ricoh toner made from what?
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"In its early form, toner was simply carbon powder. In order to improve the quality of printing, the individual carbon particles were blended in a polymer. The polymer particles can be melted by the heat of the fuser, causing it to bind to the fibers in the paper. The exact polymer varies by manufacturer but might be a styrene acrylate copolymer or a polyester resin."
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Probably UPSEX (UPS EX)
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thats called flexo print, thats how i found this:\n\nhttp://www.flexotradeprint.co.uk/\n\nI have never used it, but maybe take a peek...\n\ngood luck\n\n\noops that is only for printing....but anyway....
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A laser printer is a general term for a category of printers that use dry toner instead of wet ink to place text and/or graphics on a page.  A laserjet is a brand of laser printer manufactured by Hewlett-Packard (HP).
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Mouse pads are usually made of the following materials:\nVinyl – this mouse pad material is great to use because of its hard surface which present image or photograph in vibrant detail. The durable surface makes for longer life which gives you longer-lasting promotion with the mouse pad user.\nLenticular – this mouse pad material is the most exciting of all. This could provide 3-D or flip motion effects to your mouse pad. This is such an eye-catching material because of the movement of images, virtually adding another dimension to the mouse pad.\nCombo Pads- are fit to the multi-tasking type of people. It is available as a standard mouse pad with an attached wrist support or as a die cut pad with an added wrist support. The dual surface provides more marketing versatility.\nTraditional Fabric – this is the most common mouse pad material used. With its versatility and durability, the fabric is an excellent material for printed mouse pads.\n\n\nMouse pads printing is a good choice to market your products. With minimal investment, the promotional return is quite cost-effective.\n\n\nMouse pads printing quotes are available to any prospective customer. If requested, mouse pads printing quotes are replied to the soonest possible time after filling out a simple form.
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There are plenty of instructions on the web and three or four web sites devoted to just this issue, however, I have to wonder why you want to do this.\nLet me tell you a couple of issues you will face.\n\n#1 Toner cartidges have many components, all of which have a rather short life cycle. All of these need to be serviced and or replaced to properly 'refill' a toner cartridge. The Photo-conductive drum, the waste bin, the wiper blade, the primary charge roller, the electrical contacts for the PCR, the Toner Bin, the magnetic roller that draws toner from the toner bin, the electrical contacts of said roller and the metering or doctor blade that meters the toner pulled out of the toner bin. All of these parts need to be removed cleaned properly wich includes but is not limited to vacuuming each part and putting them all back together.\n\n#2 There is still toner in the cartridge that will need to be vacuumed out, you cannot do it with a normal household vacuum or it will at least blow toner dust all over the area and at worse eat up the vacuum motor.\n\nOh, one final note, if you do something wrong, like not properly clean the waste toner bin, or improperly replace the wiper blade or miss seat the contacts on the magnetic roller or improperly gap the doctor blade or not place every gear removed back properly,... The refilled cartridge could seize up, lock down and cause major damage to your printer before it even prints a single page.\n\nBEWARE of attempting this on your own. If you are tired of giving the OEM guys WAY TOO much money for "New" cartridges, buy one from a remanufacturing company. Ask them questions before you buy and find out if every cartridge is print tested after rebuilding, and remember it is not refilling that you EVER want to do or have done, it is REBUILDING or REMANUFACTURING.\n\nI hope this helps you see the big picture.
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best website:\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?lc=en&cc=us&docname=bph07103
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go back to hp, or othre mfgr.  dell is too strict . . . and you can find off brands/remanufactured toners pretty cheap for other mfgr's faster.
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toilet paper, newsprint, egg cartons, insulation, cardboard...
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>A laser printer is a computer printer that produces high-resolution output by means of a process that is similar to photocopying. In place of reflected light from an image (as is used in xerography), a laser printer uses data sent from a computer to turn a laser beam on and off rapidly as it scans a charged drum. The drum then attracts toner powder to the areas not exposed to the light. Finally, the toner is fused to paper over a belt by heated rollers. In a write-black printer the laser positively charges the printed areas to attract the toner, which gives better detail than a write-white printer. In a write-white printer, the beam negatively charges the areas not to be printed to repel the toner, which gives a denser image. Faster, quieter, and capable of producing more attractive results than standard printers, laser printers have become an important means of printing business documents since they became more generally available.\n\nFor more information check out the site below.
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Noooooooooooooo\n\nDont use refillers. It will spoil ur Printer. Use only original catridges.
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Mineral oil and resin\nPenreco Versagel
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I liked Rico Royal when I played....course, I also dyed mine in Cinnamon Oil so that it tasted good..but then my lips were on fire...hmmm..... haha GOOD LUCK THOUGH! =0)
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Almost any.\n\nHP, Lexmark, Epson, Canon, ...........
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The Ricoh Corporation acquired Savin in 1995.\n\nYou can read about it here at Ricoh's web site: http://www.ricoh-usa.com/about/corporateoverview.asp?tsn=RBS
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Try this one:\nhttp://www.packardbell.fr/products/node1870.asp
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go to google and search for the company!!