Resiliently biased end caps for photoconductive drums

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1995-06-07

1996-11-26

Brase, Sandra L.

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355200, G03G 500

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055790933

ABSTRACT:
A hub for supporting a tube is provided. The hub includes an expandable body adapted to be mounted at least partially in the tube and a resilient urging member. The urging member has at least a portion of the urging member internal to the body to expand the body so that a portion of the body contacts the tube.

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U.S. Patent Application Serial No. 08/358,436; Filed Dec. 19, 1994; entitled "Segmented End Roll"; by David J. Maty.

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