Impact and Non-Impact Printer

Q#5: Discuss impact & non-impact printer with example. 

Ans: 

Impact Printers: Impact printers are printers which works by creating a direct contact between ink ribbon and paper. These printers are noisy yet popular. Impact printers have mechanical moving parts to conduct printing. Examples: Dot-matrix printers, Daisy-wheel printers, and line printers. 

Non-Impact Printers: non-Impact printers don't use any direct contact between ink ribbon and paper. They use laser, xerographic, electrostatic, and chemical or inkjet technology. These printers are less noisy and don't have mechanical moving parts to conduct printing. Examples: Inkjet printers and Laser printers.

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