Removing portions of imaging member layers from a substrate

Details Removing portions of imaging member layers from a substrate Removing portions of imaging member layers from a substrate

1993-12-09

1994-10-04

Powell, William

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture

Delaminating processes adapted for specified product

Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

156655, 156656, 134 3, B44C 122

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053523296

ABSTRACT:
Acetic acid, an environmentally compatible solvent, is used in a method for removing excess coating material from an electrostatographic imaging member substrate. The method involves covering the substrate so that the excess coating material remains exposed, and then contacting acetic acid on at least part of a substrate containing the excess coating layer until the excess coating material is removed from at least part of the substrate.

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