WO1999024875A9 - Vorrichtung zum transportieren eines bandförmigen aufzeichnungsträgers in einem elektrografischen druck- oder kopiergerät - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zum transportieren eines bandförmigen aufzeichnungsträgers in einem elektrografischen druck- oder kopiergerätInfo
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- WO1999024875A9 WO1999024875A9 PCT/EP1998/007062 EP9807062W WO9924875A9 WO 1999024875 A9 WO1999024875 A9 WO 1999024875A9 EP 9807062 W EP9807062 W EP 9807062W WO 9924875 A9 WO9924875 A9 WO 9924875A9
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- Prior art keywords
- paper
- carrier
- printing
- drive roller
- recording medium
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- G—PHYSICS
- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03G—ELECTROGRAPHY; ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY; MAGNETOGRAPHY
- G03G15/00—Apparatus for electrographic processes using a charge pattern
- G03G15/65—Apparatus which relate to the handling of copy material
- G03G15/6517—Apparatus for continuous web copy material of plain paper, e.g. supply rolls; Roll holders therefor
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- G—PHYSICS
- G03—PHOTOGRAPHY; CINEMATOGRAPHY; ANALOGOUS TECHNIQUES USING WAVES OTHER THAN OPTICAL WAVES; ELECTROGRAPHY; HOLOGRAPHY
- G03G—ELECTROGRAPHY; ELECTROPHOTOGRAPHY; MAGNETOGRAPHY
- G03G2215/00—Apparatus for electrophotographic processes
- G03G2215/00362—Apparatus for electrophotographic processes relating to the copy medium handling
- G03G2215/00535—Stable handling of copy medium
- G03G2215/00544—Openable part of feed path
Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for transporting a tape-shaped recording medium in an electrographic printing or copying device.
- the recording media are transported along a printing station and printed there.
- the record carrier consists of paper, plastic film material or other materials.
- the recording medium is printed over a certain width.
- roll goods with edge perforation or roll goods without edge perforation can be printed.
- paper with lateral holes is used in many applications for transporting and monitoring the position of the paper
- paper types are also increasingly being used which do not have such perforations on the edges, but which are nevertheless made up as roll goods or fanfold paper.
- WO-95/19929 describes a printer which can process both roll paper without edge perforation and with edge perforation.
- a first contact edge is provided in this device, which specifies the lateral position of the paper.
- stabilizing rollers, a vacuum brake and a roller arrangement with a puller are provided in the device.
- a device according to the preamble of claim 1 is known from EP 0 399 287 A2.
- the carrier shaft and the roller for transporting the tape-shaped recording medium are arranged essentially coaxially.
- DE 42 14 126 AI describes a device in which a carrier is pivotally mounted about a roller axis.
- the carrier can be pivoted together with the drive roller and a pressure roller.
- the object of the invention is therefore to provide a device for transporting a tape-shaped recording medium in an electrographic printing or copying device, by means of which a positionally accurate pressure is maintained even after a service use in the area of the transport unit.
- the device for transporting a tape-shaped recording medium in an electrographic printing or copying device comprises a carrier which is pivotably mounted on the housing of the printing or copying device via a carrier shaft and a drive roller with which the recording medium is transported by friction.
- the Drive roller is rotatably mounted on the carrier.
- Pressure means are also provided with which the recording medium is pressed against a toner transfer medium in the transfer printing area of the printing or copying device.
- a photoconductor drum is provided as the toner carrier.
- the carrier shaft and the drive roller run coaxially.
- the drive roller is driven by a stepper motor, the stepper motor being energized while the device is pivoted from a working position into a service position and back into the working position.
- a holding torque is transferred to the paper web, which stabilizes the relative paper position during the swiveling movements.
- the drive roller is mounted in particular on the carrier shaft, about which the unit can be pivoted. This ensures a particularly exact assignment between paper and drive roller during the swiveling movement.
- the invention also has the effect that the paper transport can be pivoted back and forth between a working position and a service position in such a way that the relative position of the paper in the working position with respect to fixed units such as the transfer station practically does not change.
- At least one adjustable stop is provided on a bearing block of the device. Exemplary embodiments of the invention are explained in more detail below with the aid of some figures.
- Figure 1 the paper run within an electrophotographic printer
- Figure 3 an adjustment mechanism for the guide elements
- Figure 4 a paper transport device in the area of a transfer station
- Figure 5 a three-dimensional representation of the paper transport device
- Figure 6 the paper transport device in a pivoted state
- Figure 7 the paper run in a parallel printing device
- Figure 8 a sectional drawing of the paper transport device
- Figure 9 the frame of the paper transport device
- Figure 10 a spiked wheel sensor in the pivoted
- FIG. 11 the spiked wheel sensor in the pivoted
- Condition and Figure 12 a section through a carrier shaft and a drive roller.
- the paper transport device 1 shown in FIG. 1 conveys a paper web 6 from a paper supply 7 via a pre-centering device 8 and a drive unit 25 to a transfer printing station 5. There the paper 6 takes up toner from the surface 19 of a photoconductor drum 2, which is in the developer station 4 was applied to the photoconductor drum 2. The information transmitted thereby corresponds to the latent image information written on the photoconductor drum 2 by means of the character generator 3.
- the paper web 6 is deflected in the region of a stop plate 9 by approximately 90 °. This area forms a deflection section 24.
- the paper web 6 is carried out between a roller arrangement 10, both the lower rollers 11 and the upper rollers 12 being inclined relative to the paper transport direction A, so that the rollers 11, 12 have a force with their rotary movement Exercise on the paper web 6 perpendicular to the transport direction A.
- the paper web 6 is thereby pressed against the stop plate 9, which ensures a sufficiently precise guidance.
- the upper rollers 12 are in particular pivotally mounted on the common profile carrier 23, so that a new paper web can be easily inserted between the rollers 11, 12.
- the paper web 6 passes through a paper brake 13.
- the braking effect thereof is based on a vacuum, by means of which the paper web 6 is pulled to a vacuum chamber and is therefore braked. This braking creates a tension in the paper web 6.
- the paper web 6 is then fed from a deflection roller 14 to a first loop puller 15.
- the loop puller 15 essentially consists of a movably mounted roller 17 which is pulled by a spring 16 against the paper tension. This creates a paper supply loop 22.
- the paper web 6 wraps around the roll 17 by approximately 180 degrees, as a result of which it is stabilized perpendicularly to the transport direction A.
- the roller 17 is designed in a lightweight construction. However, their core consists of a rigid material, for example carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP), in order to minimize elastic spring effects within the roller 17.
- CFRP carbon fiber reinforced plastic
- Magnetoresistive sensors 15a scan the position of the roller 17.
- the roller 17 is kept as constant as possible during the printing operation in a working position AP.
- the spring 16 has a precisely defined working area in a narrow area.
- the sensors 15a are high-resolution with eight measuring points in this area around the working point AP.
- the negative pressure in the brake 13 is then set so that the roller position deviates as little as possible from a desired position.
- the roll 17 is in an upper insertion position EP.
- the roller 17 is in the retracted position RP, the loop 22 being larger than in the working position AP. If the paper web 6 tears, the roller 17 moves into the lower position PP.
- One of the sensors 15a detects this event and issues a corresponding error message to the system controller.
- the paper web 6 is fed to the drive unit 25.
- Pressure rollers 20 press the paper web 6 against an input-side drive roller 40 which drives the paper web 6 in the direction of the transfer station 5. Before the paper web 6 reaches the transfer printing station 5, it is optoelectronically scanned with a paper width sensor 21. Details of this sensor are described in FIG. 9 and in the patent application filed simultaneously by the applicant with the internal file number 97 1101.
- the paper web 6 After the paper web 6 has passed through the transfer printing station 5, it is fed by the drive unit 25 to a second loop puller 26, which is tensioned by a spring 27 which is mounted on a housing projection 28 of the printing housing 18. After passing through the second loop puller 26, the paper web 6 can be fed to further units, for example a fixing device known per se, in which the toner image is fixed on the paper web 6.
- the exemplary embodiment just described assumes that only one paper web 6 is transported through the transfer printing station 5.
- two adjacent paper webs 6, 6a are simultaneously transported through the transfer station 5.
- the second paper web 6a would be taken from a second paper supply 7a.
- All paper guide and paper transport elements as well as the transfer printing station and the photoconductor drum 2 would be adapted with regard to their geometric dimensions so that the two paper webs 6, 6a can pass through the transfer printing station 5 next to one another.
- the arrangement of the paper web and the transport directions can be done as in WO 96 / 03282A1.
- the stop plate 9 of the pre-centering device 8 is shown in more detail in FIG. 2a. It sits firmly on a slide rail 32 which is slidably mounted along a corrugated sheet metal 30.
- the corrugated sheet metal 30 is equipped with guide profiles 30 in the region of the slide rail 32, so that the slide rail 32 can be displaced perpendicular to the direction of the drawing. With the displacement of the slide rail 32, the guide plate 9 also shifts.
- the shaft profile 30 is to be fastened to the profile carrier 23 of the pre-centering device 8 with a suspension 29 and through screw openings 29a. In the entire paper run (FIG. 1), the guide plate 9 specifies the lateral guidance of the paper web 6.
- the braking device 13 and loops 4, 15 bring about such a high level of stabilization of the paper web 6 that it no longer deviates from this laterally stable position up to the transfer printing area 5.
- the guide plate 9 is therefore the decisive lateral guide element for the paper web 6 within the entire paper transport arrangement.
- both roll material with lateral edge perforation and roll material without lateral edge perforation can be transported because the transport is only carried out by means of friction.
- the printable area of the paper comes to lie in a certain area of the photoconductor drum.
- it may be necessary to adapt the lateral guide plate 9 to the type of paper ie to change the position of the guide plate 9 perpendicular to the paper transport direction A. This can be done by displacing the guide plate 9 with the slide rail 32 within the guide recess 31 along direction B.
- Figure 2b shows the view C of Figure 2a.
- the stop plate 9 is displaceable along direction B together with the slide rail 32.
- the lower ball bearing roller 11 is also moved so that the relative position between the ball bearing 11 and the stop plate 9 is maintained.
- the ball bearing roller 11 is inclined with respect to the direction B at an acute angle ⁇ of approximately 6 °. This has the effect that paper which moves in the transport direction A experiences a frictional force transversely to the transport direction A (in the direction B) towards the stop plate 9. As a result, the paper web is automatically guided along the stop plate 9.
- Figure 3 shows a special embodiment for an adjustment of two stop plates 9 and 9a.
- the front stop plate 9 with the ball bearing roller 11 is shifted as described in FIGS. 2a and 2b.
- the displacement takes place by means of a lever 33 which acts eccentrically on a disk 35.
- the offset between the center point 34 of the disk 35 or the transverse axis 37 and the lever 33 is the distance a.
- the lever 33 By moving the lever 33 along the axis 37, the disk 35 rotates and takes along a linkage 38 through which the slide rail 32 moves along the axis 37.
- the connecting lever 38 is also mounted eccentrically on the disk 35.
- a rear guide plate 9a with slide rail 32a and ball bearing roller 11a is mounted in a practically mirror-inverted manner to the units 9, 32 and 11 such that the two stop plates 9 and 9a move in opposite directions when the lever 33 is along the axis 37 is moved.
- FIG. 3 The embodiment described in FIG. 3 for moving the two stops 9, 9a is used when, according to FIG. 1, two paper webs 6, 6a pass through the transfer printing station 5. This makes it possible for the two paper webs to be center-symmetrical to the transfer printing station 5 and thus to the printed image assigned.
- the stops 9, 9a are each adjusted by half an inch, so that the entire width of the paper guide channel is adjusted by one inch.
- the set paper edge can be monitored with a sensor.
- In the control panel of the electronic device control there is also a fault message if the position of the paper web or paper webs does not correspond to a predetermined target value.
- the adjustment device shown in FIG. 3 has two stable states. In the first state, the two guide plates 9, 9a have the distance b, in the second state the distance b + d.
- the adjusting mechanism shown in Figure 3 has two stable states. For this purpose, it is held under prestress with a spring 36 which is fixed to the device.
- the connecting rods 38, 38a with associated slide rails 32, 32a have the effect that the disk 35 can only rotate within the range predetermined by the free range of movement of the slide rails 32, 32a.
- the tension spring 36 is fastened on the base plate 30 symmetrically to the disk 35 on the axis 37.
- Figure 4 shows the drive unit 25 in a state in which it rests on the photoconductor drum 2.
- a roller arrangement 20 presses against the drive roller 40 with a predetermined spring force.
- the paper web 6 transported between the rollers 40 and 20 is moved by the drive roller 40 by friction (friction).
- the drive 40 is in turn connected to the stepper motor 41 via a toothed belt drive.
- the entire drive unit 25 is flanged to a printer housing via the bearing block 44.
- a common bearing axis 42 is mounted with a ball bearing 43, which both the rotational movement of the Drive roller 40 receives as well as a pivoting movement of the drive elements about the pivot axis B.
- the drive elements such as motor 41, deflection rollers 58 and pivoting jaws 56 are mounted on a carrier plate 47 which is connected to the by a gas pressure spring 49 and via the bearing axis 42 Bearing block 44 is connected.
- Threads 45 located in the bearing block 44 serve to receive fastening screws with which the bearing block 44 is fastened to the printer housing 18.
- the entire drive unit can be adjusted via guide surfaces 46 within the printer housing 18.
- the support plate 47 is in turn adjustable with respect to the bearing block 44, a first adjustment screw 51 and a second adjustment screw 52 being provided in the bearing block 44, against which cylinder-side cylinder pins strike.
- the gas pressure spring 49 is connected to the carrier 47 by the screw connection 50 and to the bearing block 44 by the screw connection 48.
- the carrier 47 and the bearing block 44 can be locked against one another with the locking device 54.
- the paper sensor 55 scans the paper 6 over the entire width of the printable area of the photoconductor drum 2. As a result, both the lateral paper edges and any edge perforations in the paper web 6 can be recognized.
- the paper 6 is pressed against the surface 19 of the photoconductor drum 2 by the sprung pivoting jaws 56.
- a known electrical corotron device 57 generates a high voltage, by means of which the toner located on the photoconductor drum 2 is drawn towards the paper 6.
- the deflecting rollers 58 continue to guide the paper 6 to a mark sensor 59, which detects any printing or cutting marks present on the paper web 6.
- Grounded electrical connections 61 Antistatic sheets
- edge punched paper 6 is transported with the paper transport, the edge perforation can be scanned with a spike wheel 60.
- FIG. 5 shows the paper drive 25 in a three-dimensional representation. This shows in particular the cylinder pin 66 mounted on the support plate 47, which cooperates with the adjustment screw 52 screwed into the bearing block 44, and the screw connection 50 of the gas pressure spring 49.
- the paper 6 is guided by a guide surface 69 above the deflecting rollers 58. In this area, the paper 6 is also scanned with the mark sensor 59.
- the mark sensor 59 is provided in particular to scan the top of markings of paper 6 without perforations at the edge and to regulate the paper drive accordingly.
- a system ruler 65 is provided in this area, which is used for starting the printer. Newly inserted paper 6, which has edge perforations, is placed with a top of the page on a marking of the ruler 65 corresponding to the side length, the edge perforation is brought into engagement with the barbed wire 60, and the printing process is initiated.
- a drive motor 68 pulls a corotron wire corresponding to the page width to be printed from the corotron wire cassette 57.
- the mark sensor 59 can be displaced in the direction E along the rod 73.
- the plate 64 covers the drive motor 41 and is used in particular for electromagnetic shielding.
- a rear bracket 67 is also provided, which is also attached to the printer housing.
- FIG. 6 shows the drive 25 in a swiveled-up position in which service work can be carried out.
- the Corotron cartridge 57 can be easily accessed in this state to replace it.
- the loop puller 26 can effect paper compensation.
- the loop puller 26 is swiveled up so that it takes up a length of paper which becomes free when the assembly 25 is swiveled up and forms a loop with respect to the paper position of the working position shown in broken lines.
- the loop puller 26 outputs the stored paper length back again, so that the paper 6 then comes to lie in exactly the same position with respect to the other printing units, in particular with respect to the photoconductor drum 2, as in the working position before swiveling up. This makes it possible to continue an interrupted printing process in the correct position.
- FIG. 7 shows a special embodiment of the invention, in which a paper web 6 is fed to a turning station 71 via a deflection roller 70 after the page has been printed.
- the turned paper is fed to the pre-centering device 8 again.
- the flipped paper web 81 is offset to the side from the paper web 6. Both webs simultaneously pass through the transfer printing station 5. As a result, both the front of the paper web 6 in the first pass and its back are printed by the flipped sections 81.
- the duplex-printed paper 81 is then fed to the other units.
- the web section 6 can already be fixed before the turned section is fed to the printing station 81 again.
- the sliding arrangement shown in FIG. 3 with the two stop plates 9 and 9a is used in particular to guide the two adjacent track sections.
- the turned paper web 81 is coupled into the pre-centering device 8 at the point 72.
- FIG. 8 again shows a sectional drawing of various components of the paper drive 25, in particular the connection of the carrier plate 47 to the bearing block 44 via the gas pressure spring 49 and its bearings 48 and 50.
- Figure 9 shows the framework of the carrier 47. It is in particular designed as a cast body.
- a receptacle 79 for a corotron cassette 57 is provided.
- a second receptacle is provided for the second paper web 6a.
- the first paper web 6 would be transported in the area 77, the second paper web 6a in the area 78 of the paper channel 74.
- the paper width sensor 21 is also shown in FIG. It contains light-emitting diodes and assigned light sensors which scan the paper web 6 or both paper webs 6, 6a over their full width. The paper web 6 or paper webs 6, 6a are guided through a gap 75 of the paper width sensor.
- a guide plate 76 also serves to guide the paper.
- the spiked wheel sensor 85 is additionally used, which engages in the perforations in the edge of the paper 6, 6a and can measure the position and speed of the paper web 6, 6a exactly.
- FIG. 10 shows the spike wheel in a pivoted-in position, the spikes protruding beyond the paper guide plane 67.
- the edge perforations of the paper engage in the spines.
- This sprocket wheel 60 can be swiveled in and out along direction F with an actuating lever 86.
- FIG. 11 shows the pivoted-off position, in which the spikes 82 do not protrude beyond the surface 67, and further details of the spike wheel sensor 85.
- the spike wheel 60 is mounted on an axis 87, which likewise carries a gear 88.
- a magneto-resistive sensor 91 detects pulses of the metal gears of the gear 88.
- a second magneto-resistive sensor 92 detects whether the pinwheel sensor 85 is in the pivoted-on or pivoted-off position. For this purpose, it interacts with the magnet 93, which is mounted on the guide surface 67.
- the sensor assembly 89 is electrically connected to a device controller. The entire spiked wheel sensor 85 can be locked in the pivoted or pivoted-in position with a locking mechanism 90.
- the drive roller 40 and the carrier or bearing shaft 42 of Figures 4 to 8 are a section along the Transport direction shown. It can be seen that the carrier shaft 42 runs coaxially with the drive roller 40 along the axis 94. In the front and rear bearing blocks 44 and 67, the carrier shaft 42 is each supported by a ball bearing 95. It lies in the carrier 47 with a clearance fit. The drive roller 40 is mounted on the carrier shaft 42 with ball bearings 96.
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