Laser printers FAQs
Q: What’s toner?
A: Toner is the powder that eventually becomes the words and images on a laser printed sheet of paper. Laser printers do not use ink, but fuse the powder with paper by heating it.Q: Why choose a laser printer over an inkjet?
A: Laser printers usually produce more precise/better quality images. They are also able to process information faster than inkjet and print entire pages at a time (inkjets take longer to print text and pictures at one time). Toner is generally more expensive but will last longer that ink cartridges.Q: Are there health risks involved with laser printing?
A: Laser printer toner is reported to cause some health risks in certain cases. Due to the small size of the particles, they can settle in the air in a printer-heavy environment much like dust. Breathing the particles can have adverse effects on people with asthma or bronchitis.
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