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  Ink cartridges come in three structures, fluid, powder, and wax stick. Fluid ink is found in printer inkjet cartridges. Inkjet Printers use ink heads to direct the progression of ink onto the paper, which for the most part dries within seconds of being presented to air. There is also a powder that is artificially made, otherwise called toner.   Toner is found in Laser cartridges utilized in scanners and laser printers. The printer fuser warms this toner before being applied to the page through an optical drum. The toner at that point cools and is clung to the paper by the rollers on the machine. Ultimately there is wax ink utilized mainly in Xerox printers. The laser machine warms this novel laser toner; when liquefied, the printer puts the toner on the page to frame text or picture.    The entirety of the above sorts of ink cartridges is accessible to purchase as genuine marked inks or modest ink cartridges that come in either new form or reused (reconditioned or topped off)