Torque receiving assembly, photosensitive drum, and process cartridge

Abstract

The invention relates to a torque receiving assembly, a photosensitive drum taking the torque receiving assembly as a constituent part, and a process cartridge The torque receiving assembly comprises a body and a driven rod. The driven rod comprises a guiding column and an input head arranged on the length direction side of the guiding column. An embossment, which extends outwards along the length direction of the guiding column, is arranged on the outer end wall, whose back is opposite to the guiding column in the length direction of the guiding column, of the input head. The H value of the embossment satisfies a relationship formula as follows: h<H<=h+r; wherein H represents the distance between the outer end wall and the end point that extends outwards; h represents the distance from the outer end wall to the central line of a cylindrical output gear, when a driving rod and the driven rod are engaged to transfer torques; and r represents the radius of the cylindrical output gear. The torque receiving assembly has he advantages of stable torque transmission and smooth disengagement.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a torque receiving assembly for transmitting rotational force, and a photosensitive drum and a process cartridge having the torque receiving assembly as its constituent parts. Background technique [0002] The process cartridge, which basically constitutes the core of the laser printer's imaging process, is that the surface of the photosensitive drum is uniformly charged by the charging roller. The laser scanner emits a modulated laser beam containing image information to the outer cylindrical surface of the photosensitive drum. After being irradiated by the laser beam, a static charge distribution map with different distributions is formed on the cylindrical surface of the photosensitive drum, that is, it is different from the image to be printed. Corresponding electrostatic latent image. After that, the developer such as toner from the developing roller is adsorbed on the surface of the photosensitive drum after pass...

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[0006] However, in the torque receiving assembly of CN103376696A, when the process box needs to be taken out from the laser printer during actual use, the process box cannot be taken out smoothly, that is, there is a "stuck" phenomenon. After research, it is found that: Although the driving rod 200 can reliably transmit the torque after being engaged with the driven rod 2, and it works stably, but when the operation stops, because the stop position, that is, the angle of rotation with respect to the process cartridge taking-out direction is random, there will be The engaged position is the dead center position that is substantially perpendicular to the removal direction of the process cartridge. When it is at this position, the direction of removing the process cartridge is opposite to the direction of force that drives the engagement, and as image 3 , the distance H of the projection 24 from the outer end wall 23 to the apex extending outward along the length direction of the guide column 21 is longer, which is larger than the diameter of the columnar output tooth 201 on the drive rod 200, so "stuck" or even stuck phenomenon occurs

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