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An aftermarket product is manufactured by a company that is not the OEM. Companies like Nukote & Clover. See also OEM.
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Impact printer creates characters on paper by impact. It could use a printhead, printband of some sort. A printer ribbon is used to transfer a character, via the printhead to the paper. The common type of printers would be Dot Matrix printer, Typewriter, Calculator, Point-Of Sale machines. See also non-impact printer.
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The
acronym MICR stands for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. This
technology uses magnetically chargeable ink or toner to print the
numbers and special characters on the bottom of checks or other
financial transaction documents.
Troy Systems manufactures and sells micr products. Their website has a good explanation about MICR
http://www.troysystems.com/products/micr.aspx
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OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer; a company like HP. When we refer to an OEM supply it would be a product manufactured by the manufacturer who also manufactured the printer. See also Aftermarket.
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Printer Supply Cross Reference |
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A printer supply cross reference is a tool to determine what supplies work in what printers, faxes, and other office machines. It may seem simple but there a lot more to it than meets the eye.
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