At 11/14/2001, you wrote:
> >Seiko has a CDROM printer but the ink has to be protected with some plastic
> >coater after printing. They use normal water ink.
> >Do you know an acid-resistant ink good for 1200x1200 dpi?
> >What's about a modified laser printer, as their results are acid-proof?
>
>         But the Seiko printer costs around $1000

$99 for sure.

>and my "modified-as-hell-printer" costs about $20 :o) A laser printer
>would dissolve the CD ;o)

It's about a PCB, not CD. Acid-proof : I hope you'll not try to corrode a CD.
If you'll succeed with the PCB Printer, I'll be your first client. I'm
ready to pay $$ for a 2400 (or 1200) dpi A4 size one.
Please keep me in touch, Alexandre.



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>Alexandre Souza
>taito@terra.com.br
>http://planeta.terra.com.br/lazer/pinball/
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