Konica Minolta Bizhub 205i Photocopy Machine

The photocopiers primary function is to produce paper copies of a document. Most modern photocopiers use laser technology to do this, using electrical charges to transfer toner to a piece of paper to form an image. The full process can be explained in the video below.Photocopying is the process by which light is used to make copies of book pages and other paper documents. Today the most widely used form of photocopying is xerography ("dry writing"), invented by New York patent attorney Chester Carlson in the 1930s.The major perk of using a photocopier is that it can produce duplicate documents almost instantly and that too also cheaply. You can reproduce a document easily and for as many as you wish. The photocopier machine can duplicate paper quicker than you imagined.