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Most laser scanning systems for printing applications use motor-driven polygon scanners. Typically, the polygon is a polished metal part approximately 3 to 4 Inches in diameter and one-half inch thick. A common number of sides is eight to sixteen. The majority are manufactured by polishing in stacks.
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