👉 The DPI fluid, often referred to as the DPI (dots per inch) fluid, is a term used in the context of digital printing and inkjet technology to describe the precision and detail achievable with fluid-based inkjet systems. Unlike traditional inkjet printers that use solid ink droplets, DPI fluid technology employs a continuous stream of fine, electrically charged fluid droplets that can be precisely controlled in size and placement. This allows for exceptionally high-resolution prints with smooth gradients and sharp details, making it ideal for applications requiring high-quality outputs such as professional photography, graphic design, and fine art printing. The fluid's ability to maintain consistent droplet sizes and flow rates ensures that the printed images are not only visually stunning but also durable, as the fluid-based nature of the ink reduces the likelihood of smudging or fading.
