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Copier

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What is Copier?

A copier (also known as a photocopier or copy machine) is a machine that makes paper copies of documents and other visual images quickly and cheaply. Most modern copiers use a technology called xerography, a dry printing process that uses electrostatic charges on a photoreceptor to attract and then transfer toner particles onto paper. Copiers are commonly used in offices, schools, libraries, and other environments where documents need to be reproduced.

What other technologies are related to Copier?

Copier Competitor Technologies

Fax machines are a legacy alternative for document reproduction and transmission, competing with copiers.
mentioned alongside Copier in 39% (432) of relevant job posts
Fax machines are a legacy alternative for document reproduction and transmission, competing with copiers.
mentioned alongside Copier in 22% (440) of relevant job posts
Scanners can be used to create digital copies of documents, serving as an alternative to physical copies made by copiers.
mentioned alongside Copier in 8% (317) of relevant job posts

Copier Complementary Technologies

Document cameras can be used to capture images of documents that can then be printed/copied using a copier.
mentioned alongside Copier in 43% (168) of relevant job posts
Computers are often used to prepare documents that are then printed or copied using a copier.
mentioned alongside Copier in 11% (300) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning Copier?

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CHI
Health Care and Social Assistance
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UCLA Health
Health Care and Social Assistance

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