| Kyocera’s world-class printing technologies arise from our ability to develop devices for three major printing methods, and the synergy gained from accumulating technologies in each area. |
| Kyocera's three printing methods and the resulting synergy |
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Kyocera's photoreceptor drums and printheads achieve world-class print speeds in all three methods — electrophotographic, inkjet and thermal printing.
For the thermal method, Kyocera manufactures both 2,400dpi and 4,800dpi printheads, representing the industry's highest thermal printing resolution.
Synergy from the accumulation of technologies used in each method allows us to offer world-class performance in all of our print products. |
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Amorphous silicon photoreceptor drums provide an opportunity to change the role of the photoreceptor drum from a consumable item to a component with a long product life equivalent to that of the printer.
Kyocera’s robust product line meets the needs of electrophotographic method printing, from office to high-speed commercial applications. |
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The simple structure of Kyocera’s thermal printheads facilitates easy-to-maintain thermal printers for essential everyday use in a wide range of applications, from high-speed monochrome printing to full-color photo printing. |
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The 2,656 nozzles arranged in a 108mm print width combine to form exceptional resolution at surprising speed: the 600dpi x 600dpi printouts appear at a class-leading 75 meters per minute. The KJ4 is an innovative inkjet printhead which achieves high-quality printing at record speeds. |
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Kyocera image sensor heads are used in a variety of businesses and applications, with customized designs available to meet specific customer requirements. |
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Kyocera has mounted LED chips in high density on a heat releasing ceramic substrate utilizing the company’s core technology, and has thus developed a surface area-irradiation LED-type UV light with high illuminance and integral light. |
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