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Curvature Separation and Static Charge Eliminator
As shown in Fig. 4-52, recording paper tends to be wound onto the photo-
sensitive drum more easily after toner has been transferred. For this reason,
the recording paper separates naturally from the photosensitive drum due
to the strength of the recording paper itself as a result of the outside diam-
eter of the photosensitive drum being reduced. This is called "curvature
separation."
The recording
paper winds onto
the drum.
Fig. 4-53 Curvature Separation
As even light-stock recording paper tends to wind onto the photosensitive
drum, the electrical charge remaining on the recording paper is removed by
the static charge eliminator.
Photosensitive
drum
Recording
paper
The recording
paper peels off
the drum.
RECORDING SECTION
Photosensitive
drum
Recording
paper
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