JPS60208273A - Nylon sintered body for ink impregnated platen of printer - Google Patents

Nylon sintered body for ink impregnated platen of printer

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JPS60208273A
JPS60208273A JP6520484A JP6520484A JPS60208273A JP S60208273 A JPS60208273 A JP S60208273A JP 6520484 A JP6520484 A JP 6520484A JP 6520484 A JP6520484 A JP 6520484A JP S60208273 A JPS60208273 A JP S60208273A
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nylon
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Ryoichi Suzuki
良一 鈴木
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Janome Corp
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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
    • B41J27/00Inking apparatus
    • B41J27/20Inking apparatus with ink supplied by capillary action, e.g. through porous type members, through porous platens

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enhance not only surface hardness but also strength, by molding a stock powder, which is formed by compounding 2-40wt% of potassium titanate fiber with fiber length of 10-50mum with polyamide resin powder into a green compact and sintering said green compact to form a porous body with porosity of 15-40%. CONSTITUTION:A stock powder, which is formed by compounding 2-40wt% of potassium titanate fiber with the fiber length of 10-50mum with polyamide resin powder, is molded into a green compact which is, in turn, sintered to obtain a porous body with porosity of 15-40%. That is, the stock powder formed by compounding 20wt% of the potassium titanate fiber with a nylon 6 resin powder is molded into the green compact under pressure of 800-900kg/cm<2> according to a usual method while the obtained green compact is sintered at 255 deg.C for 60min in a nitrogen stream as a non-oxidative atmosphere to obtain the porous body with a void ratio of 25-35%.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (目的) 本We明はプリンタ、更に詳しくは、−インク含浸多孔
質体にて印字面を形成したプラテンを用いるインク含浸
ブラデン式プリンタに係り、その目的は、印字性及び耐
久性のづ−ぐれたインク含浸プラテンを提供するにある
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Objective) The present invention relates to a printer, more specifically, to an ink-impregnated Braden type printer using a platen whose printing surface is formed of an ink-impregnated porous material; The present invention provides an ink-impregnated platen with excellent durability and durability.

(従来技術) 現存、データ通信用端末装置やコンビ」−夕の出力装置
II ’aとに使用されるプリンタとして、活字または
ワイヤなどの文字形成212累によりインクリボン及び
印刷用紙を介してプラテンを選択的に叩打して印刷用紙
に印字を行ういわゆるインクリボン式インバク1〜プリ
ンタが広く普及している。
(Prior Art) Currently, as a printer used for a data communication terminal device or a combination output device II'a, a platen is printed via an ink ribbon and printing paper by forming characters such as type or wire. So-called ink ribbon printers that print on printing paper by selectively hitting the paper are widely used.

特に文字形成要素としてワイVを用いたドラ1〜インパ
クト式プリンタは、小型、@価にして多くの文字、記号
、図形などを印字出来るプリンタとして広く普及してい
る。
In particular, impact type printers using Y-V as character forming elements are widely used as small-sized printers that can print a large number of characters, symbols, figures, etc.

しかしインクリボン式プリンタは、インクリボンカセッ
トの装着及びリボンの走行が必要で機構が複雑となり、
特に最近のプリンタ利用の多様化にともなう多色印字の
要望に応えるためには段数のリボン力レッ1へ及び印字
ヘッドを配置liする必要が生じたりして機構が一層複
雑となる。
However, ink ribbon printers require an ink ribbon cassette to be installed and the ribbon to run, making the mechanism complicated.
In particular, in order to meet the demand for multicolor printing accompanying the recent diversification of printer usage, it becomes necessary to arrange multiple ribbons and print heads, making the mechanism even more complex.

これに対しC,簡素な(虚構で容易に多色印字を行うこ
とが出来るドツトインバク1へ式プリンタとして第1図
に示づ如き一インク含浸プラテン式プリンタがgrI光
された。
On the other hand, a single ink-impregnated platen type printer as shown in FIG. 1 was developed as a simple (imaginary) dot-in-back type printer that can easily perform multicolor printing.

これは、文字形成要素としてワイヤ2をイJづる印字ヘ
ッド1に対向して印刷用紙3を介して各色のインクを含
浸した複数のインク含浸多孔質体5を外周面に装着し印
字面を形成したインク含浸プラテン4を適宜回転さけて
所定色のインク含浸多孔質体5を印字面として選択し、
ワイヤ2により印字面を叩打することにより印刷用紙3
に所定色で印字を行うプリンタである。
A printing surface is formed by attaching a plurality of ink-impregnated porous bodies 5 impregnated with ink of each color to the outer peripheral surface of the print head 1, which has a wire 2 as a character forming element, through a printing paper 3, facing the print head 1. The ink-impregnated platen 4 is appropriately rotated to select an ink-impregnated porous body 5 of a predetermined color as a printing surface,
The printing paper 3 is removed by hitting the printing surface with the wire 2.
This is a printer that prints in a predetermined color.

前記プリンタに於【ノるインク含浸プラテン4は、第2
図に示1如く、プラテン基体7の取fq面8に設置ツノ
、:溝8′に磁石9を装着し、インク含浸多孔質体5の
底面には鉄板6を貼着し、インク含浸多孔質体5をプラ
テン基体7に対して着脱自在と1−るとインク含浸多孔
質体5の交換が容易に行えて好都合である。
In the printer, the ink-impregnated platen 4 is
As shown in the figure 1, a magnet 9 is attached to the groove 8' installed on the fq surface 8 of the platen base 7, and an iron plate 6 is attached to the bottom surface of the ink-impregnated porous body 5. If the body 5 is detachable from the platen base 7, the ink-impregnated porous body 5 can be easily replaced.

前記インク含浸プラテン式プリンタに於ける印字は、ワ
イヤにより印刷用紙を介してインク含浸多孔質体表面が
叩打された際にインク含浸多孔質体表面に滲出したイン
クが印刷用紙に移着されることによって行われ、印字終
了後直しに印字点にインクが補給され次の印字に備えら
れる。
Printing in the ink-impregnated platen type printer is achieved by the fact that when the surface of the ink-impregnated porous material is struck by a wire through the printing paper, the ink that oozes out from the surface of the ink-impregnated porous material is transferred to the printing paper. Immediately after printing is completed, ink is replenished at the printing point in preparation for the next printing.

したがって、この方式のプリンタに於て良好な印字品質
を長期間にわたって保つためには、インク含浸多孔質体
が、印字ワイヤによる頻繁な叩打に耐える優れた強度を
有することと、印゛r点に於けるインクの滲出及び補給
を円滑に行うことの出来る特性を有することが必要であ
る。
Therefore, in order to maintain good print quality over a long period of time in this type of printer, the ink-impregnated porous material must have excellent strength to withstand frequent hitting by the printing wire, and the printing point must be It is necessary to have characteristics that allow for smooth ink oozing and replenishment.

従来よりインク含浸プラテン用の多孔質体としては、適
度な弾性及び強度を有する多孔質体としてナイロン6或
は66樹脂を主体とするナイロン系樹脂焼結体が用いら
れている。
Conventionally, as a porous body for an ink-impregnated platen, a nylon resin sintered body mainly composed of nylon 6 or 66 resin has been used as a porous body having appropriate elasticity and strength.

しかしナイロン系樹脂焼結体をプリンタのインク含浸プ
ラテンとして用いた場合、iJ法安定t’tや強度の点
で必ずしも十分とはいえずこの改良R法としてタルり、
シリカ、炭酸カルシウム等のMI UNわ)末の配合が
試みられたが十分満足づべき結果は得られなかった。
However, when a nylon resin sintered body is used as an ink-impregnated platen of a printer, the iJ method is not necessarily sufficient in terms of stability and strength, and the improved R method is used.
Attempts have been made to incorporate MI UN powder such as silica and calcium carbonate, but satisfactory results have not been obtained.

本gt明は、前記した如き現状に鑑み、ノーイ[1ン系
イH脂焼結体をインク含浸プラテン用多孔質体とし−C
より適合するものに改良するため鋭意検問を重ねた結果
創案されたものである。
In view of the above-mentioned current situation, the present invention has been developed by using a NOI type H fat sintered body as a porous body for an ink-impregnated platen.
It was created as a result of repeated inspections to improve it to be more suitable.

(構成) すなわち本発明は、ポリアミド系樹脂粉末に繊維長10
〜50μのチタン酸カリウム繊H2〜40重量%配合し
て成る原料粉末を圧粉成形した後焼結して(qだ多孔率
15〜40%の多孔質体であることを特徴とするプリン
タのインク含浸プラテン用ナイロン焼結体であり、さら
に詳しくは実施例にもとづく以下の説明の如くである。
(Structure) That is, the present invention has a polyamide resin powder with a fiber length of 10
A printer characterized in that it is a porous body with a porosity of 15 to 40% by compacting and sintering a raw material powder comprising 2 to 40% by weight of ~50μ potassium titanate fibers H. This is a nylon sintered body for ink-impregnated platen, and more details are as described below based on Examples.

実施例1 ナイロン6樹脂粉末にチタン酸カリウムmttt120
重邑%を配合した原料粉末を常法に従い800〜900
KO/C1112の圧力で圧粉成形を行った債非酸化性
雰囲気として窒素気流中で255℃−60分の焼結を行
い、空孔率25〜35%の多孔質体を得た。尚以下の実
施例及び比較例もこの実施例と同一の焼結法を採った。
Example 1 Potassium titanate mttt120 in nylon 6 resin powder
800-900% of raw material powder mixed with 800% to 900% according to the usual method
The powder compacting was performed at a pressure of KO/C1112, and sintering was performed at 255° C. for 60 minutes in a nitrogen stream as a non-oxidizing atmosphere to obtain a porous body with a porosity of 25 to 35%. Note that the following examples and comparative examples also employed the same sintering method as this example.

実施例2 ナイロン611脂粉末にチタン酸カリウム1lil(E
2020重量配合した原料粉末を用い多孔質焼結体を得
た。
Example 2 1 liter of potassium titanate (E
A porous sintered body was obtained using raw material powders mixed by weight of 2020.

実施例3 ナイロン66樹脂粉末7Off!I!)%、ナイロン6
12樹脂粉末15重量%、チタン酸カリウムaiIff
15重量%より成る原料粉末を用い多孔質焼結体を得た
Example 3 Nylon 66 resin powder 7Off! I! )%, nylon 6
12 resin powder 15% by weight, potassium titanate aiIff
A porous sintered body was obtained using a raw material powder containing 15% by weight.

実施例4 ナイロン66樹脂粉末70重量%、チーイロン6樹脂粉
末15重量%、チタン酸カリウム繊維15重量%J:り
成る原料粉末を用い多孔質焼結体をIt’?Iζ。
Example 4 A porous sintered body was made using raw material powders consisting of 70% by weight of nylon 66 resin powder, 15% by weight of Chiiron 6 resin powder, and 15% by weight of potassium titanate fiber. Iζ.

実施例5 ナイロン66樹脂V)木70重量%、ナイロン12樹脂
粉末15重山%、チタン酸カリウム繊維15重量%より
成る原料粉末を用い多孔!1焼結体を得た。
Example 5 Nylon 66 resin V) Using a raw material powder consisting of 70% by weight of wood, 15% by weight of nylon 12 resin powder, and 15% by weight of potassium titanate fiber, porous! 1 sintered body was obtained.

実施例6 ナイロン6樹脂粉末70山聞%、ナ、イロン12樹脂粉
末15重徂%、チタン酸カリウム繊H15重量96より
成る原石粉末を用い多孔質焼結体をtf7た。
Example 6 A porous sintered body was prepared using raw stone powder consisting of 70% by weight of nylon 6 resin powder, 15% by weight of nylon 12 resin powder, and 96% by weight of potassium titanate fiber H15.

比較例1 ナイロン6樹脂粉末を用いて多孔質焼結体を得た。Comparative example 1 A porous sintered body was obtained using nylon 6 resin powder.

比較例2 ナイロン66樹脂粉末を用いて多孔質焼結体を得 lこ
 。
Comparative Example 2 A porous sintered body was obtained using nylon 66 resin powder.

比較例3 ナイロン66樹脂粉末8C1ffi%、ナイロン6樹脂
粉末20重量%より成る原料粉末を用いて多孔質焼結体
を得た。
Comparative Example 3 A porous sintered body was obtained using raw material powder consisting of 8C1ffi% of nylon 66 resin powder and 20% by weight of nylon 6 resin powder.

比較例4 ナイロン6樹脂粉末80重量%、ナイロン12樹脂粉末
20重量%から成る原料粉末を用いて多孔質焼結体を得
た。
Comparative Example 4 A porous sintered body was obtained using raw material powder consisting of 80% by weight of nylon 6 resin powder and 20% by weight of nylon 12 resin powder.

比較例5 ナイロン66樹脂粉末70重ffi 9(、、ナイロン
12樹脂粉末15ff!It%、タルク15重量%より
成る原料粉末を用いて多孔質焼結体を19だ。
Comparative Example 5 A porous sintered body was made using a raw material powder consisting of nylon 66 resin powder 70 weight ffi 9 (,, nylon 12 resin powder 15 ff!It%, and talc 15 weight%).

比較例6 ナイ[Iン66樹脂粉末70ff!fi1%、ナイロン
12樹脂粉末15重量%、シリカ15重山%より成る原
料粉末を用いて多孔質焼結体を1りた。
Comparative Example 6 Nai[In66 resin powder 70ff! A porous sintered body was prepared using raw material powder consisting of 1% fi, 15% by weight nylon 12 resin powder, and 15% silica by weight.

前記実施例及び比較例のナイロン系焼結体はベースとな
るナイロン6或は66樹脂として物性にすぐれた高分子
m樹脂を用いた。
In the nylon-based sintered bodies of the Examples and Comparative Examples, a polymer m resin with excellent physical properties was used as the base nylon 6 or 66 resin.

すなわち、ナイロン6樹脂としては重合1哀5゜0以上
のものを利用するのが好ましいので重合度750程度の
ものを利用し、又ナイロン661HIliとしては分子
ff120000以上のものを利用するのが好ましいの
で相対粘度3.5程反のしのを利用した。
That is, as the nylon 6 resin, it is preferable to use a resin with a polymerization degree of 15° or higher, so it is preferable to use a resin with a polymerization degree of about 750, and as a nylon 661 HIli, it is preferable to use a resin with a molecular ff of 120,000 or higher. An anti-oxidant material with a relative viscosity of about 3.5 was used.

ヂタン酸カリウムIIl[fは、−し−ス硬度4程度の
白色の剣状結晶物であるが、この長さ10〜50μ程度
で、しかもベースとなるナイロン系樹脂は吸水性が高い
樹脂であるので含水率3%以下好ましくは含水率1%以
下のものを充填剤として利用し Iこ 。
Potassium ditanate IIl [f is a white sword-shaped crystalline substance with a hardness of about 4, but the length is about 10 to 50μ, and the base nylon resin is a highly water-absorbing resin. Therefore, a filler with a moisture content of 3% or less, preferably 1% or less, is used as a filler.

前記実施例及び比較例の多孔質焼結体に脂肪酸や脂肪酸
エステルをベースとした油性インクを含浸さUプリンタ
のインク含浸プラテンとしての実用性を検討した結果に
よると各実施例とも比較例と比べて良好な結果を示し、
特にベースとなるナイロン6G樹脂にこれより低融点の
ナイロン樹脂を適当m配合した実施例3〜5は極め“C
良好な結果を示した。
The porous sintered bodies of the Examples and Comparative Examples were impregnated with oil-based inks based on fatty acids and fatty acid esters, and according to the results of examining the practicality of using them as ink-impregnated platens for U printers, each Example was compared with the Comparative Example. showed good results,
In particular, Examples 3 to 5, in which an appropriate amount of nylon resin with a lower melting point than nylon 6G resin was blended with the base nylon 6G resin, were extremely “C”.
It showed good results.

次にインク含浸プラテンとしての実用性の評1曲をプリ
ンタに装着し100万キヤラクタ程度印字した場合の変
形m及び印字の鮮明度と35℃、R1190%の雰囲気
中に10日間放置した場合の寸法変化率から行った結果
について記づ。
Next, we will evaluate the practicality of the ink-impregnated platen by attaching it to a printer and printing approximately 1 million characters, the deformation m, the clarity of the print, and the dimensions when left in an atmosphere of R1190% at 35°C for 10 days. Describe the results obtained from the rate of change.

現在一般にナイロン焼結体として利用されている比較例
1及び2の)−イ[1ン6或は66単独で形成した焼結
体は、ワイ1)の衝撃により損傷を受け易いとともに印
字但の増加にともなって永久変形が生じ、この変形量は
、ナイロン6で165μ、ナイロン66で120μに達
した。
Comparative Examples 1 and 2, which are currently commonly used as nylon sintered bodies, are sintered bodies formed using only 1-6 or 66. With the increase, permanent deformation occurred, and the amount of deformation reached 165μ for nylon 6 and 120μ for nylon 66.

焼結体にはこの永久変形によって空孔の目詰りが生じる
と印字時のインクの滲出及び補給作用が円滑に行われに
くくなるので、前記した如き多きな永久変形が![じた
ので印字の鮮明さはかなり低下した。
If the pores of the sintered body become clogged due to this permanent deformation, it will be difficult for the ink to seep out and replenish smoothly during printing, resulting in a large amount of permanent deformation as described above! [The sharpness of the print was considerably reduced.

また吸湿による寸法の変化率はナイロン6で4.6%、
ナイロン66で3.5%と高くしたがってこの焼結体を
装着したプラテンは極めてζ1v、安定性に欠けること
が示された。
In addition, the dimensional change rate due to moisture absorption is 4.6% for nylon 6.
It was shown that the platen equipped with this sintered body had a high ζ1v of 3.5% for nylon 66 and lacked stability.

前記したナイロン6或は66重体の焼結体の特性を改良
したものが比較例3及び4であり、これはベースとなる
ナイロン樹脂粉末に該a1脂J、リーし低融点のナイロ
ン樹脂粉末を適当tti配合し焼結性を高めて強化を8
1つだしのである。
Comparative Examples 3 and 4 are those in which the properties of the sintered bodies of nylon 6 or 66 are improved, and these are made by adding a low melting point nylon resin powder to the base nylon resin powder. Appropriate TTI blend improves sinterability and strengthens 8
It's only one.

この場合は変形量及び寸法変化率が多少改善されている
もののやはり印字の鮮明さに欠【)、十分な改良効果は
認められなかった。
In this case, although the amount of deformation and the rate of dimensional change were somewhat improved, the sharpness of the print was still lacking [), and a sufficient improvement effect was not recognized.

比較例5及び6はベースとしてノーイ【コン66樹脂を
用い、これに低融点、低吸水率ナイロン樹脂であるナイ
ロン12及び補強材としてのタルク又はシリカを配合し
たものである。
Comparative Examples 5 and 6 used NOICON 66 resin as a base, and added nylon 12, which is a low melting point, low water absorption nylon resin, and talc or silica as a reinforcing material.

この試料は寸法変化率は3%稈瓜に低下づるしのの耐衝
撃性が低下してワイA7の叩打によって損傷を受番プ易
くなり変形mはこれらの補強材を配合しない場合より増
加し印字の鮮明さに欠1プた。
In this sample, the dimensional change rate decreased to 3%, and the impact resistance of the material decreased, making it easier to be damaged by hitting with a wire A7, and the deformation m increased compared to when these reinforcing materials were not mixed. The clarity of the print was lacking.

これに対してナイロン6又は66樹脂にチタン酸カリウ
ム繊維を配合した実施例1及び2の場合は、チタン酸カ
リウム繊維の補強効果によって変形mは50μ程度に低
下し印字の鮮明さが良好となり、寸法変化率は実施例1
で2.8%、実施例2で2.1%とかなり寸法安定性が
向上した。
On the other hand, in the case of Examples 1 and 2 in which potassium titanate fibers were blended with nylon 6 or 66 resin, the deformation m was reduced to about 50μ due to the reinforcing effect of the potassium titanate fibers, resulting in good print clarity. The dimensional change rate is as in Example 1.
The dimensional stability was significantly improved by 2.8% in Example 2 and 2.1% in Example 2.

実施例3.4.5はベースとなる高分子mのナイロン6
6樹脂粉末に低融点ナイロン樹脂であるナイロン612
.6.12粉末とチタン醗カリウムIIIを配合したも
のである。
Example 3.4.5 is based on nylon 6 with polymer m.
6. Nylon 612, a low melting point nylon resin, is added to the resin powder.
.. 6.12 powder and potassium titanium III.

この場合は、表面硬さがショアD75程度と極めて高く
なり表面平滑度が保たれると共に変形量は実施例1及び
2の場合よりさらに低下し30μ程度となり、したがっ
て印字の鮮明さが極めて良好に保たれており、また=J
法法化化率実施例3で1.8%、実施例4で2.6%、
実施例5で1゜5%であり高い寸法安定性を示した。
In this case, the surface hardness is extremely high at about Shore D75, the surface smoothness is maintained, and the amount of deformation is further reduced than in Examples 1 and 2 to about 30μ, so the sharpness of the printing is extremely good. is maintained and also=J
Legalization rate: 1.8% in Example 3, 2.6% in Example 4,
In Example 5, it was 1.5%, indicating high dimensional stability.

実施例6はナイロン6をベースとしこれにナイロン12
及びチタン醗カリウムmtaを配合したものであり、こ
れは変形mは35μで印字の鮮明さは極め゛C良好であ
り用法変化率も2.3%で良好であった。
Example 6 uses nylon 6 as a base and nylon 12 as a base.
and titanium/potassium mta, the deformation m was 35μ, the print clarity was extremely good, and the rate of change in usage was also good at 2.3%.

前記した如く各実施例とし従来例である比較例と比べて
プリンタのインク含浸プラデン用焼結体としての実用性
能の点でづぐれていた。特に実施例3及び5の高分子m
ナイロン66樹脂に低融点でしかも低吸水率のナイロン
612又は12を配合しさらにチタン酸カリウムa!i
雑を配合した場合は、印字mが増加しても永久変形が生
ずることなく印字の鮮明さが床たれしかし寸法安定性に
すぐれており極めて良好であった。
As described above, each of the examples was inferior in practical performance as a sintered body for ink-impregnated pladen in a printer compared to the conventional comparative example. In particular, the polymer m of Examples 3 and 5
Nylon 66 resin is blended with nylon 612 or 12, which has a low melting point and low water absorption, and potassium titanate a! i
In the case of mixing miscellaneous materials, no permanent deformation occurred even when the number of prints m increased, and the prints were very clear, with sag, but excellent dimensional stability and excellent dimensional stability.

尚この場合ナイロン66に配合づる低融点、低吸水率の
ナイロン樹脂としては、ナーイUン610.11等も利
用することができ、J、たこの配合1(よ、これが増加
すると強度は増すものの空孔率が0(下して印字性が低
下するので5〜50 !Q mi 9G程度好ましくは
7〜35勇市%とするのが適当である。
In this case, as a nylon resin with a low melting point and low water absorption rate to be blended with nylon 66, it is also possible to use Nai-UN 610.11, etc. If the porosity is 0 (lower, the printing performance will deteriorate), so it is appropriate to set it to about 5 to 50!Q mi 9G, preferably 7 to 35%.

また焼結体の形成に用いるナイロン樹脂粉末は焼結体の
強度及び多孔率を考&111Jると粒径10〜100μ
程度とすることが適当であり、配合するチタン酸カリウ
ム繊維は、補強効果及び寸法変化に方向性を生じさせな
いことを考慮して10〜50μの長さとするのが適当で
あり、この配合mは、増加すると多孔率や強度が低下す
るので2〜4011M%、好ましくは5〜15重量%と
するのが適当である。
In addition, considering the strength and porosity of the sintered body, the particle size of the nylon resin powder used for forming the sintered body is 10 to 101μ.
It is appropriate that the potassium titanate fibers to be blended have a length of 10 to 50μ in consideration of the reinforcing effect and not causing directional changes in dimension, and this blend m is If the amount increases, the porosity and strength will decrease, so the appropriate amount is 2 to 4011 M%, preferably 5 to 15% by weight.

(効果ン 前記した如く、本梵明のノイロン焼結体は、表面硬度が
高くしかも強度も高いので、印字ワイヤによる叩打によ
く耐えて耐久性に富むと共に寸法安定性もすぐれている
ので長期間にわたって良好な印字性を保つことが出来、
プリンタのインク含浸プラテン用ナイロン焼結体として
極めて適合するものであった。
(Effects: As mentioned above, Bonmei's Neuron sintered body has a high surface hardness and high strength, so it can withstand being hammered by a printing wire, is highly durable, and has excellent dimensional stability, so it can last for a long time. Good printability can be maintained,
It was extremely suitable as a nylon sintered body for ink-impregnated platens in printers.

したがって本発明により、構造簡単にして容易に多色印
字が可能なプリンタを提供することが可能であり、この
効果は大である。
Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a printer that has a simple structure and can easily perform multicolor printing, which has a great effect.

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

第1図はインク含浸プラテン式プリンタの概要を示す斜
視図、第2図はインク含浸プラテンを示ず斜視図である
。 1・・・印字ヘッド、2・・・印字ワイAy、3・・・
印劉用紙、4・・・インク含浸プラテン、5・・・イン
ク含浸多孔質体、7・・・プラテン基体
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an outline of an ink-impregnated platen type printer, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view without showing the ink-impregnated platen. 1...Print head, 2...Print YAy, 3...
Inryu paper, 4... Ink-impregnated platen, 5... Ink-impregnated porous body, 7... Platen base

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] ポリアミド系樹脂粉末に楳帷長10〜50μのチタン酸
カリウム繊維2〜40重量%配合して成る原料粉末を圧
粉成形した後焼結して得た多孔率15〜40%の多孔質
体であることを特徴とするプリンタのインク含浸プラテ
ン用ナーイロン焼結体。
A porous body with a porosity of 15 to 40% obtained by compacting and sintering a raw material powder consisting of polyamide resin powder mixed with 2 to 40% by weight of potassium titanate fibers with a thread length of 10 to 50μ. A nylon sintered body for an ink-impregnated platen of a printer, characterized by the following.
JP6520484A 1984-04-03 1984-04-03 Nylon sintered body for ink impregnated platen of printer Pending JPS60208273A (en)

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