Powdery ink is a type of ink that is made up of very fine particles. It is often used in printing and photocopying, and is also known as TONER (5 letters). This type of ink is usually made from a combination of plastic particles, carbon, and iron oxide. It is applied to paper using a heated drum or belt, and the heat causes the particles to melt and adhere to the paper. Powdery ink is more durable than other types of ink, and it produces sharper images with better contrast.