Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
fusing
Arabic translation:
دمج, لحم, إلصاق, صهر, إذابة
English term
fusing
5 | دمج, لحم, إلصاق, صهر, إذابة | Amidas |
5 | انصهار | ahmed ismaiel owieda |
1 +3 | الطبع على البارد | Shazly |
Non-PRO (1): Amidas
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Proposed translations
دمج, لحم, إلصاق, صهر, إذابة
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Note added at 1 hr 57 mins (2004-06-20 23:22:41 GMT)
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Alaa, I think صهر is always associated with usage of heat in the direct process of applying the image to paper, I would prefer دمج simply because in this phase of processing the image we are actually sticking/fixing/glueing/applying
the wax based ink to paper, of course if the case is laser printing which involves melting down the the toner when the image is already transfered to the paper and waiting for fusing (melting) and discharge I would then use صهر
انصهار
الطبع على البارد
A printing technology which uses very fine electro-magnetically charged particles (usually called toner). The particles are dispersed onto the paper and heated to a temperature that causes these particles to become embedded into the paper. This process is called fusing.
Fusing Process used to permanently affix the toner particles to the copy paper. Most commonly, heat and pressure applied by a heat lamp inside two rollers.
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Saleh Ayyub
: This makes sense, I agree with you Shazly
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ahmed ismaiel owieda
: always right in technical fields
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AhmedAMS
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