How Does a Laser Printer Work?
A laser printer works by using a laser to create an electrostatic image on a photosensitive drum. This drum attracts toner particles that stick to the charged areas.
The toner then transfers to the paper, and a heated fuser melts it into the fibers. This produces sharp, smudge-resistant prints quickly.
You’ll find this process especially efficient for high-volume printing with precise text and vibrant colours. Keep exploring to understand the parts involved and how colour printing and connectivity options come into play.