Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining
Patent
1974-07-12
1976-04-20
Moon, Charlie T.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Assembling or joining
29458, 118637, 138140, 204 6, 204 25, 204116, B23P 1102
Patent
active
039508390
ABSTRACT:
A cylindrically shaped hollow mandrel is disclosed which is suitable in an electroforming process used for the production of an endless seamless nickel xerographic belt. The mandrel set forth comprises a metal core member with a thin removable metal sleeve having a thickness between about 10 and 60 mils which is fitted over said core member to provide a surface for electroforming of the nickel belt. Mandrels disclosed in the present invention have the advantage of a longer lifetime of use in a continuous electroforming process because of the replaceable nature of the metal sleeve.
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Bailey Raymond E.
DuPree Donald G.
Ling Chester H. K.
Lyons Ronald L.
Moon Charlie T.
O'Sullivan James P.
Ralabate James J.
Xerox Corporation
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