Jan Rose Heeg
age ~50
from Georgetown, KY
- Also known as:
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- Jan R Heeg
- Russell J Chandler
- Russell J Mosley
- Jan Rose
- Russell Mosely
- Thomas Chandler
- Russel Mosley
Jan Heeg Phones & Addresses
- Georgetown, KY
- Rutherfordton, NC
- Candler, NC
- Corinth, KY
- Lexington, KY
- Bainbridge Island, WA
- Williamstown, KY
- Weldon, IA
Us Patents
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Heat Fixing Paper Or Sheet
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US Patent:57415722, Apr 21, 1998
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Filed:Feb 17, 1995
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Appl. No.:8/389865
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Inventors:Jan Rose Heeg - Lexington KY
Rolfe Frank Kruckas - Lexington KY
Ashok Murthy - Lexington KY
Stephen Todd Olson - Lexington KY
Rita Sharma - Lexington KY
Ajay Kanubhai Suthar - Lexington KY
Richard Barber Watkins - Frankfort KY
Joe William Woods - Lexington KY -
Assignee:Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY
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International Classification:B32B 300
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US Classification:428195
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Abstract:A paper or transparency receiving toner to be fixed by heat has an ionomeric resin on its outer surface. For universal application, the outer layer is a blend of non-ionomeric resin, such as styrene acrylate copolymer, and an ionomer, which permits the material of the toner to molecularly intermingle with the blend during heat fixing. Irradiation raises the melting point of the ionomeric resin to prevent delamination. The resulting printing is strongly bonded to the substrate and is of excellent quality.
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Heat Fixing Paper Or Sheet
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US Patent:59686340, Oct 19, 1999
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Filed:Jun 10, 1997
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Appl. No.:8/872356
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Inventors:Jan Rose Heeg - Lexington KY
Rolfe Frank Kruckas - Lexington KY
Ashok Murthy - Lexington KY
Stephen Todd Olson - Lexington KY
Rita Sharma - Lexington KY
Ajay Kanubhai Suthar - Lexington KY
Richard Barber Watkins - Frankfort KY
Joe Williams Woods - Lexington KY -
Assignee:Lexmark International, Inc. - Lexington KY
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International Classification:B32B 300
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US Classification:428195
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Abstract:A paper or transparency receiving toner to be fixed by heat has an ionomeric resin on its outer surface. For universal application, the outer layer is a blend of non-ionomeric resin, such as styrene acrylate copolymer, and an ionomer, which permits the material of the toner to molecularly intermingle with the blend during heat fixing. Irradiation raises the melting point of the ionomeric resin to prevent delamination. The resulting printing is strongly bonded to the substrate and is of excellent quality.
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Jan Heeg
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