Aqueous inkjet needs more than dryer power to perform on coated paper. The coating must control liquid movement while the drying system prepares each sheet or web for its next operation.
A production-focused explanation of how job data, printheads, ink delivery, substrate transport, drying or curing, color control, inspection, and finishing determine inkjet output.
Single-pass inkjet can deliver high line speeds, but it concentrates demands on nozzle health, printhead alignment, media transport, drying, and workflow uptime. This guide compares it with carriage-scanning inkjet from a production and investment perspective.
