JPS5912879A - Platen roller - Google Patents

Platen roller

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Publication number
JPS5912879A
JPS5912879A JP12067582A JP12067582A JPS5912879A JP S5912879 A JPS5912879 A JP S5912879A JP 12067582 A JP12067582 A JP 12067582A JP 12067582 A JP12067582 A JP 12067582A JP S5912879 A JPS5912879 A JP S5912879A
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Prior art keywords
paper
platen roller
roller
layer
charged layer
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Inventor
Yuji Nakajima
中島 裕治
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Canon Inc
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Canon Inc
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Priority to JP12067582A priority Critical patent/JPS5912879A/en
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41JTYPEWRITERS; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS, i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS
    • B41J11/00Devices or arrangements  of selective printing mechanisms, e.g. ink-jet printers or thermal printers, for supporting or handling copy material in sheet or web form
    • B41J11/02Platens

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  • Handling Of Sheets (AREA)

Abstract

PURPOSE:To lessen the slackening of papers by eliminating the slippage between a platen roller and the paper by providing a charged layer attracting printing papers on the inside of the surface layer of the platen roller. CONSTITUTION:A platen roller 1' is made up by forming a charged layer 1d' of electret as a permanent charging material of polyethylene, etc., between a cylindrical core metal 1b' having shaft 1a' at the center of its both sides and a rubber surface layer 1c' to cover the core metal 1b'. A friction force produced by the pushing pressure between a paper vail roller and a feed roller and a friction force produced from the attraction force of paper to the surface of the roller 1' caused by static electricity of the charged layer 1d' are acted as the friction force between the roller 1' and the paper in such a way as to relieve the moving load of the paper, thereby lessening the slippage and slackening of paper between the paper and the platen roller.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明はプラテンローラに関し、特にタイプライタ等の
用紙送り装置に用いられる用紙送り用プラテンローラに
関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a platen roller, and more particularly to a platen roller for feeding paper used in a paper feeding device such as a typewriter.

最近、タイプライタ−は、その高性能化に伴い、印字し
た文字を記憶し、用紙を送るプラテンローラな逆回転さ
せることにより用紙を逆戻りさせ、数行前に印字された
文字を修正用のリボンテープにより修正することが可能
になっている。
Recently, as typewriters have become more sophisticated, typewriters memorize the printed characters, reverse the paper by rotating the platen roller that feeds the paper in the opposite direction, and move the characters printed a few lines ago onto the correction ribbon. It is possible to correct it with tape.

しかし、このような修正を高い印字品位で行なうた峠、
には、既印字の修正箇所の位置と印字手段の印字位置と
を高い精度で一致させることが重要である。  。
However, Utatoge, which performs such corrections with high printing quality,
Therefore, it is important to match the position of the corrected part of the already printed character with the printing position of the printing means with high precision. .

このためには用紙の縦送りの位置精度とキャリッジの横
送りの位置精度を高いものにする必要があるが、特に用
紙の縦送り位置精度を高めるには、紙送り機構そのもの
の位置精度を高める必要があやと共に、プラテンローラ
と用紙とのスリップによる用紙の位置ずれが無いことが
必要である。
To achieve this, it is necessary to improve the positional accuracy of the vertical paper feed and the horizontal feed of the carriage.In particular, to increase the positional accuracy of the vertical paper feed, it is necessary to increase the positional accuracy of the paper feed mechanism itself. In addition to the misalignment, it is also necessary that there is no misalignment of the paper due to slip between the platen roller and the paper.

ところが従来のプラテンローラには上記のスリップ現象
が生じ易い欠点がある。その理由を図を参照して説明す
る。
However, the conventional platen roller has the drawback that the above-mentioned slip phenomenon tends to occur. The reason for this will be explained with reference to the figure.

従来のプラテンローラを備えた用紙送り装置の構造は第
1図に示した如くになっている。即ち円筒形状をなし表
面をゴム等で形成されたプラテンローラ1は古の軸部1
aにプーリ2が固定され、このプーリ2と駆動源である
パルスモータ4の出力軸に固定されたプーリ5との間に
駆動ベルト3が張架されており、パルスモータ4の駆動
によってプラテン1が回転するようになっている。また
符号6で示される用紙はプラテンローラ1の側面に添接
されているが、ペーパーペイルローラ7及びフィードロ
ーラ8,9によりプラテンローラ1の表面上に押圧され
ており、その押圧力により生ずる摩擦力により、プラテ
ンローラ1の回転量に対応して用紙6が送られる構成と
なっている。
The structure of a conventional paper feeding device equipped with a platen roller is as shown in FIG. In other words, the platen roller 1, which has a cylindrical shape and whose surface is made of rubber or the like, is an old shaft part 1.
A pulley 2 is fixed to a, and a drive belt 3 is stretched between this pulley 2 and a pulley 5 fixed to the output shaft of a pulse motor 4 serving as a drive source. is set to rotate. Further, the paper indicated by the reference numeral 6 is attached to the side surface of the platen roller 1, and is pressed onto the surface of the platen roller 1 by the paper pail roller 7 and feed rollers 8 and 9, and the friction generated by the pressing force The sheet 6 is fed by force in accordance with the amount of rotation of the platen roller 1.

このような構成においてパルスモータ4が駆動すること
によりプラテンローラ1が図中矢印B方向、即ち修正の
為の逆送り方向に回転すると(第2図参照)、用紙6と
プラテンローラ1の表面との間の摩擦係数μmと、各ロ
ーラ7、8.9の用紙6に対する押圧力とによって生ず
る摩擦力により用紙6はプラテンローラ1の表面に沿っ
て矢印C方向に動こうとする。
In such a configuration, when the pulse motor 4 is driven and the platen roller 1 rotates in the direction of arrow B in the figure, that is, in the reverse direction for correction (see FIG. 2), the paper 6 and the surface of the platen roller 1 are rotated. The paper 6 tends to move in the direction of arrow C along the surface of the platen roller 1 due to the frictional force generated by the friction coefficient μm between the rollers 7 and 8.9 and the pressing force of each roller 7, 8.9 against the paper 6.

それと同時に、用紙6と各ローラ7.8.9の表面との
間の摩擦係数μ2と各ローラ7、8.9の押圧力とによ
って生ずる摩擦力により、各ローラ7.8.9は矢印り
方向に回転させられる。
At the same time, each roller 7.8.9 moves in the direction of the arrow due to the frictional force generated by the friction coefficient μ2 between the paper 6 and the surface of each roller 7.8.9 and the pressing force of each roller 7, 8.9. rotated in the direction.

しかし、各ローラ7.8.9の回転軸の軸受部(図示せ
ず)等には回転負荷が有り、その回転負荷と各ローラ7
.8.9の押圧力と摩擦係数μ2により、用紙6に対し
て移動方向とは逆方向の矢印E方向への力即ち移動負荷
が作用する。
However, there is a rotational load on the bearings (not shown) of the rotating shafts of each roller 7.8.9, and the rotational load and each roller 7.
.. Due to the pressing force of 8.9 and the friction coefficient μ2, a force, that is, a moving load is applied to the paper 6 in the direction of arrow E, which is the opposite direction to the moving direction.

この移動負荷により用紙6とプラテンローラ1か移動せ
ず、用紙の修正箇所の位置は正規の位置に達せずズして
しまう。
Due to this moving load, the sheet 6 and the platen roller 1 do not move, and the position of the corrected portion of the sheet does not reach the correct position and shifts.

1だ、摩擦係数μ2は各ローラ7、8.9のそれぞれに
より異なり、ローラ毎の移動負荷が異なるため、各ロー
ラ7.8.9に対応した用紙6のそれぞれのスリップ量
は異なり、そのため各ローラ7.8.9間の用紙6にた
るみaが生じてしまう。
1, the friction coefficient μ2 differs for each roller 7, 8.9, and the moving load for each roller differs, so the slip amount of the paper 6 corresponding to each roller 7, 8, 9 is different, and therefore each A slack a occurs in the paper 6 between the rollers 7, 8, and 9.

それにより用紙の修正箇所の位置の正規の位置からのズ
レは更に大きくなってしまう。
As a result, the deviation of the corrected position of the paper from the normal position becomes even larger.

勿論、図中の用紙送り方向と反対方向、即ち通常印字の
際の方向への用紙送りの場合も上述と全く同様にスリッ
プ現象と用紙のたるみが生じてしまう。
Of course, even when the paper is fed in the opposite direction to the paper feeding direction in the figure, that is, in the direction during normal printing, slipping and sagging of the paper occur in exactly the same way as described above.

以上の欠点を改善するための方法として従来、プラテン
ローラの表面を粗くしてその摩擦係薮を高めて、プラテ
ンローラと用紙との間の摩擦力を大きくすることにより
用紙の移動負荷を相対的に小さくしてスリップ現象を防
ぐことが提案されている。
Conventionally, as a method to improve the above-mentioned drawbacks, the surface of the platen roller is made rough to increase its friction coefficient, and by increasing the frictional force between the platen roller and the paper, the moving load of the paper is relatively reduced. It has been proposed to prevent the slip phenomenon by reducing the

しかし、プラテンローラの表面を粗くすると、特に薄い
用紙などへの印字の際にプラテンローラの表面の粗さの
ためにインクリボンのインクが用紙に転写しにくくなり
印字の品位が落ちてしまうという別の欠点が生じてしま
う。
However, if the surface of the platen roller is made rough, especially when printing on thin paper, the roughness of the surface of the platen roller makes it difficult for the ink from the ink ribbon to transfer to the paper, resulting in a decrease in the quality of printing. This results in the following drawbacks:

本発明は以上の事情に鑑みてなされたもので、プラテン
ローラの表面を粗くすることなく、用紙送り時のプラテ
ンローラと用紙とのスリップ現象と用紙のたるみを小さ
く抑えることが可能なプラテンローラを提供することを
目的としている。
The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and provides a platen roller that can suppress the slippage between the platen roller and paper during paper feeding and the sagging of paper without making the surface of the platen roller rough. It is intended to.

この目的を達成するために、本発明によるプラテンロー
ラにあっては、印字用紙を吸着させる帯電層をプラテン
ローラ表層の内側に形成した構造を採用した。
In order to achieve this object, the platen roller according to the present invention adopts a structure in which a charged layer that attracts printing paper is formed inside the surface layer of the platen roller.

以下図面に示された実施例に基づ6て本発明の詳細な説
明する。
The present invention will be described in detail below based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

第3図は本発明によるプラテンローラの構造を示すもの
である。符号1で全体を示されるプラテンローラの構造
は、両側面の中央に軸部1a′。
FIG. 3 shows the structure of a platen roller according to the present invention. The structure of the platen roller, generally indicated by the reference numeral 1, has a shaft portion 1a' at the center of both sides.

1 a’を形成された円筒形の芯金部1 b’と、ゴム
等で形成され芯金部1b’を被覆する表層1c’との間
に、ポリエチレン等の永久帯電材であるエレクトレット
(蛍石)等から形成された帯電層1 d’が形成された
構造である。
Electret (fluorescent material), which is a permanently charged material such as polyethylene, is placed between the cylindrical core metal part 1b' formed with 1a' and the surface layer 1c', which is made of rubber or the like and covers the core metal part 1b'. It has a structure in which a charged layer 1d' is formed from a material such as stone.

帯電層1 d’は自身に帯びた静電気により、プラテン
ローラ1′に添接される用紙を表層1c’の表面に吸着
するものである。
The charged layer 1d' attracts the paper attached to the platen roller 1' to the surface of the surface layer 1c' by the static electricity charged therein.

以上の構造から成るプラテンローラ1′を用いた用紙送
り装置の用紙送り動作に際しては、ペーパーペイルロー
ラとフィードローラの抑圧により生ずる摩擦力に加えて
、帯電層1 d’の静電気によるプラテンローラ1′表
面への用紙の吸着力から生ずる摩擦力が、プラテンロー
ラ1′と用紙6との間の摩擦力として作用する。
During the paper feeding operation of the paper feeding device using the platen roller 1' having the above structure, in addition to the frictional force generated by the suppression of the paper pail roller and the feed roller, the electrostatic charge of the charged layer 1d' is applied to the surface of the platen roller 1'. The frictional force generated from the adsorption force of the paper acts as a frictional force between the platen roller 1' and the paper 6.

従って先述の従来のプラテンローラ1を用いた場合に比
較して、プラテンローラ1′と用紙間の摩擦力は大きく
なる。そのためペーパーペイルローラ及びフィードロー
ラと用紙との皿の摩擦力は、プラテンローラ1′と用紙
との間の摩擦力に対して相対的に小さくなり、ペーパー
ペイルローラ及びフィードローラによる用紙の移動負荷
は相対的に小さくなる。
Therefore, the frictional force between the platen roller 1' and the paper becomes greater than when the conventional platen roller 1 described above is used. Therefore, the frictional force between the paper pail roller and the feed roller and the paper plate is relatively small compared to the frictional force between the platen roller 1' and the paper, and the paper moving load due to the paper pail roller and the feed roller is becomes relatively small.

故に移動負荷によって生ずるプラテンローラと用紙との
間のスリップ現象及び用紙のたるみは小さく抑えられる
Therefore, the slip phenomenon between the platen roller and the paper and the slack of the paper caused by the moving load can be suppressed to a small level.

以上の説明から明らかなように、本発明によるプラテン
ローラにあっては、印字用紙を吸着させるエレクトレッ
ト等から成る帯電層をローラ表層の内側に形成した構造
を採用したので、本発明によるプラテンローラを用いた
用紙送り装置の動作において用紙の移動負荷が軽減され
、移動負荷による用紙、プラテンローラ間のスリップ現
象及び用紙のたるみを小さく抑えることがプラテンロー
ラの表面を粗くすることなしに可能となり、高品位の印
字特に修正印字の際に必要な用紙送りの商い位置精度が
得られるという優れた効果がある。
As is clear from the above description, the platen roller according to the present invention adopts a structure in which a charged layer made of electret or the like that attracts printing paper is formed inside the surface layer of the roller. The movement load of the paper is reduced in the operation of the paper feeding device used, and the slip phenomenon between the paper and the platen roller due to the movement load and the sag of the paper can be suppressed to a minimum without roughening the surface of the platen roller, resulting in high quality. This method has an excellent effect in that the positional accuracy of paper feeding required for printing, especially correction printing, can be obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来のプラテンローラを用いた用紙送り装置の
構造を説明する斜視図、第2図は従来のプラテンローラ
による用紙送り動作を説明する第1図の矢印A方向によ
る一部概略断面図、第3図は本発明によるプラテンロー
ラの構造を示す一部破断斜視図である。 1′・・・プラテンローラ  la’・・・軸部1b′
・・・芯金部      1c’・・・表層ld’・・
・帯電層
FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating the structure of a paper feeding device using a conventional platen roller, FIG. 2 is a partially schematic sectional view taken in the direction of arrow A in FIG. FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing the structure of the platen roller according to the present invention. 1'...Platen roller la'...Shaft portion 1b'
...Core part 1c'...Surface layer ld'...
・Charged layer

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)印字装置の印字用紙送り装置内に設けられた印字
用紙給送用のプラテンローラにおいて、印字用紙を吸着
させる帯電層をプラテンローラ表層の内側に形成したこ
とを特徴とするプラテンローラ。
(1) A platen roller for feeding printing paper provided in a printing paper feeding device of a printing device, characterized in that a charged layer that attracts printing paper is formed inside the surface layer of the platen roller.
(2)  前記の帯電層はエレクトレットから形成され
ていることを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項に記載の
プラテンローラ。      。
(2) The platen roller according to claim 1, wherein the charged layer is made of electret. .
JP12067582A 1982-07-13 1982-07-13 Platen roller Pending JPS5912879A (en)

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JP12067582A JPS5912879A (en) 1982-07-13 1982-07-13 Platen roller

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Country Link
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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS61155602A (en) * 1984-12-20 1986-07-15 ゼネラル・エレクトリツク・カンパニイ Seal of blade root

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS61155602A (en) * 1984-12-20 1986-07-15 ゼネラル・エレクトリツク・カンパニイ Seal of blade root

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