HP 200T manual

The smooth, spherical surfaces of HP toner particles are precisely engineered to allow for higher and more uniform charge capability. Furthermore, their round shape helps the toner flow easily, evenly and quickly over the image areas and their uniformity ensures accurate colour. Each of these characteristics works together to stabilize the adhesion between toner particles and drum surface, enabling accurate and efficient transfer of toner.

Oil-free toner fusing

Furthermore, unlike many competitive colour laser printers, HP’s colour toners do not require the use of oil in the toner fusing process. This feature allows the much sought after option of automatic duplex (two-sided) printing. And, of course, HP toners offer greater print permanence and archival durability over rival solid wax and inkjet technologies.

All HP Color LaserJet printing systems are designed and calibrated to work with chemically grown toner to ensure optimal results, an integrated system approach which delivers high quality professional printing and consistent colour.

The end results of these major advances in colour toner technology are long-lasting outputs, more colours, finer photographic details, better transitions between colours and solid, smooth area fills. And the precise matching of toner, print cartridge design, colour software and printing process components ensures reliable, high quality printing at all times.