 | Darren Martin is president and owner of Cartridge World. Darren and his wife Terri Martin purchased the franchise rights to Cartridge World in Wichita in 2004. They currently own and operate two stores in Wichita. 21st and Rock in Tallgrass Plaza and now at 21st and Maize in New Market Square. Cartridge World is now the world leader in inkjet and cartridge refilling and one of the world's fastest growing franchises. The head office is based in Adelaide, South Australia. There are over 917 franchised Cartridge World retail stores worldwide. Darren completed extensive cartridge refilling franchise training in Australia. Darren can be reached by phone (316) 721.2229 or by email at cartridgeworld@cox.net |
Office Supplies
2005-08-01 09:54:00
Inkjet versus laser printers
ANSWER: The differences between toner and liquid ink systems are usually obvious, but not always.• Powdery toners are used in laser printers, in certain plain paper faxes, and in certain plain paper xerographic copiers.• Liquid ink is used in inkjet printers and in inkjet copiers and faxes.• "LaserJet" is Hewlett Packard's name for its line of laser printers.• "Deskjet", "Officejet", and "Designjet" are Hewlett Packard's names for its lines of inkjet printers and plotters.• "Bubblejet" is Canon's name for its line of inkjet printers.• If the paper coming from the printer, copier, or fax you are using is warm, the system probably uses powdery toner.• If the ink on the paper is wet to the touch, the printer, copier, or fax you are using probably uses liquid inkjet ink.• If your cartridge is about as wide as a sheet of paper (9 to 12 inches or 225 to 400 mm) or larger, the system probably uses powdery toner.• If your cartridge is about 3 to 4 inches in size (75 to 100 mm) or smaller, your cartridge probably uses liquid inkjet ink.Next month we will talk about printer quality and costs of using inkjet versus toner.
