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| 20090169238 | Electrophotographic Printer - An electrophotographic printer is provided which can be cleaned so as to meet the requirement for high speed printing on a continuous web of paper as the printing medium and to make minimum the amount of toner that remains on the surface of a rotating transfer roller even in high-speed production. | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090169254 | ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER - An electrophotographic printer in which a photoconductor drum and a transfer drum can be supported in a simple component construction and in the makeup free from misalignment and development of thrust load. To this end, an electrophotographic printer comprising a photoconductor drum ( | 07-02-2009 |
| 20090169278 | Photoconductor Drum Cleaning Apparatus in an Electrophotographic Printer - A photoconductor drum cleaning apparatus in an electrophotographic printer is disclosed which is simple in makeup, which allows a wiping roll to be rotated to follow rotation of the photoconductor drum is rotated and to be serviced for a prolonged life and is capable of performing an improved cleaning operation. To this end, the photoconductor drum | 07-02-2009 |
| 20100124431 | ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER - To meet with the requirement for high-speed printing with continuous paper used as its recording medium and to better clean a transfer roller surface in high-speed production as well, an electrophotographic printer is provided comprising: a carrier liquid supply unit | 05-20-2010 |
| 20100194814 | INK JET RECORDING APPARATUS - An ink jet recording apparatus in which a fabric as a recording medium is intermittently conveyed in an ink jet recording section is capable of printing an image on the fabric with precision and at high quality. The ink jet recording section of serial printing type includes a conveyer for intermittently conveying the fabric. Printing on the fabric intermittently conveyed in the ink jet recording section, the fabric printing ink jet recording apparatus with the conveyer intermittently conveying the fabric while it is temporarily stuck on the conveyer, includes: a feed roll for continuously feeding the fabric onto an upstream end of the conveyer, and a dancer roll unit, the feed roll and dancer roll unit being disposed upstream of the ink jet recording section in order from upstream in the traveling direction of the fabric; and a drying section, and a traction roll for continuously pulling the fabric from a downstream end of the conveyer for unsticking the fabric from the latter, the drying section and traction roll unit being disposed downstream of the ink jet recording section in order from upstream in the traveling direction of the fabric. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100194821 | INK JET RECORDING APPARATUS - An ink jet recording apparatus in which a head supporting plate having a line head mounted thereon which comprises a plurality of short heads staggered is attached to a carriage whereby recording is performed by ink jet printing with the line head on a recording medium positioned beneath the carriage is rendered capable of using ordinary short heads. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100196055 | WET TYPE DEVELOPING APPARATUS - A wet type developing apparatus is disclosed which can eliminate the need to provide a separately built cleansing unit and, moreover, makes it unnecessary to dismount a developer supply unit for its cleansing operation and to perform its subsequent re-mounting operation. | 08-05-2010 |
| 20100284709 | Wet Type Electrophotographic Printer - To remove a surplus carrier liquid after development on the surface of a photoconductor drum to obtain homogeneous printed images without being affected by an error in rotational accuracy of such as a carrier liquid removing roller, there is provided a wet type electrophotographic printer in which the carrier liquid removing roller | 11-11-2010 |
| 20110013942 | Wet Type Developing Apparatus - A wet type developing apparatus in which a liquid developer is fed onto a developing roller from a liquid developer supply roller immersed in the developing liquid within a liquid developer tank and an electrostatic latent image formed on a photoconductor drum is developed into a toner image by said developing roller is improved to enable the liquid developer to be kept fed at an appropriate amount of feed from the liquid developer supply roller onto the developing roller without air residual in the surface region of the liquid developer supply roller. The improvement comprises a partition plate disposed generally under the liquid developer supply roller within the liquid developer tank for partitioning the liquid developer tank into two in the direction of rotation of the liquid developer supply roller, the partition plate having its upper end juxtaposed with a peripheral surface of the liquid developer supply roller over its total axial length across a gap spacing between 0.05 and 0.5 mm. | 01-20-2011 |
