What are the effects of static electricity on UV inkjet printers? How to solve?
The changes of the times make the technology of inkjet printers continue to rise, and the imported automated UV inkjet printers have been favored by people. Many users who have purchased UV inkjet printers will reflect that static electricity will be generated in the machinery and equipment during use? So will the generation of static electricity on UV inkjet printers affect the use of machinery and equipment? Let's follow the Guangzhou Jiangwei inkjet printer manufacturer to find out. Regarding how the static electricity of the UV inkjet printer is generated: 1. Weather factors, especially the humid climate in the south, there are more electric ions in the air, and the equipment is made of metal, which is easy to generate static electricity. 2. The internal design of the equipment involving the circuit part should be protected and insulated to avoid static electricity on the printing platform and head. 3. Friction generates static electricity during movement. u200bThe harm of static electricity to UV inkjet printers: 1. Seriously affect the accuracy of UV inkjet printer printing patterns, which will affect the normal ejection of ink, resulting in unclear patterns and intermittent lines. 2. It will cause the circuit to see the intersection, which will cause a short circuit, which will cause the board to burn out and block the nozzle. How to eliminate static electricity by UV inkjet printer: 1. Install the corresponding ground wire to direct the electricity to the ground. 2. In thunderstorm weather, do not open doors and windows. 3. The socket box circuit and voltage selected by the equipment are set according to the requirements specified by the manufacturer, and do not match them randomly. 4. Use non-woven cloth to wipe alcohol on the surface of some substrates to eliminate static electricity. The above is some knowledge on UV inkjet printers given by Guangzhou Weiwei. If you need to buy inkjet printers, you can contact directly below.
