Biased toner collection roll for an ultrasonically assisted clea

Electrophotography – Supplemental electrophotographic process – Exposure or charging

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399349, 430125, G03G 2100

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056598491

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for eliminating the accumulation of triboelectric negative toner that occurs between the cleaning edge of the cleaning blade and the photoreceptor surface. After image transfer, the residual toner particles on the photoreceptor surface are then charged to a uniform polarity using either a preclean corotron or a biased conductive blade. A UCA is used to dislodge the residual toner particles away from the photoreceptor surface. The polarity of the particles is opposite to that of the collection roll positioned to attract the toner particles levitated by the UCA onto the collection roll.

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