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Printhead for DTFPRO PANTHERA V2 / PANTHERA V3 | Epson I3200 Printhead

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Epson Print Head Model Number(s):

I3200-A1

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This OEM Epson i3200 / I3200(4)-A1 printhead features:

PrecisionCore Technology: High precision and high density. Contributes to compact, high speed and high image print quality. The Epson MEMS nozzles ensure perfectly round ink droplets are placed accurately and consistently.
Support for Grey-Scale: Epson's unique Variably Sized Droplet Technology (VSDT) delivers smooth gradation by freely controlling the ejection of droplet volume.
High Resolution: 1440 nozzles (8 lines x 180 nozzles) with a Native Resolution of 1440dpi. Smallest Droplet: 3.5pl.
High Durability: Up to 20% improved printhead accuracy and lifespan as compared to previous printheads.

Product name		I3200-A1
Ink type		Aqueous
Width x Depth x Height		2.72" x2.33" x 1.4"
Weight		3 oz
Number of nozzle		3200
Nozzle pitch/nozzle row		1/300 inch
Nozzle Resolution		300 npi /row 600 npi/2 rows
Max. number of colour inks		4 colours
Effective print width		1.33 inches (33.8 mm)
Droplet ejection performance	Binary	6 pl at 43.2 kHz
	3 levels grey scale	6.3, 12.3 pl at 21.6 kHz
	4 levels grey scale	3.8, 6.1, 9.4 pl at 21.6 kHz
Viscosity range		3-4 mPa

*Not for resale.

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