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perfector

perfector

8.4
A printing machine that prints both sides of a page in one pass
  • noun
  • /pərˈfɛktər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : duplicador
  • By using a perfector, the printer could produce double-sided flyers in a single operation.

Examples

  • The perfector is essential for double-sided printing.

  • The old press was replaced with a modern perfector to improve efficiency in the print shop.

  • The new perfector allowed the company to print newspapers much faster than before.

  • Many printing companies invest in a high-quality perfector.

  • The new perfector allowed the company to print newspapers much faster than before.

  • By using a perfector, the printer could produce double-sided flyers in a single operation.

  • The old press was replaced with a modern perfector to improve efficiency in the print shop.

Synonyms

duplexer
vsperfector
  • Specialized
6.3

A device in a printer that automatically prints on both sides of a sheet of paper

prints both sides in a single pass within one machine

Surface Forms

perfector singular
perfectors plural

Morphology

perfector = perfect (semi-transparent) = perfect + or

The word is built from 'perfect' + agentive '-or', but the printing-specific meaning 'machine that prints both sides in one pass' is a specialized technical sense not obvious to general learners.

Etymology

The word perfector comes from the Latin parts per- 'completely' and facere 'to make', the same root as perfect. So in printing, a perfector 'finishes' a sheet by printing both sides in one pass, making the job complete at once.