By given the above picture, can you tell among these two compatible pumps, which one is pressure pump, the right or the left one? If you think this is too difficult, not have a clue to tell, then you are not alone, because from this angle, it’s hard to tell these inkjet printer pumps apart. However, let’s try another angle, you will notice the difference right away.
Let’s take a look at what is pressure & vacuum.
noun
1. continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it.
It got exert & against movement, applying this on the inkjet pump, we need an extra hole to let the air come & out.
noun
1.a space or container from which the air has been completely or partly removed.
It means, as long as the air is isolated, we just need to keep the balance, do not need to exert & against to fluctuate the pressure. With this in mind, we only need to create an isolated room in the MI vacuum pump.
The answer is popping on the lip now.
This is only trivial compatible spare part information of continuous inkjet printer. You probably don’t need to know the difference between pressure & vacuum pump, because we will not have them missed up with each other.
[…] Also we have one version of pump for standard MI black ink CIJ printer, and another stronger version for white pigment, which is with the black coating. For more info about how to tell the pressure pump from vacuum pump apart, please kindly refer to our previous post Lesson 101 of Telling CIJ Pumps Apart. […]
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