TROY Group MICR Basics Handbook - Manual (Page 4)

Table of Contents
MICR Basics Handbook -- Document #50-70300-001 Rev. C
TOC-2
Burst Strength ................................................................................................................................ 4-3
Perforations.................................................................................................................................... 4-3
Packaging....................................................................................................................................... 4-3
Preprinted Stock............................................................................................................................. 4-3
Paper Storage ................................................................................................................................. 4-4
Getting More Help with Check Paper............................................................................................ 4-4
Selecting MICR Toner.......................................................................................................................... 4-4
Toner Storage................................................................................................................................. 4-5
Temperature................................................................................................................................... 4-5
Moisture......................................................................................................................................... 4-5
Toner Recycling............................................................................................................................. 4-5
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