Printing Devices

Kyocera has been offering printing devices for three different printing methods.
New solutions are realized by utilizing Kyocera's various technologies.

Kyocera's three printing methods and the resulting synergy

Kyocera's printheads and photoreceptor drums offer solutions for electrophotographic, inkjet and thermal printing, and support printing businesses in various segments and applications around the world.
Kyocera’s product development covering these three printing methods allows us to utilize the accumulated technologies used in each method to realize new solutions.

Inkjet Printheads

2,656 nozzles in a 108mm print width, up to 100m/min print speed and 600dpi × 600dpi, two-color 300dpi × 300dpi and 1,200dpi × 1,200dpi resolutions.

Thermal Printheads

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.

UV LED Light Sources

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 source with high-irradiance providing stable curing performance and high-speed operation.

a-Si Photoreceptor Drums

Amorphous silicon (a-Si) 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 printing, from office to high-speed commercial applications.

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August 20, 2019 Japan
KYOCERA has updated the product information of Thermal Printheads
May 15, 2019 Japan
KYOCERA has updated the product information of UV LED Light Sources
March 28, 2018 Japan
KYOCERA's New Air-Cooled UV Curing Light is World's Smallest, Lightest and Most Powerful
March 21, 2017 Japan
New KYOCERA a-Si Photoreceptor Drum for Document Equipment Improves Durability, Reduces Internal Friction by 30 Percent
Core imaging component can print 1 million pages while reducing internal component wear, extending equipment operating life
July 13, 2016 Japan
KYOCERA Develops World’s Smallest* Thermal Printhead for Barcode Printing
*World’s smallest size among flat-type thermal printheads for barcode printers. Based on research by Kyocera (as of June 1, 2016).)
July 13, 2016 Japan
KYOCERA Develops Real Edge 600dpi Thermal Printhead for Card Printing with Enhanced Security Application

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