A printing fuzz removal device using the principle of opposite-sex attraction of electrodes

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of printing devices, and discloses a printing fluff clearing device using an electrode opposite attraction principle. The device comprises a base, a firstcam is connected to the outer end of a first rotating shaft, the upper end of the first cam is connected with a sliding rod, the upper end of a first belt is connected with an auxiliary roller, the rear end of the auxiliary roller is connected with a third rotating shaft, and a wind power clearing device comprises an annular groove, fan blades and through holes. A rubber layer is connected to theouter end of a first guide roller, a power clearing device comprises a fourth rotating shaft, a rotating cylinder, a semicircular electrode, an arc conductor and a scraping block, the electrode has positive charges, the rubber layer and a printing stock are in contact, fluff on the printing stock has negative charges, the semicircular electrode powers the arc conductor, it is ensured that the arcconductor absorbs and falls fluff on the different positions, and the problems that an existing printing device cannot efficiently clear fluff, a spray nozzle is prone to being blocked, and damaged, and the finished product quality is affected are solved.

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Technical field[0001]The invention relates to the technical field of printing devices, and in particular to a printing fluff removing device using the principle of electrode opposite attraction.Background technique[0002]Printing is a technology in which manuscripts such as text, pictures, photos, etc. undergo plate-making, inking, and pressurizing processes to transfer the ink to the surface of paper, fabric, leather and other materials, and copy the contents of the manuscripts in batches. Generally speaking, printing is a process technology that uses stencils or other methods to transfer the graphic information on the original to the substrate. It can also be understood as the use of analog or digital image carriers to transfer the colorant or colorant to the substrate. process. Substrates are generally paper, ceramics, cloth, plates, steel, etc.[0003]In the process of printing cotton, cloth and other fuzzy substrates, the high-speed fluid of the inkjet nozzle causes a vortex near ...

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[0005] Aiming at the deficiencies of the prior art, the present invention provides a printing fluff removal device utilizing the principle of opposite-sex attraction of electrodes, which has the advantages of efficiently removing fluff and dust, preventing the nozzle from being blocked, and avoiding poor hand feeling of the finished product, which solves the problem of the existing printing device. Problems that fluff and dust cannot be removed efficiently, the nozzle is easily blocked and the finished product feels poor.

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