Assertion: laser printer | /r/CapableOf | use toner
Facets:
value: to the paper
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: as printing materials
type: MANNER
value: by using heat
type: MANNER
value: to produce an image
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: Laser printers make text look sharp because they use a toner that doesn't bleed into the paper as the ink does.
text: Inkjet photo papers can’t take the high heat used in a laser printer to fuse the toners to the paper.
text: Laser printers typically use a laser to produce an electrically charged image on a drum, roll it through some toner and then fuse the toner to the paper by using heat (just like a copier machine).
text: The laser printers use a toner that is an electrically charged powder to scan a laser beam across photoreceptors.
text: These machines use toner rather than ink cartridges, providing greater page yields.
text: While Inkjet printers use ink, laser printers use toner, which consists of a powder mixture mostly made up of plastics that melt when heated up and then bond to the paper.
text: The most obvious difference between inkjet and laser printers is that while inkjets use ink, laser printers use toner to produce an image.
text: Different from inkjet printers using ink, laser printers use toner as printing materials.
text: Laser printers use toner.
text: Laser printers don’t use ink to print, they use toner.
text: Inkjet printers use up more ink while laser printers use toner which doesn’t need to be replaced as often.