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How a Laser Fax Works

A laser fax sends and receives documents the same way any fax would - the difference is the way in which it prints. While an inkjet fax sprays dots of ink onto a page to form images and text, a laser fax uses intense light. A laser fax takes several steps to process and print a document:

1. The data being received is decoded and sent to the fax's image processor.
2. The image processor converts the information into a graphic image and sends it to the fax's memory.
3. The laser beam is activated and triggered by the data stored in the laser fax's memory and shines light onto the fax's revolving photocell, passing through a series of mirrors to ensure accuracy.
4. The photocell rolls over the paper and toner.
5. The paper passes through the laser fax's fuser, which bonds the toner particles to the paper.
6. The document prints.

A laser fax produces clear, crisp monochrome text and images and is most successful in the business or office environment.

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