Coating processes – Magnetic base or coating
Patent
1977-05-02
1980-03-11
Pianalto, Bernard D.
Coating processes
Magnetic base or coating
427215, 427216, 427221, 427346, 427409, 427435, 427 58, 427 87, 427130, 427131, 427214, 427107, 252 635, 4273722, 4273837, 4274071, 4274301, B05D 512
Patent
active
041929020
ABSTRACT:
A method of toner formation wherein a dispersion of magnetic pigment, resin, solvent and surfactant is spray dried to form the toner particles. Two preferred processes are disclosed: (1) A dispersion of magnetite, resin, fatty acid, and solvent is prepared by high speed agitation. The dispersion is then spray dried to form toner particles. (2) A dispersion of magnetite, fatty acid and solvent is subject to reflux heating, followed by addition of resin solution prior to spray drying to form toner particles.
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Gerlach R. A.
Palazzo E. O.
Pianalto Bernard D.
Ralabate J. J.
Xerox Corporation
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