Never Burn A Printer Toner Cartridge ?

What is the difference between ink cartridges and laser ink cartridges?

A toner cartridge as the name implies contains toner (a powder) and is meant for a xerographic printer. In contrast an ink cartridge or inkjet cartridge contains liquid ink formulation and is meant for inkjet printer. A printer cartridge is a general term and may be either of the above. For more information see the related links.

What are the advantages and the disadvantages of thermal printers of?

A thermal printer needs specially treated paper on which to burn data and images. Such a printer is more likely to be used to print labels on a roll, or in cash registers, but not all ways. Once warmed up, a thermal printer produces good results and is efficient. Saving on expensive toner and ink cartridges is a bonus. A thermal printer can (as far as I am aware) only able to burn black characters and graphics, though coloured paper could be used to give a coloured effect.

Can printers burn you?

Yes if you remove the paper tray and place your fingers inside the printer to remove a paper jam you can seriously burn your finger on the drum of the printer

Which component of a laser printer might burn the skin if it is touched without letting the printer cool?

The component of a laser printer that might burn the skin if touched without letting the printer cool is the fuser unit. The fuser unit uses heat and pressure to fuse toner onto the paper, and it can reach temperatures of up to 200 degrees Celsius (392 degrees Fahrenheit) during operation. If someone touches the fuser unit without allowing it to cool down first, it can cause a serious burn injury. It is important to always follow the manufacturer's instructions and warning labels when using any electronic device, including laser printers. Call - 045864033 #uaetechnician #printerrepair #dubai #service #maintenance

What has the author Helen L Toner written?

Helen L. Toner has written: 'When lights burn low' -- subject(s): Christian life 'Discovering the unshakeable through psalmists' eyes' -- subject(s): Bible, Meditations

Is it true that if you place your computer monitor and your printer side by side this will cause your monitor to burn out?

no it is not true

Can you use copier transparency paper in laser printers?

While I support TravisO's answer, I would like to clarify a couple things. First, laser printers do not "burn" toner onto the paper to complete the printing cycle. Instead, they actually just melt the toner so as to bond it to the paper. This is accomplished by the fusing assembly which is quite simply a teflon-coated glass tube with an old-tech vacuum tube or other heat source inside. It generates about 350 degrees Fahrenheit (about 177 degrees Celsius) of heat which melts the fine plastic powder that is the toner and bonds it to the paper.Second, as TravisO said, standard transparencies are not usable in printers because in a laser printer, the heat of the fusing assemly will soften the plastic of the transparency and potentially turn it into a viscous sludge which will gum up the fuser and/or other parts inside the printer, requiring costly repairs. In an inkjet printer, standard transparencies will not work because they are not designed to absorb standard ink designed for paper. Instead, they are designed to be marked upon by wet erase markers (and, therefore, the reason that to clean off such transparencies, one holds them under a stream of water). So, in both cases, one must get transparencies that are designed for the appropriate type of printer. Any office supply store such as Staples should have either of these in stock.

What do you do if you burn your self?

never run the burn under cold water you'll get boils and never put ice on it you'll get frost bite

Thermal printer is line printer or not?

No, thermal and line printers are two different things. "Line" printers are referring to a form of "Dot-Matrix" printers. "Thermal" printers burn a special paper to form characters and symbols.

Can you reset a hp ink cartridge after refilling it?

Can you reset a hp ink cartridge after refilling it? Can you reset a hp ink cartridge after refilling it? Until now, there isn't any (well known) way to do it. Your cartridge should work well without the reset just try to refill before the nevel of ink is too low cuz it can damaged the cartridge and you'll have to buy a new one. Good luck. Go to the following website and download the freeware InkMonitor 2.1.2: http://www.pokluda.cz/. You have to add data about new cartridge. HP60 cartridge information = 200 pages per cartridge. This works great for me. It gives you a history of everything printed. This way you can gauge when its time to refill your cartridges. You must refill before they run out of ink or you will burn out the print heads and have to replace them. The newer Hewlett Packard printers have included in the software that comes with their printers, a "toolbox" that includes a section called Estimated Ink Level. Its a great tool that allows you to keep track of how much ink is left in your cartridges so you don't start a big print job and get stranded out of ink in the middle of it. The only problem is that has become quite troublesome on those who wish to refill their cartridges. If you refill your cartridge or have someone else refill your cartridge, it will read as low or empty when you try to print with the cartridge. How does HP do it? They started embedding a serial number in the contact strip located on the back of the cartridge. The printer remembers that serial number and gives the message of low or out of ink. The internal memory is located in the printers firmware and is not in the software. It will remember the previous two cartridges ink level. We have posted various ways to reset the ink levels so your Estimated Ink Level will read full again. Click on your printer cartridge number below to find out how. http://www.inkjetsuperstore.com/hp-CC640WN-remanufactured-inkjet-cartridge

What would happen if someone accidentally used fingernail polish remover instead of toner on their face?

It would probably burn... a lot, and I'd recommend you NOT to try it, it's not going to do ANY good

What should never placed on a burn?

dry sterile dressing