29) Toner, Cartuchos, Sistemas de Tinta Continua.

29) Toner, Cartridges, Continuous Ink Systems.          -Toner: Toner, also called dry ink by functional analogy with ink, is a fine powder, usually black in color, which is deposited on the paper to be printed by means of electrostatic attraction or magnetography. Once the pigment is adhered, it is fixed on the paper, by means of pressure and adequate heat.          -Cartridge: An ink cartridge or inkjet cartridge is a replaceable set of a printer that contains the ink and, often, also the printhead itself that projects the ink on the paper during printing. The name derives from the fact that it corresponds to a hard container that is inserted inside the machine and that contains ink either on the basis of water or a special solvent.          -Continuous ink system: A continuous ink system, in English Continuous Ink Supply System (CISS), also known by the names inkjet in bulk, or simply Bulk kit (in English, "in batch"). A continuous ink system has many advantages that have made it popular in many countries around the world: The cost of ink is reduced, compared to the continuous replacement of cartridges, it has little maintenance (only in the case that the cartridge is damaged, it must do a deep maintenance). Another important advantage is that you can continue to recharge the tanks as many times as necessary, if the head is not damaged