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Industrial Ink-Jet Application of Nano-Sized Ceramic Inks

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Ink-jet printing is becoming a leading technology for traditional ceramics, due to its capacity of reproducing highly resolved and customized images on tile surfaces. Nano-sized inks, produced by the polyol synthesis route, proved to fulfil the printing requirements, tailoring their chemico-physical properties (e.g. viscosity, surface tension) on industrial ink-jet devices, so representing a major breakthrough in the quadrichromy process.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 51)

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October 2006

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M. Dondi, F. Matteucci, Davide Gardini, Magdab Blosi, Anna L. Costa, Carmen Galassi, Giovanni Baldi, A. Barzanti, E. Cinotti

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Ceramic Inks, Ink-Jet Printing, Nanoparticle

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