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"When you get to the engineering level, there is quite a bit that's important," says Joe Kurzweil, manager for Xerox's paper laboratory, in Rochester, N.Y. "There is fiber, filler, adhesives that bind the pieces together, the 'squareness' of the cut, dust, the quality of the wrapper to keep out moisture, caliper, basis weight, and chemistry. And there are the elements that help the toner grip the paper, too. You design the media to reduce the chances of variability."
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