It's very important to know there is two types of 'tattoo copier':
1. Fax machine type - this is the most common
2. Thermal-Copier using IR Heat lamp and rollers (much more expensive but much better)
Fax machine types with like the old thermal fax machine, using a thermal head.
Problems: Head often is not hot enough so designs are faint/ don't work or the whole machine is a dud. most are Chinese so that says it all.
IR (Infra Red) Thermal-Copiers use a heat lamp inside a reflector and require a carrier to hold the tattoo paper as it passes through the machine - they are MUCH hotter and have a speed dial to adjust the speed/ temperature.
This type is much more expensive, but work on all types of tattoo paper and are for studio use.
If you buy a cheap fax machine type copier then expect cheap patchy results. You get what you pay for in this field.
Speaking from experience here (bought too many cheap fax machine types and finally got a proper one)
Dibbo
The machine has an output force of 200 J because the rest of the 50 J was converted into thermal energy.
The missing energy is converted into some form of unusable energy. It may be heat (thermal energy), but it may be other types of energy as well.
The work done by a machine is called work output
Thermodynamics is the study of the relationship between thermal energy and heat and work.
Thermal energy can be used to do work. Temperature cannot be used to do work. Thermal energy is actually heat energy in transit.
If your using the 'eclipse' that is a fax machine and does not produce enough heat, this is why the copy does not come through. A fax header is low voltage and low heat - it can't get through all the layers of the tattoo paper. There is an 'ECLIPSE 2' version which is a true thermal-copier and uses an IR heat lamp and does work. You need to use a carrier with this type of machine, not just putting the paper in on it's own like the 'eclipse' model it sounds like you have.
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There is no limit to the amount of time an operator can work with a copier or printer, other than the issue of personal fatigue.
The plain paper copier, often incorrectly called a "Xerox MAchine," was developed by a team of engineers and technicians employed by the Haloid Company in Rochester, NY. They based their work on the process of electrophotography, or xerography, that was invented by Chester Carlson in 1938, and Mr. Carlson worked closely with Haloid on the development of the first commercial plain paper copier.
The machine has an output force of 200 J because the rest of the 50 J was converted into thermal energy.
Sure it will work as the same but if we have a exact site on it it will differ a little
yes it does i have tried it
depends on what the tattoo is
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Tattoo artists work in tattoo artists that is because of what they do they cannot do it at home because everything has to be steralized
First, you should contact the company that sold you the machine and ask about service. If the machine is under warranty, they may do the work for no cost. Your first option depends on whether the copier is still under warranty. Did you purchase a service plan when you purchased it? Even if you didn't, the product probably included a warranty for at least the first year of use. Contact the store where you purchased it to see what you should do next.