Method and printing apparatus using heating and cooling to apply

Electrophotography – Image formation – Transfer

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399299, 399307, G03G 1501, G03G 1516, G03G 1520

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059602422

ABSTRACT:
A method for applying toner to a substrate by a printing unit of a printing machine, a print image being applied to a carrier band (5) and passed by the latter to the substrate to be printed, e.g. paper (2), which is transported through the printing unit via a transport band (4), the paper (2) to be printed and the applied toner being cooled by means of a cooling device (8) arranged over a longer segment, and the toner applied to the paper (2) being heated before and/or during the transfer process from the intermediate carrier to the paper (2), by a heating device (7) arranged over a longer segment, and that the heating and cooling energy, respectively, to be supplied is adjustable in accordance with the desired printing speed.

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