Laser printers and ink-jet printers don't use a ribbon.
Yes, some photo printers, particularly dye-sublimation printers, use a ribbon to print images. In this process, the printer heats the ribbon to transfer dye onto the photo paper, resulting in high-quality prints with vibrant colors. However, other types of photo printers, like inkjet printers, use cartridges of liquid ink instead of ribbons.
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Epson thermal printers are mostly receipt and label printers. They use a ribbon ink cartridge, similar to those used on dot matrix printers and electronic typewriters.
Impact Printers.
No. They use pins or keys to strike a ribbon that has ink on it. The ink is transferred to the paper. These are rarely seen today, having been replaced by ink jet or laser printers.
Impact printers.
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The process of printing by striking an inked ribbon against paper is commonly associated with typewriters and impact printers. In this method, the ribbon is coated with ink, and when a key is pressed, a metal type or print head strikes the ribbon, transferring ink onto the paper to create text or images. This technique contrasts with modern inkjet or laser printers, which use different methods to apply ink or toner.
Yes there are. They use thermal energy or UV rays to print on special papers.
The Canon ribbon is used as a part of Canon's machines. For example, the Canon ribbon might be used for Canon's printers and for Canon's digital cameras.
Known as impact printers, of which a "Dot-matrix printer" is an example.
False