Definitions
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- noun The part of a
laser printer thatmelts thetoner onto themedium .
Etymologies
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Examples
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In a laser printer, powdered ink is electrostatically transferred to a piece of paper and then melted into it by an assembly called a fuser (usually consisting of a heating element and some rollers).
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In a laser printer, powdered ink is electrostatically transferred to a piece of paper and then melted into it by an assembly called a fuser (usually consisting of a heating element and some rollers).
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As the carbon paper melts, particles of the toner actually bonds toner to the paper with the aid of a fuser.
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Just then a finished sheet of material exited the rear of the fuser machine and into the gloved hands of a worker, who spread it carefully on the shelf of a curing rack.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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Just then a finished sheet of material exited the rear of the fuser machine and into the gloved hands of a worker, who spread it carefully on the shelf of a curing rack.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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In laser printers, the culprit is often the fuser, the part that presses the toner to the page and can cause some elements, such as stickers or labels, to melt.
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It would be impossible to clean off the adhesive gunk, so the fuser would have to be replaced
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Just then a finished sheet of material exited the rear of the fuser machine and into the gloved hands of a worker, who spread it carefully on the shelf of a curing rack.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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Mr. Chen suspected the fuser had melted the stickers.
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Just then a finished sheet of material exited the rear of the fuser machine and into the gloved hands of a worker, who spread it carefully on the shelf of a curing rack.
VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010
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