Damper
Definition
What is a damper?
A small ink filter component located between the ink lines and the printhead. Dampers regulate ink flow and filter out particles that could clog the printhead nozzles. They are consumable parts that need periodic replacement in DTF printers.
Where damper shows up on DTF Database
Guides on this site that cover damper, followed by guides on the related terms printhead, DTF printer.
A practical DTF printer maintenance schedule covering daily nozzle checks, weekly cleans, monthly damper inspections, and quarterly deep service.
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