Image receiver sheet surface characteristics for optimum sheet handling
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsWilbur Charles Kasiske, Jr., David Daniel Putnam, Jiann-Hsing Chen
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsWilbur Charles Kasiske, Jr., David Daniel Putnam, Jiann-Hsing Chen
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A receiver member is provided suitable for having an ultra-gloss, image print formed thereon, the receiver member having at least one planar surface, a plurality of standoffs protruding from the planar surface, the plurality of standoffs providing a coefficient of friction for the planar surface for substantially preventing similar stacked receiver members from sticking together, and without adversely affecting any print image thereon. A member is provided for creating a contour on the receiver member. The member includes a surface contoured to exhibit a plurality of valleys which will not adversely impact print image quality, wherein a reciprocal peaked contour is formed on the receiver member.
A receiver member suitable for having an ultra-gloss image print formed thereon, said receiver member comprising:
A method for forming a contoured surface on a receiver member having a coating to enable ultra-high gloss print images to be formed thereon, said method comprising the step of:
In a mechanism for forming ultra-glossy, duplex print images on a receiver member, a member for creating a contour on the receiver member to substantially prevent stacked receiver members from sticking together while not adversely affecting the quality of the print images, said member comprising:
In a mechanism for forming ultra-glossy, duplex print images on a receiver member, a member for creating a contour on the receiver member to substantially prevent stacked receiver members from sticking together while not adversely affecting the quality of the print images, a method for forming said member comprising the steps of:
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