WO1994000300A1 - Procede, appareil et tete d'impression, conteneur destine a accueillir les supports imprimes et procede d'impression d'une cassette - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a printing method, a printing apparatus, a printing head, a printing object storage container and a cassette printing method for performing full-color printing on a printing object such as paper, a plastic plate, or a cassette.
- the present invention relates to a printing method, a printing apparatus, and a printing head for a printing medium having irregularities on an outer surface.
- a tape cassette containing a magnetic tape, etc. in order to increase the product value or logo mark to claim that it is made in-house Has been printed with various designs added thereto.
- the printing is performed according to the following procedure using a printing method such as offset printing or screen printing.
- the original on which the design to be printed on the cassette is drawn is color-separated using a color scanner.
- each color plate is registered and printed on the cassette.
- cassettes are formed by injection molding a resin. Therefore, shrinkage due to resin-specific cooling generated in the injection molding process slightly warps, bends, sinks, etc., and deteriorates the flatness of the cassette printing surface. In particular, when printing on the entire surface of the force set flat surface, if there is a slight warp, bend, irregularity, etc., the transfer roller will be in short contact, causing color unevenness, missing colors, character blur, etc., and the printing quality will be poor. to degrade.
- the proposed method uses horizontal jetting, which jets ink in the horizontal direction, in the case of commercially available printing ink jets and printer ink jets, because the recording medium storage case, which is the object to be printed, is soiled by liquid dripping. It uses a printhead for a type of ink jet. As shown in FIG. 1, the print head transports the printing material 101 in a vertical direction by a transport mechanism mainly composed of a motor 103, and moves the printing material 101 with respect to the transported printing material 101. It prints by ejecting ink horizontally.
- the printing material 101 is a tape-shaped material.
- the standard size cassette has a flat surface, concave and convex surfaces of the label area, a curved surface with a chamfer, a slope, and the like.
- Dimensional molding error is soil
- the gap length which is the distance between 2 and 4, to 2-4 mm.
- the gap length g is set to 2 to 4 mm in the horizontal ejection type ink jet printing head 102
- the trajectory of the ejected ink particles draws a drop curve.
- the landing position is located below the predetermined position. This leads to distortion of the picture, and the print quality is significantly reduced.
- the gap length g with the substrate 101 can only be set to within 0.5 mm.
- the gap length g with the substrate 101 can only be set to within 0.5 mm.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a printing method, a printing apparatus, and a printing head.
- the present invention provides a printing method capable of increasing a gap length between a printing material and a printing head and performing printing on the surface of the printing material regardless of whether it is a flat surface or not. For other purposes.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method of printing a cassette which enables continuous printing from a flat portion to an uneven surface, an inclined surface, or a curved surface without being influenced by the difference in hardness of the cassette.
- a signal read by an image reader unit is converted into a predetermined image, and the image-converted information is supplied to a non-contact printing head.
- a predetermined image conversion process is performed on a reproduction signal reproduced from a recording medium on which image information is recorded, and the image conversion is performed.
- the converted information is supplied to a non-contact printing head and printed on the printing material, it is printed on the printing material directly by the print head based on the output image information. Is made.
- each color plate used up to now is converted to image output, and as a result, no complicated work such as plate making, plate replacement, registration of each color plate, ink color adjustment, ink viscosity adjustment, etc. is no longer required. It can improve the performance and reduce cost.
- the image is output, higher quality printing than the first volume can be performed without trial printing.
- the printing head since the printing head is not in contact with the printing material, high-quality printing can be performed without being affected by the printing material even if it is warped, bent, or uneven. Therefore, color unevenness, missing colors, and character blurring do not occur.
- the trajectory of the ink particles draws a drop curve. Therefore, even if the print head 8 is fixed to the cassette 14, the surface of the cassette 14, that is, the flat surface, the concave and convex surfaces of the label area, the R surface, the inclined surface, etc. are included. Printing of images such as pictures and characters on the surface can be performed satisfactorily.
- the height of the non-contact printing head is controlled with respect to the printing target based on the detection output from the detecting means for detecting the unevenness of the printing target. Therefore, printing is performed in a state where the printing material is kept at a constant height even if the printing material is warped, bent, or uneven. Therefore, uneven surface, uneven surface, inclined surface, curved surface from flat part without color unevenness, color omission and character blur Printing can be performed continuously.
- the head for performing printing in a non-contact manner with respect to the printing material is provided with a detection means for detecting the unevenness of the printing material, the unevenness is provided.
- the height of the head relative to the printing medium is always controlled in accordance with.
- the printing material storage container since a plurality of printing materials can be held in a positioned state, a large number of printings can be simultaneously performed.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing an example of printing by a conventional horizontal jet type ink jet printing head.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a drop curve phenomenon of a flight locus of ink particles, which is a disadvantage of a conventional horizontal jet type ink jet printing head.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the entire print processing system.
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view showing the full-color print processing unit.
- Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the print head components of the full-color print processing unit.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the operation of the full-color print processing unit.
- FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part of a print head provided with a copy sensor.
- FIG. 8 is an enlarged side view of a main part showing a printing state of a printing head provided with a copying sensor.
- FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part of a print head provided with a laser displacement sensor.
- FIG. 10 is an enlarged side view of a main part showing a printing state by a printing head provided with a laser displacement sensor.
- FIG. 11 is an enlarged side view of a main part showing a printing state by a printing head provided with individual laser displacement sensors.
- FIG. 12 is a side view showing a state where printing is performed on a video force set by a printing head provided with a copying sensor.
- FIG. 13 is a side view showing a state where printing is performed on a tape force set by a printing head provided with a copying sensor.
- FIG. 14 is a side view showing a state where printing is performed on a disc by a printing head provided with a laser displacement sensor.
- FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a state in which printing is performed on an odd-shaped printing medium by a printing head provided with a laser displacement sensor.
- FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which white printing and full-color printing are sequentially performed on a deformed printing material.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a state where printing is performed on a gear by a printing head provided with a laser displacement sensor.
- FIG. 18 is an exploded perspective view showing the configuration of the transport mechanism.
- FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing a handling mechanism.
- FIG. 20 is a perspective view of a storage container used to clamp paper.
- Figure 21 is a side view of a storage container used to clamp paper.
- FIG. 22 is a perspective view of a storage container used for clamping a cassette.
- FIG. 23 is a side view of the storage container used to clamp the cassette.
- FIG. 24 is a perspective view showing an example in which positioning pins are provided on the tray main body to reliably position the cassette in the storage container.
- FIG. 25 is a perspective view of a storage container used for clamping a plastic plate.
- FIG. 26 is a perspective view of a storage container used to clamp a disk.
- FIG. 27 is a side view of a storage container used to clamp a disk.
- FIG. 28 is a perspective view showing an example in which positioning pins are provided on the tray main body to reliably position the disk in the storage container.
- FIG. 29 is a perspective view of a storage container in which a plurality of suction holes for vacuum are provided in the tray main body so that the plastic ⁇ is vacuum-sucked.
- FIG. 30 is a cross-sectional view of a storage container in which a plurality of suction holes for vacuum are provided in the tray body to vacuum-suck a plastic plate.
- Fig. 31 shows a storage container with movable clamps on the diagonal part of the tray body. It is a perspective view of. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- the present invention is applied to a printing system that performs full-color printing of a color negative image on a designated portion of a printing material by using a non-contact printing head.
- the printing system performs, for example, a so-called white solid treatment, which is a base treatment, on a plurality of stored cassettes, performs full-color printing with three primary colors, and finally forms a protective film.
- the processing is performed in a linked manner.
- the printing system includes a supply unit 1 for printing a plurality of cassettes, a processing unit 2 for white and white printing, a processing unit 3 for full-color printing, and a process for applying a top coat.
- Part 4 the printing system includes a supply unit 1 for printing a plurality of cassettes, a processing unit 2 for white and white printing, a processing unit 3 for full-color printing, and a process for applying a top coat.
- the processing unit 2 for performing white and white printing, the processing unit 3 for performing full color printing, and the processing unit 4 for performing a top coat have basically the same configuration.
- the processing unit 3 that performs full color printing is mainly used, and the processing unit 3 will be described below.
- the processing unit 3 that performs full-color printing includes an image reader unit 6, an image processing unit 7, a print head 8, and a transport mechanism unit 10.
- the image reader unit 6 reads the image information of the design document 5 on which the design of the color design is drawn.
- the image processing unit 7 converts a signal read by the image reader unit 6 into a predetermined image.
- the print head 8 has a predetermined image required for printing by the image processing unit 7. It is a non-contact print head that operates based on image-converted information.
- the transport processing unit 10 transports the storage container 9 in which a plurality of cassettes are stored in synchronization with the print head 8 by an output signal from the image processing unit 7.
- the image reader unit 6 has a scanner 11 including an image reading element such as a color CCD.
- the scanner 11 reads image information of a design original 5 on which a color pattern designed in advance is drawn, and performs color separation into R, G, and B for each pixel.
- the image reader section 6 reads the image information drawn on the original 5 by moving the scanner 11 in the longitudinal direction of the design original 5.
- the design pattern may be directly designed by a word processor or a combi-box 12 or the like.
- image information or video information designed in advance may be stored in a magnetic disk drive 13 such as a floppy disk.
- the graphic design is performed in the computer 12, the image information is directly output to the image processing unit 7 from the computer 12.
- the magnetic disk drive provided in the combi Information is read from the magnetic disk in the magnetic disk cartridge 13 by inserting the cartridge 13. After the information stored in the magnetic disk drive cartridge 13 is reproduced and output to the computer 12, it is output to the image processing unit 7. By doing so, it is not necessary to prepare the design manuscript 5, and the lead time can be greatly reduced.
- the image processing unit 7 separates the R, G, and B color original digital signals color-separated for each pixel by the image reader unit 6 into R, G, and B color images, and converts the separated print data into an image.
- the image processing unit 7 reads out the color-separated digital signals separated from the memory and outputs the digital signals to a print head 8 described later, and the transport mechanism unit 1 synchronizes with the movement of the print head 8.
- the print head 8 that outputs an operation signal to 0 is in a non-contact state with the cassette 14 directly below the print head 8 by, for example, firing the ink downward from the tip of a fine nozzle. This is a so-called vertical jet ink-jet printing head.
- the print head 8 performs full-color printing on a print designated portion of the cassette according to each color separation digital signal output from the image processing unit 7. As shown in FIG. 5, the print head 8 moves the print head 8 vertically and horizontally with respect to a plurality of cassettes 14 stored in the storage container 9. It can be attached to the operating mechanism 15. As a result, ink is ejected from the tip of the nozzle provided in the head portion 16 of the print head 8, and full-color printing is performed on the print designated portion of the cassette 14.
- the gap (gap length) between the nozzle surface of the print head 8 and the label area, which is the flat surface on which the cassette 14 is printed, is set to about 5 mm.
- the print head 8 is connected to ink pipes 18 drawn from ink tanks 17 containing cyan, black, magenta, and yellow, respectively, and black ink.
- ink tanks 17 containing cyan, black, magenta, and yellow, respectively, and black ink.
- Each of the nozzles provided in the head section 16 of the print head 8 is connected to each of the ink pipes 18 extending from each of the ink tanks 17.
- the ink tanks 17 are connected to the image processing section 7 and operate according to each color separation digital signal as print data from the memory of the image processing section 7 to send ink to each nozzle.
- the print head 8 is a vertical jet type print head that ejects ink in the vertical direction, the trajectory of the ink particles does not draw a drop curve, and therefore, the print head 8 Even if 8 is fixed to the cassette 14, the pattern on the surface of the cassette 14, in other words, the flat surface of the cassette, the concave or convex surface of the label area, the R surface, the slope surface, etc. Printing of images such as letters and text
- a mechanism for moving the print head 8 in the vertical direction along the surface shape of the cassette 14. Like that.
- This mechanism includes a print head operating mechanism 15 and a shape detection device, which will be described later, for detecting unevenness of the cassette 14.
- This shape detecting device is provided on the print head 8 and, for example, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a pair of identification sensors 1 and 2 having contacts 19 and 20 that come into contact with the surface of the cassette 14. 1, 2 2 are used.
- the copying sensors 21 and 22 are arranged so that the tips of the contacts 19 and 20 protrude from the ink ejection surface of the head 16 so that the cassette 14 can be moved in the same manner. It is fixed to the head part 16 so as to be vertically aligned with the direction.
- These contacts 19 and 20 are designed to detect, for example, the direction of 360 degrees, and contact the surface of the cassette 14 to generate an analog detection signal corresponding to the unevenness of the surface of the cassette. Send it to the system controller described below.
- the print head operating mechanism 15 is operated by a command from the system controller to control the position of the print head 8 in the height direction.
- the facing distance of the printing head 8 to the cassette 14 is always kept constant regardless of the flat surface, the concave-convex surface, the inclined surface, and the curved surface.
- continuous printing from a flat surface to an uneven surface, an inclined surface, and a curved surface can be performed, and high-quality printing free from color unevenness, color dropout, and character fading can be performed.
- the print head 8 since the print head 8 is not in contact with the cassette 14, printing can be performed with the finished product ascended without applying external pressure to the cassette 14.
- any non-contact type sensor such as a laser displacement sensor, an ultrasonic sensor, and a photoelectric sensor can be used as the shape detecting device for detecting the unevenness of the cassette 14.
- a laser displacement sensor taking a laser displacement sensor as an example, four laser displacement sensors 23, 24, 25, and 26 are provided in the head section 16 as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10. Fix it so that it is vertically aligned with the traveling direction of cassette 14. In this way, each of the laser displacement sensors 23, 24, 25, and 26 outputs a digital detection signal corresponding to the unevenness of the surface of the cassette.
- the print head operating mechanism 1 can be operated in response to a command from the system controller based on the detection output. 5 worked The position of the print head 8 in the height direction is controlled.
- laser displacement sensors 23, 24, 25, and 26 are provided for printing heads 8a, 8b, 8c, and 8d provided for each color, respectively.
- Each of the print heads 8a, 8b, 8c, 8d is independently moved in the height direction with respect to the cassette 14 based on the detection signals from the laser displacement sensors 23, 24, 25, 26 of The position may be controlled.
- the printing head 8 is provided with a shape detecting device for detecting the unevenness of the printing object, high-quality printing can be performed on any shape regardless of whether it is hard or soft.
- a shape detecting device for detecting the unevenness of the printing object
- high-quality printing can be performed on any shape regardless of whether it is hard or soft.
- the height of the print head 8 with respect to the video tape cassette 27 by the copying sensor 21 is shown in Fig. 12. While controlling the position in the direction, printing is continuously performed from the curved surface 28 a of the opening / closing lid 28 to the concave surface 27 a and the flat surface 27 b provided on the cassette body.
- the position of the print head 8 in the height direction with respect to the audio cassette 29 is determined by the scanning sensors 21 and 22. While controlling, printing is performed continuously from the concave surface 29a of the cassette body to the flat surface 29b.
- a non-contact type sensor 31 using an ultrasonic sensor, a photoelectric sensor, etc. prints on a disk 30 such as an optical disk or a magneto-optical disk. While controlling the position of the head 8 with respect to the disk 30 in the height direction, the head 8 is continuously adjusted from the flat surface 30a which is the recording surface of the disk 30 to the uneven surface 32a where the hub 32 is provided.
- the position of the print head 8 in the height direction with respect to the plastic plate 33 is controlled by a non-contact sensor 34 using an ultrasonic sensor, a photoelectric sensor, or the like, and the above-mentioned plastic plate 3 3 is controlled by the print head 8. Is continuously printed from the curved surface 33a to the uneven surface 33b and the inclined surface 33c. Note that FIGS. 15 and 16 show an example in which the character A is printed.
- the position of the print head 8 in the height direction with respect to the gear 35 is controlled by a non-contact sensor 36 also using an ultrasonic sensor or a photoelectric sensor. While printing, the printing head 8 prints continuously on the curved surface 35 a of each tooth of the gear 35.
- the transport mechanism section 10 transports the storage container 9 in which the plurality of cassettes 14 are stored in synchronization with the scanning of the print head 8 by the operation output signal from the image processing section 7 described above.
- the reason why the storage container 9 is synchronized with the scanning of the printing head 8 is to enable high-quality printing.
- the transport mechanism 10 transports the storage container 9 along a pair of transport rails 36, 37 arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval as shown in FIG. 18. Has 3 9
- the feed mechanisms 38, 39 are provided below the pair of transfer rails 36, 37 in parallel with the transfer rails 36, 37, and a pair of feed rails 40, 41.
- Sliders 42, 43 sliding on the feed rails 40, 41 are included.
- the sliders 42 and 43 have tray feed hooks inserted into and engaged with feed hook holes 44 and 45 provided in the storage container 9.
- Steps 46 and 47 are provided.
- the hooks 46 and 47 are provided on the sliders 42 and 43 so as to advance and retreat with respect to the sliders 42 and 43, respectively. That is, the tray feeding hooks 46 and 47 project from the sliders 42 and 43 when the storage container 9 is sent to the processing section 4 for performing the top coat processing in the next step, and are inserted into the feeding hook holes 44 and 45. It is inserted and engaged, otherwise it is in a state of retreating from the sliders 42 and 43.
- the feed mechanism sections 38 and 39 configured as described above are controlled by the sequencer 48 and the controller 49.
- the storage container 9 containing the cassette 14 on which the white solid printing process, which is the previous process, has been performed is sent to the processing unit 3 which performs the full curler printing, the slider 4 of the one feed mechanism unit 3 8 Hooks 46 provided on 2 protrude and are inserted and engaged with corresponding feed hook holes 44. Then, the storage container 9 is sent in synchronization with the scanning of the print head 8, and after the completion of the full-color printing, the storage container 9 is sent to the processing unit 4 which performs the next step, ie, the top coat processing.
- the other feed mechanism 39 is higher than the feed speed at the time of printing from the position where the storage container 9 was sent to the processing unit 4 with the tray feed hook 47 retracted from the slider 43.
- the storage container 9 containing the cassette 14 on which the white print processing has been performed is processed to perform the top coat processing of the next process. It can be continuously transported to the part 4 without interruption.
- the transport mechanism 10 is provided with stopper mechanisms 50, 51 for stopping the storage container 9 at a predetermined position.
- the hopper mechanism 50, 51 includes a pair of slide rails 52, 53, and 5 provided on both sides of the pair of transfer rails 36, 37 at right angles to the transfer rails 36, 37. 4 and 55, and a pair of positioning members 56, 57 and 58, 59 for sliding the slide rails 52, 53 and 54, 55 to position the storage container 9. .
- the positioning members 56, 57 and 58, 59 abut on a part of the corner of the storage container 9 by sliding on the slide rails 52, 53 and 54, 55, and the storage container Regulate 9 positions.
- the stopper mechanism sections 50 and 51 include a section for positioning the storage container 9 conveyed from the processing section 2 for performing white-color printing to the processing section 3 for performing full-color printing to a printing position for performing full-color printing; And a top coat processing section for performing a top coat processing in the processing section 4 in the next step.
- a design original 5 in which a previously designed color pattern is drawn is read by a scanner 11, and the read image information is subjected to color separation for each pixel.
- image information graphic-designed by a word processor or a computer 12 is directly output to the image processing unit 7.
- the image information or the video information stored in the magnetic disk cartridge 13 is directly output to the image processing unit 7.
- the R, G, B color original digital signal which is color-separated for each pixel, is color-separated for each of R, G, B by the image processing unit 7 and stored in the memory in the processing unit 7 as print data. store.
- each color separation digital signal as print data is read out from the memory and output to the print head 8, and at the same time, the storage container 9 containing the cassettes 14 is transported. An operation signal for operating the transport mechanism 10 is output.
- the print head 8, the operating mechanism 15 and the transport mechanism 10 are controlled by a system controller 62 composed of a pair of control boxes 60 and 61 connected to the image processing section 7 shown in FIG.
- the storage container 9 is controlled and moved in synchronization with the movement of the print head 8.
- detection outputs from the copying sensors 21 and 22 provided in the print head 8 are sent to the system controller 62.
- the head operating mechanism 15 is controlled by an output signal from the system controller 62 so that the facing distance between the print head 8 and the cassette 14 is constant.
- each ink of each color is selectively ejected from each ink nozzle of the print head 8, and the cassette 14 receives a full color image based on the image information read by the scanner 11. Printing is done. Then, finally, the printing surface is finished by the pressure roller 63.
- the processing unit 2 that performs solid white printing has the same configuration as the print processing unit 3. That is, the image information or video information stored in the magnetic disk cartridge 13 is directly output to the computer 12, and the information is output to the memory of the image processing unit 7.
- the system controller 62 controls the non-contact printing head 8 and the storage container 9 so that they move in synchronization with each other.
- the print head 8 prints the cassette 14 in white.
- White printing is used as a base treatment for full color printing in the next process.
- it consists of a white pigment containing a high-density ink.
- the ink is printed on a force cartridge 14 as a printing material.
- the color of the cassette 14 itself is a color of a gray or black resin, it is necessary to perform white solid printing about four times in consideration of light emission of color coloring.
- the image information here is, for example, in the case of the cassette 14, a pattern for producing a sealing window.
- the storage container 9 storing the plurality of cassettes 14 supplied to the printing medium supply section 1 is transported to the processing section 2.
- a handling mechanism 64 is provided. As shown in FIG. 19, the handling mechanism section 64 has a handling section 65 for sucking and holding the storage container 9 by vacuum.
- the handling section 65 moves along the first rail 66 in the direction indicated by the arrow X in FIG. 19, and moves along the second rail 67 provided orthogonal to the first rail 66. 1 9 Moves in the middle arrow Y direction.
- the handling section 65 is moved in the direction of the arrow Z in FIG. 19 by an elevating mechanism section 68 provided on the second rail 67.
- the handling section 65 is controlled by a control section composed of a sequencer 69 and a controller 70 so that three-dimensional operation in the directions indicated by arrows X, ⁇ , and Z in FIG. 17 can be performed. ing. Therefore, the storage container 9 supplied to the printing material supply unit 1 is handled and transported to the processing unit 2 by the movement operation of the handling unit 65.
- the operation of the handling unit 65 is performed by a remote operation unit 71 connected to the controller 70.
- the processing unit 4 that performs the top coat processing has the same configuration as the processing unit 3 described above. That is, the image information or video information stored in the magnetic disk cartridge 13 is directly output to the computer 12. The information is output to the memory of the image processing unit 7. Based on the output signal read from the memory of the image processing unit 7, the non-contact print head 8 and the storage container 9 move synchronously while being controlled by the system controller 62, and the cassette 14 Topcoat treatment is applied to Such a top coat process is a process for forming a transparent protective film for the purpose of improving the characteristics such as the alcohol resistance and the scratch resistance of a full-color printed pattern.
- the printing material supply unit 1 is a part for storing a large number of dedicated storage containers 9 in which a plurality of molded cassettes 14 are arranged.
- the storage container 9 is, for example, a video cassette in which a tape having a width of 8 mm is stored in a tray body 72 of A4 size copy paper size.
- a plurality of cassettes 14 (12 in this example) are arranged, and this is configured to be gripped by a pair of clamps 73 and 74.
- the pair of clamps 73, 74 are rotatably provided along both longitudinal edges of the tray body 72, and the above-mentioned cassette is held by key-shaped holding portions 75, 76 provided at the tips. G Press down the printing surface of 14.
- the clamps 73 and 74 are always urged by a torsion spring (not shown) in the direction in which the cassette 14 is pressed.
- the tray main body 72 has a transfer engaging portion 7 7 provided with feed hook holes 4 4 and 4 5 through which the tray feed hooks 4 6 and 4 7 of the above-described transfer mechanism 10 are respectively engaged. Is provided
- the positions corresponding to the reel hub insertion holes 78, 79 provided in the cassette 14 are provided.
- this reel hub through hole 7 Locating pins 80, 81 that engage through holes 8 and 79 can be planted.
- a storage container 9 as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 is used.
- clamps 73, 74 which are movable by torsion springs, are provided on both side edges of the tray body 72, and a leaf spring is formed at the center of the tray body 72.
- a fixed clamp 82 is provided.
- the clamps 73, 74 and the fixed clamp 82 are provided with key-shaped holding portions 84, 85, 86 for clamping the respective papers 83.
- the storage container 9 for storing the cassette 14 is used, and the plastic plates 87 are arranged as shown in FIG.
- a plurality of vacuum suction holes 91 are formed in the tray body 72.
- the cassette 14 may be sucked and held by the tray main body 72 by backing up through the suction holes 91.
- the vacuum hose 92 may be led out from one side of the tray body 72.
- the plastic plate 87 is fixed to the storage container 9 by means of an L-shaped movable clamp 93, 9 that can be moved by a panel on the diagonal part of the storage container 9. 4 may be provided, and the plastic plate 87 may be fixed by the movable clamps 93 and 94.
- the storage container 9 for storing the cassette 14 is also used. Arrange the disks 88 as shown in FIG. In order to securely mount the disc 88 to the storage container 9, for example, as shown in FIG. 28, the center of the disc 88 should be located at a position corresponding to the center hole 89. A positioning pin 90 that engages with the hole 89 may be planted.
- white printing, full color printing, and top coat processing are performed continuously as follows.
- a plurality of the molded cassettes 14 are arranged in the storage container 9 and clamped.
- the printing material storage container 9 in which a large number of stocks are stored is handled from the printing material supply unit 1 and transported to the processing unit 2 which performs white and white printing.
- the processing unit 2 based on the image information or video information from the magnetic disk cartridge 13 output from the computer 12, the scanning of the printing head 8 and the feeding of the storage container 9 are synchronized in a non-contact state. Then, white printing is performed on the print designation section of cassette 14.
- the storage container 9 is sent to the processing unit 3 which is the next process by the transport mechanism unit 10.
- the scanning of the print head 8 and the feeding of the storage container 9 are synchronized in a non-contact state, and full-color printing is performed on the print designation portion of the cassette 14. Is done Then, when the full-color printing is completed, the storage container 9 is sent to the processing unit 4 which is the final step by the transfer mechanism unit 10.
- the scanning of the print head 8 and the feeding of the storage container 9 are synchronized in a non-contact state based on image information or video information from the magnetic disk force cartridge 13 output from the computer 12. As a result, a top coat layer is formed in the portion where the full color printing has been performed.
- the printed thing is a white solid on the curved surface 33a, the uneven surface 33b, and the inclined surface 33c as shown in Fig. 16.
- a layer 95 is formed, a full-color printed character 96 and the like are formed thereon, and a top coat layer (not shown) is formed thereon.
- the cassette 14 also has characters 96 printed in full color on a white layer 95, and a top coat layer formed thereon.
- a predetermined image conversion process is applied to a reproduced signal reproduced from a recording medium in which surface information is stored or supplied to a non-contact type print head. And print it on the printing material using the print image directly on the printing material based on the output image information. Can be.
- a non-contact printing head uses a vertical jet type ink jet printing head that ejects ink in the vertical direction, the trajectory of ink particles may draw a drop curve. Therefore, even if the print head is fixed to the printing material, the pattern or the image on the surface of the printing material, for example, the flat surface, the concave or convex surface of the label area, the R surface, the slope surface, etc. Images such as characters can be printed well.
- the height of the non-contact printing head is controlled with respect to the printing target based on the detection output from the detecting means for detecting the unevenness of the printing target.
- the print head can always be printed while maintaining the facing distance between the print head and the printing material, and even if the printing material is warped, bent, or uneven, color unevenness, color loss, or character blurring occurs.
- Printing can be performed by surrounding from a flat portion to an uneven surface, an inclined surface, a curved surface, an elliptical portion, and a polygonal portion without occurrence of the like.
- the head for performing printing in a non-contact manner with respect to the printing material is provided with a detection means for detecting the unevenness of the printing material, the unevenness is provided. Accordingly, the height of the head portion with respect to the printing material can be always constant. Therefore, the ink film thickness can be digitized digitally, and high-quality printing can be performed.
- the storage container since a plurality of print substrates are held in a state of being respectively positioned, a large number of prints can be simultaneously performed.
- a plurality of patterns of color patterns are drawn on the design manuscript 5, read by a color CCD scanner, and printed by a non-contact printing head, thereby forming a multiple arrangement. A different pattern can be printed on the printed substrate. Therefore, high-mix low-volume printing and simultaneous printing of different designs can be performed efficiently.
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