New Modular Multi-Head Print Head Tester & Ink Tester (PHT-M) Unveiled: One Device. Multiple Print heads. Complete Print head & Ink Validation

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada – Digital Sign Technologies Inc., a global leader in print head recovery and testing solutions, is pleased to announce the launch of its new Modular Multi-Head Print Head Tester & Ink Tester (PHT-M).

Designed for companies that use multiple print head models, the PHT-M combines advanced print head testing and ink validation in one compact, modular platform. By simply changing the print head module, users can quickly test a wide range of print head types without the need for multiple dedicated testing devices—saving time, reducing equipment costs, and simplifying workflow.

The PHT-M quickly and accurately evaluates the condition of inkjet print heads after cleaning, storage, or when new. In just three minutes, it provides a clear visual assessment of nozzle performance, eliminating guesswork and helping ensure consistent print quality while reducing costly production downtime.

Using standard photo paper and the customer's preferred ink, the PHT-M offers a flexible and cost-effective solution for validating print head performance across multiple printer platforms.

In addition to print head testing, the integrated Ink Tester enables users to evaluate printing inks in minutes before they are introduced into production. This helps identify suboptimal or incompatible inks that could negatively affect print quality or damage print heads, reducing costly downtime while protecting valuable printing equipment.

Ideal for manufacturers, print shops, print service providers, print head dealers, ink manufacturers, service technicians, and print head refurbishers, the PHT-M enables users to verify both print head performance and ink quality before production begins, ensuring optimal print quality and greater process reliability.

When paired with the Print Head Doctor (PHD), the PHT-M forms a complete print head lifecycle solution—allowing users to recover, validate, and certify print heads before they ever return to production. Together, these technologies maximize print quality, minimize downtime, extend print head life, and reduce operating costs.