WO2011125844A1 - 眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置および眼鏡レンズのレイアウトマーク印刷方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a spectacle lens marking device using an ink jet printer and a spectacle lens layout mark printing method.
- lens shaping and optics on the optical surface of the uncut lens (finished lens before processing the lens) and the optically finished surface consisting of the progressive surface of the semi-finished lens Information necessary for performance inspection is temporarily printed.
- This printed information includes machining reference point (fitting point), horizontal reference line, vertical reference line, distance measurement position (distance measurement reference point), near area measurement position (near area setting reference point)
- Position display marks such as prism measurement reference points (hereinafter collectively referred to as reference position display) and display marks indicating the left and right of a spectacle lens (hereinafter simply referred to as a lens) (hereinafter referred to as a lens left / right display mark)
- lens identification display marks for identifying lenses such as lens product names, manufacturer names, and base material names.
- a display composed of one or a combination of these pieces of information is referred to as a layout mark.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of a progressive power lens for the left eye made of an uncut lens with a layout mark.
- the layout mark of the progressive power lens 110 is normally printed with white ink on the front surface of the lens.
- the layout mark in this example includes horizontal reference lines 112A and 112B passing through the two permanent alignment reference marks 111A and 111B of the progressive-power lens 110, and a distance measurement position display mark 113 indicating the position of the distance measurement reference point.
- a near portion measurement position display mark 114 indicating the position of the near portion design reference point; a dot 115 indicating the position of the prism measurement reference point; a display line 116 indicating the height position of the fitting point; It is configured by a combination of a mark 117, a lens identification display mark 118, and vertical reference lines 119A and 119B passing through the prism measurement reference point.
- the position of the fitting point in this example can be determined from the intersection of the vertical reference lines 119A and 119B and the fitting point height position display line 116.
- Such a layout mark is usually unnecessary after the lens is processed into a lens, and is therefore printed with ink that can be easily removed with an organic solvent such as alcohol.
- the marking method described in Patent Document 1 prints a predetermined pattern or the like by ejecting hot melt ink, which is heat-melted based on the pattern generated by the pattern generation unit, onto the surface of the lens as a fine droplet from an inkjet head. Is the method.
- the marking method described in Patent Document 2 includes a pattern generation process for generating a layout pattern from an inset amount and a progressive band length given by specifying an arbitrary numerical value, and the layout generated in this pattern generation process
- a pattern is printed on a printing surface of a lens using an inkjet printer.
- ink composed of minute droplets is ejected from the print head toward the optical surface of the lens and attached. . Thereafter, the ink is dried and cured to be fixed to the lens. The mark is formed by adhering the ink to the lens and curing it.
- various coatings for example, hard coat, antireflection film, antifouling coat (waterproof coating), antistatic coat, antifogging coat, UV coat, etc.
- the degree of ink adhesion (wetting) and the degree of fixing differ depending on the presence or absence of coating and the type of coating, resulting in problems such as unclear printing and ink marks remaining.
- the contact angle between the lens and the droplet is large, such as an antifouling coating having high water and oil repellency, the diameter of the droplet is small and the mark is formed thin.
- coatings where the contact angle between the droplets and the lens is small for example, hard coat, AR coat, antifouling coating with relatively low water and oil repellency
- adjacent droplets contact and aggregate. There was a case.
- marking is performed on the surface of the base material or the hard coat without coating, ink marks may remain even if the mark is wiped off.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an eyeglass lens layout mark printing apparatus and a layout mark printing method for printing under appropriate printing conditions in accordance with the presence or absence of coating, the type of coating, the type of lens, and the like.
- a spectacle lens marking device includes a lens holding device that holds a spectacle lens, a transport device that moves the lens holding device in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction, and an image of the spectacle lens.
- An image processing device that performs image processing, a height measurement device that measures the height of the spectacle lens, a print data creation device that creates print data of a layout mark to be printed on the optical surface of the spectacle lens, and the print data
- a printing apparatus comprising an ink jet printer that prints a layout mark on the spectacle lens in cooperation with the conveying apparatus, and a UV curing apparatus that cures the ink printed on the spectacle lens,
- the apparatus includes a plurality of printing conditions corresponding to the image data of the layout mark and the surface state of the spectacle lens.
- a processing unit that creates the print data based on the print condition selected from the plurality of print conditions and the image data.
- the spectacle lens layout mark printing method includes a step of holding a spectacle lens, a step of inputting a surface state of a printing surface of the spectacle lens, and a plurality of prints set corresponding to the surface state This is performed by selecting a printing condition suitable for the eyeglass lens to be printed from among the conditions, and printing a layout mark by an ink jet printer according to the selected printing condition.
- printing can be performed under appropriate printing conditions according to the presence or absence of coating, the type of coating, the type of lens, and the like. For this reason, the mark does not become thinner, adjacent droplets come into contact with each other, and when the mark is wiped off, the mark mark does not remain.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a schematic configuration of a spectacle lens marking device according to the present invention.
- 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is an overall configuration diagram of a spectacle lens supply system including a marking device.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the height of the lens.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining the layout mark process.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the print data generation step.
- FIG. 8A is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the first transport device.
- FIG. 8B is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the first transport device.
- FIG. 8A is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the first transport device.
- FIG. 8C is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the first transport device.
- FIG. 8D is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the first transport device.
- FIG. 9A is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the second transport device.
- FIG. 9B is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the second transport device.
- FIG. 9C is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the second transport device.
- FIG. 9D is a diagram illustrating an operation flow of the second transport device.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a display screen at the time of alignment of the image processing apparatus in the progressive-power lens.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a display screen when checking the printing result of the image processing apparatus in the progressive-power lens.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating an example of a layout mark displayed on the bifocal lens.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a display screen at the time of alignment of the image processing apparatus in the bifocal lens.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a display screen when checking the printing result of the image processing apparatus in the bifocal lens.
- FIG. 15A is a diagram schematically illustrating a printing state on the substrate.
- FIG. 15B is a diagram schematically illustrating a printed state on the hard coating.
- FIG. 15C is a diagram schematically illustrating a printing state on the antifouling coating.
- FIG. 15D is a diagram schematically illustrating a printing state on the antifouling coating.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an example of a layout mark in a progressive-power lens.
- an eyeglass lens marking device denoted as a whole by reference numeral 1 includes a housing 2 installed on a floor surface and a transport device A (A1, A2) disposed inside the housing 2.
- a lens holding device B (B1, B2), an image processing device C (C1, C2), a printing device D, an ultraviolet curing device (hereinafter referred to as a UV curing device) E, a height measuring device F,
- the housing 2 is formed in a horizontally long box shape that is composed of a bottom plate 2a, a ceiling plate 2b, a front plate 2c, a back plate 2d, and a pair of left and right side plates 2e and 2f.
- a work table 3 On the front side of the housing 2, a work table 3, a touch panel 4, two sets of operation buttons 5 ⁇ / b> A and 5 ⁇ / b> B, and two insertion ports 7 ⁇ / b> A and 7 ⁇ / b> B for inserting a lens 6 into the housing 2 are provided. .
- the subscripts R and L are added when the left and right lenses are distinguished from each other.
- the touch panel 4 and the operation buttons 5A and 5B constitute an input unit J shown in FIG. 4, and include a conveying device A, a lens holding device B, an image processing device C, a printing device D, a UV curing device E, and a height measuring device. This is for operating F and the like.
- the interior of the housing 2 is partitioned into first to fourth chambers 10A to 10D by a base 8 and a pair of left and right partition plates 9A and 9B.
- the rear end and the left and right ends of the base 8 are fixed to the intermediate portion in the height direction of the back plate 2d and the left and right side plates 2e, 2f.
- the space below the base 8 forms a first chamber 10 ⁇ / b> A that extends over the entire length in the longitudinal direction of the housing 2.
- the space above the base 8 is partitioned into three chambers arranged in the longitudinal direction of the housing 2 by a pair of partition plates 9A and 9B, thereby forming second to fourth chambers 10B to 10D.
- the first chamber 10A and the second to fourth chambers 10B to 10D are in communication with each other by the front end of the base 8 being spaced apart from the front plate 2c.
- the upper ends of the partition plates 9A and 9B are fixed to the ceiling plate 2b.
- Part of the lower ends of the partition plates 9A and 9B are fixed to the base 8.
- the front and rear ends of the partition plates 9A and 9B are fixed to the front plate 2c and the back plate 2d.
- a mounting plate 11, a transfer device A, and a lens holding device B are disposed in the first chamber 10A.
- a first image processing device C1 is disposed in the second chamber 10B.
- a printing device D, a UV curing device E, and a height measuring device F are disposed in the third chamber 10C.
- a second image processing device C2 is disposed in the fourth chamber 10D. The first image processing device C1 and the second image processing device C2 constitute an image processing device C.
- the mounting plate 11 is provided on the lower surface of the front end portion of the base 8 so as to extend downward.
- a lens holding device B that holds the lens 6 is disposed on the front side of the mounting plate 11 via the transport device A.
- the transport apparatus A is composed of first and second transport apparatuses A1 and A2 that operate independently of each other.
- the lens holding device B includes first and second lens holding devices B1 and B2.
- the first transport device A1 includes a lateral movement mechanism 19 that transports the first lens holding device B1 in the horizontal direction and an elevating mechanism 20 that lifts and lowers the first lens holding device B1.
- the lateral movement mechanism 19 includes a pair of upper and lower lateral movement guide rails 21, a ball screw shaft 22, a lateral movement motor 23, a lateral movement tape section 24, and the like.
- the lateral movement guide rail 21 is provided horizontally on the front surface of the mounting plate 11.
- the ball screw shaft 22 is provided horizontally between the guide rails 21.
- the lateral movement motor 23 is for rotating the ball screw shaft 22.
- the lateral movement table 24 is moved in the horizontal direction along the guide rail 21 as the ball screw shaft 22 rotates.
- the left end of the ball screw shaft 22 is connected to the output shaft of the lateral movement motor 23.
- the right end of the ball screw shaft 22 is rotatably supported by a bearing 25.
- the lateral movement motor 23 and the bearing 25 are fixed to the mounting plate 11.
- a slider 26 that slides along the guide rail 21 and a nut 27 are provided on the back surface of the lateral movement table 24.
- the nut 27 is screwed to the ball screw shaft 22, and converts the rotation of the ball screw shaft 22 into a linear motion and transmits it to the lateral movement table 24.
- the lifting mechanism 20 includes a pair of left and right guide rails 30, a ball screw shaft 31, a lifting motor 32, a lifting table 33, and the like.
- the pair of left and right guide rails 30 are provided on the front surface of the lateral movement table 24. These guide rails 30 extend in the vertical direction in a state of being parallel to each other.
- the ball screw shaft 31 is provided in parallel with the guide rails 30 between the guide rails 30.
- the raising / lowering motor 32 rotates the ball screw shaft 31.
- the lifting table 33 is lifted and lowered along the guide rail 30 as the ball screw shaft 31 rotates.
- the lower end of the ball screw shaft 31 is connected to the output shaft of the lifting / lowering motor 32.
- the upper end of the ball screw shaft 31 is rotatably supported by a bearing 34.
- the elevating motor 32 and the bearing 34 are fixed to the lateral movement table 24.
- a slider 35 that slides along the guide rail 30 and a nut 36 are provided on the back surface of the lifting table 33.
- the nut 36 is screwed into the ball screw shaft 31, and converts the rotation of the ball screw shaft 31 into a linear motion and transmits it to the lifting table 33.
- Such a lateral movement table 24 of the first transfer device A1 reciprocates below the second and third chambers 10B and 10C in the first chamber 10A when the lateral movement motor 23 is driven.
- the lifting table 33 is lifted by driving the lifting drive motor 32.
- the lifting table 33 is raised and stopped in the second chamber 10B, the attachment and detachment of the lens 6 with respect to the first lens holding device B1, and the imaging and image processing of the lens 6 by the first image processing device C1 are performed. Done.
- the lens height is measured by the height measuring device F, and the lens 6 is marked by the printing device D. Then, the ink is cured by the UV curing device E.
- the second transport device A2 is configured in the same manner as the first transport device A1, and includes a lateral movement mechanism 40 that transports the second lens holding device B2 in the horizontal direction, and a second lens holding device B2. It is comprised with the raising / lowering mechanism 41 to raise / lower.
- the lateral movement mechanism 40 includes the pair of guide rails 21 provided on the front surface of the mounting plate 11, a ball screw shaft 42, a lateral movement motor 43, a lateral movement table 44, and the like.
- the ball screw shaft 42 is provided so as to extend horizontally between the pair of guide rails 21.
- the lateral movement motor 43 rotates the ball screw shaft 42.
- the lateral movement table 44 is moved in the horizontal direction along the guide rail 21 as the ball screw shaft 42 rotates.
- the ball screw shaft 42 is provided below and in parallel with the ball screw shaft 22.
- the right end of the ball screw shaft 42 is connected to the output shaft of the lateral movement motor 43.
- the left end of the ball screw shaft 42 is rotatably supported by a bearing 45.
- the lateral movement motor 43 and the bearing 45 are fixed to the mounting plate 11.
- a slider 46 that slides along the guide rail 21 and a nut 47 are provided on the back surface of the lateral movement table 44. The nut 47 is screwed into the ball screw shaft 42, and the rotation of the ball screw shaft 42 is converted into a linear motion and transmitted to the lateral movement table 44.
- the elevating mechanism 41 includes a pair of left and right guide rails 50, a ball screw shaft 51, an elevating motor 52, an elevating table 53, and the like.
- the guide rail 50 is provided on the front surface of the lateral movement table 44. These guide rails 50 extend in the vertical direction so as to be parallel to each other.
- the ball screw shaft 51 is provided between the guide rails 50 so as to be parallel to these, and extends in the vertical direction.
- the raising / lowering motor 52 rotates the ball screw shaft 51.
- the elevating table 53 is raised and lowered along the guide rail 50 as the ball screw shaft 51 rotates.
- the lower end of the ball screw shaft 51 is connected to the output shaft of the lifting / lowering motor 52.
- the upper end of the ball screw shaft 51 is rotatably supported by a bearing 54.
- the lifting motor 52 and the bearing 54 are fixed to the lateral movement table 44.
- a slider 55 that slides along the guide rail 50 and a nut 56 are provided on the back surface of the lifting table 53.
- the nut 56 is screwed into the ball screw shaft 51, and the rotation of the ball screw shaft 51 is converted into a linear motion and transmitted to the lifting table 53.
- the guide rail 21 is commonly used for both the lateral movement table 24 of the first transport device A1 and the lateral movement table 44 of the second transport device A2.
- Such a lateral movement table 44 of the second transfer device A2 is reciprocally moved below the third and fourth chambers 10C and 10D in the first chamber 10A when the lateral movement motor 43 is driven. .
- the elevating table 53 is raised by driving the elevating drive motor 52.
- the elevating table 53 is raised and stopped in the fourth chamber 10D, the attachment / detachment of the lens 6 to / from the second lens holding device B2 and the imaging and image processing of the lens 6 by the second image processing device C2 are performed. Done.
- the elevating table 53 is raised and passes through and below the third chamber 10C, the lens height is measured by the height measuring device F, the lens 6 is marked by the printing device D, and the UV curing device.
- the ink is cured by E.
- the reason for using the first and second transport devices A1 and A2, the first and second lens holding devices B1 and B2, and the first and second image processing devices C1 and C2 is to speed up the marking process. It is for aiming at. That is, in the marking device 1 according to this embodiment, while the first operation is performed on the one lens conveyance device, the lens holding device, and the image processing device side, the other conveyance device, the lens holding device, and the image processing device. A second operation can be performed on the side.
- the first work is loading / unloading of the lens 6, imaging, and image processing.
- the second operation is marking on the lens 6, measuring the height of the lens, curing the ink, imaging, and image processing.
- the first lens holding device B1 includes a horizontal lens table 60 provided on the upper front surface of the lifting table 33 of the first transport device A1, and a pair of left and right lens holding tables installed on the lens table 60. 61.
- the lens table 60 is all matte black for the image processing to be reflected in the camera.
- a pair of left and right lens holding bases 61 are provided with a right eye lens (6R) on the left side and a left eye lens 6 (L) on the right side in FIG. Connected to the device.
- a vacuum pad (not shown) is disposed on the upper surfaces of these lens holding bases 61.
- the vacuum generator has a vacuum source (vacuum tank or ejector) and a remote control valve that switches between a vacuum state and a vacuum break state. The remote control valve is switched and controlled by a drive signal from the control device G.
- the lens 6 is supplied to the lens holding base 61 in a state where the lateral movement table 24 of the first transfer device A1 is stopped directly below the second chamber 10B. That is, first, an operator grasps the lens 6, carries it into the housing 2 through the insertion port 7 ⁇ / b> A, and places it on the lens holding base 61. At this time, the optical surface of the lens 6 is positioned upward, and the geometric center of the lens 6 is made to coincide with the center of the lens holder 61. The optical surface is a printing surface on which marking is performed. Next, the vacuum generator is evacuated from the lens holding table 61, whereby the lens 6 is sucked and held on the lens holding table 61. The step of supplying the lens 6 to the lens holding base 61 is completed when the lens 6 is sucked and held on the lens holding base 61.
- the second lens holding device B2 has the same configuration as the first lens holding device B1. That is, the second lens holding device B2 includes a horizontal lens table 70 provided on the front upper portion of the lifting table 53 of the second transport device A2, and a pair of left and right lenses installed on the lens table 70. And a holding stand 71.
- the lens table 70 has a matte black color for all of the camera reflection portions for image processing.
- the lens holding base 71 located on the left side in FIG. 1 is provided with a right eye lens (6R) to be mounted on the spectacle frame.
- the lens holding base 71 located on the right side is provided with the lens 6 (L) for the left eye.
- Each of these lens holding bases 71 is connected to a vacuum generator (not shown).
- a vacuum pad (not shown) is disposed on the upper surface of the lens holding base 71.
- the vacuum generator has a vacuum source (vacuum tank or ejector) and a remote control valve that switches between a vacuum state and a vacuum break state.
- the vacuum source may be provided separately for the first and second lens holding devices B1 and B2, or may be shared.
- the supply of the lens 6 to the lens holding base 71 is performed in a state where the lateral movement table 44 of the second transfer device A2 is stopped directly below the fourth chamber 10D. That is, first, an operator grasps the lens 6, carries it into the housing 2 through the insertion port 7 ⁇ / b> B, and places it on the lens holding base 71. At this time, the optical surface of the lens 6 is positioned upward, and the geometric center of the lens 6 is made to coincide with the center of the lens holding base 71. The optical surface is a printing surface on which marking is performed. Thereafter, the lens holding base 71 is evacuated by a vacuum generator, and the lens 6 is attracted to the lens holding base 71, whereby the process of supplying the lens 6 to the lens holding base 71 is completed.
- the first image processing device C1 captures and processes the images of the lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L) held in the first lens holding device B1.
- the first image processing device C1 includes an imaging means (CCD camera) 80, an illumination device (LED) 81, an imaging device monitor 82, and a controller 83.
- the imaging means 80 is for imaging the lens 6.
- the illumination device 81 is for illuminating the lens 6.
- the imaging device monitor 82 is installed on the housing 2.
- the controller 83 controls the operations of the imaging unit 80, the illumination device 81, and the monitor 82, and performs image processing.
- the controller 83 has the following four functions.
- the first function is an imaging display function for displaying a lens image taken by the CCD camera 80 on the monitor 82.
- the second function is that, based on the lens image being taken, the printing reference on the lens 6 (a hidden mark or a mark attached thereto in the case of a progressive-power lens, or a segment in the case of a bifocal lens) Is a print reference detection function for detecting image corners or mark points added thereto by image processing. In addition, it is preferable to mark the hidden marks and the segment corners in advance with ink that can be easily wiped off. This is because the position can be easily specified.
- the third function is a holding position check function for checking whether or not alignment is performed accurately.
- the fourth function is a print check function for checking the print result.
- the holding position check function determines whether the positions and orientations of the lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L) are correct with respect to the left and right lens holding bases 61, and the printed lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L). This is a function for confirming whether or not there is a deviation from the holding position.
- the holding position check function includes, for example, the following five functions.
- a first function is a screen in which a mark (positioning mark) indicating a target position for alignment of a printing reference point of a lens and an allowable range (hereinafter, a printing reference point determination area) is superimposed on a lens image. This is a positioning mark display function to be displayed above.
- the second function is a lens position determination function that determines whether the print reference point of the lens is located in the print reference point determination region.
- the third function is a lens position final determination function that determines whether all determination results are normal.
- the fourth function is an interlock control function that prevents the process from proceeding to the next process when the determination result by the lens position final determination function is not OK.
- the fifth function is a lens position check result display function for displaying these determination results on the monitor.
- the print check function clearly prints whether the layout mark is printed at the correct position and orientation with respect to the lens 6, whether there is a mistake in the layout mark, whether the print is printed as set in advance. It is a function to check whether or not.
- the print check function includes the following seven functions, for example. (1)
- the first function is a lens position deviation determination function that determines whether the position of the lens is not shifted after printing based on whether the print reference point is located in the print reference point determination area.
- the second function is a mark position determination area display function for displaying the allowable area (hereinafter referred to as the mark position determination area) on the lens image and displaying it on the screen in order to determine the position of the layout mark. is there.
- the third function is a mark position determination function for determining whether or not the printed layout mark is located in the mark position determination area.
- a fourth function is a mark content determination function that compares a designed layout mark with a printed layout mark by pattern matching and determines whether the mark is correct.
- the fifth function is a mark printing final determination function for determining whether all determination results are normal.
- the sixth function is a function that prevents the lens from being removed when the determination result by the mark printing final determination function is not OK. However, the lens can be removed by the operator confirming it and disabling this function.
- the seventh function is a print check result display function for displaying these determination results on the monitor.
- the mark position determination may be performed partially. For example, only a line near the print reference point, for example, an end of the horizontal line on the print reference point side may be evaluated.
- mark content determination for determining whether or not the mark is correct may be partially performed. For example, only the left and right display and the lens type identification display may be evaluated.
- the height position (imaging position S2) of the upper surface of the lens table 60 with respect to the CCD camera 80 is set so that the captured image is displayed with a predetermined size. Then, alignment marks and determination areas are set in accordance with predetermined dimensions of the captured image.
- the imaging position S2 can be set by adjusting the height position of the lens table 60 so that the print reference points in the imaging position image are a predetermined distance. Note that, instead of adjusting the height position of the table 60, the magnification of the image may be adjusted, or the magnification of the mark or the determination area may be adjusted.
- One CCD camera 80 may be provided for each of the left and right lenses.
- the second image processing device C2 is disposed in the fourth chamber 10D, images the lens 6 held in the second lens holding device B2, and performs image processing on the first image processing device C1. Is different. However, the configuration of the second image processing device C2 is exactly the same as that of the first image processing device C1. For this reason, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- the printing apparatus D is disposed in the center of the third chamber 10C.
- the printing apparatus D is an inkjet printer, and includes a print head 85, an ink supply unit 86, a printing apparatus monitor 87, a driver 88 (FIG. 4), a controller 89, a control apparatus G, and a printing control computer H. Interface.
- a line head having a width that covers the diameter of the lens 6 is used as the print head 85.
- a print head having a function of finely adjusting the height according to the marking conditions may be used.
- the ink supply unit 86 is a device for supplying UV curable ink to the print head, and includes an ink bottle, a supply tube, an ink replenishing unit, and a pressurized ink forcible supply unit. Ink in the ink bottle is constantly stirred by a magnetic stirrer to suppress sedimentation.
- the UV curing device E cures the ink applied to the lens 6 by the printing device D.
- the UV curing device E includes a UV light source unit (not shown) and a UV irradiation unit, and is disposed on one side of the printing device D.
- the UV light source unit includes a UV light source and a lighting circuit.
- the control device G controls the turning on and off of the UV light source.
- the UV irradiation unit includes a light guide unit 90 and a UV irradiation unit 91.
- the light guide unit 90 includes an optical fiber bundle that guides light from the UV light source to the UV irradiation unit 91.
- the UV irradiation unit 91 irradiates the printing surface of the lens 6 with the light guided by the light guide unit 90.
- the UV irradiation section 91 is arranged in a line in the front-rear direction of the third chamber 10C with the ends of the optical fiber bundles of the light guide section 90 aligned and facing downward.
- the UV irradiation unit 91 irradiates the UV light toward the lens 6 in a band shape having a width wider than the diameter of the lens 6. Since the UV irradiation unit 91 includes the light guide unit 90, it is possible to prevent the UV light source unit from being affected by heat generation of the light source in the UV light source unit and air flow by the cooling fan.
- the height measuring device F measures the height of the center of the upper surface of the lens 6.
- the height measuring device F has a pair of left and right height gauges 94A and 94B, and is disposed on the opposite side of the UV curing device E with the printing device D in between.
- Extendable measuring elements 95 are provided at the lower ends of the height gauges 94A and 94B, respectively.
- the height gauges 94A and 94B measure the height of the lens 6 based on the amount of movement when the probe 95 is pushed up by the lens 6 and moves upward.
- the measurement data is sent to the control unit G.
- the distance between the height gauges 94A and 94B is equal to the distance between the left and right lens holders 61 (71).
- a pair of height gauges for measuring the height of the edge side of the lens 6 may be provided on both sides of the height gauges 94A and 94B.
- a contact-type measuring instrument for example, a laser displacement meter
- a non-contact type measuring instrument for example, a laser displacement meter
- FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram showing a part of a spectacle lens supply system including a marking device.
- the spectacle lens supply system is a system that manufactures spectacle lenses in response to online spectacle lens orders from an ordering source.
- an ordering terminal 96 is a terminal installed at an ordering source, and is connected to a lens manufacturer's factory, which is a lens manufacturer, via a communication line 98.
- a lens manufacturer's factory which is a lens manufacturer
- a communication line 98 for example, a public communication line, a dedicated line, the Internet or the like can be used, and a relay station may be provided in the middle.
- the order terminal 96 is a computer as an online ordering terminal having communication means for connecting to the factory side via the communication line 98 and capable of transmitting and receiving information necessary for ordering a lens.
- the order terminal 96 is connected to a frame shape measuring device 62 that measures the shape of the spectacle frame (the inner peripheral shape of the rim frame and the outer peripheral shape of the lens that becomes a target lens shape).
- the order terminal 96 can receive data from the frame shape measuring device 62.
- a factory server 97 and the lens marking device 1 are provided on the factory side as a manufacturer.
- the factory server 97 is a computer that performs a process of receiving an order from the order terminal 96 and a process of creating data necessary for manufacturing the lens based on the content of the received order, and stores the data.
- the factory server 97 includes a processing unit 102 and a storage unit 103.
- the processing unit 102 has an order processing function 102a, a design data creation processing function 102b, and a machining data creation processing function 102c.
- the order processing function 102a is a function for receiving an order from the order terminal 96 and storing it as order data 103a.
- the design data creation processing function 102b is a function that calculates the shape of the spectacle lens based on the order data 103a and stores it as design data 104b.
- the machining data creation processing function 102c is a function for creating device control data and machining conditions in various manufacturing processes based on the order data 103a and design data 104b and storing them as machining data 104c.
- the storage unit 103 stores the order data 103a, design data 104b, and processing data 104c, and also stores lens information 104d, frame information, and the like necessary for processing in the processing unit 102.
- the lens information 104d includes layout mark information and its layout mark image data.
- the order data includes, for example, spectacle lens information, spectacle frame information, prescription values, layout information, and the like.
- Information on eyeglass lenses includes lens material, refractive index, optical design types on the front and rear surfaces of the lens, lens outer diameter, lens center thickness, edge thickness, eccentricity, base curve, progressive zone length, inset amount, and beveling type. , Dyeing color, coating type, etc.
- the spectacle frame information includes a product identification name, a frame size, a material, a frame curve, a bead shape, a frame shape measured by a frame tracer, a lens shape, and the like.
- Prescription values include spherical power, astigmatism power, astigmatism axis, prescription prism, and addition power.
- the layout information includes interpupillary distance, near pupil distance, eye point position, and the like.
- the control device G controls the marking device 1 as a whole.
- the printing control computer H includes a processing unit 100 and a storage unit 101, and is connected to the control device G and to the factory server 97 via a network. This print control computer H performs data transmission / reception with the factory server 97, creation of print data, transmission of the created print data to the control device G, control of the control device G, data transmission / reception, and the like.
- the processing unit 100 includes a lens type identification processing unit 100a, a printing surface identification processing unit 100b, a print data creation processing unit 100c, and a print data transmission processing unit 100d.
- the lens type identification processing unit 100a has a function of identifying the type of lens.
- the printing surface identification processing unit 100b has a function of identifying the surface state of the printing surface.
- the print data creation processing unit 100c has a function of determining printing conditions based on the identification result of the printing surface identification processing unit 100b and creating print data based on the layout mark and the set printing conditions. Yes.
- the print data transmission processing unit 100d has a function of transmitting the print data.
- the storage unit 101 includes an order data storage unit 101a, a lens information storage unit 101b, a layout mark storage unit 101c, and a printing condition data storage unit 101d.
- the order data storage unit 101 a has a function of storing order data sent from the order terminal 96.
- the lens information storage unit 101b has a function of storing lens information.
- the layout mark storage unit 101c has a function of storing layout marks.
- the printing condition data storage unit 101d has a function of storing printing condition data.
- the CCD camera 80, the UV irradiation unit 91, and the print head 85 have heights from the upper surface (horizontal reference surface H) of the base 8 set to Hi, Hc, and Hp, respectively.
- the height gauges 94A and 94B the height of the lower end of the measuring element 95 at the time of non-measurement is set to Hm.
- the print head 85 is disposed at a position lower than the probe 95, and the UV irradiation unit 91 is disposed at a lower position (Hm> Hp> Hc).
- the UV irradiation unit 91 When the UV irradiation unit 91 is arranged at a low position in this way, the light emitted from the irradiation unit 91 does not strike the print head 85, so that the ink adhering to the head can be prevented from solidifying.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart of the lens printing process. 1. Origin adjustment The origin adjustment of the lifting motor 32 and the zero adjustment of the measured values of the height gauges 94A and 94B are performed (step S1).
- Zero adjustment at the time of measuring the lens height with the height gauges 94A and 94B is performed by first adsorbing a reference plate 200 having a known thickness (for example, 2 mm) by a lens holding base 61 (71) as shown in FIG. Hold. Then, the lens table 60 (70) is raised to the height measurement position S1 (FIG. 1).
- the height measurement position S1 is a predetermined height measurement height Tm at which the upper surface of the reference flat plate 200 from the horizontal reference surface H is within the measurement range of the height gauges 94A and 94B, directly below the height measuring device F. At this time, the measurement values by the height gauges 94A and 94B are adjusted to zero. This zero adjustment is performed for each of the height gauges 94A and 94B.
- the height of the lens table 60 when the upper surface of the lens table 60 coincides with the upper surface (horizontal reference surface) of the base 8 is set as the height origin of the lens table 60.
- the rotational position (the number of rotations and the rotational angle) of the lifting motor 32 when the lens table 60 is at the height origin is set as the rotational position origin of the lifting motor 32.
- the origin adjustment need not be performed every time, and may be performed at appropriate intervals. 5
- the height from the upper surface of the lens table 60 (70) to the upper end of the right-eye lens holding base 61 (71) is Br
- the height from the upper end of the left-eye lens holding base 61 (71) is high. This is B1.
- the height from the upper surface of the lens table 60 (70) to the center of the upper surface of the lens 6 (R) is XR
- the height from the upper surface of the lens 6 (L) to the center of the upper surface is XL
- the height of the lens 6 (R) from the reference flat plate 200 is Mr
- the height of the lens 6 (L) is Ml.
- the height from the upper end of the right-eye lens holding base 61 (71) to the center of the upper surface of the lens 6 (R) is defined as MR.
- ML be the height from the upper end of the lens holding base 61 (71) for the left eye to the center of the upper surface of the lens 6 (L).
- the heights XR and XL see FIGS.
- Lens preparation A lens is prepared by the following procedure (step S2). (1) Prepare a pair of left and right lenses (an uncut lens or a semi-finish and a lens) to be printed according to the manufacturing instructions. Only one of the left and right or two of the left and right may be prepared. (2) In the case of a progressive-power lens, a mark is placed at the hidden mark. (3) Place the lens 6 on a tray and attach a manufacturing instruction. (4) Send the tray to the printing process.
- Print data generation Print data is generated (step S4).
- the generation of print data is performed according to the procedure of steps S20 to S25 shown in FIG. (1)
- the print control computer H identifies the lens type based on the acquired lens information (step S20).
- the printing control computer H determines the printing surface state (wetting property, fixing property, curve, etc.) by the printing surface state determination processing program (step S21).
- the wettability and fixability may be specified from the presence or absence of coating on the printing surface and the type of coating.
- a layout mark to be printed is acquired (step S22).
- the printing condition setting program determines the printing conditions according to the determined state of the printing surface. Specifically, a printing condition table as shown in Table 1 is prepared in advance, and based on this, printing conditions (line width, liquid amount per dot, dot interval, conveyance speed, printing surface and printer) The head interval is determined (step S23).
- the printing condition table shown in Table 1 represents printing conditions corresponding to the surface state of the convex surface of the lens.
- the surface state varies depending on the presence or absence of coating and the type of coating.
- the surface state where the coating is not applied is described as the base material.
- the types of coating shown in Table 1 are a hard coating, an AR coating, and two types of antifouling coatings.
- the base material is a lens that is polished in a factory.
- the mark printed on the base material is a mark necessary for confirmation of a block reference, a layout reference of optical measurement points, and a lens type in performing polishing. This mark is removed by wiping with an organic solvent after the polishing process is completed. For this reason, the following three items are required when printing a mark on a substrate.
- the first requirement is that the layout reference point is easily visible.
- the second requirement is easy removal.
- the third requirement is that no mark trace (ghost) remains on the substrate after removal.
- the following two printing conditions are set as printing conditions for printing the mark on the substrate in order to satisfy the above-described requirements.
- the first printing condition is to narrow the line width constituting the mark and improve the ghost and removal performance.
- the second printing condition reduces the amount of ink dripped in a lens shape and improves ghost and removal performance.
- ghost countermeasures greatly affect lens quality.
- the UV curable ink can be wiped off with a non-toxic organic solvent (ethyl alcohol), the working environment can be easily kept good. That is, when acetone (toxic organic solvent) is used to remove the mark, an exhaust facility for acetone is required. Moreover, when using acetone, it is necessary for an operator to wear a mask and not to touch it directly by hand. In addition, in this case, the worker must receive a special health checkup.
- the plastic lens materials that form the substrate include the following 1-7.
- Polycarbonate 2. 2. Diethylene glycol bisallyl carbonate homopolymer; 3. a copolymer comprising diethylene glycol bisallyl carbonate and one or more other monomers as monomer components; 4. polyurethane system, 5. Polythiourethane type, 6. Polyurethane urea system, Epithio or the like.
- the hard coating is a hard coat film provided on a plastic lens substrate.
- hard coat films There are the following two types of hard coat films.
- R 11 and R 12 are each independently an alkyl group having 1 to 8 carbon atoms, an alkenyl group having 2 to 8 carbon atoms, an aryl group having 6 to 8 carbon atoms, or an acyl group having 1 to 8 carbon atoms.
- An organic group selected from a group, a halogen group, a glycidoxy group, an epoxy group, an amino group, a phenyl group, a mercapto group, a methacryloxy group, and a cyano group.
- R 13 represents an organic group selected from an alkyl group having 1 to 8 carbon atoms, an acyl group having 1 to 8 carbon atoms, and a phenyl group having 6 to 8 carbon atoms, and a and b are each independently 0 or It is an integer of 1.
- the ink adhesion state at the time of marking is not a dot-like state but a spread state.
- an appropriate amount of ink is set to be slightly larger than that of the substrate, and is set to be smaller than that of an antifouling coating described later.
- the line width is formed to be larger than the line width of the base material so as to be easily recognized.
- the AR coating is an antireflection film (deposited film) provided on the plastic lens substrate.
- the antireflection film is formed of ZrO 2 , SiO 2 , TiO 2 , Ta 2 O 5 , Y 2 O 3 , MgF 2 , Al 2 O 3 or the like provided to reduce reflection on the surface of an optical substrate such as a lens.
- Examples of the antireflection film include the following A and B.
- Antireflection coat A It is a multilayer antireflection film which is an oxide coating layer composed of zirconium oxide (high refractive index layer) and silicon dioxide (low refractive index layer).
- Antireflection coat B It is a multilayer antireflection film comprising a low refractive index layer composed of a SiO 2 layer and a composite high refractive index layer of zirconium oxide, tantalum oxide and yttrium oxide.
- the antifouling coating means a coating film having water repellency.
- This type of film there are the following two films.
- An antifouling coning film in which a water repellent cured film made of a fluorine-based water repellent material is formed on the outermost layer of an antireflection film.
- Anti-fouling of the water-repellent functional film is formed as a hybrid layer by adding a modified silicone oil or organic substance having a water-repellent function to the film layer constituting the anti-reflective film as a hybrid layer. Corning film.
- Antifouling coating has lower ink wettability (large contact angle of ink) than base materials and hard coatings, so that ink adheres to the lens so as to form a dot shape. Even with the same antifouling coating, this tendency becomes more pronounced as the water repellency is higher.
- the amount of ink droplets must be increased in order to obtain the same visibility as when printing on a substrate or hard coating film. If the amount of ink droplets is excessively increased, dots that are close together are connected, and a phenomenon that the appearance performance is deteriorated occurs.
- the line line width which comprises a mark needs to be comprised thickly, and visibility must be made high.
- the wettability with respect to ink means the water repellency of the lens surface.
- a small contact angle indicates a state where ink spreads on the lens surface, and a large contact angle indicates a state where ink adheres in a dot shape.
- the ink fixability is the adhesion of the ink to the lens surface.
- the higher the adhesion the more difficult the ink is wiped off.
- the higher the lens adhesion the easier it is for the mark to remain after the mark is removed.
- a lens with high ink adhesion is susceptible to chemical damage to the lens surface.
- the line width represents the thickness of the line expressing the mark.
- the mark on the substrate is used until the mark is removed after the polishing process in the factory is completed. For this reason, the line width of the mark printed on the base material is formed to be thin in order to improve the removability.
- the line width is formed thick in order to ensure mark quality and visibility for shipment.
- image data of a plurality of types of layout marks having different line widths is formed and necessary ones are selected from these image data.
- the amount of liquid per dot means the number of ink particles constituting one dot of the mark.
- the number of ink droplets when printing on a substrate or a hard coating lens is set to be relatively small because the wettability is high and the ink spreads.
- the number of ink droplets when printing on the antifouling coating lens is increased because the ink adheres in dots.
- the resolution in the head width direction is the resolution in the direction orthogonal to the printing direction of the inkjet printer. This resolution is determined based on the nozzle pitch of the print head.
- the nozzle pitch is an interval between a large number of nozzles arranged in a direction orthogonal to the printing direction. By performing printing using, for example, every other nozzle among these many nozzles, the resolution is halved without replacing the print head. It is desirable to change the resolution in the head width direction according to the surface state of the lens.
- the resolution in the transport direction is the resolution in the printing direction of the inkjet printer. This resolution is controlled by changing the frequency at which ink is dropped from the print head and the moving speed (conveying speed) of the print head.
- this resolution is constant, marking can be performed quickly by reducing the number of ink particles ejected to the same adhesion point.
- the resolution is set low.
- the antifouling coating lens surface is printed with high resolution.
- FIGS. 15A to 15D The shape of the dots formed by the ink particles adhering to the lens surface changes corresponding to the printing conditions as shown in FIGS. 15A to 15D.
- reference numeral 201 denotes dots formed by ink particles adhering to the lens.
- FIG. 15A a part of the line printed on the substrate is drawn enlarged.
- the target of printing is a base material
- a line is formed with a small amount of ink, and the line width is narrowed (dots are reduced).
- this marking method it is possible to prevent a trace (ghost) from remaining after the mark is removed, and to improve the mark removability.
- FIG. 15B shows an enlarged part of a line printed on the hard coating. Since hard coating has high wettability (small contact angle), a line is formed with a small amount of ink. The line width is formed thicker than the line width of the substrate (increases the dots). By adopting such a marking method, the visibility of the mark (mark quality) can be improved, and the mark removability can be improved so that no trace remains after the mark is removed.
- FIG. 15C and FIG. 15D show an enlarged part of a line printed on the antifouling coating. Since the antifouling coating has low ink wettability (large contact angle), dots are formed with a larger amount of ink than when printing on a substrate or hard coating. The line width is formed thicker (increasing dots) than when printing on a substrate or hard coating. By adopting such a marking method, visibility (mark quality) is improved.
- the line width of the line shown in FIG. 15D is the same as the line shown in FIG. 15C. Further, the line shown in FIG. 15D is printed so that the amount of ink is relatively smaller than the case where the line shown in FIG. 15C is printed. By printing the lines as shown in FIG. 15D, the lines appear to be relatively thin. That is, when printing on the antifouling coating, the visibility and quality of the mark can be improved by increasing the diameter of the dots as much as possible within a range where the inks of the dots do not contact each other.
- the print control computer H generates print data after determining print conditions using Table 1 (step S24).
- the print data generation program generates print data to be sent to the control device G based on the determined printing conditions and the corresponding layout mark image.
- the print data includes information such as a print image, a liquid amount, a conveyance speed, a line width, and a discharge nozzle.
- the printing conditions may be set so that printing or printing and UV curing are repeated. In this case, the number of repetitions may be included in the print data. Thereby, even when printing on a coating having high water and oil repellency, it is possible to print clearly.
- the generated print data is sent from the print control computer H to the control device G (step S25).
- Data necessary for the first image processing apparatus C1 is sent to the controller 83 of the first image processing apparatus C1. Further, the print conveyance speed data is transmitted to the control device G.
- curing condition data is generated.
- the computer H for printing control generates curing condition data (such as a distance between the lens and the UV irradiation unit, a feeding speed, a UV light source lighting condition) based on the printing conditions.
- the generated curing condition data is sent to the control device G.
- the marking device 1 according to this embodiment can print a layout mark on a light control lens that has been surface-treated with a dye having a light control function. When this type of lens is subjected to a strong UV curing process, the dimming function of the lens is impaired. For this reason, the curing conditions are set based on conditions for maintaining the function of the light control lens.
- the marking device 1 according to this embodiment can print a layout mark on any type of lens.
- Lens Set The lens 6 is attached to the first lens holding device B1 by the following procedure (step S6).
- the first image processing apparatus C1 determines the lens type (progressive power lens or bifocal lens). The first image processing device C1 then displays the positioning mark display data corresponding to the lens type, the setting of the lens position determination area, the creation of the display data, the setting of the print result determination area, and the display data. It is created and stored in the controller 83.
- the CCD camera 80 and the illumination device 81 are turned on while the lens table 60 is waiting at the imaging position S2.
- An image of the lens table 60 is displayed on the monitor 82, and a positioning mark, a lens position determination area, and a lens type are displayed on the image.
- the operator designates on the touch panel 4 whether the lens 6 to be printed is a pair, only the right lens (one or two), or only the left lens (one or two). It may be automatically set when lens information is acquired.
- the operator places the lens 6 on the lens holding base 61.
- the controller 83 determines in real time whether or not a print reference point exists in the determination area, and displays “normal” if it exists, “abnormal” if it does not exist.
- the operation to the next step is not accepted until all the determinations are “normal”.
- the operator adjusts the position of the lens 6 until all the printing reference points are determined to be within the determination region.
- the vacuum suction device is activated to cause the lens 6 to be sucked and held on the lens holding base 61.
- Lens height measurement (1) The heights of the lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L) are measured (step S7).
- the lens table 60 moves downward to a height at which the UV irradiation unit 91 does not interfere with the horizontal movement, and then moves horizontally to move below the height measurement position S1. Then, the lens table 60 is raised to the height Tm during height measurement.
- the center of the upper surface of the lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L) comes into contact with the measuring element 95 of the height gauges 94A and 94B to push them up.
- the upward movement amount is measured as the heights MR and ML (FIG. 5) of the lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L), and is transmitted to the control device G.
- the control device G creates movement control data for the lens table 60 (control data for the lateral movement motor 23 and the lifting motor 32) based on the measurement result by the height measurement device F and the print data.
- Printing Step A layout mark is printed on the lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L) by the printing apparatus D according to the following procedure (step S8).
- step S8 the lens table 60 is lowered by a required height, and then moved below the printing apparatus D to be raised by a predetermined amount. Stopping at the position S3, the distance between the upper surface of the lens 6 (R) and the print head 85 is set to Dp (see FIGS. 8B and 8C).
- the height of the upper surface of the lens table 60 at the printing position S3 is:
- the position of Hp-Dp-XR is The position of Hp-Dp-XL is when printing the left lens.
- the print head 85 ejects ink and prints a layout mark on the lens 6 (R).
- the lateral movement speed of the lens table 60 during printing of the lens 6 (R) follows the print data.
- the lens table 60 moves horizontally or slightly descends to position the lens 6 (L) below the print head 85, and the upper surface of the lens 6 (L).
- the center height rises to a height that is lower than the print head 85 by Dp (see FIG. 8C) and stops. This height position is the printing position S3 of the lens 6 (L).
- the print head 85 discharges ink and prints a layout mark on the lens 6 (L).
- the lateral movement speed of the lens table 60 during printing of the lens 6 (L) is in accordance with the print data.
- Step S9 The ink printed on the lens 6 is cured by the UV curing device E (step S9).
- the lens table 60 is lowered downward by a required height, and then the center of the upper surface of the lens 6 (R), the UV irradiation unit 91, and the like.
- the curing position S4 is below the UV curing device E, and the UV irradiation unit 91 irradiates the lenses 6 (R) and 6 (L) with UV, and UV cures the ink applied to the lenses.
- the speed at which the lens table 60 passes through the curing position S4 follows the curing condition data.
- the upper surface height of the lens table 60 at the curing position S4 is:
- the position of Hc-Dc-XR is The position of Hc-Dc-XL is when printing the left lens.
- step S10 Print result check process The result of printing the layout mark is checked by the following procedure (step S10). (1) After the curing process is completed, the lens table 60 moves horizontally below the first image processing apparatus C1. Then, it rises and stops below the imaging position S2 (FIG. 8 (d)).
- the positional relationship between the CCD camera 80 and the lens table 60 at the imaging position S2 is on a vertical line passing through the center of the left and right lens installation reference positions (the respective center positions of the left and right lens holding bases 61) of the lens table 60.
- the CCD camera 80 is located, and the imaging area of the CCD camera 80 has a predetermined size (for example, the CCD camera 80 and the lens table 60 so that the center (150 mm) between the left and right lens holders 61 is 1100 pixels).
- the distance Di (FIG. 8D) is set.
- the height of the lens table 60 at this time is the position of Hi-Di.
- the height of the lens table 60 at the time of imaging is UV irradiation. It is preferable to set it above the height position of the unit 91 because light from the UV irradiation unit 91 does not enter the imaging position.
- the CCD camera 80 and the illumination device 81 are turned on, the lens 6 set on the lens table 60 is imaged, and the image is displayed on the monitor 82.
- the monitor 82 displays a positioning mark, a lens position determination area, a lens type, a mark position determination area, and a mark content determination area on the video.
- the controller 83 determines whether or not a printing reference point exists in the lens position determination area and whether or not a mark exists in the mark position determination area, and displays the determination result on the monitor 82. Further, the mark displayed in the mark content determination area and the design mark are compared by pattern matching to determine whether or not printing is performed and whether the content is correct, and the determination result is displayed on the monitor 82.
- the control device G operates the valve of the vacuum suction device to break the vacuum of the lens holding base 61 and release the suction holding state of the lens 6.
- the operator removes the lens 6 from the marking device 1, puts it on the tray, and sends it to the next process (step 11).
- FIGS. 9A to 9D are diagrams showing an operation flow of the second transport device A2. Since the operation flow of the second transfer device A2 is exactly the same as the operation flow of the first transfer device A1, the description thereof is omitted. The difference is that the lens 6 transported by the second transport device A2 is a lens different from the lens 6 transported by the first transport device A1, and the heights thereof are R ′ and XL ′. Is a point.
- the marking device 1 since the marking device 1 according to this embodiment is configured to repeatedly perform the two types of marking processing alternately and continuously, the marking processing can be performed efficiently and productivity can be improved. it can.
- the printing apparatus D, the UV curing apparatus E, and the height measuring apparatus F are shared, the number of parts can be reduced, and the apparatus can be simplified and inexpensive.
- the marking device capable of alternately repeating the two types of marking processes as described above is expressed as follows in the form of the claims.
- a lens holding device for holding the spectacle lens;
- a conveying device for moving the lens holding device in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction;
- An image processing device that images and processes the eyeglass lens;
- a height measuring device for measuring the height of the spectacle lens;
- a printing apparatus comprising an inkjet printer for printing a layout mark on the spectacle lens;
- a UV curing device that cures the ink printed on the spectacle lens, and the lens holding device includes first and second lens holding devices capable of holding a pair of spectacle lenses
- the image processing apparatus includes first and second image processing apparatuses,
- the conveyance device holds the first lens holding device so as to be movable up and down, and reciprocates between the first image processing device, the height measurement device, the printing device, and the UV curing device.
- a second conveying device that holds the second lens holding device up and down and moves back and forth between the second image processing device, the
- the spectacle lens held by the first lens holding device is used as the first image processing device, the height measuring device, the printing device, and the UV curing device.
- the first marking processing form and the second marking processing form by the second image processing device, the height measuring device, the printing device and the UV curing device are adopted for the spectacle lens held by the second lens holding device.
- the device can be simplified.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a display screen at the time of alignment of the first image processing apparatus C1 in the case of the progressive addition lens 110.
- 120A is a right lens ear side vertical positioning line
- 120B is a right lens nose side vertical positioning line
- 121A is a right lens ear side determination area
- 121B is a right lens nose side determination area
- 122 is a printing reference point image
- 123A is a left lens ear side vertical positioning line
- 123B is a left lens nose side vertical positioning line
- 124A is a left lens ear side determination area
- 124B is a left lens nose side determination area.
- the print reference point image 122 is located in the right lens ear side determination region 121A and the right lens nose side determination region 121B, respectively.
- the print reference point image 122 is positioned outside the left lens nose side determination region 124A, and the left lens ear side determination region 124B is positioned in that region. For this reason, the determination result is displayed as abnormal.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a display screen when checking the printing result of the first image processing apparatus C1 in the case of the progressive-power lens 110 similarly.
- the same display marks as those shown in FIG. 16 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- Reference numeral 130 denotes a layout image
- 131 denotes a mark position determination area.
- the layout images 130 are located in the mark position determination areas 131 on the ear side and the nose side, respectively. For this reason, the right lens 110 (R) is determined to be normal.
- the lens 110 (L) the layout images 130 are located outside the mark position determination areas 131 on the ear side and the nose side, respectively. For this reason, the lens 110 (L) is determined to be abnormal.
- the layout mark is printed on the progressive-power lens 110 shown in FIG. 16 as the lens.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and the layout mark is also applied to the bifocal lens shown in FIG. Can be printed.
- 150 is a bifocal lens
- 151 is a segment
- 152 is a distance portion vertical reference line
- 153 is a distance portion horizontal reference line
- 155 is a distance portion optical center.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a display screen when the image processing apparatus C is aligned in the case of the bifocal lens 150.
- 160 is a printing reference area
- 161A and 161B are vertical positioning lines on the ear side and nose side of the right lens
- 162A and 162B are vertical positioning lines on the ear side and nose side of the left lens
- 163 and 164 are positions of the right lens and the left lens.
- a horizontal positioning line, 165 is a mark position determination area
- 166 is a layout mark image.
- the lens 150 (R) In the lens 150 (R), the corners on the nose side and the ear side of the segment 151 are respectively located in the print reference area 160. For this reason, the lens 150 (R) is determined to be normal. On the other hand, in the lens 150 (L), the nose side corner of the segment 151 is located within the print reference area 160 and the ear side corner is located outside the print reference area 160. For this reason, the lens 150 (L) is determined to be abnormal.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a display screen when checking the printing result of the first image processing apparatus C1 in the case of the bifocal lens 150.
- the layout mark image 166 is located in the mark position determination area 165 on the nose side and the ear side, respectively. For this reason, the lens 150 (R) is determined to be normal.
- the layout mark image 166 is positioned in the nose side mark position determination area 165, and the ear side mark position determination area 165 is positioned outside thereof. For this reason, the lens 150 (L) is determined to be abnormal.
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図1~図4において、全体を符号1で示す眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置は、床面に設置された筐体2と、この筐体2の内部に配設された搬送装置A(A1,A2)と、レンズ保持装置B(B1,B2)と、画像処理装置C(C1,C2)と、印刷装置Dと、紫外線硬化装置(以下、UV硬化装置という)Eと、高さ測定装置Fと、制御装置(PLC=プログラマブル・ロジック・コントローラ)Gと、印刷制御用コンピュータHおよび入力手段J等を備えている。
タッチパネル4および操作ボタン5A,5Bは、図4に示す入力手段Jを構成しており、搬送装置A、レンズ保持装置B、画像処理装置C、印刷装置D、UV硬化装置E、高さ測定装置F等を操作するためのものである。
次に、真空発生装置がレンズ保持台61から真空排気させることによって、レンズ6がレンズ保持台61に吸着保持される。レンズ保持台61にレンズ6を供給する工程は、レンズ6がレンズ保持台61に吸着保持されることによって終了する。
(1)第1の機能は、CCDカメラ80が撮影しているレンズ映像をモニタ82上に表示する撮像表示機能である。
(2)第2の機能は、撮影されているレンズ画像から、レンズ6上の印刷基準(累進屈折力レンズの場合は隠しマークあるいはそこへ付された印点、二重焦点レンズの場合はセグメントの角部あるいはそこへ付された印点)を画像処理により検出する印刷基準検出機能である。なお、隠しマークやセグメント角部には、予め拭き取り容易なインクで印点を付しておくことが好ましい。この理由は、位置特定が容易になるからである。
(3)第3の機能は、位置合わせが正確に行われているか否かをチェックする保持位置チェック機能である。
(4)第4の機能は、印刷結果をチェックする印刷チェック機能である。
(1)第1の機能は、レンズの印刷基準点の位置合わせのための目標位置およびその許容範囲(以下、印刷基準点判定領域)を示すマーク(位置決めマーク)をレンズ映像上に重ねて画面上に表示する位置決めマーク表示機能である。
(2)第2の機能は、レンズの印刷基準点が印刷基準点判定領域に位置しているかどうかを判定するレンズ位置判定機能である。
(3)第3の機能は、すべての判定結果が正常かどうかを判定するレンズ位置最終判定機能である。
(4)第4の機能は、レンズ位置最終判定機能による判定結果がOKでない場合に次の処理に移れないようにするインターロック制御機能である。
(5)第5の機能は、これらの判定結果をモニタ上に表示するレンズ位置チェック結果表示機能である。
(1)第1の機能は、印刷後にレンズの位置がずれていないかを印刷基準点が印刷基準点判定領域に位置しているかどうかにより判定するレンズ位置ずれ判定機能である。
(2)第2の機能は、レイアウトマークの位置を判定するために、その許容領域(以下、マーク位置判定領域という)をレンズ映像上に重ねて画面上に表示するマーク位置判定領域表示機能である。
(3)第3の機能は、印刷されたレイアウトマークがマーク位置判定領域内に位置しているかどうかを判定するマーク位置判定機能である。
(4)第4の機能は、設計上のレイアウトマークと印刷されたレイアウトマークをパターンマッチングによって照合し、マークが正しいかどうかを判定するマーク内容判定機能である。
(5)第5の機能は、全ての判定結果が正常かどうかを判定するマーク印刷最終判定機能である。
(6)第6の機能は、マーク印刷最終判定機能による判定結果がOKでない場合に、レンズを取り外せないようにする機能である。ただし、レンズは、オペレータが確認してこの機能を無効とすることにより、取り外し可能である。
(7)第7の機能は、これらの判定結果をモニタに表示する印刷チェック結果表示機能である。なお、マーク位置判定は部分的に行ってもよい。例えば、印刷基準点の近傍の線、例えば、水平線の印刷基準点側の端部だけを評価してもよい。
図6はレンズ印刷工程のフローチャートである。
1.原点合わせ
昇降用モータ32の原点合わせおよびハイトゲージ94A,94Bの測定値のゼロ合わせを行なう(ステップS1)。
XR=Br+S+Mr=Br+MR
XL=Bl+S+Ml=Bl+ML
レンズを以下の手順によって準備する(ステップS2)。
(1)製造指示書にしたがって、印刷するレンズ(アンカットレンズまたはセミフィニッシュとレンズ)を左右一組用意する。なお、左右のうちの片方だけや、片方を二つ用意してもよい。
(2)累進屈折力レンズの場合は、隠しマークのところに印点を打つ。
(3)レンズ6をトレーに載せ、製造指示書を添付する。
(4)トレーを印刷工程に送る。
レンズ情報を以下の手順によって取得する(ステップS3)。
(1)指示書に印刷された識別コード(例えば、バーコードやRFIDタグ)を識別コードリーダ(例えば、バーコードリーダやRFIDリーダ)で読み取り、読み取った識別コードを制御装置Gから印刷制御用コンピュータHに送る。
(2)印刷制御用コンピュータHは、識別コードを工場サーバ97に送信し、工場サーバ97からレイアウトマーク印刷に必要な処理対象情報(レンズ情報、レイアウトマーク情報、レイアウトマーク画像データなど)を取得し、レンズ情報記憶部101bに記憶する。
(3)印刷制御用コンピュータHは、取得した処理対象情報のうち、第1の画像処理装置C1のレンズ保持工程および印刷チェック工程に必要なデータを第1の画像処理装置C1のコントローラ83に送信する。
印刷データを生成する(ステップS4)。
印刷データの生成は、図7に示すステップS20~S25の手順によって行なう。
(1)印刷制御用コンピュータHは、取得したレンズ情報に基づいてレンズの種類を識別する(ステップS20)。
(2)印刷制御用コンピュータHは、取得したレンズ情報に基づいて、印刷面状態判定処理プログラムにより、印刷面の状態(濡れ性、定着性、カーブ等)を判別する(ステップS21)。なお、濡れ性と定着性は印刷面のコーティングイングの有無、コーティングイングの種類から特定してもよい。
(3)印刷すべきレイアウトマークを取得する(ステップS22)。
(4)判別された印刷面の状態に応じて、印刷条件設定プログラムが印刷条件を決定する。具体的には、表1に示すような印刷条件テーブルを予め作成しておき、これに基づいて、印刷条件(線幅、1ドット当たりの液量、ドットの間隔、搬送速度、印刷面とプリンタヘツドの間隔)を決定する(ステップS23)。
第1の要求事項は、レイアウト基準点の視認が容易であることである。
第2の要求事項は、除去が容易であることである。
第3の要求事項は、除去後に基材上にマークの痕跡(ゴースト)が残らないことである。
第1の印刷条件は、マークを構成するライン線幅を細くし、ゴーストや除去性能を向上させる。
第2の印刷条件は、レンズ状に滴下するインク量を減らし、ゴーストや除去性能を向上させる。
特に、長期間保管された基材の場合は、ゴースト対策はレンズ品質に大きく影響する。また、UV硬化型のインクは、毒性のない有機溶剤(エチルアルコール)で拭き取ることができるから、作業環境を容易に良好に保つことができる。すなわち、マークを除去するにあたってアセトン(毒性を有する有機溶剤)を使用する場合は、アセトン用の排気設備が必要になるからである。また、アセトンを使用する場合は、作業者がマスクを着用し、直接手で触れないようにすることが必要である。しかも、この場合、作業者は、特殊健康診断を受診しなければならない。
1.ポリカーボネート、2.ジエチレングリコールビスアリルカーボネート単独重合体、3.ジエチレングリコールビスアリルカーボネートと1種以上の他のモノマーとをモノマー成分とする共重合体、4.ポリウレタン系、5.ポリチオウレタン系、6.ポリウレタンウレア系、7.エピチオ系等である。
(1)酸化タングステン(WO3)、酸化亜鉛(ZnO)、酸化ケイ素(SiO2)、酸化アルミニウム(Al2O3)、酸化チタニウム(TiO2)、酸化ジルコニウム(ZrO2)、酸化スズ(SnO2)、酸化ベリリウム(BeO)又は酸化アンチモン(Sb2O5)等を単独又は2種以上を併用した金属酸化物コロイド粒子などを主成分としたコーティング組成物からなるハードコート膜である。
(2)下記一般式(I)で表される有機ケイ素化合物を主成分としたコーティング組成物からなるハードコート膜である。
反射防止膜としては、例えば、以下のA,Bのようなものがある。
(反射防止コートA)
酸化ジルコニウム(高屈折率層)と二酸化ケイ素(低屈折率層)からなる酸化物被覆層である多層反射防止膜である。
(反射防止コートB)
SiO2層よりなる低屈折率層と酸化ジルコニウム、酸化タンタル、酸化イットリウムの複合高屈折率層とからなる多層反射防止膜である。
(1)フッ素系撥水物質からなる撥水性硬化膜を反射防止膜の最外層に形成した防汚コーニング膜である。
(2)反射防止膜を構成する膜層に、撥水機能を有する変性シリコ-ンオイルや有機物資を含有させてハイブリッド層として反射防止膜の最外層に形成し、撥水機能性膜の防汚コーニング膜である。
基材やハードコーティング等のインクの接触角が小さくなるレンズ表面にマークを印刷する場合は、解像度が低く設定される。防汚コーティングレンズ面は、高解像度で印刷される。
図15Aには、基材上に印刷された線の一部が拡大して描かれている。印刷の対象が基材である場合は、インクの濡れ性が高い(接触角小)から、少量のインクでラインを構成し、線幅を細くする(ドットを減らす)。このマーキング方法を採用することによって、マーク除去後に痕跡(ゴースト)が残ることを防止できるとともに、マーク除去性の向上を図ることができる。
印刷データの生成プログラムは、決定された印刷条件と該当するレイアウトマーク画像に基づいて制御装置Gに送られる印刷データを生成する。印刷データには、印刷画像、液量、搬送速度、線幅、吐出ノズルなどの情報が含まれる。なお、印刷あるいは、印刷とUV硬化を繰り返し行うように印刷条件を設定するようにしてもよい。この場合は、その繰り返し回数も印刷データに含めるとよい。これにより、撥水撥油性の高いコーティング上に印刷する場合にも鮮明に印刷することができる。
図6のステップS5において、硬化条件データを生成する。
印刷制御用コンピュータHは、印刷条件に基づいて、硬化条件データ(レンズとUV照射ユニットとの間隔、送り速度、UV光源点灯条件など)を生成する。生成された硬化条件データは、制御装置Gに送られる。
この実施の形態によるマーキング装置1は、調光機能を有する染料で表面処理が施された調光レンズにもレイアウトマークを印刷できるものである。この種のレンズは、強いUV硬化処理を行うとレンズの調光機能が損なわれてしまう。このため、前記硬化条件は、調光レンズの機能を維持させる条件を基準として設定されている。この構成を採ることにより、この実施の形態によるマーキング装置1は、どのようなタイプのレンズにもレイアウトマークを印刷することができるものとなった。
レンズ6を以下の手順により第1のレンズ保持装置B1に装着する(ステップS6)。
(1)第1の画像処理装置C1は、印刷制御用コンピュータHから必要なデータを受け取ると、レンズ種別(累進屈折力レンズまたは二重焦点レンズ)を判断する。そして、第1の画像処理装置C1は、そのレンズ種別に応じた位置決め用マークの表示データ、レンズ位置判定領域の設定、およびその表示データの作成、印刷結果判定領域の設定、およびその表示データの作成を行い、コントローラ83に記憶する。
(1)レンズ6(R),6(L)の高さを測定する(ステップS7)。
図8(a)において、レンズ用テーブル60は横移動の際にUV照射ユニット91が邪魔にならない高さまで下方に移動した後、水平方向に移動して高さ測定位置S1の下方に移動する。そして、レンズ用テーブル60が高さ測定時高さTmまで上昇させられる。
(2)レンズ用テーブル60が高さ測定時高さTmまで上昇すると、レンズ6(R),6(L)の上面中央がハイトゲージ94A,94Bの測定子95と接触してこれらを押し上げ、その上昇移動量がレンズ6(R),6(L)の高さMR,ML(図5)として測定され、制御装置Gに送信される。
レンズ6(R),6(L)にレイアウトマークを印刷装置Dによって以下の手順により印刷する(ステップS8)。
(1)レンズ6(R),6(L)の高さ測定が終了すると、レンズ用テーブル60は、所要高さだけ下降した後、印刷装置Dの下方に移動して所定量上昇し、印刷位置S3に停止し、レンズ6(R)の上面とプリントヘッド85の間隔をDpにする(図8(b),(c)参照)。
右レンズ印刷時が、Hp-Dp-XRの位置であり、
左レンズ印刷時が、Hp-Dp-XLの位置である。
レンズ6に印刷されたインクをUV硬化装置Eによって硬化させる(ステップS9)。
レンズ6(R),6(L)へのレイアウトマークの印刷が終了すると、レンズ用テーブル60は、所要高さだけ下方に下がった後、レンズ6(R)の上面中央とUV照射ユニット91との間隔がDc(図8(c)参照)になる高さ位置まで上昇し、硬化位置S4を通過する。硬化位置S4は、UV硬化装置Eの下方であり、UV照射ユニット91がUVをレンズ6(R),6(L)に照射し、レンズに塗布されているインクをUV硬化させる。
レンズ用テーブル60が硬化位置S4を通過する時の速度は、前記硬化条件データにしたがう。
右レンズ硬化時が、Hc-Dc-XRの位置であり、
左レンズ印刷時が、Hc-Dc-XLの位置である。
レイアウトマークが印刷された結果を以下の手順によってチェックする(ステップS10)。
(1)硬化工程が終了した後、レンズ用テーブル60は、第1の画像処理装置C1の下方に水平移動する。そして、上昇して撮像位置S2の下方に停止する(図8(d))。
オペレータはレンズ取り出しボタンを押す。制御装置Gは真空吸着装置のバルブを操作してレンズ保持台61の真空を破壊し、レンズ6の吸着保持状態を解除する。オペレータはレンズ6をマーキング装置1から取り出し、トレーに戴せ、次の工程に送る(ステップ11)。
第2の搬送装置A2の動作フローは、上記した第1の搬送装置A1の動作フローと全く同一であるため、その説明を省略する。異なる点は、第2の搬送装置A2によって搬送されるレンズ6は、第1の搬送装置A1によって搬送されるレンズ6とは異なったレンズであるため、その高さをR’、XL’としている点である。
眼鏡レンズの光学面にレイアウトマークを印刷する眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置において、
前記眼鏡レンズを保持するレンズ保持装置と、
前記レンズ保持装置を水平方向および垂直方向に移動させる搬送装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズを撮像し画像処理する画像処理装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズの高さを測定する高さ測定装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズにレイアウトマークを印刷するインクジェットプリンタからなる印刷装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズに印刷されたインクを硬化させるUV硬化装置とを具備してなり、 前記レンズ保持装置は、それぞれ一対の眼鏡レンズを保持可能な第1、第2のレンズ保持装置を備え、
前記画像処理装置は、第1、第2の画像処理装置を備え、
前記搬送装置は、前記第1のレンズ保持装置を昇降自在に保持し、前記第1の画像処理装置、前記高さ測定装置、前記印刷装置および前記UV硬化装置間を往復移動する第1の搬送装置と、前記第2のレンズ保持装置を昇降自在に保持し、前記第2の画像処理装置、前記高さ測定装置、前記印刷装置および前記UV硬化装置間を往復移動する第2の搬送装置とを備えていることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置。
このため、レンズ110(L)は、異常と判定される。
一方、レンズ150(L)において、セグメント151の鼻側角部は印刷基準領域160内に位置し、耳側角部は印刷基準領域160の外側に位置している。このため、レンズ150(L)は、異常と判定される。
レンズ150(R)において、レイアウトマーク画像166は、鼻側と耳側のマーク位置判定領域165内にそれぞれ位置している。このため、レンズ150(R)は、正常と判定される。一方、レンズ150(L)において、レイアウトマーク画像166は鼻側マーク位置判定領域165内に位置し、耳側マーク位置判定領域165についてはその外側に位置している。このため、レンズ150(L)は、異常と判定される。
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- 眼鏡レンズを保持するレンズ保持装置と、
前記レンズ保持装置を水平方向および上下方向に移動させる搬送装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズを撮像し画像処理する画像処理装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズの高さを測定する高さ測定装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズの光学面に印刷するレイアウトマークの印刷データを作成する印刷データ作成装置と、
前記印刷データに基づいて前記搬送装置と協働して前記眼鏡レンズにレイアウトマークを印刷するインクジェットプリンタからなる印刷装置と、
前記眼鏡レンズに印刷されたインクを硬化させるUV硬化装置とを備え、
前記印刷データ作成装置は、前記レイアウトマークの画像データと、眼鏡レンズの表面状態と対応する複数の印刷条件からなる印刷条件データとを記憶する記憶部と、
前記複数の印刷条件の中から選択された印刷条件と前記画像データとに基づいて前記印刷データを作成する処理部とを有していることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置。 - 請求項1記載の眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置において、前記眼鏡レンズの表面状態は、インクに対する濡れ性とインクの定着性とのうち少なくともいずれか一方によって特定され、
前記印刷条件は、レイアウトマークの線幅と、前記インクジェットプリンタから噴出された一つのインク粒の液量と、眼鏡レンズに付着した前記インク粒からなるドットの解像度とのうち少なくともいずれか一つが前記表面状態に応じて変化するように設定され、
前記レイアウトマークの線幅は、前記濡れ性と前記定着性とのうち少なくともいずれか一方が高いほど相対的に細く形成され、
前記液量は、前記濡れ性と前記定着性とのうち少なくともいずれか一方が高いほど相対的に少なく設定され、
前記解像度は、前記濡れ性と前記定着性とのうち少なくともいずれか一方が高いほど相対的に低く設定されることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置。 - 請求項1記載の眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置において、前記眼鏡レンズは、調光機能を有する染料で染色された調光レンズを含み、
前記UV硬化装置は、予め定めた硬化条件に基づいてインクを硬化させるものであり、
前記硬化条件は、前記調光レンズの機能が維持される条件を基準として設定されていることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置。 - 請求項1記載の眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置において、前記画像処理装置は、眼鏡レンズ上にカメラによって撮像可能に設けられた印刷基準点を画像処理により検出する機能と、
前記印刷基準点が予め定めた許容範囲内に位置しているか否かを判定する機能と、
前記印刷基準点が前記許容範囲の外に位置している場合は次の処理への移行を規制する機能とを有していることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置。 - 請求項4記載の眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置において、前記印刷基準点は、隠しマークの水平基準マークに裸眼で視認できるように予め付けられた印点であることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置。
- 請求項1記載の眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置において、前記画像処理装置は、眼鏡レンズに印刷されたレイアウトマークを画像処理により検出する機能と、
前記印刷されたレイアウトマークと前記画像データとをパターンマッチングにより比較し、印刷されたレイアウトマークが正しいか否かを判定する機能とを有していることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのマーキング装置。 - 眼鏡レンズを保持する工程と、
前記眼鏡レンズの印刷面の表面状態が入力される工程と、
前記表面状態に対応して設定された複数の印刷条件の中から印刷対象の眼鏡レンズに適合する印刷条件を選択する工程と、
前記選択された印刷条件に従ってインクジェットプリンタによってレイアウトマークを印刷する工程と、
を備えたことを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのレイアウトマーク印刷方法。 - 請求項7記載の眼鏡レンズのレイアウトマーク印刷方法において、前記表面状態は、インクに対する濡れ性とインクの定着性とのうち少なくともいずれか一方によって特定され、
前記印刷条件は、レイアウトマークの線幅と、前記インクジェットプリンタから噴出された一つのインク粒の液量と、眼鏡レンズに付着した前記インク粒からなるドットの解像度とのうち少なくともいずれか一つが前記表面状態に応じて変化するように設定され、
前記レイアウトマークの線幅は、前記濡れ性や前記定着性が高いほど相対的に細く形成され、
前記液量は、前記濡れ性や前記定着性が高いほど相対的に少なく設定され、
前記解像度は、前記濡れ性や前記定着性が高いほど相対的に低く設定されることを特徴とする眼鏡レンズのレイアウトマーク印刷方法。
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