Russian specialists have developed an “arctic printer” for military

The press service of the United Instrument Engineering Corporation reported that the company's specialists have developed scanners and printers for the military, which can be used in the most extreme conditions, including in the Arctic.

“Our scanners and printers can be used outdoors, while driving on wheeled and tracked vehicles, ships, and in a combat zone. The equipment provides trouble-free operation in harsh climatic conditions, it can withstand severe mechanical loads and can even work in an inverted state, ”says Alexander Kalinin, Director of the Department for Innovative Development of the DIC, TASS.

It is noted that this equipment is capable of stable operation at temperatures from minus 40 to plus 50 degrees Celsius, as well as at humidity up to 95%. Using thermal technology, it is possible to provide high quality even at extremely low temperatures and minimal expenditure on consumables.

The devices created by the Kaluga Scientific Research Institute of Telemechanical Devices have higher characteristics compared to Russian typical analogues: in particular, a higher print speed, low weight with a stated service life of at least 15 years.

Comments

[bulvas]

ne.rena yourself.

Our printers are also developing, are not simple.

I hope they will not sell the development to Samsung or HP, they will release it themselves

[Good me]

Quote: bulvas

Our printers are also developing, are not simple.

I hope they will not sell the development to Samsung or HP, they will release it themselves

But with the release ...

How many high-tech gadgets we have developed are produced in "Taiwan"?

100% ...

It's like with a VO server in Germany. When asked why he is there, and when he will be at home, patriots -> patriots -> patriots
> answer: And when the level of prices for services of this kind, here, will become like in Germany ...

AND EVERYTHING ...

[Baikal]

For Russians, it’s somehow like this in life - how to invent is so easy. And how to put into production and sell - this is how dances begin in the village

[VseDoFeNi]

Quote: Baikal

For Russians, it’s somehow like this in life - how to invent is so easy. And how to put into production and sell - this is how dances begin in the village

"The consciousness of the untruth of money in the Russian soul is not corrosive." M. Tsvetaeva.

First, people do everything to ditch their health in the pursuit of dough, then they spend this loot in vain attempts to regain health.

[DarthVedro]

Office equipment is also being produced in St. Petersburg, including flash drives that even look good. But only for the military. Shockproof. A situation is developing in Russia close to the USSR, when the military has everything of its own, but there is no consumer goods

[max702]

Quote: DarthVedro

Petersburg also produce office equipment, including flash drives that even look good. But only for the military. Shockproof. A situation is developing in Russia close to the USSR, when the military has everything of its own, but there is no consumer goods

It’s just that the military don’t count money (not their own), and then they covered themselves with secrecy, and they’ve got a special option, and on the road, an ordinary device with a price that is 10-15 times higher than the civil one .. And such a picture is everywhere around the world, for example, a six nut in a citizen 2 cents, and in the defense industry 50 cents ..

[varov14]

This is bad that our military is so inept, in fact, they are robbing their own families, i.e. us by you. since they are blood from the blood, how they position themselves.

[shvn]

Yeah! Tell Taburetkin and Vasilyeva about this, sir

[varov14]

Skewed consciousness, this is the scoop in its purest form, everything else about the USSR is crap, no one personally ever oppressed me in any way, however, I repent of the state’s policy, I was satisfied, and it’s not important for the state with the higher production management had.

[varov14]

Still, in mass production, for the simple consumer it is possible and simpler to justify the money invested and start making money.

[horoh]

Well now, after running-in in extreme conditions, military technologies must be introduced into the civilian sector !!!

[Andrey Yuryevich]

I remember how Yotafon was advertised ... I hope everything is ours, or again "constructor"?

[VseDoFeNi]

Quote: Andrey Yurievich

I remember how Yotafon was advertised ... I hope everything is ours, or again "constructor"?

Our people are not enough for "all ours". If there were at least 300-500 million of us, no one would have come close.

Quote: Peter Arkadyevich Stolypin.

SPEECH ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIFE OF PEASANTS AND ON OWNERSHIP LAUNCHED IN THE STATE DUMA ON MAY 10, 1907

After spending about 10 years with the land system, I came to the deep conviction that hard work is needed in this, long-term hard work is needed. This question cannot be resolved; it must be resolved. In Western countries, it took decades. We offer you a modest but sure way. Opponents of statehood would like to choose the path of radicalism, the path of liberation from the historical past of Russia, liberation from cultural traditions. They need great shocks, we need Great Russia! * (Applause on the right.)

[V.ic]

Question: "And what does the radio work on, on lamps or on transistors?" Answer: "Do not ask stupid questions! I have already said that on an armored train!"

[Tatar 174]

It seems to be a trifle, but scanners and printers are a necessity. Sometimes it is necessary to urgently card a piece, for example, print on paper, but not without a printer. You can also draw by hand, but quality and accuracy suffer. If these devices also work from 12 dashes, 24 volts, then generally Plus to the developers!

[Mountain shooter]

The heads for these printers are not easy. Hi-tech, our development. The hungry 90s developed. I am proud that my equipment also works in production there. Preserved production, well done Kaluga.

[bulvas]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

The heads for these printers are not easy. Hi-tech, our development. The hungry 90s developed. I am proud that my equipment also works in production there. Preserved production, well done Kaluga.

Well done! Pleasantly surprised.

I would have let them go into production, I'm afraid it is more difficult, even than to develop.
And to get market share - alas, I doubt that it will work out, we need serious support

[tongilguk]

Now is the right time to gain market share. Sanctions after all. And if, as developers say, supplies are cheap, then they will definitely win. Since all manufacturers of printers now live precisely at the expense of consumables.

[dsi]

The company's specialists developed scanners and printers for the military that can be used in the most extreme conditions, including in the Arctic.

We will scan you creatures and print them in full. Just stick up ...

[Castor]

It’s not very clear where in the picture is the printer? If it’s in the hands of a fighter, then yes - you can print it so well.

[Mikhail Krapivin]

As in that old joke, about trying to assemble peaceful equipment at a tank factory. Whatever they assembled - a tractor, a bulldozer, an excavator, the result was a tank anyway :)

[Ayujak]

Scanner on the head, yellow. The printer is in the hands. They said everything correctly.
And if without jokes, then pay attention to the fighter’s belt - this is a portable device.

[Castor]

Quote: AYUJAK

Pay attention to the fighter’s belt - this is a portable device.

Well then it's very cool! Thank you!

[Socialism 2.0]

bureaucrats - Arctic frost is no longer a hindrance
but after reading the title of the article I immediately thought about 3D printing ..

[tasha]

I also immediately thought about the 3D printer. Actually you need a mobile press for snow blocks. You pour snow into it - and at the exit there are dense LEGO blocks. Slap-slap - that’s the shelter from the wind.

[Castor]

Quote: tasha

Slap-slap - that’s the shelter from the wind.

Or a column of armored vehicles to distract the enemy.

[rotmistr60]

As I understand it, in our industry, defense industry and electronics, a new direction is emerging - the Arctic. Recently, they often began to write about new products specifically for the Arctic.

[tongilguk]

The Arctic is an undeveloped source of resources. And given that all the recent wars started by the states and their imitators were precisely because of resources, the Arctic requires special attention. And it’s good that our leadership understands this very well. Perhaps we will manage to overtake the alliance in Arctic technologies, and we will not allow them to appropriate these resources for ourselves.

[Tanker55]

The Russian potential has not yet been fully disclosed and it pleases. It is necessary to send and refuse various competitors to these products in a series. Jobs will not hurt. Thank you for the article and development.

[sa-ag]

Thermal printing, i.e. Do you need thermal paper?

[tongilguk]

Thermal printing is laser printing. Another thing is that with such printing the printer will unmask the squad due to the elevated temperature.

[vladimirvn]

National ideas should be not only the savings of the Russian people, but also the increase in their qualitative potential. Then there will be more such events.

[gladysheff2010]

Useful thing! Still, I really want such high-tech products to be produced in our country, here, it is here that it is necessary to create production, and not give jobs to Southeast Asia! The government must finally think about this issue, or we do not need highly qualified personnel ???!

[da Vinci]

Well, the computer is compact - well, what do you need to print outdoors? or a control point or something like that, where bureaucracy is being bred, will not be located indoors, but under the sultry Arctic sun (or most likely stars)? ... There is an old bike that all-terrain vehicles came up with in Russia so that the roads would not be repair!

[made13]

We got matrix printers from the warehouses, set the heating and made self-adhesive rubber insulation

[sinnik80]

Are they reinventing thermal sublimation printers? Hallelujah!