Heat roller fixing device

Claim 2

A heat roller fixing device which comprises a heating roller constituted by a fluorine resin layer laminated on an electrically conductive core member through a primer layer, heating means incorporated in said core member, said heating roller being driven for rotation by driving means, and a pressure roller constituted by an electrically insulative layer on another electrically conductive core member and held in contact under pressure with said heating roller for simultaneous rotation with said heating roller, thereby fixing a charged toner image formed on copy paper onto the copy paper by causing said copy paper carrying said toner image thereon to pass between said heating roller and said pressure roller, said primer layer being composed of a primer having incorporated therein an electrically conductive material, the primer of said primer layer being partially exposed at an exposed outer surface of said fluorine resin layer.

Claim 3

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the primer of said primer layer partially exposed at the surface of said fluorine resin layer comprises penetrating portions partially extending from said primer layer, said penetrating portions being formed in said fluorine resin layer and being very well dispersed therein.

Claim 4

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 2, wherein the surface of said fluorine resin layer is electrically connected to said electrically conductive core member by said primer layer and said penetrating portions formed in said fluorine resin layer.

Claim 5

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the electrically conductive material incorporated into said primer is carbon black.

Claim 6

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 4, wherein the amount of the carbon black is 0.4 to 3.0% by weight.

Claim 7

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 1, wherein the fluorine resin of said fluorine resin layer is a polytetrafluoro ethylene perfluoro alkoxy ethylene copolymer resin.

Claim 8

A heat roller fixing device which comprises a heating roller constituted by first and second fluorine resin layers and first and second primer layers formed alternately over one another on an electrically conductive core member so as to form a surface of the heating roller by said second fluorine resin layer and having heating means incorporated in said heating roller, said heating roller being driven for rotation by driving means, and a pressure roller constituted by an electrically insulative layer on another electrically conductive core member and held in contact under pressure with the heating roller for simultaneous rotation with said heating roller, thereby fixing a charged toner image formed on copy paper onto the copy paper by causing said copy paper carrying said toner image thereon to pass between said heating roller and said pressure roller, said primer layers being composed of a primer having incorporated therein an electrically conductive material, the primer of the second, upper primer layer being partially exposed at an exposed outer surface of the second, outer fluorine resin layer, and the primer of the first and second primer layers partially penetrating into the first, inner fluorine resin layer sandwiched between the two primer layers.

Claim 9

A heat roller fixing device which comprises a heating roller constituted by first and second fluorine resin layers and first and second primer layers formed alternately over one another on an electrically conductive core member so as to form a surface of the heating roller by said second fluorine resin layer and having heating means incorporated in said heating roller, said heating roller being driven for rotation by driving means, and a pressure roller constituted by an electrically insulative layer on another electrically conductive core member and held in contact under pressure with the heating roller for simultaneous rotation with said heating roller, thereby fixing a charged toner image formed on copy paper onto the copy paper by causing said copy paper carrying said toner image thereon to pass between said heating roller and said pressure roller, said primer layers being composed of a primer having incorporated therein an electrically conductive material, the primer of the second, upper primer layer being partially exposed at an exposed outer surface of the second, outer fluorine resin layer, and the primer of the first and second primer layers partially penetrating into the first, inner fluorine resin layer sandwiched between the two primer layers.

Claim 10

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 7, wherein the primer of said upper primer layer partially exposed at the surface of said outer fluorine resin layer comprises penetrating portions partially extending from said upper primer layer, said penetrating portions being formed in said outer fluorine resin layer and being very well dispersed therein and the primer of said two primer layers being partially continued in said inner fluorine resin layer by penetrating portions partially extending from said two primer layers, said penetrating portions being formed in said inner fluorine resin layer and being very well dispersed therein.

Claim 11

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 8, wherein the surface of said outer fluorine resin layer is electrically connected to said electrically conductive core member by said two primer layers and said penetrating portions formed in said two fluorine resin layers.

Claim 12

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 7, wherein the electrically conductive material incorporated into said primer is carbon black.

Claim 13

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 10, wherein the amount of the carbon black is 0.4 to 3.0% by weight.

Claim 14

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 7, wherein the fluorine resin of said two fluorine resin layers is a polytetrafluoro ethylene perfluoro alkoxy ethylene copolymer resin.

Claim 15

A heat roller fixing device for fixing a charged toner image formed on copy paper onto the copy paper, which comprises a heating roller constituted by at least one primer layer composed of a primer having incorporated therein an electrically conductive material and at least one fluorine resin layer over said primer layer, said fluorine resin layer having formed therein penetrating portions of said primer partially extending from said primer layer.

Claim 16

A heat roller fixing device for fixing a charged toner image formed on copy paper onto the copy paper, which comprises a heating roller constituted by at least one primer layer composed of a primer having incorporated therein an electrically conductive material and at least one fluorine resin layer over said primer layer, said fluorine resin layer having formed therein penetrating portions of said primer partially extending from said primer layer.

Claim 17

A heat roller fixing device as claimed in claim 13, wherein the penetrating portions of said primer are exposed at an exposed outer surface of said fluorine resin layer.