Seiko epson corporation (20240326449). LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS simplified abstract
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LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS
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Shinji Fujimaki of Matsumoto (JP)
LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240326449 titled 'LIQUID EJECTING APPARATUS
The liquid ejecting apparatus described in the patent application includes a print head that ejects liquid onto a medium, a liquid storage section for storing the liquid, a tube that supplies the liquid from the storage section to the print head, a duct for gas flow, and a fan that creates a flow of gas in the duct. At least a portion of the tube is located within the duct.
- The apparatus consists of a print head, liquid storage section, tube, duct, and fan.
- The print head ejects liquid onto a medium, while the liquid is stored in the storage section.
- A tube supplies the liquid from the storage section to the print head.
- A duct allows for gas flow, and a fan creates a flow of gas within the duct.
- A portion of the tube is positioned within the duct for efficient operation.
Potential Applications: - Printing technology - Industrial manufacturing processes - 3D printing
Problems Solved: - Efficient liquid supply to the print head - Controlled gas flow for optimal printing results
Benefits: - Improved printing quality - Enhanced efficiency in liquid supply - Versatile applications in various industries
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Liquid Ejecting Apparatus for Printing Technology This technology can be utilized in commercial printing services, industrial manufacturing, and 3D printing companies to enhance their printing processes and overall efficiency.
Questions about the liquid ejecting apparatus: 1. How does the positioning of the tube within the duct improve the functionality of the apparatus? 2. What are the potential cost-saving benefits of using this liquid ejecting apparatus in industrial manufacturing processes?
Original Abstract Submitted
a liquid ejecting apparatus includes a print head that ejects liquid onto a medium, a liquid storage section that stores the liquid, a tube that supplies the liquid from the liquid storage section to the print head, a duct in which gas flows, and a fan that forms a flow of the gas in the duct. at least a portion of the tube is disposed in the duct.
