High frequency vibratory enhanced cleaning in electrostatic imag

Photocopying – Contact printing – Light boxes

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118652, 15 151, G03G 2100

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ABSTRACT:
A piezoelectric transducer (PZT) device operating at a relatively high frequency is coupled to the backside of a somewhat flexible imaging surface to cause localized vibration at a predetermined amplitude, and is positioned in close association with a cleaning enhancing electrostatic charging or discharging device associated with the imaging surface cleaning function, whereby residual toner and debris (hereinafter referred to as simply toner) is fluidized for enhanced electrostatic discharge of the toner and/or imaging surface, and released from the mechanical forces adhering the toner to the imaging surface.

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