szárazpapírmásoló
A szárazpapírmásoló, commonly known by its English name, dry paper copier or electrostatic copier, refers to a type of photocopier that uses an electrostatic process to create copies. This technology was a significant advancement in document duplication, offering a faster and more efficient method than earlier techniques like the wet process or mimeograph.
The fundamental principle behind a dry paper copier involves creating an electrostatic image on a photoconductive
Early dry paper copiers, such as those developed by Chester Carlson, paved the way for modern xerography.