A flexible sub-millimeter magnetic printing surface uses magnetic and non-magnetic boundaries to align particles and create 3D optical effects.
A self-actuated steering member converts belt drift into roller tilt to correct endless belt meandering and prevent positional deviation damage.
Independent high- and low-frequency parameter control creates asymmetric bell-shaped filter response while preserving familiar Biquad sound and operability.
Gradual facing-unit approach uses an inclined surface to apply transfer pressure without impact, preserving toner image quality on cylindrical objects.
Segmented annular supporting rings allow axial displacement of magnetic-field-generating devices, maintaining register accuracy across varying print formats.
Dichroic reflectors isolate UV radiation from thermal energy, preserving magnetic particle orientation during industrial printing.