WO2011070799A1 - Appareil de traitement de feuille, et appareil de formation d'image équipé d'un appareil de traitement de feuille - Google Patents

Appareil de traitement de feuille, et appareil de formation d'image équipé d'un appareil de traitement de feuille Download PDF

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WO2011070799A1
WO2011070799A1 PCT/JP2010/052560 JP2010052560W WO2011070799A1 WO 2011070799 A1 WO2011070799 A1 WO 2011070799A1 JP 2010052560 W JP2010052560 W JP 2010052560W WO 2011070799 A1 WO2011070799 A1 WO 2011070799A1
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秀樹 櫛田
裕輔 大渕
俊行 岩田
力也 武正
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  • the present invention relates to a sheet processing apparatus that performs sheet processing on a sheet conveyed on a tray, and an image forming apparatus including the sheet processing apparatus, and more particularly, to a sheet processing apparatus that has a buffering mechanism that temporarily buffers sheets.
  • a sheet processing apparatus that performs sheet processing such as binding processing, punching processing, and sorting processing on an image-formed sheet is connected downstream in the sheet conveying direction. Some sheets are subjected to additional processing.
  • the sheet processing apparatus when performing sheet processing that requires a long processing time, such as binding processing, the subsequent sheet conveyed from the image forming apparatus during processing of the preceding sheet bundle in order to avoid a decrease in productivity. Is temporarily stored (hereinafter referred to as buffering).
  • the necessary number of succeeding sheets for buffering the processing time of the preceding sheet bundle is buffered, and after the preceding sheet bundle is discharged from the sheet processing unit, the buffering sheets are stacked and conveyed to the sheet processing unit.
  • the processing time required for sheet processing is secured. In this way, while the sheet processing is being performed on the preceding sheet bundle, the subsequent sheet is buffered by the buffering mechanism, and the image forming operation in the image forming apparatus during this time is not stopped. It is improving.
  • the subsequent sheet conveyed during the sheet processing of the preceding sheet bundle on the processing tray is buffered in the buffer path, and the subsequent sheet is discharged to the processing tray after the sheet processing is completed.
  • sheet attribute detection means for detecting the attribute of the sheet, and when the sheet attribute detection means detects that the attribute of the conveyed sheet is different from that of a normal sheet, buffering for conveying a plurality of sheets in a stacked manner There is one that prohibits the operation (see Patent Document 2).
  • the conventional buffering operation it is difficult to stack the sheets without deviation, and it is necessary to align the sheets again on the processing tray.
  • a plurality of sheets may be used. This is because it is sometimes difficult to collectively align the stacked bundles.
  • FIG. 20 shows data relating to sticking force acting between sheets having different surface properties, such as plain paper and surface-coated coated paper (five types).
  • This sticking force indicates a force required to move the stacked sheets in the sheet transport direction and then separate them after the sheets are transported in a stacked state. From FIG. 20, it can be seen that the sticking force of the coated paper is much larger than that of the plain paper. In this way, it is difficult to align the sheet bundle in a state where the sheets are adhered to each other with a large adhesion force on the processing tray.
  • the control is switched, so that stable conveyance performance, processing performance, and sheet processing efficiency of the entire system can be improved.
  • the purpose was to balance improvement.
  • JP-A-11-322165 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-300658
  • the present invention reduces the sticking between sheets being conveyed in a stacked state, even with a coated sheet with good surface properties, or a film sheet such as an OHT sheet, and the sheet is excellent on the processing tray.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a sheet processing apparatus that realizes alignment.
  • the present invention is directed to a pair of conveyance rotating bodies capable of conveying a plurality of sheets in a stacked state, a stacking tray on which sheets conveyed by the pair of conveyance rotating bodies are stacked, and a sheet conveyed to the stacking tray.
  • a regulating member for regulating is provided, and the pair of conveying rotators conveys the stacked sheets toward the regulating member after causing a shift in the sheet conveying direction between the stacked sheets.
  • the sheets are aligned by causing a shift in the sheet conveyance direction between the stacked sheets by the conveyance rotation body pair. Can be eliminated and good alignment can be realized.
  • FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an image forming apparatus and a sheet processing apparatus according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an image forming apparatus control unit according to the present embodiment.
  • the block diagram of the finisher control part which concerns on this embodiment. 1 is a configuration diagram of a sheet processing apparatus according to an embodiment.
  • the flowchart figure of the finisher control part which concerns on this embodiment. Sectional drawing explaining operation
  • the block diagram of the return means which concerns on this embodiment.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining sheet flow and processing tray operation in a staple sort mode.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining sheet flow and processing tray operation in a staple sort mode.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining sheet flow and processing tray operation in a staple sort mode.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the operation of a sheet during sheet bundle conveyance.
  • FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of a sheet processing apparatus according to a third embodiment.
  • FIG. 10 is a view for explaining sheet flow and processing tray operation in the staple sort mode according to the third embodiment.
  • the flowchart figure of the finisher control part which concerns on 3rd Embodiment. The figure showing the sticking force of a sheet
  • FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an image forming apparatus and a sheet processing apparatus.
  • the image forming apparatus shown in FIG. 1 is an image forming apparatus main body 600 that performs monochrome / color image formation, and a sheet that is connected online to the image forming apparatus main body 600 and that processes sheets discharged from the image forming apparatus main body 600.
  • a processing apparatus (hereinafter referred to as a finisher) 100 is provided. Note that the image forming apparatus main body 600 can be used alone without connecting the finisher 100 to the discharge port. Further, the image forming apparatus main body 600 may be integrated with the finisher 100 as a sheet discharge apparatus.
  • FIG. 1 shows the configuration of the image forming apparatus viewed from the front side of the apparatus.
  • the finisher 100 is connected to a side portion of the image forming apparatus main body 600.
  • the sheets S supplied from the cassettes 909a and 909b in the image forming apparatus main body 600 are overlapped with toner images of four colors by yellow, magenta, cyan, and black photoconductive drums 914a to 914d constituting the image forming unit, respectively. Transcribed.
  • the fixing device 904 the toner image on the conveyed sheet is fixed, and if it is in the single-sided image formation mode, it is directly discharged from the discharge roller pair 907 to the outside of the apparatus main body.
  • the sheet S is delivered from the fixing device 904 to the reversing roller 905, and the reversing roller 905 is reversed at the timing when the upstream end (rear end) of the sheet S in the sheet conveyance direction exceeds the switching unit P. Transported to transport rollers 906a to 906f. Then, the toner image is conveyed again to the image forming unit, and toner images of four colors are superimposed and transferred onto the back surface by the photosensitive drums 914a to 914d of yellow, magenta, cyan, and black. The sheet S on which the toner image is transferred to the back surface is again fixed with the toner image in the fixing device 904 and is discharged from the discharge roller pair 907 to the outside of the apparatus main body.
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of an image forming apparatus control unit that controls the image forming apparatus.
  • the CPU circuit unit 630 includes a CPU 629, a ROM 631, and a RAM 655.
  • the CPU circuit unit 630 controls the document feeder control unit 632, the image reader control unit 633, the image signal control unit 634, the printer control unit 635, the finisher control unit 636, and the external interface 637.
  • the CPU circuit unit 630 performs control according to the program stored in the ROM 631 and the setting of the operation unit 601.
  • the document feeder control unit 632 controls the document feeder 750.
  • the image reader control unit 633 controls the image reader.
  • the printer control unit 635 controls the image forming apparatus main body 600.
  • the finisher control unit 636 controls the finisher 100. In the present embodiment, a configuration in which the finisher control unit 636 is mounted on the finisher 100 will be described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the image forming apparatus main body 600 may be provided integrally with the CPU circuit unit 630 so that the finisher 100 is controlled from the image forming apparatus main body 600 side.
  • the RAM 655 is used as an area for temporarily storing control data and a work area for operations associated with control.
  • An external interface 637 is an interface from a computer (PC) 620, which develops print data into an image and outputs the image to the image signal control unit 634.
  • An image read by the image sensor is output from the image reader control unit 633 to the image signal control unit 634, and an image output from the image signal control unit 634 to the printer control unit 635 is input to the exposure control unit.
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the finisher control unit 636 that controls the finisher 100.
  • the finisher control unit has a microcomputer (CPU) 701, a RAM 702, a ROM 703, an input / output unit (I / O) 705, a communication interface 706, and a network interface 704.
  • CPU microcomputer
  • RAM random access memory
  • ROM read-only memory
  • I / O input / output unit
  • communication interface 706 communication interface 706
  • the conveyance control unit 707 performs sheet lateral registration detection control, buffering control, and conveyance control.
  • the alignment plate operation control, the pull-in paddle operation control, the swing guide opening / closing control, and the bundle discharge control are controlled by a home position (HP) sensor and a moving motor, respectively.
  • Various sensor signals are input to the input port of the I / O 705.
  • the output port of the I / O 705 is connected to each drive system connected through various drivers.
  • FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram of a finisher 100 as a sheet processing apparatus.
  • the finisher 100 includes a processing tray 138 as a second sheet stacking tray and a stapler 132 as a sheet processing unit.
  • the finisher 100 further includes a lower discharge roller pair 128 as a sheet discharge unit and a pull-in paddle 131 as a return unit.
  • the sheet S discharged from the image forming apparatus main body 600 is delivered to the entrance roller pair 102 of the finisher 100. At this time, the sheet delivery timing is simultaneously detected by the entrance sensor 101.
  • the sheet S conveyed by the pair of entrance rollers 102 is detected by the edge detection sensor 104 while passing through the conveyance path 103 and the position of the edge in the width direction orthogonal to the sheet conveyance direction. Thus, it is detected how much the width direction error of the conveyed sheet S has occurred with respect to the conveyance center position in the width direction of the sheet processing apparatus.
  • the sheet S is moved by a predetermined amount including the error in front / back of the width direction while the sheet S is being conveyed by the pair of shift rollers 105 and 106, and the sheet S A shift operation is performed.
  • the sheet S conveyed by the conveying roller 110 and the separation roller 111 is conveyed by the second buffer roller pair 115.
  • the switching member 118 is switched to a broken line state in the drawing by a driving unit such as a solenoid (not shown), and the sheet S is guided to the upper path conveyance path 117, and the upper discharge roller pair 120 is discharged to the upper discharge tray 136.
  • the sheet S conveyed by the second buffer roller pair 115 is guided to the bundle conveyance path 121 by the switching member 118. Thereafter, the third buffer roller pair 122 and the bundle transport roller pair 124 sequentially pass through the transport path.
  • the switching member 125 is switched to a broken line state by driving means such as a solenoid (not shown). Then, the sheet is conveyed to a saddle path 133 and guided to a saddle unit 135 by a pair of saddle entrance rollers 134 and subjected to saddle stitching (saddle) processing.
  • the sheet S conveyed by the bundle conveying roller pair 124 is guided to the lower path 126 by the switching member 125. Thereafter, the sheet S discharged to the processing tray 138 as the second stacking tray by the lower discharge roller pair 128 is processed in the processing tray 138, and the lower discharge tray 137 is discharged by the discharge roller pair 130 as the conveying rotating body pair. To be discharged.
  • FIG. 5 is a flowchart when a staple job in the finisher control unit is selected by the operation unit 601 of the image forming apparatus main body.
  • a staple job (JOB) is selected (S710)
  • printing is started in the image forming apparatus main body 600 (S711).
  • S712 every time sheet discharge to the processing tray 138 of the finisher 100 is completed one by one (S712, YES), alignment processing by the front alignment plate 340 and the back alignment plate 341 is performed (S713).
  • the paddle return process S714 by the pull-in paddle 131 is started.
  • the stapler performs a binding process (S716), and the bundle is discharged (S717). If it is not the last sheet in the bundle (S715, NO), the operation of discharging the next sheet to the processing tray 138 is performed. This operation is repeated until the final bundle (S718, NO). If it is the final bundle (S718, YES), the staple job is terminated (S719).
  • the first sheet S 1 conveyed by the conveying roller 110 and the separation roller 111 is guided to the bundle conveying path 121 by the second buffer roller pair 115.
  • the leading edge of the sheet S1 is detected by the second buffer sensor 116, and the second buffer roller pair 115 is stopped so that the sheet stops when the trailing edge reaches the position A from the size information of the sheet recognized in advance.
  • the stop control is performed (see FIG. 6A).
  • the switching member 114 is switched to a broken line state by a driving means such as a solenoid (not shown), and the second buffer roller pair 115 performs the reverse rotation operation, whereby the upstream end (rear end) of the sheet S1 in the sheet conveyance direction before the reverse rotation operation. Guided to buffer path 113. Then, the sheet S1 is conveyed in the reverse direction until the downstream end (front end) in the sheet conveying direction of the sheet S1 before the reverse operation reaches the B point (see FIG. 6B).
  • a driving means such as a solenoid
  • the leading edge of the second sheet S2 being conveyed is detected by the first buffer sensor 109, the leading edge of the sheet S2 becomes the same position when the stopped sheet S1 reaches the conveying speed. Then, the first buffer roller pair 112 starts to be driven. As a result, the sheet S1 and the sheet S2 are in a state where the leading ends are aligned (see FIG. 6C).
  • the second buffer roller pair 115 is driven until the trailing ends of the sheets S1 and S2 reach the A point. Thereafter, the above-described process is repeated to execute the third sheet superimposition process.
  • a plurality of sheet bundles are conveyed to the processing tray unit or the saddle unit by the third buffer roller pair 122 and the bundle conveyance roller pair 124 downstream in the sheet conveyance direction. To go.
  • the processing tray 138 as the second stacking tray has the downstream side (left side in FIG. 7) upward and the upstream side (right side in FIG. 7) downward with respect to the sheet conveyance direction of the sheet bundle. Inclined.
  • a rear end stopper (regulating member) 150 is disposed at the upstream end of the processing tray 138 in the sheet conveying direction.
  • a lower discharge roller 130 a of the discharge roller pair 130 is disposed at the downstream end of the processing tray 138 in the sheet conveyance direction.
  • a guide guide 151 In the swing guide 149, a guide guide 151, a first static elimination needle 152, and a second static elimination needle 153 are arranged over the entire area in the axial direction.
  • the swing guide 149 is rotatably supported by a support shaft 154 and can be swung in the vertical direction by a swing motor M149.
  • the upper discharge roller 130b of the discharge roller pair 130 is disposed at the open end of the swingable guide 149 that can be opened and closed.
  • the upper discharge roller 130b is moved relative to the lower discharge roller 130a as the swing guide 149 is opened and closed.
  • the pair of discharge rollers 130 can be rotated forward and backward by rotational driving from the bundle sheet discharge drive motor M130 serving as drive means on the respective upper and lower discharge roller shafts.
  • the discharge roller pair 130 can be discharged and conveyed in the discharge direction for discharging onto the lower discharge tray 137 and in the sheet conveyance direction for conveying onto the processing tray 138 opposite to the discharge direction.
  • a belt roller 158 as a sheet conveying unit and a rear end lever 159 as a sheet pressing member are disposed on the upstream side of the processing tray 138 in the sheet conveying direction.
  • the sheet hits the trailing edge stopper 150 while being guided by the trailing edge lever 159 by the rotation in the direction of moving the sheet in the direction opposite to the discharging direction of the lower discharging roller pair 128 of the belt roller 158, and the sheet conveying direction is aligned. Is done.
  • the belt roller 158 is wound around the outer periphery of the discharge roller 128a constituting the lower discharge roller pair 128 as the sheet discharge means, and rotates following the rotation of the discharge roller 128a. Further, the belt roller 158 is provided above the processing tray 138 in such a positional relationship that the lower portion thereof is in contact with the uppermost sheet stacked on the processing tray 138.
  • the stapler 132 is fixed on the slide abutment 303.
  • rolling rollers 304 and 305 are provided at the lower part of the slide support 303.
  • the slide support 303 is guided by the rolling rollers 304 and 305 and the guide rail groove 307 on the stapler moving table 306, and along the rear edge of the sheet S stacked on the processing tray 138 (in the direction of arrow Y). To).
  • FIG. 9 is a top view of the processing tray section. As shown in FIG. 9, the front side alignment plate 340 (first alignment member) and the back side alignment plate 341 (second alignment member) constituting the alignment unit are used to convey sheets stored in the processing tray 138. Align both ends in the width direction orthogonal to the direction.
  • the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 are arranged on both sides of the sheet S on the processing tray 138.
  • the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 have alignment surfaces 340a and 341a perpendicular to the stacking surface of the processing tray 138, and press the sheet side end.
  • Alignment means has first and second alignment motors M340 and M341 that can drive the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 independently of each other.
  • the driving force is transmitted from the leading pulleys of the alignment motors M340 and M341 to the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 via the timing belts B340 and B341.
  • the alignment motors M340 and M341, the tip pulley, and the timing belts B340 and B341 constitute a driving unit.
  • the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 can move independently along the sheet width direction with respect to the processing tray 138.
  • the alignment surfaces 340a and 341a are arranged on the stacking surface of the processing tray 138 so as to face each other, and the driving means are assembled on the opposite side of the stacking surface so as to be able to move forward and backward in the width direction. .
  • HP sensors S340 and S341 for detecting respective home positions are arranged for the first and second alignment members 340 and 341, respectively.
  • the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 stand by at their respective home positions (both ends in the width direction of the processing tray 138).
  • a plurality of lead-in paddles 131 (131a, 131b, 131c) are disposed above the processing tray 138, and a plurality of retractable paddles 131 are fixed on a rotating shaft 157 that is driven and connected by a gear train from the paddle drive motor M155. It is installed.
  • the pull-in paddle 131 is a rotating body that rotates counterclockwise in FIG. 7 at an appropriate timing by the paddle drive motor M155.
  • a plurality of drawing paddles 131 are provided along the axial direction of the rotating shaft 157.
  • the plurality of pull-in paddles 131 contact the surface of the sheet evenly. There is nothing. Therefore, the sheet can be reliably abutted against the rear end stoppers 150a and 150b without being conveyed obliquely.
  • sheets from the first page S11 of the first set discharged from the image forming apparatus main body 600 to a predetermined page thereafter are shifted by the shift unit 108 in either the front or back direction.
  • One of them is sequentially conveyed while being shifted by a predetermined amount.
  • the sheets S11 and S12 of the first and second pages are stacked so that the two sheets are stacked in a state where the end portions are shifted by the buffering process in the buffer path.
  • the buffered sheets S11 and S12 are conveyed from the lower discharge roller pair 128 to the discharge roller pair 130.
  • the two sheets have their rear ends passed through the lower discharge roller pair 128, and then the conveyance speed of the sheets contacting the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a is made constant by the forward rotation of the discharge roller pair 130, respectively. (FIG. 11A).
  • the discharge roller pair 130 is rotated in the reverse direction, and is conveyed at a conveyance speed Vb in the direction opposite to the discharge direction of the discharge roller pair 130 so that the trailing edge of the sheet comes into contact with the trailing edge stopper 150.
  • the swing guide 149 is raised to separate the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a.
  • the conveyed sheet S11 slides toward the trailing edge stopper 150 due to the inclination of the stacking surface of the processing tray 138 and the inertial force of the conveyance speed Vb, and prevents the occurrence of buckling that is likely to occur particularly with a thin sheet. (FIG. 11B).
  • the buffered sheet bundle is conveyed from the lower discharge roller pair 128 to the discharge roller pair 130, and is generated between the sheet bundles when the discharge roller pair 130 is abutted and aligned with the rear end stopper 150 by reverse conveyance. Details of the operation will be described later.
  • the alignment in the width direction orthogonal to the sheet conveyance direction is performed by the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 ((FIG. 12 (a)).
  • the sheet S13 of the third page of the first copy is discharged from the lower discharge roller pair 128 to the processing tray 138.
  • the swing guide 149 is in the raised position, and the sheet S13 is greeted with the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a separated.
  • the sheet S13 is discharged onto the processing tray 138.
  • the sheet S13 discharged onto the processing tray 138 rotates in a direction in which the drawing paddle 131 moves the sheet in the direction opposite to the discharge direction of the lower discharge roller pair 128, so that the sheet end of the sheet S13 is moved to the trailing end stopper 150. (Fig. 12 (b)).
  • the sheet S13 is further drawn to the rear end stopper 150 by the belt roller 158 that rotates in a direction to move the sheet in the direction opposite to the discharge direction, and abuts against the abutting surface of the rear end stopper 150 to be aligned.
  • the alignment in the width direction is performed by the first and second alignment members 340 and 341 as in the sheets of S11 and S12. This series of operations is repeated until the final sheet S1n of the first copy hits the rear end stopper 150.
  • the trailing edge of the sheet bundle S1T is stapled by the stapler 132. Then, as shown in FIG. 13A, the swing guide 149 is lowered, the sheet bundle S1T is sandwiched between the discharge roller pair 130, and discharged to the lower discharge tray 137 (FIG. 13B).
  • the time required for the stapling operation after the last sheet S1n of the first part hits the trailing end stopper 150 and the bundle discharging operation to the lower discharge tray 137 of the first sheet bundle require extra processing time than the normal sheet processing. It is. During this time, the sheet S21 of the first page of the second copy cannot be received on the processing tray 138.
  • the sheet discharged from the image forming apparatus main body 600 is buffered during the first sheet processing in the processing tray 138.
  • a process of not discharging the sheet to the processing tray 138 is performed while sequentially receiving the next sheet from the image forming apparatus main body 600.
  • the buffering processing that is originally necessary for transport control for the second and subsequent copies is performed on the first page and the second page of the first copy because the common transport control is performed in all the sections. is there.
  • the conveyance of the sheet forming the first sheet bundle is started, if the sheet bundle is not being processed on the processing tray 138, it is necessary to buffer the first page and the second page sheet. Absent.
  • the first page of the first page and the sheet of the second page are not buffered, it is necessary to change the conveyance control for the first part and the conveyance control for the second and subsequent copies in the buffering process.
  • FIG. 14 is a perspective view illustrating a detailed configuration of the discharge roller pair 130.
  • the upper discharge roller 130b incorporates a one-way clutch 161, and is drivingly connected to the bundle discharge drive motor M130 together with the lower discharge roller 130a via a transmission gear provided on the rotating shaft.
  • the one-way clutch 161 is locked only when the sheet is conveyed toward the trailing end stopper 150 by the discharge roller pair 130, and the rotational drive is directly transmitted to the upper discharge roller 130b by the bundle discharge drive motor M130. ing. Therefore, when the sheet is conveyed in the direction of the lower discharge tray 137 (first direction), the one-way clutch 161 is idled with respect to the rotation shaft, so that the upper discharge roller 130b has a clamping pressure with the lower discharge roller 130a. A rotational force with a dynamic friction coefficient ⁇ through the sheet is applied.
  • FIG. 15 is an operation diagram when the sheet bundle is conveyed.
  • the sheet conveyance speed of the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a has a speed difference of 5% due to the difference in roller diameter. That is, the movement distance per unit time of the sheet S12 that contacts the upper discharge roller 130b of the sheet bundle is larger than the movement distance per unit time of the sheet S11 that contacts the lower discharge roller 130a. Therefore, when the sheet bundle is conveyed in the direction of the trailing edge stopper 150 (second direction) by the discharge roller pair 130, a deviation in the sheet conveyance direction occurs between the sheets S11 and S12.
  • the discharge roller pair 130 is reversed, and the distance at which the rear end of the sheet bundle contacts the rear end stopper 150 is set to about 100 mm.
  • the distance at which the rear end of the sheet bundle contacts the rear end stopper 150 is set to about 100 mm.
  • the conveyance speed of the abutting sheet is different, and no deviation occurs.
  • the sheet conveyance speed difference between the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a is set to 5%, but any difference between the speed difference exceeding 5% or the speed difference below 5% is more than a certain value.
  • a whispering effect can be expected. That is, the effect of the present invention can be obtained by conveying the sheet so as to have a speed difference between the conveying speed of the sheet contacting one of the discharge roller pair 130 and the speed of the sheet contacting the other.
  • the amount of shift between the sheets subjected to the buffering process may affect the alignment at the time of abutting alignment with the trailing end stopper 150 of the sheet bundle, and depending on the sheet size, the basis weight of the sheet, the surface property, etc.
  • the optimum shift amount is different. Therefore, in this embodiment, the shift amount during the buffering process and the shift amount due to the difference in the sheet conveyance amount between the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a can be changed. For example, as a method of changing the shift amount depending on the difference in the sheet conveyance amount, the discharge roller pair 130 is reversed, and the distance (in this embodiment, 100 mm) until the rear end of the sheet bundle contacts the rear end stopper 150 is changed. Thus, the shift amount can be changed.
  • the roller diameter of the upper discharge roller 130b may be smaller than the roller diameter of the lower discharge roller 130a.
  • the one-way clutch 161 is provided on the rotation shaft of the lower discharge roller 130a, and when the sheet is conveyed in the direction of the lower discharge tray 137, the lower discharge roller 130a is rotated so as to match the conveyance speed of the upper discharge roller 130b. If it is, the same effect will be acquired.
  • FIG. 16 shows an embodiment according to the present invention.
  • the first embodiment has a difference in roller diameter between the upper discharge roller and the lower discharge roller, and a one-way clutch is built in one of the discharge roller pair.
  • the discharge roller pair is driven independently.
  • the configuration different from that of the first embodiment will be described in detail, and the other configuration and operation are the same as those of the first embodiment, and thus description thereof will be omitted.
  • the bundle discharge motors M130a and M130b of the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a are provided independently, and the conveyance speed is changed according to the conveyance direction. . That is, when the sheet is conveyed in the direction of the lower discharge tray 137 (first direction) by the discharge roller pair 130, the sheet conveyance speed by the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a is made equal. On the other hand, when the sheet bundle is conveyed by the discharge roller pair 130 in the direction of the trailing edge stopper 150 (second direction), a difference in conveyance speed between the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a is generated. Deviation in the sheet conveyance direction is generated.
  • the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller are also used when the trailing end of the two sheet bundles passes through the lower discharge roller pair 128 and then is conveyed by a predetermined amount by the discharge roller pair 130. It is possible to cause a difference in the sheet conveyance amount of 130a. Accordingly, it is possible to provide a rolling effect when the sheet bundle is conveyed in either the first direction or the second direction, and sticking between sheets can be prevented.
  • FIG. 17 is a view of the moving mechanism of the swing guide 149 as viewed from the upstream side in the sheet conveying direction.
  • a contact member 155 is provided on the same axis as the support shaft 154 of the swing guide 149, and moves in the slider 162 depending on the rotational position of the eccentric cam 156 that can be rotated by the discharge angle changing motor M160. It is possible. And it is always urged
  • the abutting member 155 moves in the slider 162 together with the support shaft 154, and moves the swing guide 149.
  • the contact member 155, the eccentric cam 156, and the discharge angle changing motor M160 constitute changing means.
  • the roller nip position formed by the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a moves along the peripheral surface of the lower discharge roller 130a, and the discharge angle of the discharge roller pair 130 is variable. That is, the changing means can change the inclination of the line connecting the rotation centers of the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a.
  • the first static elimination needle 152, the second static elimination needle 153, and the guide guide 151 attached to the swing guide 149 move together as the swing guide 149 moves. Therefore, the positional relationship between the first static elimination needle 152, the second static elimination needle 153, and the upper discharge roller 130b is not changed by the movement of the swing guide 149.
  • the eccentric cam 156 is rotated and the contact member 155 is slid until the first sheet of the first copy of the job is discharged from the image forming apparatus 300.
  • the swing guide 149 is moved.
  • the operation of changing the discharge angle to the standby position is performed after the swing guide 149 is rotated upward about the support shaft 154 to bring the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a into a non-contact state. As shown in FIG.
  • the swing guide 149 is rotated downward to bring the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a into contact with each other. That is, the discharge roller pair 130 stands by in a state where the angle (discharge nip angle) of the line connecting the rotation centers of the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a is ⁇ , and the first sheet of the job is the image forming apparatus. Wait for 300 to drain.
  • the sheets subsequent to the sheet S11 forming the first copy discharged from the image forming apparatus main body 600 are shifted by a predetermined amount in the width direction orthogonal to the sheet conveying direction (to one side in the front / back direction in FIG. 2). It is conveyed sequentially.
  • the second sheet S12 is placed on the first sheet S11, and the downstream end of the sheet S12 in the sheet conveying direction is 10 mm ahead of the downstream end of the sheet S11 in the sheet conveying direction, so-called roof tile. They are stacked to form a stack.
  • the buffered sheets S ⁇ b> 11 and S ⁇ b> 12 are conveyed from the lower discharge roller pair 128 to the discharge roller pair 130 while being overlapped with a displacement of 10 mm.
  • the two sheets S ⁇ b> 11 and S ⁇ b> 12 are conveyed by a predetermined distance by the discharge roller pair 130 after the upstream end (rear end) in the sheet conveyance direction passes through the lower discharge roller pair 128.
  • the sheet S12 that comes into contact with the upper discharge roller 130b of the sheet bundle is shifted to the rear end stopper 150 side by 5 mm, so the amount of deviation between the sheets S11 and S12 when buffered 10mm becomes 5mm.
  • the amount of deviation 10 mm between the sheets S11 and S12 when buffered is an error in the conveyance direction and even if a deviation amount of 5 mm due to the change in the discharge angle is added, the leading edge of the upper sheet S12 is more than the leading edge of the lower sheet S11. The preceding state does not reverse.
  • the alignment in the sheet conveying direction is performed by maintaining the state where the leading edge of the upper sheet S12 is ahead of the leading edge of the lower sheet S11 and the inertia force after the separation between the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a and the processing tray 138.
  • the pull-in paddle 131 and the belt roller 158 act on the upper sheet S12, and first abut the rear end of the lower sheet S11 against the rear end stopper 150, and then the upper sheet. Good matching is achieved by hitting S12.
  • FIG. 19 is a flowchart for explaining buffering sheet discharge control according to the third embodiment.
  • the buffering discharge processing of the first sheet S11 and the second sheet S12 forming the sheet bundle is set (S810), printing from the image forming apparatus main body 600 starts ( S811) and buffering processing is performed (S812). Meanwhile, the upper discharge roller 130b and the lower discharge roller 130a stand by at a discharge nip angle ⁇ (S813), and sheet discharge to the processing tray portion of the finisher 100 is started.
  • the changing means is provided in the upper discharge roller 130b, but the present invention is not limited to this.
  • it is possible to shift the stacked sheets by providing a changing means in the lower discharge roller 130a and changing the contact position of the lower discharge roller 130a until the reverse rotation of the discharge roller pair 130 starts. is there. Further, while the driving of the discharge roller pair 130 is reversed and the two overlapped sheets are conveyed in the direction of the trailing edge stopper 150, the contact position of either the upper or lower discharge roller is set in the direction opposite to the sheet discharge direction. By changing, it is possible to shift the stacked sheets.
  • the stacked sheets can be shifted by changing the contact position of either the upper or lower discharge roller in the same direction as the sheet discharge direction before the drive of the discharge roller pair 130 is reversed. Further, while the drive of the discharge roller pair 130 is reversed and conveyed in the direction of the trailing edge stopper 150, the contact position of either the upper or lower discharge roller is changed to the same direction as the sheet discharge direction, and the sheet is overlapped. It is possible to shift the sheets.
  • the configuration in which the discharge roller pair is driven independently has been described. However, if at least one roller that moves along the other circumferential surface is driven by the bundle discharge drive motor, the stack is overlapped. It is possible to cause a shift in the sheet conveyance direction between the sheets.

Abstract

L'invention porte sur un appareil de traitement de feuille qui réduit le collage des feuilles les unes aux autres durant le transport dans un état superposé, même dans le cas d'un papier couché avec une bonne surface ou d'une feuille en film telle qu'une feuille de transparent pour épiscope, et qui assure un bon alignement des feuilles sur un plateau de traitement. L'invention porte également sur un appareil de formation d'image équipé de l'appareil de traitement de feuille. Durant le transport d'une feuille (S11) et d'une feuille (S12) dans un état superposé dans la direction d'un élément d'arrêt d'extrémité arrière à l'aide d'une paire de rouleaux de décharge (130a, 130b), un défaut d'alignement est provoqué entre les feuilles (S11, S12) dans la direction de transport de feuille, puis les feuilles superposées sont transportées vers l'élément d'arrêt d'extrémité arrière. Par conséquent, même si les feuilles sont collées entre elles durant le transport, le collage entre les feuilles est éliminé avant que les feuilles ne butent sur l'élément d'arrêt d'extrémité arrière.
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