Xerox Corporation

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Kenneth A Kemp

Edward F Grabowski

Richard L Schank

Geoffrey M Foley

Terry L Street

Francis J Wieloch

Carl A Wisniewski

Gary W Smallman

Gina M LaManna

Edward J Speakman, Jr

John A Czerniawski

Frank J Jackson, Jr

A system for cleaning a substrate comprising bringing a contact cleaning web into moving synchronous contact with the surface of a member to be cleaned to clean the surface.

Web system

A sheet stripping device for electrostatographic systems includes a frame, a member having movable surface for conveying a receiving sheet, and a sheet stripping element for separating the receiving sheet from the movable surface, the sheet stripping element including a stripping element having a leading edge adapted to contact the movable surface and strip the sheet from the movable surface, the leading edge coated with a material including an electrically conductive material comprising a film forming polymer and an electrically conductive additive. The leading edge may include a thermally resistant polymer of cross-linked siloxane-silica hybrid material, a polyimide or a poly(amide-imide). The sheet stripping means may be prepared by coating the leading edges of preformed stripping elements.

Stripper fingers

A back and stomach supporting belt has an unpadded central panel of 1/4 inch leather which is placed in the small of the back to cover the five lumbar vertebra and the sacrospinalis muscles on both sides of the lumbar vertebra, but not over the large lower portions of the latissimus dorsi muscles. The ends of the belt extend from the central panel so that when fastened together around the user's abdominal muscles, the central panel bears against the lumbar area, pressing forward into a position restricting the sacrospinalis muscles and the lumbar vertebra from relaxing into a position which may cause pain to the lower part of the spine.

Back and abdominal muscle supporting belt

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Walworth, NY, United States of America

Kenneth A Kemp