Spectra Nova JA 256/80 AAA Print Head
Specifications
- Technology: Piezo Electric
- Max. Resolution: 450 dpi
- Cal. Droplet Size: 80 pico litre
- Adj. Range for Droplet Size: 70-85 pico litre
- Tot. Amount of Nozzles: 256
- Nozzle Spacing: 279 microns
- Nozzle Diameter: 52 microns
- Firing Frequency: 20 kHz
- Operating Temperature: up to 90°C
- Ink Compatibility: Solvent, water-based and UV Inks
Printer compatibility:
Teckwin Teckpro, Mutoh Osprey 75 / Osprey 102 / Osprey 130 / Toucan 64 4c / Toucan 64 6c / Toucan 87 / Toucan Hybrid / Cobra 100 / Cobra S65uv / Cobra S100uv, Agfa Anapurna 100 / Anapurna L / Anapurna X / Anapurna XL, Eurotech Eagle S6 / Eagle S8 / Eagle S6² / Eagle S8² / Malakan / Mermaid / Pars, Kornit Thunder 932 / 931DS, HP Scitex FB7500 / Scitex XP2100 / Scitex XP2300 / Scitex XP2500 / Scitex XP5100 / Scitex XP5100 R / Scitex XP5300 / Scitex XP5500, VUTEk UltraVU 150 / UltraVU 2360 / UltraVU 2360 SC / UltraVU II 3360 FC / UltraVU II 3360 SC / UltraVU II 3360EC / UltraVU II 3360 Fusion / UltraVU II 5330 / UltraVU II 5330 EC, DGI Polajet PS-2504 / Polajet PS-3206D / Polajet PS-3204 / Polajet PS-3204D, NUR Expedio 3200 / Expedio 5000 / Expedio Revolution / Fresco 3200
The Spectra Nova JA 256/80 AAA is a high performance, robust and reliable jetting assembly designed for a broad range of wide format printers at resolutions up to 450 dpi. Four electrically independent piezoelectric slices, each with 64 addressable channels, are combined to provide a total of 256 jets. The nozzles are arranged in a single line, at a 0.011 inch distance between nozzles. The fluid interface and electrical connection are at the top of the jetting assembly and several mounting configurations are possible. This jetting assembly contains serial-to-parallel converters for selecting which jets to fire; all jets can be fired simultaneously or individually.
These Spectra heads are manufactured in the US and passed Dimatix Spectra US quality control tests to ensure the best durability. It carries a manufacturer product warranty.
