how does it workPaper toner for a laser printer?
Blizz is close but not quite
A Light sensitive drum is selectrically charged, and areas discharged with a laser beam (hence laser printer)
toner is then applied and adheres to areas not discharged.
As drum turns, toner is transferred either to the paper via a further charging system (for black only printing) or to an intermediate belt unit (in colour machines, and these also now have 4 drums and lasers, or 1 laser and drum, plus 4 toners in a carrousel assembly)
This combined colour image is then transferred to the paper as per above.
The paper then gets passed through the ';Fuser'; that in simple terms melts the toner powder to the page.
Paper toner for a laser printer?
Are you asking how a laser printer works?
How it gets the toner on to the paper?
Basics:
Paper is pulled into the printer and is given a charge, the toner is then released onto the paper with the opposite charge and they attract one another. Then it goes through a heating element to adhere the toner to the paper.
For a more detailed description:
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/laser-鈥?/a>
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