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复印机工作原理（Copier working principle） Copier working principle When you enter any companys office, you can almost see a copier, and people are waiting in line before the machine. For most businesses, copiers have become standard office equipment regardless of the size of the enterprise, just as companies need to have office desks and chairs. Copier working principle What would it be like if you had to copy important documents as many people did before the copier came out? Or imagine a worse situation, if everything must be copied by hand, how heavy and tedious it is! Most people are waiting for a copy of neatly output to the tray, would not consider what is happening inside the copier, but think in seconds on the paper content accurately reproduced, copier really amazing! In this article, well explore what happens when you press the start button on the copier. Manual copying is the first step in several basic steps: Open the cover plate of the copier Position the copied document face down on the glass Select the options you want (pages, zoom, shallow / deeper) Press the start button What happened this time was inside the copier! In essence, copiers do Photocopying because of a basic physical principle: the attraction of opposite charges. As a child, you might have played static and balloon games. In dry winter, you can rub balloons on your sweater and bring enough static electricity into the balloon to produce the force you can observe. For example, balloons with static electricity can easily absorb small pieces of paper or sugar granules. The copying process is similar. The electrostatic copier has a special toner cartridge inside. The function of the toner cartridge is very similar to that of a balloon - you can charge it with some form of static electricity. Inside the copier, there is a very fine black powder called toner. An electrostatic toner cartridge can adsorb toner particles. The three thing that happens between the toner cartridge and the toner allows the co