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Fusing oil is used as a release agent in xerographic printers. Toner is fused to the paper when it moves between heated pressure rollers. The fusing oil is lightly applied to ensure that the paper will not stick to the rollers and will readily release for deposit in the output bin.
What else can I help you with?
A type of printer that produces output of exceptional quality using a technology similar to that of a photocopy machine?
Laser printers and xerographic copiers both use static charges on a toner drum to print images on paper.
What is the purpose of using a document imaging system?
The purpose of a document imaging system is that captures, stores and reprints images. This can vary from microfilm, copiers, multifunction printers or document scanners.
What are xerographic copies of x-rays called?
Xeroradiography is the process of using the xerography technology used in photocopiers and laser printers to record the results of an x-ray exposure. This replaces x-ray film with an x-ray sensitive element that can be used to make a print of the x-ray pattern.
Which printers are supported by the TN 350 toner?
There are not that many printers that can be considered compatible with the TN 350 toner. The main printers used when using TN 350 toner are the Black Brother laser printers.
Is it possible to connect printers with FTP?
I haven't heard of printers being connected by ftp (using port 21/22).
What are features available in the Print Management snap-in that are not available in the Devices and Printers applet?
Manage Remote Printers Configure Notifications Bulk Printer Management Deploy Printers by using Group Policy
What is the purpose of using computer?
purpose of using computer
Why are there many different types of printers?
Yes, I have personally seen since 1973 when I first began using computers a nearly unbelievable number of different types of computer printers (including many different types of 3D printers, that can actually print usable physical objects). Looking at the history of computer printers there have been orders of magnitude more different types of printers than I have seen myself. Even just considering printer speed and nothing else, the various mechanism that I have heard of range from as slow as 10 characters per second to as fast as tens of thousands of pages per minute! The types of "ink" used by different types of printers has included: inked cloth ribbon, one time plastic film ribbon, liquid, solid electric spark vaporized (I personally have one of these printers the design was not produced for very long as it had some problems), photographic paper, thermal paper, xerographic toner, etc. There were some photographic paper printers that exposed the film directly using electron beams instead of light! To summarize there are different types of computer printers both because different printer users have different requirements and different printer makers have different ideas and access to patents that they use to design the printer around. Some types of printer succeed wildly in the market, while others are utter flops.
What is an alternative to lightscribe?
An alternative to LightScribe is the use of printable media, such as inkjet-printable CDs and DVDs, which can be printed on using compatible inkjet printers. Another option is using thermal printers designed for disc printing, which provide high-quality labels. Additionally, users can create custom labels using adhesive label sheets and print them on standard printers.
What is the difference between welding and fusing?
Welding is the fusing of to metals, but the term "fusing" in a welding shop is the melting together of to materials without using filler rod. Usually done with a TIG Machine. The process results in a small weld, that does not need to be ground flush, because it already is. The only problem is that a "fused" weld isn't as strong.
Older printers connected to the motherboard's parallel port using a?
6 pin
Will two identical wireless printers in the same house working off two different laptops interfere with each other?
Wireless printers do not need laptops for to work. If you really have two identical wireless printers, configured using DHCP. You should not have any conflicts. If you are using static IP addressing you might have conflicts if you choose the same IP for both. If your printers connected to laptops which make you printers wireless, again you should not have any problems (if the laptops do not have problems with its IPs).
