Ceramic Tiles and the Recirculation Revolution: How the History of Inkjet Technology Changed Interior Design

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Ceramic Tiles and the Recirculation Revolution: How the History of Inkjet Technology Changed Interior Design

Guest contributor Dr. Mark Bale looks at how developments in industrial inkjet printheads paved the way for digital printing on ceramics.

Published: February 28, 2022

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