rajhlinux
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Hello,
I need to print high precision transparency negatives for making PCBs.
I'm using the best settings and nozzle print check have no clogs and did alignment to the best abilities, however I can not figure out what is causing these micro spikes in the lines.
I first tested on HP advanced photo glossy photo paper using best settings with slow speed, below are the results (I used an Epson Artisan 835 printer):
Here, I circled it with red to show the issue of the micro spikes:
Hope some Epson printer nerd here can chime in on whats going on here.
How to resolve this issue?
Maybe the Epson printer I am using is not a higher quality machine?
Anyone thinks maybe an Epson 1400 or 3880 or maybe the newer Sure Color P600 / P800 might resolve these micro spike printing issues?
Thanks for any advice.
Edit: I've included original PCB PDF vector image file.
I need to print high precision transparency negatives for making PCBs.
I'm using the best settings and nozzle print check have no clogs and did alignment to the best abilities, however I can not figure out what is causing these micro spikes in the lines.
I first tested on HP advanced photo glossy photo paper using best settings with slow speed, below are the results (I used an Epson Artisan 835 printer):
Here, I circled it with red to show the issue of the micro spikes:
Hope some Epson printer nerd here can chime in on whats going on here.
How to resolve this issue?
Maybe the Epson printer I am using is not a higher quality machine?
Anyone thinks maybe an Epson 1400 or 3880 or maybe the newer Sure Color P600 / P800 might resolve these micro spike printing issues?
Thanks for any advice.
Edit: I've included original PCB PDF vector image file.
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