Fuser film sleeve is a film of special high-temperature resistant material used for fusing by copiers or printers during copying or printing; fusing is the process of fixing the unstable and erasable toner images on the copy paper on the paper, usually by fusing After the components are heated, the toner is melted, and then penetrates into the deep layer of the paper fiber, which is the effect of copying or printing.

Fuser film sleeve manufacturers tell you that when the paper passes through the printer's fuser (fixing roller), the loose toner melts and fuses with the fibers in the paper; then the fuser feeds the paper to the output tray, and you get The final printed page. Also, the fuser heats the paper itself, which is why paper is always hotter when it comes out of a laser printer or photocopier.
The Fuser film sleeve manufacturer tells you that the toner image transferred to the paper must be heated so that the resin in the powder can be softened and firmly fixed on the paper. The fixing film replaces the fixing roller and plays the above role.
Fuser film sleeve manufacturers tell you that the printer is generally powered on all day, especially the multifunction machine is in working condition 24 hours a day; if the fixing roller is used, the thermal inertia is large, the power consumption is large, and the heat inside the machine is not easy to dissipate. Fuser film sleeve manufacturers tell you that in order to reduce the preheating standby time and achieve zero start-up, an extremely thin film is used to replace the fixing roller.