Wrong sign toner extraction for a direct electrostatic printer

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346155, G01D 1500

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ABSTRACT:
Direct electrostatic printing (DEP) is enhanced by the provision of wrong-sign toner extraction holes or apertures provided in a printhead structure at a location which is upstream of the printing apertures. Wrong sign toner particles are extracted from a cloud of toner provided from a toner delivery device. The wrong sign toner is extracted from the powder cloud before the cloud reaches the vicinity of the printing apertures thereby minimizing print hole blockage.

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