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magnetographic

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A non-impact printer technology that prints up to 90 ppm. A magnetic image is created by a set of recording heads across a magnetic drum. A toner is applied to the drum to develop the image, which is transferred to paper by light pressure and an electrostatic field. The toner is then fused by heat. The print quality is not as good as a laser printer, but the machines require less maintenance.


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Together with the reputation of the unique magnetographic printing technology, this certification further supports the strategies for growth, in areas such as book on demand printing, that we have put in place for Nipson since our acquisition of 80 percent of Nipson International S.
Contrary to electrophotography with its typical laser or LED-array exposure of photoconductor drums, Nipson's magnetography technology utilizes a state-of-the-art silicon magnetographic imaging head to record a latent image on a revolving hard metal drum.
 
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