Transparent intermediate transfer members containing zinc oxide, polyarylsulfone, and polyetheramine
AssigneeXerox Corporation
InventorYuhua Tong
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Abstract
An intermediate transfer member including an optional supporting substrate, and in contact with the supporting substrate in the configuration of a layer a polyarylsulfone, a polyetheramine, and nano-size zinc oxide particles.
Claims20
A transparent intermediate transfer member consisting of an optional supporting substrate, a photoconductor and said intermediate transfer member and wherein there is transferred from said photoconductor to said intermediate transfer member a xerographic developed toner image and which member consists of a layer of a mixture of carbon black particles and nano-size zinc oxide present in a mixture of a polyarylsulfone, and a polyetheramine.
A transparent intermediate transfer member consisting of a photoconductor and said intermediate transfer member and wherein there is transferred from said photoconductor to said intermediate transfer member a xerographic developed image and which member consists of a supporting substrate and a layer thereover of situ nano-size zinc oxide particles having a diameter of from about 50 to about 250 nanometers dispersed in a mixture of carbon black, a polyetheramine and a polyphenylsulfone and an optional outer release layer positioned on said layer comprising in situ nano-size zinc oxide particles.
A transparent intermediate transfer member comprising a photoconductor and said intermediate transfer member and wherein there is transferred from said photoconductor to said intermediate transfer member a xeroqraphic developed image and which member comprises a supporting substrate, a layer thereover comprising a mixture of in situ nano-size zinc oxide particles having a diameter of from about 100 to about 250 nanometers dispersed in a mixture of a polyetheramine and a polyphenylsulfone, and in contact with said in situ nano-sized zinc oxide mixture a release layer.
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