Laser Printer Sales
Advantages of a Laser Printer
So why get a laser printer rather than a cheaper inkjet printer? The main advantages of laser printers are speed, precision and economy. A laser can move very quickly, so it can "write" with much greater speed than an ink jet. And because the laser beam has an unvarying diameter, it can draw more precisely, without spilling any excess ink.
Laser printers tend to be more expensive than inkjet printers, but it doesn't cost as much to keep them running -- toner powder is cheap and lasts a long time, while you can use up expensive ink cartridges very quickly. This is why offices typically use a laser printer as their "work horse," their machine for printing long text documents. In most models, this mechanical efficiency is complemented by advanced processing efficiency. A typical laser-printer controller can serve everybody in a small office.
When they were first introduced, laser printers were too expensive to use as a personal printer. Since that time, however, laser printers have gotten much more affordable. Now you can pick up a basic model for just a little bit more than a nice inkjet printer.
As technology advances, laser-printer prices should continue to drop, while performance improves. We'll also see a number of innovative design variations, and possibly brand-new applications of electrostatic printing. Many inventors believe we've only scratched the surface of what we can do with simple static electricity!
Color Laser Printers
Initially, most commercial laser printers were limited to monochrome printing (black writing on white paper). But now, there are lots of color laser printers on the market.
Essentially, color laser printers work the same way as monochrome printers, except they go through the entire printing process four times -- one pass each for cyan (blue), magenta (red), yellow and black. By combining these four colors of toner in varying proportions, you can generate the full spectrum of color with color laser printers.
There are several different ways of doing this. Some color laser printer models have four toner and developer units on a rotating wheel. The color laser printer lays down the electrostatic image for one color and puts that toner unit into position. It then applies this color to the paper and goes through the process again for the next color. Some color laser printers add all four colors to a plate before placing the image on paper.
Some more expensive color laser printers actually have a complete printer unit -- a laser assembly, a drum and a toner system -- for each color. The paper simply moves past the different drum heads, collecting all the colors in a sort of assembly line.
Offix - Canon Laser Printer Sales
Offix offers Canon laser printer sales at competitive prices for large and small businesses. You can choose from black and white Canon laser printers, Canon color laser printers, high speed network color laser printers, Canon multifunction laser printers or all in one laser printer and more. Offix also provides printer repair services in Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC.
Offix can supply your business with the latest and best laser printer technology. Whether you have an existing financial agreement in place or if you want Offix to take over your existing printer repair service agreement, it's not a problem. We can provide your company with options and complete the paperwork necessary.
Contact Offix for a free quote for your black and white laser printer, color laser printer or multifunction laser printer today.
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