A phase-separated rubber roll with carbon black and crosslinked polyurethane cuts leak discharge and keeps resistance stable across environments.
A protrusion-and-clearance fixation keeps tapered conveyor sleeves from shifting under high loads while preventing lubricant leakage and contamination.
Axial hub extensions lock into sleeve recesses to replace gluing, spread force evenly, prevent tearing, and keep bearings cleaner.
Multi-scale protrusions on a developing roll cut contact area and toner adhesion, suppressing fusion and filming during electrophotography.
A PFPE-rich surface gradient in a fluororesin fixing member sustains toner release under long-term abrasion and thin-paper use.
A hollow magnetizable cylinder shrink-fitted to hardened steel journals cuts weight and inertia while preserving run-out and registration control.
Mechanical interlocking grooves and protrusions stop roller slip while allowing stable mounting and easy removal without adhesives.
Dual-size particles and controlled resin coverage keep charging uniform and prevent stripes, unevenness, and fog late in roll life.