kopiokone
Kopiokone is the Estonian term for a device that reproduces documents by making copies. Traditionally, kopiokone work by scanning a document and using an electrostatic process to transfer toner to paper, forming a visible image that is then fused to the sheet. In modern offices the term often refers to multifunction devices that can also scan, print, fax, and share documents digitally, making them central to business workflows.
The history of copying technologies traces back to xerography, a process developed in the mid-20th century.
Today’s kopiokone typically fall into two categories: standalone copiers and multifunction devices (MFDs) that combine copy,
Usage and maintenance focus on cartridge or toner replacement, drum or imaging unit service, and routine cleaning