Maximizing image gloss uniformity by minimizing the effect of te

Details Maximizing image gloss uniformity by minimizing the effect of te Maximizing image gloss uniformity by minimizing the effect of te

1998-11-20

2000-05-09

Beatty, Robert

Electrophotography

Image formation

Fixing

219216, G03G 1520

Patent

active

060615443

ABSTRACT:
A fuser, for a reproduction apparatus, for permanently fixing a marking particle image to a receiver member transported through said fuser in a fusing direction. The fuser includes a heated fuser member intended to operate at a setpoint temperature. The fuser member is selected to be of a dimension, in the fusing direction, greater than the maximum receiver member size measured in the same direction. For example, the heated fuser member is a roller. Accordingly, a marking particle image will be fused at substantially only one fuser temperature, and will thus exhibit only a single distinct gloss characteristic.

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