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The JV34-260 Printhead ID Set can be used in 4-colour or 8-colour printers and has a minimum, variable droplet size of 1.5 pico litre (max. droplet size is 21 pico litre). The typical firing frequency for the JV34-260 Printhead ID Set is 8 kHz.
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The JV34-260 Printhead ID Set can be used in 4-colour or 8-colour printers and has a minimum, variable droplet size of 1.5 pico litre (max. droplet size is 21 pico litre). The typical firing frequency for the JV34-260 Printhead ID Set is 8 kHz.
The JV34-260 Printhead ID Set solvent printhead is based upon the most recent Epson technology. This is the original Mimaki part.
Product Specifications:
Technology: Micro-Piezo
Native resolution: 360 dpi
Min. Droplet Size: 1.5 pico litre
Tot. Amount of Nozzles: 1440 (8 lines x 180 nozzles)
Firing Frequency: 8 kHz
Ink Compatibility: eco-solvent and mild solvent
Damper type: requires DX6 Valve Dampers
It is highly recommended to replace the head cables together with a new printhead.
The JV34-260 Printhead ID Set can be used in 4-colour or 8-colour printers and has a minimum, variable droplet size of 1.5 pico litre (max. droplet size is 21 pico litre). The typical firing frequency for the JV34-260 Printhead ID Set is 8 kHz.
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