mustesuihkuilla
Mustesuihkuilla is Finnish term used to describe printing with inkjet technology, i.e., producing images and text by ejecting tiny droplets of ink from print heads onto substrates such as paper, textiles or plastic. The expression is common in Finnish discussions of digital printing, distinguishing inkjet methods from laser or impact printing.
Most mustesuihku printers operate by forcing ink through microscopic nozzles. The two main print-head technologies are
Applications range from home and office document printing to photo output, signage and large-format graphics. Inkjet
Limitations include potential fading with certain inks, maintenance needs for print heads, and slower output on
Historically, inkjet technology emerged in the mid-20th century and gained consumer prominence in the 1990s and