Modern laser printers, in general, contain both the drum and the toner, and some printers combine the toner and the drum into a single unit. Other manufacturers, however, choose to keep these two components distinct. The advantage of doing so is that you can replace individual components if your toner runs out or your drum unit becomes broken, which is really convenient. If, on the other hand, the two components are housed together and one or both has to be replaced, the entire unit will need to be replaced.
The drum unit is responsible for transferring toner to the paper. It is an aluminum cylinder with a photosensitive coating, and when you push the ‘print’ button, the surface of the drum receives a static charge, and the laser scans an image onto its surface, creating a photocopy of the image. The drum then rotates and picks up toner from the cartridge to create the image, which is either rolled directly onto the paper passing underneath, or transferred to the paper via a charged transfer belt at a later stage, before passing through the fuser, which bakes the image onto the paper and ejecting it from the machine.
Probably the most significant advantage of using a printer with a replaceable cartridge drum price unit is that you just have to repair one component at a time as they fail or need to be replaced.
Your cartridges may not last if you want them to, especially if the toner drum unit is scratched or otherwise damaged. Because the drum has been scratched, this premature “death” of the product would need the replacement of a cartridge that still had toner in it. Isn’t it preferable to only have to purchase a new drum and let the toner in the cartridge finish its life? This is where Pen to ink comes into play. You can get drums from Pen to ink at the most affordable rates!
Using printers with a separate ink drum unit and toner cartridges helps to reduce electronic waste while also being more environmentally friendly. It is shameful to throw away a completely full cartridge because the cartridge drum price has worn out, or vice versa.
We at Pentoink provide a wide variety of durable ink drums and toner drums at reasonable and affordable cartridge drum prices. Take advantage of our amazing offers and order now!
The drum unit is responsible for transferring toner to the paper. It is an aluminum cylinder with a photosensitive coating, and when you push the 'print' button, the surface of the drum receives a static charge, and the laser scans an image onto its surface, creating a photocopy of the image. The drum then rotates and picks up toner from the cartridge to create the image, which is either rolled directly onto the paper passing underneath, or transferred to the paper via a charged transfer belt at a later stage, before passing through the fuser, which bakes the image onto the paper and ejecting it from the machine.
Probably the most significant advantage of using a printer with a replaceable cartridge drum price unit is that you just have to repair one component at a time as they fail or need to be replaced.
Your cartridges may not last if you want them to, especially if the toner drum unit is scratched or otherwise damaged. Because the drum has been scratched, this premature "death" of the product would need the replacement of a cartridge that still had toner in it. Isn't it preferable to only have to purchase a new drum and let the toner in the cartridge finish its life? This is where Pen to ink comes into play. You can get drums from Pen to ink at the most affordable rates!
Using printers with a separate ink drum unit and toner cartridges helps to reduce electronic waste while also being more environmentally friendly. It is shameful to throw away a completely full cartridge because the cartridge drum price has worn out, or vice versa.
We at Pentoink provide a wide variety of durable ink drums and toner drums at reasonable and affordable cartridge drum prices. Take advantage of our amazing offers and order now!
