Inkless: Quality black-and-white prints without ink

Printing without the need for ink? Inkless, a TU Delft spin-off company, has the technology to do this without sacrificing print quality. With the Inkless method the paper is carbonised. If you use a conventional method to do that, you quickly start burning through the paper because it is so thin. The print is also not permanent and not black enough. Inkless has much better control over the carbonisation process, as a result of which you can print less deeply and do not go through the paper.
The company is now ready for the next step and further upscaling. Printing text, images and graphics is possible on paper, labels and the surface of packaging (News Item TU Delft, 2 November 2016).
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