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magnetic ink

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magnetic ink

A magnetically detectable ink used to print the MICR characters that encode account numbers on bank checks.


magnetic ink [mag′nedĀ·ik ′iŋk]
(materials)
Ink containing magnetic particles to permit reading of printed characters by a magnetic character reader as well as by humans.


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Until now, do-it-yourself check printing hasn't been possible because the identifying code at the bottom of the check must be printed in special magnetic ink for computer processing by banks.
In addition to the Concourse(TM) family of self-service kiosks, Source Technologies offers secure disbursement software solutions and magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) printers and consumables for secure document applications.
In addition to its family of magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) printers and consumables, Source Technologies offers secure disbursement software and the ground-breaking CONCOURSE family of branch automation and self-service solutions.
 
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