Ink cartridge for liquid electrographic imaging devices
AssigneeImation Corp.
InventorsJames E. Zenk, Mark A. Sanner, H. Chris Gydesen, Russell A. Roiko, Kay F. Schilli
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AssigneeImation Corp.
InventorsJames E. Zenk, Mark A. Sanner, H. Chris Gydesen, Russell A. Roiko, Kay F. Schilli
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An ink cartridge for use in an ink replenishment system in an electrographic imaging device. The removable ink cartridge is configured to engage with a cartridge interface assembly and a detector in an ink cartridge bay on an electrographic imaging device. The ink cartridge has an outer shell comprising at least a first compartment containing a liquid ink and a second compartment. A first valve is fluidly coupled to the first compartment. Second and third valves are fluidly coupled to the second compartment. The first, second, and third valves are adapted to engage with corresponding valves at the cartridge interface assembly. A plurality of key slots are provided for receiving one or more key tabs that identify the ink cartridge. The key tabs are positioned to engage with the detector in the ink cartridge bay. A cap for an ink cartridge is also disclosed.
A removable ink cartridge for an ink replenishment system adapted to engage with a cartridge interface assembly and a detector in an ink cartridge bay on an electrographic imaging device, the removable ink cartridge comprising:
A removable ink cartridge in a liquid replenishment system adapted to engage with a cartridge interface assembly in an ink cartridge bay on an electrographic imaging device, the removable ink cartridge comprising:
A cap for a removable ink cartridge used in an ink replenishment system, the ink cartridge being adapted to engage with a cartridge interface assembly and a detector in an ink cartridge bay on an electrographic imaging device, the removable ink cartridge having at least a first compartment containing a liquid ink fluidly coupled to a first valve and a second compartment fluidly coupled to the second valve, the cap comprising:
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