicators includes one- and two-color systems that reliably produce millions of copies, are environmentally friendly, and are easy and inexpensive to use.

Eastman Kodak Company; Kodak Exposes: U.S. Consumers Overspent $5.0 Billion on Inkjet Printing

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2009 APR 15 - (VerticalNews.com) -- Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:EK) announced the launch of a global marketing campaign to support its revolutionary line of all-in-one inkjet printers. Kodak's "Print and Prosper" campaign boldly exposes the issue of high-priced ink and how U.S. consumers overpaid for inkjet printer ink -- to the tune of $5.0 billion in 2008 alone.* Kodak first introduced its consumer inkjet line in 2007 and reinvented the consumer inkjet printer industry with a new business model -- outstanding image quality, superior image permanence and significant savings on the price of ink. Consumers worldwide have embraced Kodak's value proposition and the company's installed base of inkjet printers has grown to more than one million units in the past two years. In 2009, Kodak aims to double that number and is supporting that goal with a series of marketing investments, including the "Print and Prosper" campaign.

"Paying too much for printer ink is a financial black hole that consumers can easily avoid," said Jeffrey Hayzlett, Chief Marketing Officer and Vice President, Eastman Kodak Company. "Kodak's approach is to let consumers know there is an alternative to high-priced ink. We sell reasonably priced printers that use reasonably priced ink, which can save consumers who print a lot on average $110 per year on ink.* That's powerful -- especially in this economic environment." 'Print and Prosper' Kodak's "Print and Prosper" campaign highlights today's harsh economic climate and offers consumers a solution to help them save money. Bold campaign headlines will urge consumers to switch to Kodak and stop overpaying for printer ink. A comprehensive global campaign, created by Deutsch NY, launched March 29 in the U.S. and Canada, and will be rolled out in additional countries over the next several months.

"This is a big, bold idea that doesn't tiptoe around the issue and lets consumers know Kodak is on their side," said Linda Sawyer, Chief Executive Officer, Deutsch Inc. "Kodak has a longstanding, deep and emotional relationship with consumers and, by exposing this issue, that relationship will only become stronger."

The global campaign is designed to powerfully connect with Kodak's target consumer -- people who print a lot -- via television and newspaper placements, social media and websites like www.printandprosper.com. The campaign seeks to ignite the conversation around printing cost, bringing the issue of overpriced ink to the forefront.

2009 DIMA Digital Printer Shoot-Out Winners Named

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2009 MAR 17 - (VerticalNews.com) -- The winners of the 2009 DIMA Digital Printer Shoot-Out were announced at the PMA International Convention and Trade Show in Las Vegas, Nev. Winners displayed during PMA 09 were chosen from 109 prints entered by 22 companies.

DIMA(R) Digital Printer Shoot-Out entries were produced from files created by color experts at Digital Attributes, Ellijay, Ga. Participants were asked to provide specific information pertaining to the equipment used (printer, RIP), the consumables used (output media, ink/toner/dye), and the production timing. A panel of expert judges voted on the entries based on the overall quality of the digital print and the quality of the color. The panel of judges included well-respected names in the industry: Richard Lerner, RSL Digital Consultants; Rick Lucas, Digital Attributes/Lucas Imaging; and Phil Nelson, Phil Nelson Imaging LLC.

Judging for the event took place at GTI Graphic Technology Inc., Newburgh, N.Y., which donated the space and a 5,000 Kelvin lighting environment.

An X-Rite Color Checker with known values was embedded into the DIMA Target File, which was measured by X-Rite Color Services to determine the delta E of the actual value.

Qualitative criteria also judged included neutral gray balance reproduction, saturation, shadow depth and quality, overall tonality and detail, highlights and specular highlights, flesh tones, hue shift, and text.

The winners of the 2009 DIMA Digital Printer Shoot-Out are as follows: RA-4 Digital Printer, 13 inches to 29 inches wide Dry Production Printers, Polielettronica -- LaserLab 50-20" Electrophotographic (20-40 ppm) POLI-PRO-USA Inc., Hillsboro, Ore.

Xerox DocuColor 242 Digital Color Printer Xerox Corp., Webster, N.Y. RA-4 Digital Printer, 30 inches to 49 inches wide

Polielettronica -- LaserLab 76-30" Dry Production Printers, POLI-PRO-USA Inc., Hillsboro, Ore. Electrophotographic (41-70 ppm) Xerox 700 Digital Color Press RA-4 Digital Printer, 50 inches wide or larger Xerox Corp., Webster, N.Y.

Polielettronica -- LaserLab 127-50"

POLI-PRO-USA Inc., Hillsboro, Ore. Dry Production Printers, Electrophotographic (71+ ppm) RA-4 Digital Printer, Digital Minilab, 12 inches maximum Xerox iGen4 Press

QSS-3702HD Xerox Corp., Webster, N.Y. Noritsu Koki Co. Ltd., Wakayama, Japan

Dry Production Printers, Dry Minilab RA-4 Digital Printer, Digital Minilab, 8 inches maximum HP Photosmart ML1000 Minilab Printer

DL1210 Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif. Shanghai Doli Photographic Equipment Co., Ltd., Shanghai, China

Inkjet, 50 inches wide or larger RA-4 Digital Printer, Industrial High-Speed Canon imagePROGRAF iPF9100 4-by-6-inches Canon U.S.A. Inc., Lake Success, N.Y.

Europa 15

Express Imaging Systems, LLC, Seattle, Wash. Inkjet, 36 inches to 49 inches wide Epson Stylus Pro 9900 Inkjet, 18 inches to 35 inches wide ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va.

Epson Stylus Pro 7900

ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va. Dye Sublimation, 4-by-6-inch cut sheet

HiTi P110S Inkjet, 9 inches to 17 inches wide HiTi Digital Inc., Taipei City, Taiwan

Epson Stylus Pro 4880

ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va. Dye Sublimation, 5-to-6-inch roll

DNP DS-40 Inkjet, 8.5 inches wide or less -- $200 or more DNP Photo Imaging America Corp., San Marcos, Texas

HP Photosmart C8180 All-in-One Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif. Dye Sublimation, 8-inch roll

DNP DS-80 Inkjet, 8.5 inches wide or less -- $100-$199 DNP Photo Imaging America Corp., San Marcos, Texas

HP Photosmart D7560 Printer Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif. Black and White, Best B&W with grayscale inks

Canon PIXMA MP980 Wireless Photo All-in-One Printer with Photo Paper Pro Platinum and ChromaLife 100+ Ink Inkjet, 8.5 inches wide or less -- $99 or less Canon U.S.A. Inc., Lake Success, N.Y.

HP Photosmart D5460 Printer Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif. Black and White, Best B&W with a color printer

Pictorico GEKKO Green using the Epson Stylus Photo R2400 Inkjet, 5-by-7- inches or less Mitsubishi Imaging, (MPM) Inc., Rye, N.Y.

HP Photosmart A636 Compact Photo Printer Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif. Black and White, Best Creative B&W

HP Designjet Z6100 Photo Printer, 42", HP Baryte Satin Art Paper and HP 91 Vivera Pigment Inks Media, 4-by-6-inches Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif.

Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl 285 GSM Hahnemuhle, Woodstock, Ill. Creative Application, Textile

HP Durable Banner with DuPont(TM) Tyvek(R) on HP Designjet Z3200 Photo Printer Media, 8.5-by-11-inches Hewlett-Packard Co., Palo Alto, Calif.

Museo Silver Rag Museo, South Hadley, Mass. Creative Application, Paper

Fuji Flex paper using the Chromira 5x ProLab Media, 13-by-19-inch sheet or 13-inch roll ZBE Inc., Carpinteria, Calif.

Epson Premium Semigloss (250) ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va. Creative Application, Alternative Substrate

Xerox PhotoPix Image Solutions Paper Media, 24 inches wide or larger Xerox Corp., Webster, N.Y.

Tetenal spectra jet Photo Silk Paper 250 G TETENAL AG & Co. KG, Norderstedt, Germany

Media, Matte Only Magiclee Verona 250 HD Magiclee, South Hadley, Mass.

Ink, less than 20-inch printer Epson UltraChrome K3 with Vivid Magenta ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va.

Ink, 20-inch or larger printer Epson UltraChrome HDR ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va.

RIP, less than 20-inch printer ColorBurst RIP ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va.

RIP, 20-inch or larger printer ColorBurst RIP ColorBurst Systems (CSE Inc.), Ashburn, Va. About DIMA Exploring the technologies that transform the capture, manipulation, sharing, and preservation of images, the Digital Imaging Marketing Association(R) (DIMA(R)) empowers photo retailers, professional and commercial imagers, and photographers to push the boundaries of possibility and drive their entrepreneurial success. DIMA builds on an 85-year legacy of PMA(R), the worldwide photo imaging association, by promoting emerging technologies and business innovations throughout the global photo imaging industry. DIMA directs this purpose through the development of education, marketing research, and networking forums, and enables its members to envision and experience successful methods of technology integration yielding improved business practices.