US Patent 7976658 Method of manufacturing a low cost intermediate transfer member
Patent 7976658 was granted and assigned to Eastman Kodak on July, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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The present invention is a process for making an intermediate transfer member. The process includes forming an endless belt by seaming two ends of a substrate material to form a seam. A smoothing layer is applied on top of the endless belt using a rotary cast process wherein said intermediate transfer member has a continuous seamless top surface. In a preferred embodiment the endless belt is formed by adhering at least two layers of a substrate to form a belt having an inner and outer seam.
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0797665800
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797665800
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Patent Number
079766580
Date of Patent
July 12, 2011
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115035950
Date Filed
August 14, 2006
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Patent Jurisdiction
Patent Number
079766580
Date of Patent
July 12, 2011
0Patent Application Number
115035950
Date Filed
August 14, 2006
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US Patent 07976658 Method of manufacturing a low cost intermediate transfer member
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Patent number
07976658
Date of patent
July 12, 2011
Patent application number
11503595
Date Filed
August 14, 2006
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