Ceramic toner for electro-photographic printing
AssigneeSchott Glas
InventorsBernd Schultheis, Cora Krause, Inka Henze, Harry Engelmann
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AssigneeSchott Glas
InventorsBernd Schultheis, Cora Krause, Inka Henze, Harry Engelmann
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A ceramic toner which is transferable to a high-temperature resistant glass, glass ceramic or ceramic substrate by electrophotographic printing and which can be fired in a subsequent temperature process, containing color pigment particles in addition to special glass flow particles. According to this invention, the ceramic toner has a thermoplastic synthetic matrix which melts in a homogeneous manner on the substrate within a temperature range of 100° C.–400° C. and which, within the temperature range of 300° C.–500° C., vaporizes in an almost residue-free manner and/or decomposes in order to obtain a toner which can be transferred especially in a direct printing mode and which has almost no synthetic matrix residue after firing.
A ceramic toner which can be transferred by an electro-photographic printing to a glass, a glass-ceramic or a ceramic substrate having a high temperature resistance and which can be baked on during a subsequent temperature process, and which contains color pigment particles, in addition to glass flux particles, wherein the ceramic toner has:
A ceramic toner which can be transferred by an electro-photographic printing to a glass, a glass-ceramic or a ceramic substrate having a high temperature resistance and which can be baked on during a subsequent temperature process, and which contains color pigment particles, in addition to glass flux particles, wherein the ceramic toner has:
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