Mononozzle for Continuous Casting Manufacturers

Mononozzle is a type of inkjet printhead that uses a single nozzle to dispense ink. This makes it less expensive to manufacture than other types of printheads, and it also allows for more consistent ink flow. Mononozzle printheads are typically used in low-cost printers, but they can also be found in some high-end models.

Mononozzle printheads work by heating up a small chamber of ink until it vaporizes. The vapor then passes through a tiny orifice, creating a stream of ink droplets that are sprayed onto the paper. The size and shape of the droplets can be controlled by adjusting the temperature of the chamber and the pressure of the ink.

Wafer preparation: A single-crystal silicon wafer is polished and cleaned to create a smooth surface.
Photolithography: A pattern of the Mononozzle design is created on the wafer using a photolithography process.
Etching: The pattern is etched into the wafer using an anisotropic etching process. This process creates the channels and orifices that will allow the ink to flow through the printhead.
Masking: A masking layer is deposited on the wafer to protect the etched channels and orifices.
Doping: The wafer is doped with impurities to create the desired electrical properties.
Wafer bonding: The wafer is bonded to another wafer to create a monolithic structure.
Testing: The printhead is tested to ensure that it meets specifications.
Assembly: The printhead is assembled into a printer.