Electrostatic printing

Electrostatic printing is a process used in printers like laser printers. It works by using an electrically charged drum or belt that attracts powdered toner particles to specific areas based on the digital image. The toner sticks to the charged surface, creating an image, which is then transferred onto paper. Finally, the paper passes through heat to melt the toner, fusing it into a durable print. This method offers high-quality images, fast printing speeds, and precise detail, making it ideal for producing sharp, professional documents and images efficiently.