6 Unbelievable Facts About Printers

      

       1.  First Inventor of Printing Press

German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg around 1436 was the first one who gave the idea of Printing Press and printed the “Bible” in Latin, which took almost 3 years to print 200 copies. The inventor, unfortunately, could not live enough to see his idea germinate as now the biggest inventions in the world.

      2. Smallest printer In The World 

The world's smallest color Printer Setup is PrinCube, which literally goes in the palm of the hand and is the lightest handheld printers used on several surfaces. According to the developers, the 6 hours of working time can be procured from the littlest printers within a single charge. 72x51x68mm is its size and it is said to be small enough to fit into our pockets or handbags useful for traveling anywhere.

     3. Smallest 3D Printing Object

It is impossible for some to even put a thread through a needle's eye now imagine a human sculpture standing in that opening, Jonty Hurwitz was the maker who achieved this feat. He first captured an image of a real-life woman first, and with the help of 200 cameras and software called 3D image imported the sculpture. 

The technology that he used was Nanoscribe that implements the function of  Two-Photon Polymerization technology.  that prints the image of one 3D pixel at a time.

   4.  Healthcare and 3D Printing

These two things together if you look at the recent developments you would not comprehend it as real, 3D printing has barred the lines of science fiction, the new innovations by medical professionals using this technology are creating some mind-blowing innovations like skin grafts, customized prosthetics, developing surgical cuts and drill guides, and even patient-specific replicas of bones, blood vessels, and organs. Since healthcare is very individual for every patient this helps cut down on their costs and time. 

  5.  Heat in the Printers

The fuser that helps the toner to melt into the paper can reach a temperature of about 400 degrees Fahrenheit. That is almost the temperature at which you can bake a pizza or cook a chicken, but it is not recommended to do so with the printer toners. Though the fuser inside it rolls the paper so fast that it prevents it from burning inside it. 

 6.  Speed of Dropping Inks

 The ink in your cartridge is composed of 95 to 98 percent of water, as well as this elements-Glycol, Glycerine, Dye or pigment, Resin, and Alcohol.

Ever considered how a printer can produce so many prints within minutes? The printer cartridge's speed of dropping ink onto the paper is equivalent to the pressure of being underwater of about 10,500 feet, this is only an Aquaman could survive.

Hope you enjoyed these interesting fun facts, Printer Helpline support is always ready to help regarding issues with your printers.