Abstract:
A copying machine comprising an original detecting member upstream of an original-exposing section of an original transfer passageway, a synchronizing feed roller immediately upstream of the original detecting member, and a sensitive paper detecting member upstream of a sensitive paper-exposing section of a sensitive paper transfer passageway. In order to cause both an original and a sensitive paper to reach the exposing sections synchronously. When the original has reached the original detecting member, the rotation of the synchronizing roller is stopped, and at the same time, the supply of a continuous sheet of sensitive paper is begun, and when the leading edge of the sensitive paper has reached the sensitive paper detecting member, the rotation of the synchronizing roller is resumed. The sensitive paper is cut to a predetermined size by the action of a timer.
Abstract:
A LIQUID DEVELOPER COMPRISING A DISPERSION OF A DYE OR PIGMENT HAVING A LONG CHAIN ALKYL GROUP IN THE MOLECULE STRUCTURE IN A LIQUID HYDROCARBON. THE LIQUID DEVELOPER FOR ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY IS EXCELLENT IN DISPERSIBILITY OF THE IMAGE-FORMING DYE OR PIGMENT PARTICLES, UNIFORMITY IN CHARGE POLARITY, STORAGE STABILITY, DISTINCT-IMAGE FORMING ABILITY AND IMAGE-FIXING PROPERTY, AND SUCH LIQUID DEVELOPER CAN BE PREPARED WITHOUT AID OF CONVENTIONAL MODIFIERS SUCH AS CONTROL AGENTS, DISPERSING AGENTS AND FIXING AGENTS.
Abstract:
A COLORING MATERIAL IN USE FOR THE DIAZO-TYPE MULTICOLOR REPRODUCTION WHICH COMPRISES A THERMOVOLATILE OR THERMOSUBLIMATIVE ACID ADDITION SALT OF A THERMOVOLATILE OR THERMOSUBLIMATIVE AZO COUPLING COMPONENT HAVING AN AMINO GROUP, AND A DIAZO-TYPE MULTICOLOR REPRODUCTION PROCESS USING SUCH COLORING MATERIAL.
Abstract:
A LIQUID DEVELOPER FOR ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY WHICH COMPRISES A DISPERSION OF A SALT-FORMING REACTION PRODUCT BETWEEN AT LEAST ONE DYESTUFF OR DYESTUFF BASE CONTAINING AMINO GROUPS AND AT LEAST ONE FATTY ACID OF NOT LESS THAN 8 CARBON ATOMS, IN A HIGH ELECTRIC RESISTANCE LIQUID AS CARRIER, SAID FATTY ACID BEING SOLUBLE IN SAID CARRIER LIQUID; CHARACTERIZED IN THAT AS A SALT FORMED FROM SAID FATTY ACID AND SAID DYESTUFF OR DYESTUFF BASE UN INSOLUBLE UN SAID HIGH ELECTRIC RESISTANCE LIQUID, AND THAT SAID FATTY ACID IS PRESENT IN AN AMOUNT OF AT LEAST 4 MOLS PER MOL OF SAID DYESTUFF OR DYESTUFF BASE, THE AMOUNT OF SAID FATTY ACID BEING SUFFICIENT TO DISPERSE SAID SLAT IN THE FINE DIVIDED STATE STABLY IN THE CARRIER LIQUID BUT BEING NOT SO EXCESSIVE AS TO CAUSE ANY BLEEDING OF AN IMAGE TO BE FORMED.
Abstract:
1493280 Developing electrostatic images MITA INDUSTRIAL CO Ltd 31 July 1975 [1 Aug 1974] 32102/75 Heading G2H A developing apparatus for electrostatic latent images includes a member which carries a layer of one component powder developer into rolling contact with a body bearing the images, so positioned and dimensioned that an accumulation of developer forms ahead of the contact of member and body and the accumulation is internally mixed. For example, a magnetic brush roller may be caused to apply a developer which is both magnetically and electrostatically susceptible to images, and the developer may be internally mixed by passage through a wire mesh. Alternatively developer may be applied by action of a rotating magnetic body within a stationary or counter rotating sleeve, so that the developer somersaults into contact with the images to be developed.
Abstract:
An electrostatic photographic copying apparatus comprising a frame member having a transparent plate on which to place an original to be copied, a rotatable photosensitive drum having an electrostatic photographic material on its periphery, an optical system for projecting an image of the original onto the surface of the photographic material, an image-forming zone disposed exteriorly of, and alongside, the periphery of said photo-sensitive drum for forming on said sensitive material an electrostatic latent image corresponding to the image of the original or a developed image corresponding to the latent image, a transfer zone for transferring said image to a transfer paper, and a transfer paper forwarding system for feeding the transfer paper on which the image has been transferred to a discharge end through a desired treating zone.
Abstract:
1357629 Electrostatic printing MITA INDUSTRIAL CO Ltd 29 Dec 1971 [29 Dec 1970] 60530/71 Heading G2H [Also in Division B6] Electrostatic printing is carried out by forming an electrostatic image on a surface 4, suitably by electro-photographic means, and developing it with a toner 6 whose particles have a charge of the same polarity as that of the latent image, then contacting the surface 4 with an imagereceiving member 7 with electrical properties so chosen as to be able to receive the toner image without dissipation or disturbance of the latent image, which can be redeveloped for making of a second toner image. A charged insulating surface 4 may be exposed to a light image, and simultaneously subjected to a corona discharge which either is A.C. or of the opposite polarity to the charge previously given to the surface at 13. Then the entire surface is exposed to light 16, and a latent image is formed.