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121 | INKJET PRINTHEAD PRODUCTION METHOD | EP05818562.0 | 2005-12-19 | EP1841598A2 | 2007-10-10 | SILVERBROOK, Kia; PSAILA, David Charles; JACKSON, Garry Raymond; NAKAZAWA, Akira; BULMAN, Jonathan Mark; WASZCZUK, Jan |
A method of producing a printhead for an inkjet printer with a print engine controller for controlling the printhead operation, the method comprising the steps of: providing a printhead IC having an array of ink ejection nozzles formed on a substrate; providing circuitry for electrical connection to the print engine controller; providing a support member for supporting the printhead IC and the circuitry within the printer; providing a polymer film; securing the polymer film to a surface of the support member by applying heat and pressure for a predetermined time; mounting the printhead IC and the circuitry to the support member via the polymer film; and, electrically connecting the circuitry to the printhead IC. | ||||||
122 | Method of molding toner bottle and toner bottle | EP07002292.6 | 2007-02-02 | EP1815960A1 | 2007-08-08 | Ichikawa, Kazuo; Owashi, Mitsuo |
A method of molding a toner bottle including separating polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles that have not accommodated oily or colored materials from collected PET bottles, fracturing the separated PET bottles to obtain a flake PET material of which not less than 80 % have a form from a triangle to an octagon with a size not greater than 8 mm x 8 mm, washing and drying the flake PET material to obtain a flake PET material for molding, and molding the flake PET material for molding to make a toner bottle. |
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123 | Ink-jet head and method of manufacturing the same | EP06025691.4 | 2006-12-12 | EP1798040A1 | 2007-06-20 | Chikamoto, Tadanobu; Sakaida, Atsuo |
An ink-jet head has a passage component made of resin and a filter plate through which ink is filtered. The filter plate is fixed to the passage component and has a melting point higher than that of the passage component. The filter plate has an annular region and an inner region, and holes are formed through the filter plate in the annular and inner regions. The passage component has a filter support face that is in contact with the annular region but out of contact with the inner region. A holder is formed on the filter support face. The holder penetrates through at least one of the holes formed in the annular region and covers the other face of the filter plate. |
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124 | Method of sealing liquid-containing bag, liquid filler and sealed liquid-containing bag | EP06022709.7 | 2006-10-31 | EP1790481A1 | 2007-05-30 | Hanatani, Shinya; Saito, Moriaki; Iguchi, Masami; Sato, Hideki; Hatada, Shigeo; Urata, Michio |
A method of sealing a liquid container, including filling a liquid into a liquid-containing bag including a cylindrical inlet; and sandwiching the cylindrical inlet with a pair of heat-sealing heads by application of heat such that the cylindrical inlet is sealed with the liquid therein, wherein at least one of the pair of heat-sealing heads comprises a concave edge. |
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125 | INK CONDUIT PLUGS FOR AN INKJET PRINTHEAD AND METHODS OF LASER WELDING SAME | EP04821920.8 | 2004-04-13 | EP1755897A1 | 2007-02-28 | BUCHANAN, Jeffrey, James; PHATAK, Ganesh, Vinayak |
An inkjet printhead having a unitary body (14) with an ink conduit between an ink outlet port (22) of an ink compartment (12) and an ink feed slot (32) compatible with a heater chip has an ink conduit plug (50) laser welded thereto to prevent ink from leaking from the ink conduit as the ink flows from the ink outlet port (22) to the ink feed slot (32) during use. In one embodiment, the ink conduit plug (50) has a lid and an insertion portion (54). The lid (50) has a laser transparent periphery that becomes illuminated with a laser light to weld an undersurface thereof over an opening of the ink conduit. In another embodiment, the ink conduit plug (50) has two plug sections banded together with either a flexible material or angularly disposed links. The band plug sections may or may not be laser welded. | ||||||
126 | Spannzylinder | EP01116372.2 | 2001-07-06 | EP1213073A3 | 2006-09-20 | Helm, Ferdinand; Stahl, Hubert |
Bei einem Spannzylinder zur Aufnahme und Befestigung einer zylindrischen Prägeform mit einer strukturierten Oberfläche, z.B. zum Herstellen von Hologrammen, umfassend einen äußeren Zylindermantel, der mittels stirnseitiger Deckel verschlossen und auf einer Welle gelagert ist, ist vorgesehen, daß der Zylindermantel (1) mit einer Mehrzahl von Bohrungen (23) versehen ist, die mit durch das Innere des Zylindermantels (1) führende Druckluftleitungen (22) verbunden sind, die ihrerseits an eine Druckluftquelle anschließbar sind, und im Inneren des Zylindermantels (1) ein Hohlraum für ein Temperiermedium, welches über Zu- und Auslaßleitungen (Hohlräume 6, 6a, 8) umgewälzt wird, vorgesehen ist. |
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127 | USE OF INFRARED RADIATION IN MOLDING OF PROTECTIVE CAPS | EP02729354 | 2002-01-08 | EP1356514A4 | 2006-05-17 | SILVERBROOK KIA |
The invention is a method of a sheet (134) of thermoplastic material between upper and lower molds (102, 104), heating the sheet to a plastic state using electromagnetic radiation and molding the sheet. The molds (102, 104) are preferably formed of silicon and infrared radiation is preferably used to heat the sheet (134). | ||||||
128 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR EXTRACTING TONER FROM TONER CARTRIDGES | EP03727033.7 | 2003-06-13 | EP1552255A1 | 2005-07-13 | MORRISS, Stephen; BADMAN, Graham,C/-Brentwood Recycling Systems; BADMAN, Jim,C/-Brentwood Recycling Systems |
The invention provides a method and apparatus for recycling toner cartridges. A shredder (1) breaks up the toner cartridges into pieces, thereby releasing any toner from within the otherwise substantially sealed cartridges. The toner pieces along with any free toner powder are then fed through a separation stage including a mechanical separator (3) and a trommel separator (4). Each separator employs a sifting screen, which allow smaller particles to fall though the screen while holding back the larger pieces. Both separators agitate the pieces to mobilise the smaller particles. A vacuum extraction system (7) is used to withdraw air from around the cartridge pieces and an air ioniser is included for feeding ionised air into the apparatus to reduce any static electronic charge build up. The toner is the removed from the extracted air by a dust collector. | ||||||
129 | MULTISTEP SEPARATION OF PLASTICS | EP03746760.2 | 2003-04-14 | EP1494843A1 | 2005-01-12 | ALLEN, Laurence, E., III; RIISE, Brian, L.; ALLEN, Paul, C.; RAU, Ron, C.; BIDDLE, Michael, B. |
Multistep recycling processes for preparing recycled plastic materials. The processes feature a sequence of operations selected from the group consisting of preprocessing operations, size reduction operations, gravity concentration operations, color sorting, sorting by thickness, friction, or differential terminal velocity or drag in air, surface to mass control operations, separation processes enhanced by narrow surface to mass distributions, blending operations, and extrusion and compounding operations. Plastic-rich mixtures are subjected to the process, and one or more recycled plastic materials are collected as outputs of the sequence of processes. | ||||||
130 | Imageable seamed belts having polyamide and doped metal oxide adhesive between interlocking seaming members | EP02027304.1 | 2002-12-06 | EP1318327A3 | 2004-11-17 | Schlueter, Edward L., Jr. |
A seamed flexible belt (30) having a substrate and a seam (31) having interlocking seam members, wherein the interlocking seam members are held together by an adhesive having polyamide and a doped metal oxide filler, for use in electrostatographic, contact electrostatic, digital and other like printing machines. |
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131 | Imageable seamed belts having polyamide and doped metal oxide adhesive between interlocking seaming members | EP02027304.1 | 2002-12-06 | EP1318327A2 | 2003-06-11 | Schlueter, Edward L., Jr. |
A seamed flexible belt (30) having a substrate and a seam (31) having interlocking seam members, wherein the interlocking seam members are held together by an adhesive having polyamide and a doped metal oxide filler, for use in electrostatographic, contact electrostatic, digital and other like printing machines. |
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132 | BONDING METHOD | EP01945768.8 | 2001-07-02 | EP1310348A1 | 2003-05-14 | ADACHI, Minoru; UESUGI, Shoji |
The present invention provides a method that allows ultra-precisely bonding by which a complete sealingly bonded molded article can be produced in a simple manner. This method includes (1) fixing an injection molded article (a) at a position (predetermined bonding position) formed with a mold; (2) mounting and moving a molded article (b) to be bonded to the injection molded article (a) to the predetermined bonding position within the mold; (3) positioning the molded article (b) at the predetermined bonding position ; and (4) closing the mold for bonding. |
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133 | Method for recycling plastic material | EP02013839.2 | 2002-06-21 | EP1271455A1 | 2003-01-02 | Koike, Yasushi, c/o Canon Kabushiki Kaisha |
In reprocessed plastic material utilizing as a raw material thermoplastic molded part (12), a compatible sheet material (15) being stuck thereon, the weight of the sheet material (15) is made 0.5% or less of that of the molded part, and further the Izod impact strength and the melt flow rate of the reprocessed material are made, respectively, 80% or more and 120% or less of those of the virgin material. Thereby, good quality reprocessed plastic material with less degradation in physical properties and color relative to the virgin material is provided without adding a step other than a usually conducted recycling step, for recycling of a thermoplastic, a compatible label being stuck thereon. |
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134 | Spannzylinder | EP01116372.2 | 2001-07-06 | EP1213073A2 | 2002-06-12 | Helm, Ferdinand; Stahl, Hubert |
Bei einem Spannzylinder zur Aufnahme und Befestigung einer zylindrischen Prägeform mit einer strukturierten Oberfläche, z.B. zum Herstellen von Hologrammen, umfassend einen äußeren Zylindermantel, der mittels stirnseitiger Deckel verschlossen und auf einer Welle gelagert ist, ist vorgesehen, daß der Zylindermantel (1) mit einer Mehrzahl von Bohrungen (23) versehen ist, die mit durch das Innere des Zylindermantels (1) führende Druckluftleitungen (22) verbunden sind, die ihrerseits an eine Druckluftquelle anschließbar sind, und im Inneren des Zylindermantels (1) ein Hohlraum für ein Temperiermedium, welches über Zu- und Auslaßleitungen (Hohlräume 6, 6a, 8) umgewälzt wird, vorgesehen ist. |
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135 | COMPRESSIBLE PLY FOR PRINTING BLANKETS | EP93908669.0 | 1993-03-24 | EP0633840B1 | 1999-11-17 | CASTELLI, Francesco; INVERNIZZI, Gianpiero |
A laminated printing blanket (5) having compressible and resilient properties and a method for its production are provided. The compressible characteristics are provided by disposing an intermediate layer (10) having substantially uniformly distributed voids (30) of substantially uniform size between the base ply (25) and the working surface (15) of the printing blanket. The voids (30) of the compressible intermediate layer (10) are formed by introducing high melting point microspheres formed from thermoplastic resins into an elastomeric matrix (35), coating said microsphere containing elastomeric matrix (35) upon an upper surface of the base ply (25) and then vulcanizing the coated base ply at a temperature of between about 80-150 °C for between about one and six hours to form the compressible layer having substantially uniform compression characteristics. Once all of the layers of the blanket are stacked, a final vulcanization treatment completes the curing of all the layers to produce a laminated printing blanket. | ||||||
136 | Laser welding nonmetallic assemblies, such as T.A.B. tapes to semiconductor elements, particularly inkjet printheads | EP97306725.9 | 1997-09-01 | EP0826503A3 | 1999-01-27 | Santhanam, Ram |
Nonmetallic materials (18, 28) are welded without solder or adhesive by a laser (202) and preferably fiber optics (204) that direct laser light (220) through one of the materials (18) to create a seam weld. Through use of fiber optics the beam is optimally (Fig. 11) converted to heat, avoiding weld flaws due to underheating and material damage due to overheating. Welding is rapid and reproducible even for the smallest of contact geometries, achieving for example strong solderless gold-to-gold compression laser welding of a silicon substrate (28) to a polymeric (e. g. polyimide) flex circuit tape (18), without tape damage. The bond can be between a straight gold-bond line (210, Figs. 20-22[C]), or complex weld seam pattern (210, Figs. 17-19[C]), on the tape and a mating gold bond line or pattern (Figs. 17-22[A]) 208 on a semiconductor chip (28). In an inkjet printhead the result is to avoid delamination and nozzle skewing, associated in other methods with adhesive curing. Reduced skew provides less dot-placement error and thus better print quality. Better head configuration facilitates fixing a nozzle member to the substrate, and increasing nozzle area stiffness, nozzle camber angle and directionality, and substrate-to-tape bond strength-reducing deformation and so consistently raising ink refill speeds, and reducing ink trajectory errors and delamination. In particular embodiments, increased tolerance to aggressive solvents in inks, and more consistent chamber geometry, result in better drop-volume control, better pen quality, repeatability and reliability; and cutting down of process steps, processing time, cost, and in-process handling. These in turn provide ease of assembly, higher yields and reliability, ease of nozzle serviceability, and overall material and manufacturing cost reduction. |
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137 | METHOD FOR RESEALING A TONER CARTRIDGE | EP96936855.0 | 1996-10-23 | EP0858620A1 | 1998-08-19 | CHITOURAS, Costa G. |
An original equipment type seal for recharged toner cartridges can be installed without splitting the cartridge itself, by screening a border of 'hot-melt' type adhesive, preferably wax-based, onto a strip of polyester, the adhesive being capable of softening or melting at a temperature above the softening or coagulating point of the toner powder itself, but below the softening points of the plastic components of the cartridge. The polyester seal is inserted into the cartridge with the aid of a room temperature or even cold, metallic insertion tool, preferably made of a high magnetic permeability steel. Heating this cold tool, or subsequently inserting a hot tool, will cause the adhesive to melt and seal the cartridge. In those areas of the cartridge where there is little or no significant pressure to assure firm contact with the adhesive, the insertion of a 'pressure tool' incorporating a magnet, into the fill hole in the cartridge, where the magnet portion is brought in close proximity to the steel insertion tool, allows one to push and/or pull the insertion tool surface so as to bring about an intimate contact between the adhesive on the seal and cartridge surfaces to be sealed. The utilization of wax-based adhesives and a cold, and then heated, insertion tool, together with a magnetic pressure tool is the preferred embodiment, but the use of other hot-melt-type adhesives and insertion tools are possible within the purview of this invention. | ||||||
138 | Method for producing rollers covered with layers of elastic silicone-based material, and machine and supporting structure for carrying out this method | EP95102903.2 | 1995-03-01 | EP0671253A3 | 1997-10-15 | Stefani, Franco |
The supporting structure coverable with multiple concentric layers (3) of elastic silicone-based material to produce rollers (2) having a mirror-finished flexible outer surface has a hollow cylindrical body (6) and a surface that is affected by multiple openings (30) which are variously distributed and sized to allow the passage, produced by centrifugal force, of the material in the fluid/semifluid state from the inside towards the outer surface and to provide subsequent engagement. |
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139 | A liquid jet head manufacturing method and a liquid jet head manufactured by said manufacturing method | EP95120575.6 | 1995-12-27 | EP0719643A2 | 1996-07-03 | Miyagawa, Masashi; Inamoto, Tadayoshi; Ishimatsu, Shin |
A manufacturing method of a liquid jet head comprises the discharge ports for discharging the ink, the liquid channels in communication to the discharge ports, and energy generating means for generating the energy for use in discharging the ink. The method includes the steps of preparing a substrate having the energy generating means, preparing a resin ceiling plate fabricated by molding and having the grooves which constitute part of the liquid channels, positioning and contacting the ceiling plate on and with the substrate so that the grooves may be located above the energy generating means, and forming the liquid channels constituted of the grooves and the substrate by directing a laser beam from outside the ceiling plate in the state where the ceiling plate and the substrate are joined, to weld together the ceiling plate and the substrate. |
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140 | COMPRESSIBLE PLY FOR PRINTING BLANKETS | EP93908669.0 | 1993-03-24 | EP0633840A1 | 1995-01-18 | CASTELLI, Francesco; INVERNIZZI, Gianpiero |
A laminated printing blanket (5) having compressible and resilient properties and a method for its production are provided. The compressible characteristics are provided by disposing an intermediate layer (10) having substantially uniformly distributed voids (30) of substantially uniform size between the base ply (25) and the working surface (15) of the printing blanket. The voids (30) of the compressible intermediate layer (10) are formed by introducing high melting point microspheres formed from thermoplastic resins into an elastomeric matrix (35), coating said microsphere containing elastomeric matrix (35) upon an upper surface of the base ply (25) and then vulcanizing the coated base ply at a temperature of between about 80-150 °C for between about one and six hours to form the compressible layer having substantially uniform compression characteristics. Once all of the layers of the blanket are stacked, a final vulcanization treatment completes the curing of all the layers to produce a laminated printing blanket. |