MICR Toner
Rosetta Technologies has a team of chemists and engineers who work tirelessly on the MICR toner formulation for each MICR printer to ensure consistent high-quality MICR toner performance throughout the life of the printer and to guarantee adherence to national and international MICR industry standards.
There are five key elements that are evaluated and perfected with every type of MICR toner:
- Character Signal Strength – measurement of the magnetic property of the toner
- Adhesion – ability to adhere or fuse the toner to the paper stock
- Durability – the performance of the toner through multiple passes in reader/sorters
- Toner life – the measure of output expected per toner cartridge or bottle
- Cohesion—ability of toner molecules to adhere or fuse to each other
Learn more about Rosetta Technologies' MICR toner and the MICR printer engineering process.
Read about Rosetta Technologies' revolutionary Promark™ MICR Toner.
Dual Component Toner Systems
Traditional mono-component systems have difficulty maintaining their MICR signal strength over the life of the product, resulting in more reader-sorter rejects of checks. Also, maintaining MICR print quality at high print speeds creates real challenges for other toner manufacturers and their customers. And because the developer and photoconductor are typically housed together the entire component must be discarded even if all of the material is not depleted.
In contrast, Rosetta Technologies’ printers utilize a dual-component toner system. Dual component toner allows for greater control over MICR signal strength and more consistent MICR output quality over the entire life of the consumable. Dual-component is much easier to engineer for higher print speeds. Finally, with Rosetta’s dual component toner system, you replace only the individual supplies that are depleted or worn, drastically reducing the overall cost-per-page.
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