Nyomathordozó

Nyomathordozó is a term used in the Hungarian language to describe a device or a system used to prevent or limit the impression of ink or toner on a surface. The word "nyoma" means "impression" or "trace" in Hungarian, while "tartozó" means "belonging" or "related to".

In the context of printing and typing, a nyomathordozó is often used to describe a mechanical or electrical device that prevents the impression of ink or toner on a surface that is not intended to be printed on. For example, a nyomathordozó might be used in a printer or a photocopier to prevent the impression of ink on the edges of a paper or on the surface of a copy glass.

In addition to preventing unwanted impressions, a nyomathordozó can also be used to limit the area of a paper or other surface that is exposed to ink or toner during the printing or copying process. This can be useful for producing high-quality prints with precise edges or for preventing ink or toner from getting on surrounding surfaces.

Nyomathordozó devices or systems can be mechanical, electrical, or a combination of both. They may use a variety of technologies, including air flow, electric charges, or special coatings, to prevent or limit the impression of ink or toner on a surface.

The use of nyomathordozó devices or systems is common in a wide range of applications, including printing, copying, and typesetting. They are often used in conjunction with other devices or systems to produce high-quality prints and to prevent damage to equipment and surfaces.