Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Electric or magnetic imagery – e.g. – xerography,... – Process of making radiation-sensitive product
Patent
1996-03-29
1997-02-04
Martin, Roland
Radiation imagery chemistry: process, composition, or product th
Electric or magnetic imagery, e.g., xerography,...
Process of making radiation-sensitive product
430127, 430132, 430134, 427105, 427299, 4274301, G03G 504, B05D 512, B05D 118
Patent
active
055996469
ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a dip coating method comprising: (a) shaping the widths of a plurality of hollow, flexible, endless substrates into an elongated shape and arranging the plurality of the elongated substrates into a configuration for dipping into a coating solution of a single coating vessel prior to (c); (b) dipping the plurality of the substrates having the elongated shape into a coating solution disposed in the coating vessel; and (c) raising the plurality of the substrates having the elongated shape from the coating solution, thereby resulting in coated substrates.
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Foley Geoffrey M. T.
Herbert William G.
Maier Gary J.
Rasmussen Yonn K.
Swain Eugene A.
Martin Roland
Soong Zosan S.
Xerox Corporation
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