When ink expires during printing, the controller switches to another carrier to maintain image quality and avoid operation stoppage.
Adjusts pressure-sealing toner amount, size, and position by print type to secure confidential materials without excessive adhesion.
A metal heating roller omits the anti-rust layer and uses divided resistance heating to limit peeling, rusting, and warm-up delay.
A movable drum coupling balances drive and braking forces to keep the photosensitive drum and developing roller rotating consistently.
Controlled aluminum grain distribution in the support stabilizes electron flow and suppresses image unevenness during repeated electrophotographic use.
A roller-side protrusion is placed outside gear addendum circles so the coupling, idle gear, and agitator gear rotate without interference.
Common adjustment timing based on developing drive time keeps toner-related image quality stable across multiple image forming speeds.