Showing posts with label housekeeping robot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label housekeeping robot. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

printing industry on large robot vacuum cleaner webs

As an industrial printing technician for several years I have watched the industries technologies grow and for the most part improve the quality of print and reduce the maintenance and cost per print. The most recent addition to the field has been the use of standard HP printer cartridges for product marking and outer case coding. This technology and most of its functionality has been developed in the printing industry on large webs and in the mailing industry to address information.
Control is the key
The disadvantage to this printing technology is there are too many things that need to align to achieve quality print. The current Trident and Zar print engines are a single row of multiple nozzles. With the HP style system the ink cartridge itself has 2 channels one beside the other and the second row of nozzles needs to print exactly over the first row of nozzles or a ghost or blurry print is created. This is much less obvious in text printing but can be a disaster when printing graphic images or barcodes. Most manufacturers have included the ability to turn off one set of nozzles 150 DPI vs. 300 DPI. The print with only one channel enabled is half the darkness and if a nozzle in the cartridge failed or becomes blocked a clear line will be present in the print.

Sunday, March 22, 2015

The traditional model of automatic carpet cleaner

The traditional model of automatic carpet cleaner is still one of the most popular. The head, handle, and container all function as a single unit that moves together. Uprights offer stronger, consistent suction power since they are usually required to be plugged into a wall socket. A broader head, often equipped with some form of roller bristles, allows each pass to cover a wider swath and pick up more dirt.
These models are one of the best for cleaning carpet, especially deeper pile. However, due to their design and weight, they can be cumbersome or difficult to push over large areas and are limited by the length of their cord.
housekeeping robot head mounted on a flexible hose makes canister vacuum cleaners generally more maneuverable without sacrificing much in the way of performance. The extended reach of this type of model tends to make it easier to clean surfaces such as drapes or upholstery. They also perform quite well on bare floors.