Fixing member, manufacturing method of fixing member, rotational body of fixing member, fixing device, and image forming apparatus
A technology for rotating bodies and components, which can be applied to equipment, shafts and bearings using electrical recording technology using charge patterns, and electrical recording technology applying charge patterns, etc.
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Embodiment A and comparative Embodiment A
[0031] In additive liquid silicon including hardener, powders of F-80ED and XN-100-15M (150 microns) were dispersed. XN-100-15M is pre-mixed with glycerin equivalent to one-eighth of the total amount. "MAZERUSTAR", manufactured by KURABO INDUSTRIES LTD, was used for the mixing operation. Use carbon fiber that has glycerin mixed in it - except for carbon fiber that has been heat-treated. The aforementioned carbon fibers are used to reduce adhesion within the silicone rubber. as in Figure 6A shows that this unvulcanized silicone rubber is injected as an injection material between the PFA tube and the mandrel with the rib corresponding to the reinforcement protrusion is set at 0.5mm inside the PFA tube, the The tube has an adhesive layer pre-formed on the inside. Figures 6B to 6D A cross-sectional view of the rib 31 is illustrated. The first vulcanization was performed by heating the fixing roller at 120° C., and the second vulcanization was performed by heating the fixing...
Embodiment B and comparative Embodiment B
[0039] Next, powders (150 microns) of F-30 and XN-100-15M were dispersed in additive liquid silicon including a hardener. This unvulcanized silicone rubber is injected as an injection material between the PFA tube and the mandrel with ribs set at 0.5 mm inside the PFA tube with the bond pre-formed inside Floor. The first vulcanization was performed by heating the fixing roller at 130° C. to make F-30 foam, followed by the second vulcanization by heating the fixing roller at 200° C. for 4 hours. Evaluation was performed in the same manner as in Practical Example A.
[0040] (table 3)
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[0042] In Practical Examples B-1, B-2 and B-3, the rubber hardness was low, and the compression set was also low. In addition, the start-up time of the fixing device is less than or equal to 30 seconds. As for Comparative Examples B-1 and B-3, the startup time was delayed, and in Comparative Example B-2, the compression set was very high, and the heating roller deformed after main...
Embodiment C
[0049] Practical Example C was produced by changing the thickness of the belt mandrel in the fixing member of Practical Example B-2.
[0050] (table 5)
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[0052] It was found that when the wall thickness of the mandrel is less than or equal to 0.5mm, the time required for the temperature of the fixing roller to rise to 160°C is less than or equal to 20 seconds, and when the thickness of the mandrel is less than or equal to 0.2mm, the fixing roller is broken .
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