A movable scan sensor detects the end portion of a deviated medium, allowing the controller to adjust the line head position for accurate image formation.
Belt holes suck air to attract the sheet while a rotating pressing roller prevents ink mist adhesion on support structures.
A liquid jet head integrates a rotational position adjustment mechanism with a biasing member to precisely align the nozzle array relative to the carriage.
Segmenting the dummy discharge receiver into a thin film containment layer and a paper support structure lowers cost and maintenance time.
Dynamic nip adjustment between print head and recording medium prevents dust deposition on the printing plate during high-speed coating operations.
A holder unit drive system uses rotary encoder measurements to maintain stable posture during carriage movement.
Simultaneous multi-inkjet marking generates cross-process distances to detect printhead angular orientation errors.