👉 Xerox fluid, also known as xerographic fluid or toner, is a fine, electrically charged powder used in the xerographic process to create high-quality prints. It is typically composed of carbon black, pigments, and binders, which are finely ground into a powder. This powder is electrostatically charged on one side, while a neutral surface receives a countercharge. When a document is scanned or copied, the toner particles are attracted to the charged areas of the document, forming a precise image. Once the image is formed, it is fused onto paper using heat and pressure, resulting in a durable, high-resolution print. Xerox fluid is integral to the xerographic printing process, enabling efficient and versatile document reproduction.
