Check printers use magnetic ink or toner to print on blank check paper. The ink is designed to work with magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) scanners in financial offices to very ify the chec's identity and prevent falsification. They usually have advanced security features, such as secure fonts, password protection, and anti-duplication. Most models are fully automatic to avoid tampering by users.
Security features: Choose a check printer with automatic jam recovery to avoid printing duplicate checks. If you are printing on continuous forms, look for one with paper size sensors to ensure uniform printing. Other useful features include watermark printing, serial numbering, and password protection.
Font drivers: Choose a check printer with font drivers compatible with your computer operating system. This will protect secure fonts from duplication and unauthorized use. Make sure the printer software is password-protected and hacker-safe.
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