PRINTER

PRINTER

1. 1. Speed, 2. is measured in pages per minute (PPM), 3. print in color or in monochrome, 4. Maximum resolution, which is measured in dots per inch (PPP), 5. better is the operation and quality at the time of printing.

2. DOT-MATRIX

   • 1. way similar to the operation of a typewriter, 2. the letters are obtained by selecting points from a matrix, 3. produces different typefaces, and graphics in general, 4. These printers can create carbon copies..

3. INKJET

   • 1. Print speed, 2. Print quality (Resolution), 3. Printing technology, 4. Connectivity, 5. Printer size, 6. Cost of the consumable

4. THERMAL TRANSFER

   • 1. represent the images in black, 2. The difference of colors is achieved by heating the pins of the head at different temperatures, 3. used to print bar codes, tickets or receipts, 4. your impressions are very economical

5. IMAGESETTERS

   • 1. Large format computer support with ultra high resolution, 2. Expose rolls or sheets of any film for photoliths or bromide paper using a laser light source, 3. you get a very high quality black and white image, 4. The development is usually done in a separate unit of the camcorder.

6. PLASETTER

   • 1. tool to check the speed of our refilled or new cartridges from the factory, 2. usable to measure the speed of exit of arrow, balines of compressed air, 3. is an essential tool, it is the only reliable and cheap way to check if the recharge we are doing is being adjusted to the amount of gunpowder we are using or we are spending gunpowder unnecessarily.

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