Image recording apparatus having spacer between aperture electro

Incremental printing of symbolic information – Ink jet – Ejector mechanism

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347149, G01D 1506

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054952735

ABSTRACT:
An image recording apparatus having an aperture electrode and an electrically conductive opposing electrode. The aperture electrode selectively allows toners to pass. A sheet is backed by the opposing electrode, and the toner passing through the aperture electrode is attracted onto the sheet. A gap is provided between the aperture electrode and the opposing electrode by using a pair of spacers. The gap distance is greater than a minimum level to avoid puncture. The spacers are mounted on non aperture portions of the aperture electrode for supporting axially end portions of the opposing electrode or are mounted on the opposing electrode.

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