The word "printers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word "printers" when referring to devices that print documents. Example sentence: I need to buy a new printer for my home office, so I'm going to compare different printers at the store.
Local printers are working overtime to leaflet the town for all 10 candidates.
By the time Trickett, Cruddas and Eagle found out about the budget responsibility lock the next day, the document had already been sent to the printers.
"We have accredited 1,500 leading employers, ranging from independent printers, bookshops and breweries to well-known companies such as Aviva, Nationwide and Nestlé.
We taught a group of eight young men to continue doing the work and we left a big box of filament and supplies and two 3D printers.
Ringland's computer expertise allowed him to move cursors around the girls' screens; text would appear, their printers would go into action, and their CD-rom trays would fly open and snap shut.
It has given me valuable experience, not only in writing, editing and designing, but also in making deals with advertisers and negotiating timings with printers.
We're not meant to huff toxic fumes from out of the vents at the back of printers.
To achieve this, staff were told the Express would be "locked" early, so reporters, subs, the picture desk and the printers had to go into overdrive to get everything done by 6pm – all for the sake of 200 copies, one toiler points out, and gratifying the boss's vanity.
Verdi, a services union, is already seeking pay rises of 6.5% for some sectors, including printers, shop-workers and post-office staff.
In the main halls they congregate around 3D printers, dummy manufacturing lines and laser-welding devices.
Grameen took over the management of the firm in 1990 to use it for its own printing needs; it has also provided the printers with loans from a Grameen fund.
