Often used in an office, a dot matrix normally uses continuous, fan-fold, listing paper. A tractor roller (pegs on the roller engages punched holes on both edges of the paper) is used to feed the paper through the printer. This set up means that the printer can be left unattended while printing lots of data over many hours. Some dot matrix printers may have rubber rollers instead of a tractor roller. The paper used here could either be A4 or A3 single-sheet paper, or if a detachable tractor unit is clipped on to the printer, listing paper (as described above) could be used as and when required.
the best is the dot matrix
You can use just about any kind of paper you want. yes Since most copiers are laser printers then yes you can. If you have problems then switch to laserjet paper.
"Depending on the amount of dots used in the picture, dot matrixes can be very clear. How ever, most people and businesses prefer to use injet printers, because images are not created by groups of dots, and can be printed on regular 8 1/2x11 paper."
There are four main types.Thermal - Like the old fax machines, uses a waxy paper heated to put an image on paper. Some portable printers use this.Inkjet - Uses liquid ink put through little nozzles that are heated up and force the ink out onto the paper. Most popularLaser - Uses a laser beam on a photo sensitive film to attract toner (fine powder, no liquid here) and then puts the toner on the paper. Then the paper goes through a fusor to fuse the toner to the paper.Solid ink - Xerox only, uses wax based crayons to put an image on paper.
It is laser printers a famous scientist told me
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Dot Matrix printers are the most common impact printers used with personal computers. Daisy Wheel printers are sometimes used as well.
That would be some old printer paper! Before ink jet and laser printers, there was the DOT MATRIX PRINTER. The holes on either side of the paper allowed it to be fed through the printer and so printing was possible. It was referred to as tractor feed paper.
Dot-matrix printers are often used in offices that use multi-page listing paper. Otherwise, most printing in the home and office is either done by inkjets (colour printing) or lasers (mono and colour printing), using A4 or A3 sized pre-cut paper. Special printers are commonly used in graphic design offices where very large coloured prints are needed.
Yes most do print on 11x17,especially the laser printers,check the HP and brother printers
Continuous fan-fold, multi-page listing paper. Such paper is mainly used in offices where large volumes of data needs to be printed without the close supervisation usually required with A4 pre-cut paper as used in injets and lasers.
Laser printers are generally the most expensive to purchase compared to ink-jet and dot matrix printers. While laser printers offer faster printing speeds and higher quality output, their initial cost is typically higher due to the technology involved. Ink-jet printers are usually more affordable upfront, but ongoing ink costs can add up. Dot matrix printers tend to be the least expensive option but are less common for typical home or office use today.