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Q:  The #1 most frequently asked question about Laser Carbonless Paper is based on a common misconception about the way Laser Carbonless Paper works.  People ask this question in a few different ways….
 
bullet Will the forms all run through the printer at the same time?
bullet What makes the forms stay together?
bullet How does the laser printer print multiple copies of the form?
 
A:  ...but the answer is always the same:
No, Laser Carbonless forms do not run through the printer multiple sheets at a time.  Traditional multi-part forms – the old kind - are made up of just that: multiple parts.  Usually pin fed, with removable line-holes on either side, these “normal” multi-part forms are pulled through impact printing equipment such as dot matrix printers or daisy wheel printers.  Even these types of printers don’t really “print” on each part of the form.  They print on the first part, and the other parts are imaged by the impact of the printer using the carbonless technology (to better understand how carbonless paper generally works, click here).  Still, all of the printing (on the first part) and imaging (on the subsequent parts) for each form is done at once when traditional carbonless forms are being used.

With Laser Carbonless forms, things work a little differently.  Obviously, a laser printer can only print one sheet at a time, and since there is no impact involved, there’s no way to image a second sheet at the same time that the first one is being printed.  Instead, what happens is simply that the user prints multiple copies of the same form, and then collates them after they’re done being printed.

For example, for a three-part form, you would program your software to print three copies of each form, one after the other.  Once they come out, they can be either stapled, bound or glued into sets (to learn more about how the Laser Carbonless forms are glued into sets, click here), or in many cases, they’re simply used “as is” without any sort of binding at all.  The long and short of it, though, is that laser carbonless forms go through the printer one sheet at a time.

     
     
     
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