Crosslinked core-shell toner particles prevent crystalline resin migration, reducing peak gloss while maintaining fusing properties.
Silica fine particles with polydimethylsiloxane structures modify toner surfaces to reduce liquid-bridging forces.
Acidic water washing removes sodium ions from toner particles to prevent colored streaks in electrostatic images.
Chemical bonding between convex forming particles and a base particle prevents embedding into the toner surface while maintaining adhesive force.
Replacing dual solvents with methyl ethyl ketone reduces solvent removal time by 50% while maintaining toner quality.
A toner particle features a surface layer of inorganic fine particles and an organosilicon polymer to ensure stable charging performance.
A white toner uses a polyvalent metal salt to bond acidic pigment surfaces with binder resin.