18631953. CARTRIDGE AND CARTRIDGE RECYCLING METHOD simplified abstract (CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA)
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CARTRIDGE AND CARTRIDGE RECYCLING METHOD
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
WATARU Takahashi of Kanagawa (JP)
KEISUKE Iinuma of Kanagawa (JP)
TAKAYUKI Nakajima of Kanagawa (JP)
CARTRIDGE AND CARTRIDGE RECYCLING METHOD - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18631953 titled 'CARTRIDGE AND CARTRIDGE RECYCLING METHOD
The abstract describes a cartridge for holding liquid, comprising an absorber, a tank with an absorber chamber, a lid member, and a partition member with a protruding portion.
- The cartridge includes an absorber to hold liquid.
- The tank has an absorber chamber where the absorber is placed.
- A lid member is attached to the opening of the tank.
- A partition member with a protruding portion is located inside the absorber chamber, abutting on the absorber.
- The lid member and the partition member are separate components.
Potential Applications: - This cartridge design could be used in ink cartridges for printers. - It could also be utilized in fragrance cartridges for air fresheners.
Problems Solved: - Provides a secure and organized way to hold liquid in a cartridge. - Prevents leakage and spillage of the liquid.
Benefits: - Ensures the safe storage of liquid in a cartridge. - Facilitates easy replacement of cartridges in various devices.
Commercial Applications: Title: Innovative Cartridge Design for Liquid Storage This technology can be commercialized for use in various industries such as printing, fragrance, and medical devices. The secure and leak-proof design makes it a valuable component for different applications.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the partition member contribute to the functionality of the cartridge? The partition member with a protruding portion helps in securely holding the absorber in place within the cartridge, preventing any movement or leakage. 2. What are the potential market implications of this innovative cartridge design? The market implications include increased efficiency in liquid storage applications, reduced wastage due to leakage, and improved user experience in using devices that require liquid cartridges.
Original Abstract Submitted
Provided is a cartridge including: an absorber configured to hold a liquid; a tank including an opening and an absorber chamber, wherein the absorber is accommodated in the absorber chamber; a lid member joined to the opening of the tank; and a partition member disposed between the absorber and the lid member located inside the absorber chamber, and including a protruding portion. The protruding portion of the partition member abuts on the absorber, and the lid member and the partition member are separate members.
