Nyob zoo sawv daws kuv yog Jeff los ntawm COMAX.
Hnub no peb yuav tham txog Puas yog daim ntawv sublimation ua haujlwm nrog lub tshuab luam ntawv laser?
Of course, the answer is "no."
Laser printers do not use ink to print, and they use printer toner. After that, the printer toner is rolled onto a drum, warmed. And put it on the paper where it defrosts to produce your data. If the layer is slick sufficient, the printer toner merely will not stick successfully to the protected inkjet paper. As a result, the ink will sink a lot in the paper, and it may "plume" or broaden, making the picture appear blurry.
Thov hu rau peb yog tias koj muaj lus nug.
Ua tsaug rau koj saib.