Incremental printing of symbolic information – Electric marking apparatus or processes – Electrostatic
Patent
1998-08-27
2000-10-31
Brase, Sandra
Incremental printing of symbolic information
Electric marking apparatus or processes
Electrostatic
399251, G03G 1304, B41J 2385
Patent
active
061410268
ABSTRACT:
An enhanced image conditioning process for liquid ink development assists in achieving better developability and metering capability, especially for the cases where highly viscous developer fluids are used. By selectively heating the developer fluid in the vicinity of the development zone and/or the metering zone, the viscosity of the liquid is reduced, and hence better developability and a thinner film with higher solid content for the developed image can be obtained. Another benefit of lowering the viscosity of the developer fluid is that the developer fluid can be applied and metered at a faster rate than higher viscosity fluids. Liquid ink developability control by controlling ink temperature is advantageous over conventional methods of xerography.
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Domoto Gerald A.
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Wang Fong-Jen J.
Brase Sandra
Xerox Corporation
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