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Video Tricolor Multi-feed

What does the Tricolor head make possible?

A Tricolor demonstration showing multiple independently controlled spray channels on the CNC Airbrush platform.

1:16 head test Tricolor Independent channels
Technical case study

A plotter-like multi-feed workflow

The Tricolor head is best understood as several independently controlled spray channels. It does not mix colors inside one nozzle like an inkjet printer.

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The challenge

Some applications require more than one liquid or color without manually changing reservoirs between paths.

02

The setup

The Tricolor head uses three separate nozzles/channels, controlled as part of the machine workflow. This lets the program choose between feeds as the path is executed.

03

The result

The video demonstrates the Tricolor principle. It is useful for explaining multi-channel capability, while also making the physical size and working-area tradeoff clear.

Why this matters

Tricolor is useful when separate feeds are part of the process. It is not compatible with Tilt, and the useful working area is reduced because all nozzles need physical clearance.

Head selection route

Multi-channel spraying should solve a real process problem

If one smooth controlled nozzle is enough, keep the setup simple. If separate feeds matter, we can configure the workflow around them.

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