Thermographic Process Copying Film

Thermographic Process Copying Film is a type of film used in the thermographic process of copying documents. It is commonly used in offices and other professional settings for creating copies of important documents.

The thermographic process involves using heat to create a copy of a document. The copying film is coated with a special thermographic material that reacts to heat. When the film is exposed to heat, the material on the film reacts and creates a copy of the original document.

Thermographic Process Copying Film is typically used with a thermographic copier or printer. The original document is placed on the glass surface of the copier, and the copying film is placed on top of it. When the copier is activated, heat is applied to the film, which creates a copy of the document.

This type of film is commonly used for creating copies of important documents, such as contracts, legal papers, and other business documents. It provides a quick and efficient way to make copies without the need for traditional photocopying methods.

Thermographic Process Copying Film falls under the supply class of Stationery And Record Forms, which includes various types of paper, forms, and other materials used for record-keeping and documentation purposes. It is categorized within the supply group of Office Supplies And Devices, which includes a wide range of supplies and equipment commonly used in office settings.

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