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    What is the term for the fine sawdust like powder made from cutting large amounts of paper (as in a paper mill) or found in poorly maintained copy machines?

    Question #67854. Asked by CaptBeano. (Jul 05 06 12:14 AM)


    zbeckabee

    		It is called "paper dust."

    http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5911175.html

    Jul 05 06, 6:29 AM

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