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The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.

The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.

The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.

The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.

The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.

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The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.

The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.

The fuser fixing unit is responsible for bonding toner onto paper in laser printers and photocopiers.

Typically consists of a pair of rollers (a heated roller and a pressure roller) that apply heat and pressure to fuse the toner to the paper.

The heated roller reaches a specific temperature (usually around 180°C or higher) to melt the toner particles.

The pressure roller presses the paper and toner together to ensure that the toner adheres firmly to the paper surface.

The fuser unit operates after the toner is applied to the paper but before it exits the printer, ensuring the toner is permanently fixed.