Recording-head recovery system, ink-jet recording apparatus including same, and recording-head recovery method
A recovery system and recovery method technology, which is applied in printing and other fields, can solve the problems that the ink mist cannot be fully redispersed, and it is difficult to wipe off the ink mist reliably, so as to achieve the effect of suppressing poor ejection and suppressing the deterioration of straight-line performance
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[0122] The linear speed (moving speed) of the wipers 35a to 35c in the ejection wiping operation when the recording heads 17a to 17c of the first embodiment are returned to operation, and the ink nozzles 18 passing through the wipers 35a to 35c are compared. The difference in the stretching effect of the ink when the ejection amount of the ink was changed was investigated. First, an experimental machine was produced in which wipers 35a to 35c were mounted on a carriage 31 that reciprocated along the ink discharge surface F of the recording heads 17a to 17c and moved in the direction of approaching or separating from the ink discharge surface F. The test machine was obtained by attaching a rubber scraper made of EPDM (Shore hardness 60, impact resilience about 60%) having a width of 30 mm, a height (protrusion amount) of 7 mm, and a thickness of 1.5 mm.
[0123] The dot forming portions of the recording heads 17a to 17c have Figure 6 The structure shown makes the area of th...
Embodiment 2
[0132] The linear speed (moving speed) of the wipers 35a to 35c in the ejection wiping operation when the recording heads 17a to 17c of the first embodiment are returned to operation, and the ink nozzles 18 passing through the wipers 35a to 35c are compared. The difference in the ink mist removal effect when the ink ejection amount was changed was investigated. The structures of the recording heads 17a to 17c and the wipers 35a to 35c, and the composition of the ink 22 are the same as those of the first embodiment.
[0133] As an experimental method, after ink mist is attached and dried on the highly waterproof ink ejection surface F in advance, the linear velocity of the wipers 35a to 35c and the ink from the ink nozzles 18 passing through the wipers 35a to 35c are compared. The wiping degree of the ink mist adhering to the ink ejection surface F when the ejection wiping operation and the ink wiping operation were performed while the ejection amount was changed was observed. ...
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[0138] The linear speed (moving speed) of the wipers 35a to 35c in the cleaning and wiping operation when the recording heads 17a to 17c of the second embodiment are restored, and the ink nozzles 18 that are passing through the wipers 35a to 35c are adjusted. The flow rate of ink coming out (by pushing down Figure 7 The difference in the stretching effect of the ink when the flow velocity of the ink flowing in the second supply channel 25 was changed by the piston 21b was investigated. The structures of the recording heads 17a to 17c and the wipers 35a to 35c, and the composition of the ink 22 are the same as those of the first and second embodiments.
[0139] In addition, when the wipers 35a to 35c were brought into pressure contact with the highly waterproof ink discharge surface F so that the overlapping amount of the wipers 35a to 35c and the ink discharge surface F was 1mm, the wipers 35a to 35c were visually observed. The linear velocity of 35c and the flow velocity of...
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