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Printing pcbPCB layout on TES 200 paper (edited with image)

asAs title tittle says, imI'm trying to print a very dense pcbPCB layout on a termal paper (https://www.tme.eu/en/details/tes200/materials-for-pcb-production/thermal paper). 

I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. ProblemThe problem is, you can see some little grains/gaps all over the printed pcbPCB design. 

What can iI do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper? or bad printer/printing method.?

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Printing pcb layout on TES 200 paper (edited with image)

as title tittle says, im trying to print a very dense pcb layout on a termal paper (https://www.tme.eu/en/details/tes200/materials-for-pcb-production/). I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. Problem is, you can see some little grains all over the printed pcb. What can i do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper or bad printer/printing method.

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Printing PCB layout on TES 200 paper

As title says, I'm trying to print a very dense PCB layout on a thermal paper. 

I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. The problem is, you can see some little grains/gaps all over the printed PCB design. 

What can I do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper? or bad printer/printing method?

Laser Printed PCB on Thermal Paper

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Printing pcb layout on TES 200 paper (edited with image)

as title tittle says, im trying to print a very dense pcb layout on a termal paper (https://www.tme.eu/en/details/tes200/materials-for-pcb-production/). I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. Problem is, you can see some little grains all over the printed pcb. What can i do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper or bad printer printer/printing method.

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Printing pcb layout on TES 200 paper

as title tittle says, im trying to print a very dense pcb layout on a termal paper (https://www.tme.eu/en/details/tes200/materials-for-pcb-production/). I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. Problem is, you can see some little grains all over the printed pcb. What can i do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper or bad printer/printing method.

Printing pcb layout on TES 200 paper (edited with image)

as title tittle says, im trying to print a very dense pcb layout on a termal paper (https://www.tme.eu/en/details/tes200/materials-for-pcb-production/). I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. Problem is, you can see some little grains all over the printed pcb. What can i do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper or bad printer/printing method.

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Printing pcb schemantingslayout on TES 200 thermal paper

as title tittle says, im trying to print a very dense pcb schematicslayout on a thermaltermal paper (https://www.tme.eu/en/details/tes200/materials-for-pcb-production/). I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. Problem is, you can see some little grains all over the printed pcb. What can i do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper or bad printer/printing method.

Printing pcb schemantings on TES 200 thermal paper

as title tittle says, im trying to print a very dense pcb schematics on a thermal paper. I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. Problem is, you can see some little grains all over the printed pcb. What can i do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper or bad printer/printing method.

Printing pcb layout on TES 200 paper

as title tittle says, im trying to print a very dense pcb layout on a termal paper (https://www.tme.eu/en/details/tes200/materials-for-pcb-production/). I'm using a laser printer, as it is mandatory. Problem is, you can see some little grains all over the printed pcb. What can i do to prevent this? Is this due to dust/grease on the paper or bad printer/printing method.

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