Charge plate and method of manufacture

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B41N 1/12 (2006.01) B41J 2/085 (2006.01)

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CA 1122258

BFN 6597 CHARGE PLATE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE Abstract Of The Disclosure A charge plate for an ink jet printer comprises a rigid support plate provided with a medially extending elongated slot and an electrode support structure cast in place adheringly against the walls of the slot. The electrode support structure is fabricated from a non- conductive casting resin which is cast against a silicone elastomer mold having a series of upstanding pegs coated with a release agent and an overcoating of conductive epoxy. The casting resin flows around the peg structure and bonds itself to the conductive epoxy coating. The conductive epoxy material transfers from the mold surface to the electrode support structure upon mold separation, so that the casting process produces a series of cylin- drical charging electrodes cast in place within charging tunnels in the electrode support structure. The resulting product is subjected to a finishing operation, and flex- ible printed circuit leads are thereafter attached to the charging electrodes.

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