Liquid channel structure and liquid-droplet jetting apparatus

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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C347S065000, C347S092000

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07597427

ABSTRACT:
An ink channel in a channel unit includes a pressure chamber and a throttle channel in which ink flows along different planes and a communication hole which communicates the pressure chamber and the throttle channel. A center line of the communication hole deviates from a center line of the pressure chamber in a width direction of the pressure chamber, and also deviates from a center line of the throttle channel in a width direction of the throttle channel. Consequently, a swirling flow is generated in connection portions at which the pressure chamber and the throttle channel are connected to the communication hole, thereby effectively preventing bubbles from staying.

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