Recorders – Record receiver deforming
Patent
1982-03-01
1984-01-31
Griffin, Donald A.
Recorders
Record receiver deforming
346 11, G01D 1518, G01D 900
Patent
active
044293160
ABSTRACT:
In an orifice band ink jet printer, an endless band having orifices therethrough moves in a separation between an air bearing and a source of liquid ink under high pressure which flows through the orifices to form jets. The ink also leaks from a gap between the orifice band and the source of ink with undesirable effects.
The invention confines the ink by a counterpressure of air at substantially the same pressure as the ink. In one embodiment, two adjacent air channels surround the gap. A first air channel adjacent to the gap contains air at a slightly lower pressure than the ink to preclude entry of air into the ink, but some ink may lead from the gap. A second air channel adjacent to the first contains air at a slightly higher pressure than the ink to confine the ink which may have leaked from the gap.
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Griffin Donald A.
Skala Stephen F.
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