Xerox Corporation

Harry P Latchman

Ke Zhou

Yulin Wang

Frank Ping-Hay Lee

Sandra J Gardner

Mihaela Maria Birau

Marko D Saban

Yu Liu

Michael J D'Amato

John Abate

Biritawit Asfaw

Rashid Mahmood

David Thomas Borbely

Frank Ping Hay Lee

David T Borbely

Ivan Uschak

There is described a portable reactor system and computer program product. The system allows an operator to remotely monitor and control the chemical processes of a laboratory reactor on an interface device such as a tablet, remote computer or smart phone. At any time, live video of the reactor can be viewed. The temperature of the reactor, temperature of a bath surrounding the reactor, agitator speed of the blade or impeller in the reactor, conductivity of the reactor contents and pH of the reactor contents can be remotely controlled and monitored.

System and computer program product for monitoring, controlling and surveilling portable laboratory reactor

The disclosure provides pigment dispersions having an average particle size of from about 10 nm to about 500 nm prepared by employing a magnetic actuated milling process and system. In embodiments, the pigment dispersions have an average particle size of less than 100 nm.

Magnetic actuated-milled pigment dispersions and process for making thereof

A system for pigment milling includes a pulsing direct current (DC) source that generates a DC pulse, an electromagnetic field generating subunit that includes an electromagnetic coil coupled to the pulsing DC source to receive the DC pulse and to generate a magnetic field, and a rotating container subunit that includes a container for holding magnetic particles and ink pigment particles in an ink carrier, and a rotating subunit to rotate the container. A portion of the container is disposed within the electromagnetic coil and generation of the magnetic field causing motion of the magnetic particles thereby dispersing the ink pigment particles within the ink carrier.

Systems and methods for pulsed direct current magnetic actuated milling of pigment dispersions

The present embodiments disclose processes for preparing a polyester latex containing an amount of residual organic solvent which is less than 100 ppm by weight of the total weight of the polyester latex.

Steam injection process for preparing polyester latex and apparatus thereof

Growing community of inventors

Mississauga, Canada

Harry P Latchman