Bruce
My impression after working with this for awhile is that print was
folded while the page was still warmer and the toner to toner facing
pages are actually fused. But if you run on to a large vacuum dryer let
me know. Again as I think about that the drying would result in
contraction which would in turn result in shear forces and so far
tensile forces (perpendicular to the plane of the paper) seem to work
MUCH better
Dave
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On 3/10/2013 12:31 PM, Brucekareen@... wrote:
Dave,
I have followed this thread with interest as I have occasionally run into
"fused" pages in documents in the past. During the online discussions I
have wondered if the contraction resulting from vacuum-drying the
prints might
break the toner bonds in the correct places. It has been possible to save
water-soaked valuable books through immediate freezing and later vacuum
drying. Of course it would be necessary to find a suitable vessel to try
this.
Bruce
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