any printer for micro-Printed Text?

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Talal Itani

Hello,

I need to print text in a very small font size (0.25). This text will be
readable only with a high-power optical magnifier. I tested some of the
low-cost inkjet printers, yet none of them have the required resolution. Is
there an inkjet printer good enough for such a task? Most inkjet printers
claim to have the resolution needed, yet these printers are designed for
printing photographs. I calculated that I need a resolution of 2400 dpi x
2400 dpi (true resolution). Thanks for any help you can give me.

T.I.
 
Talal Itani said:
Hello,

I need to print text in a very small font size (0.25). This text will be
readable only with a high-power optical magnifier. I tested some of the
low-cost inkjet printers, yet none of them have the required resolution. Is
there an inkjet printer good enough for such a task? Most inkjet printers
claim to have the resolution needed, yet these printers are designed for
printing photographs. I calculated that I need a resolution of 2400 dpi x
2400 dpi (true resolution). Thanks for any help you can give me.

T.I.
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You need to find a modern Xerox production printer that's equipped with
its Speciality Imaging features, specifically MicroText.

http://www.xerox.com/go/xrx/template/inv_rel_newsroom.jsp?ed_name=NR_2006
Sept14_MicroText&app=InvestorRelations&view=newsrelease&format=article&Xc
ntry=USA&Xlang=en_US
 
bob prohaska's usenet account said:
Maybe, but I've looked and found nothing suitable. Machines to make
printer's plates and microfab photomasks have the resolution but not
the media you want. For example, look at
http://www.himt.de/en/home/ Besides which, they're absurdly expensive.

If you find something useful please post the news. Many folks besides me
would be interested.
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Thanks. I looked and I looked, but found nothing but very expensive
solution, and specialty media. Another post referred to a Xerox product for
microText, but the link he gave me is a broken link. Anyway, Xerox is a
lead for both of us to research. I will let you know if I find something.
Please let me know if you find something.
 
You need to find a modern Xerox production printer that's equipped with
its Speciality Imaging features, specifically MicroText.
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Thanks. I think you gave me a key. I started researching this already.
 
If you find something useful please post the news. Many folks besides me
would be interested.
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Thanks. I looked and I looked, but found nothing but very expensive
solution, and specialty media. Another post referred to a Xerox product for
microText, but the link he gave me is a broken link.[/QUOTE]

hmmmmmm. Try this:

http://tinyurl.com/42s3e9


or, just go to xerox.com and in the top right corner search box search
for microtext.

You can search for a print provider at:

http://www.xerox.com/xpp
 
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