Mitsubishi Pencil Kabushiki Kaisha

Hajime Toda

Yoichi Ando

Koichi Hirano

Hisami Tamano

Kiyoshi Fujisawa

Susumu Suzuki

Fumitoshi Nakamura

Haruhito Shiraishi

An ink replenishing apparatus replenishes an ink cartridge, which has an ink absorber made of a porous body or fiber bundle in an ink storage chamber that stores ink, with ink supplied from a replenishing ink cartridge through a relay core. An ink holding force d of capillary tubes of the relay core and an ink holding force D of capillary tubes of the porous body or fiber bundle satisfy the following relation d&lt;D.

Ink replenishing apparatus and ink replenishing method for ink-jet

A replenishing ink cartridge capable of quickly replenishing a printing cartridge with an ink is provided. The replenishing ink cartridge includes the printing cartridge and a replenishing cartridge for replenishing the printing cartridge with the ink. An ink absorber made of a porous body or fiber bundle is stored in an ink storage chamber of a case of the printing cartridge. An ink supply nozzle to be inserted in the ink absorber is arranged in an ink storage portion of the replenishing cartridge, and a substantially funnel-shaped press member which is to come into contact with the surface of the ink absorber is fitted and mounted on the distal end portion of the ink supply nozzle.

Replenishing ink cartridge

On the surface of an ink-permeable sponge material having open cells, a melted portion and an unmelted portion are formed by a thermal head printer controlled by a memory processor for desired imprint data to prepare a stamp having the unmelted portion as an ink oozing imprint surface. Furthermore, a stamp material plate comprising the tape-like sponge material is wound up in the form of a roll and then received in a cassette case, and a stamp material cartridge comprising this cassette case is mounted in a cartridge receiving section of the thermal printer capable of printing in a tape form. A print image set by input from a keyboard or external input is printed on the stamp material comprising the sponge material fed from the cartridge by the thermal head, while the stamp material is pressed, to form a concave having a depth of 0.01 mm or more, thereby preparing a print plate for a stamp having a suitable length. A process for preparing a stamp of the present invention comprises simple steps, and therefore the high-quality stamp can be promptly provided.

Process for preparing stamp

Process of producing a printing plate for a stamp

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Hajime Toda