One-component copier toner with electric field transfer

Photocopying – Including fiber optics

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355 14D, 355 3BE, 355 3DR, G03G 1508

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046377085

ABSTRACT:
A one-component high-resistance toner is transferred from a rotatable sleeve, or first transport member, to an endless belt, or second transport member. An electric field having a predetermined intensity is developed between the sleeve and the belt in a direction for transferring the toner from the former to the latter. Toner particles charged to a polarity opposite to a desired polarity are prevented from moving from the sleeve toward the belt.

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