18703176. IMAGE TRANSFER FOR LIQUID ELECTRO-PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING (Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.)

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IMAGE TRANSFER FOR LIQUID ELECTRO-PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING

Organization Name

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.

Inventor(s)

Peter Nedelin of Nes Ziona (IL)

Mark Sandler of Nes Ziona (IL)

IMAGE TRANSFER FOR LIQUID ELECTRO-PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18703176 titled 'IMAGE TRANSFER FOR LIQUID ELECTRO-PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING



Original Abstract Submitted

In one example, an LEP printer includes a belt rotatable in a loop, a series of multiple printing units along the belt each to apply an LEP ink color separation to the belt, a first heater to dry the color separations on the belt to a molten film at a drying temperature, a second heater to heat the molten film on the belt to a transfer temperature higher than the drying temperature, and a pressure roller near the belt to press a printable substrate against the belt at a nip between the pressure roller and the belt.