JPH09230562A - Photosensitive material processing equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a treating device for a photosensitive material which is compact, light in weight and is easily handled by designing a replenishing part for a replenisher or a replenisher tank to be detachable. SOLUTION: The treating device 1 for a photosensitive material is equipped with an exposing part 2 for a photosensitive material and a treating part 3 for a photosensitive material. The treating part 3 for a photosensitive material is equipped with a replenisher tank 58 for a color developer, a replenisher tank 59 for a bleach fixing liquid, and a replenisher tank 60 for a stabilizer. The replenisher tank part B consists of each of the replenisher tank 58, 59, and 60 for a color developer, a bleach fixing liquid and a stabilizer, respectively, together attached to one tray 106. The tray 106 is fitted and fixed with screws to the treating device main body. By attaching replenisher tanks together to one tray 106, the tanks can be attached with a simple structure to the treating device main body. The bottom of the tray 106 has four adjusters, which are controlled to maintain the tray horizontal against a rough floor or inclination of the floor.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photosensitive material printing section, a photosensitive material processing section or a sorting section for sorting developed photographic prints, and further to a photosensitive material processing apparatus including these.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A photosensitive material processing apparatus is provided with a photosensitive material printing unit, for example, an unexposed photographic printing paper is conveyed to an exposure unit, a desired negative film is set on a film carrier, and an image of the negative film is printed. Some are exposed on paper, but some rotate the film carrier depending on the orientation of the image on the negative film and the width size of the photographic paper.

Further, there are some which are provided with a photosensitive material processing section, for example, a processing solution replenishing tank is built in the photosensitive material processing section or an external replenishing tank is provided. Further, there is one in which a sorting section is provided after the photosensitive material processing section to sort the developed photographic prints, for example, for each order or for the same size.

[0004]

As described above, for example, in the case where the photosensitive material printing portion is provided, the film carrier is rotated according to the orientation of the image on the negative film and the width size of the printing paper, but only in one direction. Therefore, it is necessary to display the rotation direction because it is inconvenient to use unless the user knows the rotation direction in advance.

Further, for example, in a case where a replenishment tank is provided outside the photosensitive material processing section, the replenishment tank is unstable depending on the installation location, and the replenishment tank is unstable. Further, in the case where the photosensitive material processing section is provided with a sorting section at the latter stage, the developed photographic prints are stacked on a belt for each order or the same size, and when the sorting is completed,
Every time one sorting is completed, it is collected in the basket. Therefore, the operator needs to take out the photographic prints from the basket in a short time to prepare for the next sorting so as not to mix with the next sorting, which is troublesome.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object thereof is to provide a light-sensitive material processing apparatus which is compact, lightweight and easy to use.

[0007]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems and to achieve the object, a photosensitive material processing apparatus according to the present invention processes a replenishing solution replenishing section or a replenishing tank section of a processing solution. It is characterized in that it is separable from the main body of the apparatus and that it is attached to the main body of the processing apparatus at the time of installation. Because the replenisher or replenishment tank of the processing liquid is attached to the main body of the processing device during installation,
The main body of the processing device is compact and lightweight, and can be mounted according to the installation location.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided the photosensitive material processing apparatus, wherein the replenishment tank section is configured such that each replenishment tank is integrally mounted in one tray and is attached to the processing apparatus main body side. It has a feature. By integrally mounting each replenishment tank on one tray, the replenishment tank can be integrally mounted on the main body of the processing apparatus with a simple structure.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a photosensitive material processing apparatus in which each replenisher tank attached to the one tray is
It is characterized in that it is assembled by a single fixing member that also serves as an upper cover for restricting a fall, and this fixing member is fixed to the processing apparatus main body side. By mounting each replenishment tank integrally on one saucer, and by putting it together with one fixing member that also functions as an upper cover that regulates falling,
It has a simple structure and can be securely attached to the main body of the processing device.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the photosensitive material processing apparatus, wherein the tray has an adjusting function at the bottom of the tray so that the tray is kept horizontal with respect to the unevenness and inclination of the floor. The saucer is kept horizontal against the unevenness and slope of the floor, and each refill tank is horizontal and stable.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the photosensitive material processing apparatus, wherein one fixing member also serving as an upper cover for regulating the overturn has an opening at a replenishing port of the replenisher tank. . When replenishing the replenishing liquid, the replenishing liquid can be easily put into the replenishing liquid tank through the opening of the one fixing member which also serves as the upper cover for controlling the overturning.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a photosensitive material processing apparatus, wherein the main body of the processing apparatus is provided with a film carrier for printing an image of the developed photosensitive material on a printing paper, and the film carrier is printed on the printing paper. 9 to change direction
It is characterized in that it can be set to rotate in either the left or right direction when it is rotated 0 degrees. When changing the printing direction on the photographic paper, move the film carrier 9
It can be rotated 0 degrees, is easy to use, and there is no need to display the direction of rotation.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided a photosensitive material processing apparatus in which a belt is movably provided in a direction perpendicular to a conveying direction of photographic prints discharged from a drying section, and a plurality of orders of printing paper are provided on the belt. And a control unit for changing the feeding amount of the belt according to the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print discharged from the drying unit. I am trying. By changing the feed amount of the belt according to the width dimension and the length dimension of the photo print discharged from the drying section, it is possible to place and sort the photo prints of a plurality of orders by the limited space on the belt, The time taken to remove the photo print from the basket can be extended accordingly.

In the photographic material processing apparatus according to the present invention, the control means determines information on the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print at the time of exposure, and the belt is based on the information obtained from the exposure section. It is characterized by changing the feed amount of. Since the belt feed amount is changed based on the information obtained from the exposure unit, no special means for obtaining the width and length dimensions of the photographic print is required.

In the photosensitive material processing apparatus according to the present invention, the control means performs the developing process in which the photographic paper is discharged from the drying section according to the transport time constant of the photographic paper from the end of the exposure to the drying outlet. It is characterized in that the photographic print is matched with width and length dimension information. The belt feed amount can be reliably changed based on the information obtained from the exposure unit.

According to a tenth aspect of the invention, the control means calculates the number of orders that can be sorted on the belt from the feed amount of the belt, and warns when the maximum sortable order is exceeded. It is characterized by that.
A warning is issued when the maximum sortable order is exceeded, and the operator is notified in advance that the product will fall from the belt.

According to the eleventh aspect of the present invention, the control means changes the angle of the discharge roller pair at the drying outlet in accordance with the length dimension of the photographic print and / or information on the number of superposed sheets. I am trying. By changing the angle of the pair of discharge rollers at the drying outlet, it is possible to prevent the order stacking of discharged photographic prints from collapsing and from dropping from the belt.

According to a twelfth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a photosensitive material processing apparatus, wherein the belt feed amount is determined by detecting rotation of a motor shaft or a roller by an encoder. By detecting the rotation of the motor shaft or the roller with the encoder, the belt can be fed accurately.

[0019]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the photosensitive material processing apparatus of the present invention will be described in detail below. 1 is a front view of the photosensitive material processing apparatus, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the photosensitive material processing apparatus, FIG. 3 is a right side view of the photosensitive material processing apparatus, FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the photosensitive material processing apparatus, and FIG. FIG. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram of a printing unit, FIG. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram of a processing tank of a photosensitive material processing unit, FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a mounting state of a replenishing tank, FIG. 8 is a plan view of a sorting unit, and FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the sorting unit. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the belt feed amount,
FIG. 11 is a flowchart of belt feeding, and FIG. 12 is a warning flowchart.

The photosensitive material processing apparatus 1 is provided with a photosensitive material printing section 2 and a photosensitive material processing section 3. The photosensitive material printing section 2 is provided with a transport section 4 and an exposure section 5. A magazine 6 is set in the transport unit 4, and a long unexposed photosensitive material P1 is wound around the magazine 6. The long photosensitive material P1 is pulled out from the outlet 7 of the magazine 6 and is nipped by the feed roller pair 8, is fed by the feeding motor 9 to a predetermined length, is conveyed to the cutter unit 10 and is cut into a predetermined size, and is formed into a sheet shape. The photosensitive material P2 is prepared. The sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2 is conveyed to the exposure position A by the belt conveying means 11 arranged at the subsequent stage of the cutter unit 10.

The belt conveying means 11 includes a belt 12 on which the sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2 is placed, a driving roller 13 for conveying the belt 12, a driving motor 14 for rotating the driving roller 13, and a pressing roller for pressing the belt 12. 15
The sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2 is stopped at the exposure position, and when the exposure is completed, the sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2 is conveyed to the delivery section 17 via the feed roller pair 16.

The delivery section 17 is provided with a delivery roller pair 18 and a guide pair 19, and the delivery roller pair 18 is driven by a delivery motor 20. The sending unit 17 includes a sub-exposure unit 21.
Is provided.

The exposure section 5 is disposed above the sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2 of the transport section 4. The exposure unit 5 includes a halogen lamp 23 provided in the lamp house 22, a film carrier 24, a mirror tunnel 25, and a filter 2.
6, a negative film F including a shutter 27, a zoom lens 28, and the like and mounted on the film carrier 24.
1 through which the image on the negative film F1 is exposed on the sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2. Exposed sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2
Is carried out to the photosensitive material processing section 3 in the next step by the sending section 18.

As shown in FIG. 5, the film carrier 24 is rotated 90 degrees in either direction to set it on the table 29 in order to change the printing direction on the photographic paper which is the sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2. It is possible. In this way, when changing the printing direction on the photographic printing paper which is the sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2, the film carrier 24 can be rotated 90 degrees in either the left or right direction, which is convenient and the display of the rotation direction can be performed. You don't even have to.

The photosensitive material processing section 3 develops the exposed sheet-shaped photosensitive material P2. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, a color developing tank 50, a bleach-fixing tank 51, and a first stabilizing tank. A treatment tank D such as a tank 52, a second stabilizing tank 53, a third stabilizing tank 54, etc., is provided separately. The sheet-shaped photosensitive material F2 developed in the processing tank D is sent to the drying section 55, and the photographic prints F3 obtained by the drying processing are stacked and discharged to the sorting section 56, for example, in an order of one order. A drying blower 57 is arranged below the drying unit 55.

A circulation system 61 is provided in the color developing tank 50, and an auxiliary tank 62 provided so as to communicate with a side portion of the color developing tank 50 and a circulation communicating between the auxiliary tank 62 and the bottom of the color developing tank 50. The pipe 63 includes a circulation pump 64 and a drain cock 65 provided in the circulation pipe 63. A circulation system 66 is provided in the bleach-fixing tank 51, and an auxiliary tank 67 provided in communication with a side portion of the bleach-fixing tank 51.
The auxiliary tank 67 and the bleach-fixing tank 51 are connected to each other through a circulation pipe 68, a circulation pump 69 provided in the circulation pipe 68, and a drain cock 70. A circulation system 71 is provided in the first stabilizing tank 52, and the first stabilizing tank 52
The auxiliary tank 72 provided so as to communicate with the side portions of the tanks, the circulation pipes 73, 74 for communicating the auxiliary tank 72 with the bottom portion of the first stabilizing tank 52 and the bottom portion of the third stabilizing tank 54, and the circulation piping 73 are provided. And a circulation pump 75 and a drain cock 76. A circulation system 77 is provided in the second stabilizing tank 53, and an auxiliary tank 78 provided so as to communicate with a side portion of the second stabilizing tank 53 and a circulation communicating between the auxiliary tank 78 and the bottom portion of the first stabilizing tank 52. The pipe 79 includes a circulation pump 80 and a drain cock 81 provided in the circulation pipe 79. A circulation system 82 is provided in the third stabilizing tank 54, and
Auxiliary tank 83 provided in communication with the side portion of the stabilizing tank 54
And the auxiliary tank 83 and the auxiliary tank 78 of the second stabilizing tank 53.
And a circulation pump 85 provided in the circulation pipe 84.

The processing liquid in the color developing tank 50 is a waste liquid pipe 86.
The processing liquid in the bleach-fixing tank 51 is discharged from the waste liquid pipe 87 by overflow. Further, the processing liquid in the third stabilizing tank 54 is supplied to the feed pipe 8
8 is sent to the second stabilizing tank 53 due to overflow,
The processing liquid in the second stabilizing tank 53 is sent from the feed pipe 89 to the first stabilizing tank 52 due to overflow,
The processing liquid of is discharged from the waste liquid pipe 90 by overflow.

The photosensitive material processing section 3 is provided with a color developing replenisher tank 58, a bleach-fixing replenisher tank 59, and a stable replenisher tank 60. The replenisher replenishing system 91 of the color developing replenisher tank 58 is composed of a supply pipe 92 connected to the color developing tank 50 and a replenishing pump 93 provided in the supply pipe. 94
Is composed of a supply pipe 95 connected to the bleach-fixing tank 51, and a replenishment pump 96 provided in the supply pipe 95. The replenisher replenishing system 97 of the stable replenisher tank 60 is provided in the third stabilizing tank 5.
4 and a replenishment pump 99 provided in the supply pipe 98.

The color developing replenisher tank 58, the bleach-fixing replenisher tank 59, and the stable replenisher tank 60 are provided with lids 100-102 having replenishing ports 100a-102a, respectively. A stirring rod 103, a liquid level sensor pipe 104, and a filter pipe 105 are supported by 102.

In the replenishing tank section B, the replenishing tanks of the color developing replenishing solution tank 58, the bleach-fixing replenishing solution tank 59, and the stable replenishing solution tank 60 are integrally mounted on one receiving tray 106, and the receiving tray 106 is the main body of the processing apparatus. Mounting screw 1 on C
It is configured to be fixed by tightening with 07. By integrally mounting each replenishment tank on one tray 106, the replenishment tank can be integrally mounted on the processing apparatus main body C side with a simple structure.

Adjusters 108 are provided at four locations on the bottom of the tray 106, and the adjusters 108 are adjusted to keep the floor horizontal with respect to unevenness and inclination of the floor. In this way, the bottom of the tray 106 is provided with an adjusting function to keep it horizontal, the tray 106 is kept horizontal with respect to the unevenness and inclination of the floor, and each replenishment tank is horizontal and stable.

Each of the color developing replenishing liquid tank 58, the bleach-fixing replenishing liquid tank 59 and the stable replenishing liquid tank 60 mounted on one receiving tray 106 has one fixing member which also serves as an upper cover for controlling the fall. The fixing member 109 is assembled on the processing apparatus main body C side by tightening and fixing with the mounting screw 110. Each replenishment tank is integrally mounted on one saucer 106, and is integrated by one fixing member 109 which also functions as an upper cover for regulating the fall, so that the processing device main body C has a simple structure and is surely integrated. Can be installed.

One fixing member 109 which also functions as an upper cover for controlling the fall is formed by the replenishment ports 100a to 102a of the color development replenisher tank 58, the bleach-fix replenisher tank 59 and the stable replenisher tank 60. At the opening 109
a. When replenishing the replenisher, it is possible to easily replenish the replenisher by inserting it into the replenisher tank from the opening 109a without removing one fixing member 109 that also functions as an upper cover for controlling the fall.

In this way, the replenisher or replenishment tank B of the processing solution is made separable from the processing apparatus main body C, and is attached to the processing apparatus main body C side at the time of installation. Since the replenisher replenisher or replenisher tank B is attached to the processing apparatus main body C side at the time of installation,
The processing device main body C side is compact and lightweight, and can be mounted according to the installation location.

The sorting section 56 of the photosensitive material processing section 3 is shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 9, the belt 112 is stretched around the pair of rollers 110 and 111, and the rollers 110 and 111 are rotated by the drive motor 113 and are orthogonal to the conveying direction of the photographic print P3 discharged from the drying unit 55. The belt 112 is movably provided in the direction of rotation. Drying part 5
The photographic print P3 discharged from No. 5 is discharged from the roller 110 side onto the belt 112 and stacked on the belt 112, and sequentially moves toward the basket 114 depending on the moving direction of the belt 112. The baskets 114 are detachable, and two baskets 114 are prepared one above the other so that they can be replaced.

Photographic print P discharged from the drying section 55
A photo print detection sensor S1 for detecting the width dimension and the length dimension of 3 is provided, and a photo print stacking detection sensor S2 for detecting the stacking of the photo prints P3 is provided. Information from these sensors S1 and S2 is It is sent to the control means 115 of the photosensitive material processing section 3. Control means 11
5 changes the feeding amount of the belt according to the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print P3 discharged from the drying unit 55.

The position of the photographic print stacking detection sensor S2 is set corresponding to an integral multiple of the total of the size of the photographic print P3 in the belt moving direction and the interval between the adjacent stacked photographic prints P3. Therefore, the photo print stacking detection sensor S for each of a plurality of sizes
2 may be provided, or one photo print stacking detection sensor S2 may be used in common. The purpose of the photo print stacking detection sensor S2 is to start placing on the belt 112 for the next order near the end of the belt transport unit, and when one order has passed a predetermined time, or in the case of continuous movement. The warning means 116 gives a warning immediately in advance that the belt moves and the pile of the photographic print P3 of the first stack near the end falls and falls into the basket 114. The feed amount of the belt 112 is
The rotation of the motor shaft or the roller is detected by the encoder 117, and the rotation of the motor shaft or the roller is detected by the encoder 117, whereby the belt 112 can be fed accurately. The warning by the warning means 116 is given by a warning display or a warning sound.

When the photographic print P3 of the first size shown in FIG. 10A is discharged from the drying section 55, the feeding amount of the belt 112 is L1, and the feeding amount L1 of the belt 112 is the first size. The distance between the length of the photo print P3 in the belt moving direction and the adjacent photo print P3 during stacking is shown. When the second-size photographic print P3 shown in FIG. 10B is discharged from the drying unit 55, the feed amount of the belt 112 is L2, and the feed amount L2 of the belt 112 is the second size. The distance between the length of the photographic print P3 in the belt movement direction and the distance between the photographic prints P3 adjacent to each other when stacked is shown.

The control means 115 controls as shown in the flow chart of FIG. That is, in step a1, the width dimension and length dimension of the photographic print P3 discharged from the drying unit 55 from the photographic print detection sensor S1 are read, and in step b1, it is determined whether or not it is the first size.
In the case of the first size, the belt 112 is moved, the feeding amount of the belt 112 is stopped at L1, and the process proceeds to step a1. If it is not the first size in step b1,
In step d1, it is determined whether the size is the second size. Second
For size, move the belt 112 to move the belt 11
When the feed amount of 2 is stopped at L2, the process proceeds to step a1. If it is not the second size, the process proceeds to step a1.

As described above, the belt 1 is responsive to the width and length of the photographic print P3 discharged from the drying section 55.
By changing the feed amount of 12, the belt 112 is efficiently
Due to the limited space above, photographic prints P3 of a plurality of orders can be placed and sorted, and the time for taking out photographic prints from the basket 114 can be extended accordingly.

The control means 115 controls as shown in the flow chart of FIG. That is, step a2
Then, the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print P3 discharged from the drying unit 55 from the photographic print detecting sensor S1 are read, and it is determined in step b2 whether or not there is a signal from the photographic print detecting sensor S1. Is step c
In 2, it is judged whether 1 order is completed. When one order is completed, a drive signal is output in step d2 to drive the drive motor 113 to move the belt 112 (step e2). The movement of the belt 112 at this time is as shown in FIG.
Depending on the belt feed amount in accordance with the size of the photographic print P3 determined by the flowchart shown in FIG.

In step f2, the signal from the photographic print stacking detection sensor S2 is read, and in step g2 it is determined whether or not there is a signal. Photo print stack detection sensor S
2 outputs an ON signal when the belt 112 moves and the stacked photographic prints P3 reach the position of the photographic print stacking detection sensor S2. If there is no signal input, the process proceeds to step a2 Is entered,
A warning is given in step h2. In this way, a warning can be issued when the maximum sortable order is exceeded, and the operator can be notified in advance that the belt 112 will fall.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the sorting section. In this embodiment, the photographic print detection sensor S1 is not provided, and the control means 115 determines the information of the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print P3 in the photosensitive material printing section 2 at the time of exposure, and from this exposure section 5. The feed amount of the belt 112 is changed based on the obtained information. As described above, since the feeding amount of the belt 112 is changed based on the information obtained from the exposure unit 5, there is no need for a special means for obtaining information on the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print P3.

Further, in the photosensitive material printing section 2, the information on the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print P3 may be judged from the control signal controlled by the cutter section 10 based on the information obtained from the exposure section 5. Good.

Further, the control means 115 matches the width dimension and length dimension information of the developed photographic print P3 discharged from the drying section 55 by the transport time constant of the printing paper from the end of exposure to the drying outlet. Then, the feeding amount of the belt 112 can be reliably changed based on the information obtained from the exposure unit 5.

The control means 115 calculates the number of orders that can be sorted on the belt 112 from the feed amount of the belt 112, warns when the maximum sortable order is exceeded, and warns when the maximum sortable order is exceeded. Belt 112
It is possible to notify the worker in advance that it will fall from above.

Also, in this embodiment, the control means 115
However, the angle of the discharge roller pair 120 at the drying outlet is changed according to the length dimension of the photographic print P3 and / or the information of the number of overlapped orders. By changing the angle of the discharge roller pair 120 at the drying outlet, it is possible to prevent the discharged photographic prints P3 from collapsing and falling from the belt 112.

[0048]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the replenisher replenisher or the replenisher tank for the treatment liquid is attached to the main body of the processing apparatus at the time of installation. Therefore, the main body of the processing apparatus is compact and lightweight. Moreover, it can be installed according to the installation location.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, each replenishment tank is
Since it is integrally mounted on one tray, it can be integrally mounted on the main body of the processing apparatus with a simple structure.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, each replenishment tank is
Since it is integrally mounted on one saucer and is assembled by one fixing member that also serves as an upper cover for restricting the fall, it can be securely and integrally mounted on the main body of the processing apparatus.

According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, since the tray is kept horizontal with respect to the unevenness and inclination of the floor, each replenishment tank is horizontal and stable.

According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, when replenishing the replenishing liquid, the replenishing liquid is easily charged into the replenishing liquid tank through the opening of the one fixing member that also serves as an upper cover for regulating the fall. be able to.

According to the sixth aspect of the invention, when changing the printing direction on the printing paper, the film carrier can be rotated 90 degrees in either the left or right direction, which is convenient and displays the rotation direction. There is no need.

According to the invention of claim 7, the feeding amount of the belt is changed according to the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print discharged from the drying section. Therefore, a plurality of orders are provided due to the limited space on the belt. The photographic prints can be placed and sorted, and the time taken to remove the photographic prints from the basket can be extended accordingly.

According to the eighth aspect of the present invention, since the belt feed amount is changed based on the information obtained from the exposure section, there is no need for special means for obtaining information on the width and length dimensions of the photographic print.

According to the ninth aspect of the invention, the belt feed amount can be reliably changed based on the information obtained from the exposure section.

According to the tenth aspect of the present invention, when the maximum sortable order is exceeded, a warning is given and the operator can be notified in advance that the belt will fall from the belt.

According to the eleventh aspect of the present invention, since the angle of the discharge roller pair at the drying outlet is changed, it is possible to prevent the order stacking of discharged photographic prints from collapsing or dropping from the belt.

According to the twelfth aspect of the invention, since the rotation of the motor shaft or the roller is detected by the encoder, the belt can be fed accurately.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a photosensitive material processing apparatus.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a photosensitive material processing apparatus.

FIG. 3 is a right side view of the photosensitive material processing apparatus.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a photosensitive material processing apparatus.

FIG. 5 is a schematic configuration diagram of a photosensitive material printing unit.

FIG. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram of a processing tank of a photosensitive material processing unit.

FIG. 7 is a view showing a mounting state of a refill tank.

FIG. 8 is a plan view of a sorting unit.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a sorting unit.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a belt feed amount.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart of belt feeding.

FIG. 12 is a warning flowchart.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the sorting unit.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Photosensitive Material Processing Device 2 Photosensitive Material Printing Section 3 Photosensitive Material Processing Section 4 Conveying Section 5 Exposure Section B Processing Solution Replenishing Solution Replenishing Section or Replenishing Tank Section C Processing Apparatus Main Body

Claims (12)

[Claims] 1. A photosensitive material processing apparatus, wherein a processing solution replenishing solution replenishing section or a replenishing tank section is separable from the processing apparatus main body and is attached to the processing apparatus main body side at the time of installation. 2. Each of the replenishing tanks comprises one replenishing tank.
2. One of the trays is integrally mounted, and is configured to be attached to the main body of the processing apparatus.
The light-sensitive material processing apparatus described. 3. The replenisher tanks attached to the one tray are gathered together by a single fixing member that also serves as an upper cover for restricting a fall, and the fixing member is fixed to the main body of the processing apparatus. The photosensitive material processing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the photosensitive material processing apparatus is configured. 4. The light-sensitive material processing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the tray has an adjusting function at the bottom of the tray so that the tray is kept horizontal with respect to unevenness and inclination of the floor. 5. The upper cover 1 for controlling the fall,
4. The light-sensitive material processing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein one of the fixing members has an opening at a replenishing port of the replenisher tank. 6. A processing apparatus main body is provided with a film carrier for printing an image of a developed photosensitive material on photographic paper,
A photosensitive material processing apparatus characterized in that the film carrier can be rotated and set in either the left or right direction when it is rotated 90 degrees in order to change the printing direction on the printing paper. 7. A belt is movably provided in a direction orthogonal to a conveying direction of photographic prints discharged from a drying section, and photographic prints obtained by developing a plurality of orders of photographic paper are placed on the belt. 1. A photosensitive material processing apparatus, comprising: a sorting section, and control means for changing a feeding amount of the belt according to a width dimension and a length dimension of the photographic print discharged from the drying section. 8. The control means determines information on the width dimension and the length dimension of the photographic print at the time of exposure, and changes the feed amount of the belt based on the information obtained from the exposure section. The photosensitive material processing apparatus according to claim 7. 9. The width and length dimension information of the developed photographic print discharged from the drying section according to a transport time constant of the printing paper from the end of the exposure to the drying outlet after the control means. 9. The light-sensitive material processing apparatus according to claim 7, wherein 10. The control means calculates the number of orders that can be sorted on the belt from the feeding amount of the belt, and issues a warning when the maximum sortable order is exceeded. 9. The photosensitive material processing device according to any one of 9 above. 11. The control means changes the angle of the discharge roller pair at the drying outlet in accordance with the length dimension of the photographic print and / or the information on the number of superposed sheets. The light-sensitive material processing apparatus according to claim 1. 12. The photosensitive material processing apparatus according to claim 10, wherein the belt feed amount is determined by detecting rotation of a motor shaft or a roller by an encoder.