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Inkjet printing, also referred to as inkjet skewing, is a printing technique used in inkjet printers that produces high-quality text and images on paper or other materials. It works by propelling extremely small droplets of ink through tiny nozzles onto the printing surface.

The inkjet printing process involves breaking down the ink into tiny droplets that are deposited onto the paper with great precision. When the droplets hit the paper, they merge together to form a single, distinct image. Inkjet printing is capable of producing a wide range of colors and can produce up to 60,000 dots per inch (DPI), allowing for intricate details and fine text.

This process is made possible by the inkjet printhead, which is composed of multiple tiny nozzles that eject the ink droplets. The nozzles are arranged in a line to create a continuous image, and the droplets are directed onto the paper in a coordinated way to produce a perfectly formed image.

Inkjet printing has become a widely used method for printing high-resolution images and text, both at home and in commercial settings. It is often used for photos, art, and other applications that require fine details and vibrant colors. Inkjet printers come in a range of sizes, from compact devices that can print from a mobile device to large-format printers that can produce large, detailed images. The inkjet printing technology has also been adapted for use in other applications, such as 3D printing and digital art.