Dupleksin

Dupleksin is a type of duplex printing that allows a printer to automatically print on both sides of a sheet of paper. This feature is often referred to as "two-sided printing" or "automatic duplexing." When enabled, the printer feeds the paper through its internal mechanism, prints on one side, and then turns the paper over to print on the other side without manual intervention. This can significantly reduce paper consumption and can be a valuable feature for both home and office environments.

The implementation of dupleksin can vary between printer models. Some printers have a built-in duplexing unit, while others may require a separate attachment. The process typically involves a series of rollers and a motor that precisely flips the paper. Users can usually control dupleksin through their printer driver settings, choosing between flipping the pages along the long edge (like a book) or the short edge (like a notepad). This option is a standard feature on many modern laser and inkjet printers.