Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Akihito Ito

Yoshifumi Yamamoto

Ichiro Furuki

Osamu Asano

Akira Sakuta

Nobuzumi Kurihara

Takaaki Kase

Kosuke Oda

Masatomo Sakaguchi

A thermal transfer printer according to the present invention includes a printing section that thermally transfers an ink of an ink sheet to printing paper for performing printing and a slitter section that cuts, in a paper transport direction, the printing paper after the printing by the printing section. The printing section includes a thermal head and a platen roller pressed against the thermal head. The slitter section is capable of adjusting a cutting position for cutting the printing paper.

Thermal transfer printer

A thermal printer of the present invention includes: a thermal head; a platen roller disposed to face the thermal head; a first path that guides a recording paper drawn from a recording paper roll to one entrance of a gap between the thermal head and the platen roller such that a first main surface of the recording paper is on the thermal head side; a second path that guides the recording paper drawn from the recording paper roll to the other entrance of the gap between the thermal head and the platen roller such that a second main surface of the recording paper is on the thermal head side; and a switch guide that switches between the first path and the second path.

Thermal printer

A printing device provided with a conveyer roller pair for holding sheet paper drawn out from a recording paper roll to feed the sheet paper forward or backward. The device includes a feeding roller pair disposed between the recording paper roll and the conveyer roller pair for drawing out the recording paper and feeding it to the conveyer roller pair and a color recording unit disposed downstream of the conveyer roller pair in the direction of conveyance of the recording paper for recording a color image on the recording paper that is being moved backward. A guide unit with pivotable guide member is disposed between the feeding roller pair and the conveyer roller pair for bending and guides the recording paper in an arc-shape at an acute angle. A reservation space is provided outside of the arc-shaped recording paper guiding path for accommodating the sagged recording paper therein.

Printer for recording images on a recording paper and feeding the paper backwards

Cartridge for printer

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Tokyo, Japan

Akihito Ito