Toshiba Tec Kabushiki Kaisha

Mks Japan, Inc.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Mitsumi Electric Company Ltd.

Nec Corporation

Tokyo Shibaura Denki Kabushiki Kaisha

Flowell Corporation

Isao Suzuki

Masashi Shimosato

Hideaki Nishida

Atsushi Nishio

Takashi Kawasaki

Noboru Nitta

Hiroshi Ito

Souichi Takagi

Hiroyuki Kushida

Takahisa Ikeda

Keizaburo Yamamoto

Megumi Shimizu

Minoru Koyata

Masaki Sawafuji

Shiro Takeno

Tsubasa Konishi

Yoshiro Eto

Takashi Kukuchi

Makoto Oguma

Hideo Ando

Hiroshi Tomita

Akira Endo

Satoshi Aoki

Akira Okada

Hiroshi Endo

Kazuo Kobayashi

Naoya Morozumi

Hirotsugu Sakata

Satoshi Goto

Hiroshi Mitsuhashi

Hitoshi Hattori

Kazuhisa Kimura

Makoto Hayano

Toshihiko Oguchi

Mitsuhiro Tomita

Takaki Tsutsui

Yoshito Kawakyu

Masaru Hayashi

Shigemi Nagatomo

Hideki Matsunaga

Shinichiro Hida

Soichi Takagi

Tetsuo Fujiwara

Hideyuki Sasaki

Kouichi Adachi

Takashi Kikuchi

Yuki Matsuura

Kouichi Yoneyama

Michihiro Oose

Shigeo Iiri

Masashi Awa

Naoyuki Hirate

Takahiro Akaike

Yoichi Morishima

Taisei Amano

Sumiyo Uzawa

Hiroaki Murasaki

Junji Sone

According to one embodiment, a liquid ejection head includes an actuator with a plurality of pressure chambers and dummy chambers. The pressure chambers are each part of a groove that is disposed between an adjacent pair of sidewalls. Each pressure chamber is in fluid communication with a nozzle for ejecting a liquid. The dummy chambers are each between an adjacent pair of pressure chambers. A common chamber is fluidly connected to an end of each of the pressure chambers. A throttle portion is at the end portion of each pressure chamber. Each throttle portion blocks a part of a liquid flow path from the first common chamber to the pressure chamber. The first throttle portion is formed of a resin material.

Liquid ejecting head and method of manufacturing liquid ejecting head

A liquid ejecting head of a side shooter type includes a plate including a plurality of nozzles arranged along a first direction and an actuator with a plurality of pressure chambers arranged along the first direction. Each pressure chamber communicates with a corresponding one of the nozzles. The actuator further includes dummy chambers, each of which is between two otherwise adjacent pressure chambers. Common chambers are provided in the actuator. The pressure and dummy chambers are arranged between the common chambers. The end portions of the pressure chambers are connected to a common chamber. The width of the end portions of each of the pressure chambers is less than the width of a portion of the pressure chamber between the end portions.

Liquid ejecting head and liquid ejecting device

The plug shell of the electrical connector includes the accommodation portion for accommodating the contact pin and the housing that holds the contact pin, the insertion port for inserting the contact pin and the housing into the accommodation portion, the lid member for closing the insertion port, and the hold mechanism for holding the lid member. The hold mechanism includes the pedestal, on which the lid member is placed, and the pair of hold pieces, which hold the lid member on the pedestal by pressing. The pair of hold pieces press the end portions of the lid member toward the pedestal, so that thereby a stress that urges the end portions to become distant from the pedestal is generated in the lid member.

Electrical connector and method for mounting electrical connector

According to one embodiment, a liquid discharge head includes a pressure chamber, and a nozzle plate having a plurality of nozzle holes formed therein and a discharge face with an upstream side and a downstream side, the plurality of nozzle holes being in fluid communication with the pressure chamber and including a first nozzle hole on the upstream side of the discharge face, and a second nozzle hole on the downstream side of the discharge face. A liquid discharge speed from the first nozzle hole is higher than a liquid discharge speed from the second nozzle hole.

Liquid discharge head and liquid discharge device

An inkjet head includes a substrate, a piezoelectric unit disposed on the substrate and including a plurality of piezoelectric elements arranged along a surface of the substrate, and a plurality of pressure chambers, each of the pressure chambers being formed between two adjacent piezoelectric elements, a plurality of lid members, each of which is disposed on two adjacent piezoelectric elements and has a hole connected to one of the pressure chambers, and a nozzle plate disposed on the plurality of lid members and having a plurality of nozzles through which the liquid is discharged, each of the nozzles being connected to one of the holes of the lid members.

Inkjet head having a plurality of lid members connected to nozzles and an inkjet apparatus having the inkjet head

An inkjet head comprises a pressure chamber; a nozzle plate including a first surface at the side of the pressure chamber, a second surface opposite to the first surface, a first nozzle formed into a frustum which penetrates the first surface and the second surface and the diameter of which decreases as it goes closer to the second surface, and a second nozzle formed into a frustum which is the same as the frustum of the first nozzle; and a driving element configured adjacent to the pressure chamber to eject droplets from the first nozzle and the second nozzle simultaneously; wherein the part of the first nozzle on the first surface is integrally connected to the part of the second nozzle on the first surface, and the part of the first nozzle on the second surface is separated from the part of the second nozzle on the second surface.

Inkjet head with a plurality of integrated nozzles

In accordance with an embodiment, an ink-jet head is provided which comprises a substrate; a piezoelectric body configured to have a plurality of parallel partition walls at the same pitch interval in the nozzle arrangement direction on the substrate and be plurally arranged in a direction orthogonal to the nozzle arrangement direction; a frame body configured to be arranged on the substrate at the outside of the piezoelectric body; and a nozzle plate configured to have a plurality of discharge openings which is formed by shifting by a half pitch in the nozzle arrangement direction in each row of pressure chambers formed with plural rows by the frame body and a plurality of the partition walls and is respectively formed in the orthogonal direction at a pitch identical to the pitch in each the pressure chamber.

Ink-jet head and printer

Inkjet head for reducing variation in liquid ejection performance

In accordance with an embodiment, a liquid ejection head comprises a pressure generation chamber in which liquid is filled; a plate configured to connect with the pressure generation chamber and include a plurality of liquid ejection sections of which the axes are directed to the center direction of an impact area of the liquid; and a driver configured to enable a pressure in the pressure generation chamber to fluctuate.

Liquid ejection head with nozzles ejecting liquid from a pressure generation chamber

According to one embodiment, an inkjet head includes a mask part which covers a periphery of an actuator part in a state where a nozzle hole is exposed to outside and a peripheral edge part of which is opposite to an opening peripheral edge part of a frame part at other end while a gap is kept, and the gap between the peripheral edge part of the mask part and the opening peripheral edge part of the frame part at the other end is sealed with a seal agent having thermal insulation properties.

Inkjet head

According to one embodiment, an ink-jet head includes an insulative substrate, a nozzle plate opposed to the insulative substrate, a partition wall disposed between the insulative substrate and the nozzle plate, and including a bottom surface with a first width which is in contact with the insulative substrate, and a top surface with a second width less than the first width, which is in contact with the nozzle plate, and an adhesive which attaches the partition wall and the nozzle plate.

Ink-jet head and method of manufacturing the same

According to one embodiment, an ink-jet head includes a piezoelectric member which forms an ink pressure chamber, an electrode disposed on a side surface of the piezoelectric member, a nozzle plate attached to the piezoelectric member and including a nozzle hole communicating with the ink pressure chamber, a surface of the nozzle plate including a top surface of the nozzle plate, and a protection film which covers the surface of the nozzle plate, a peripheral portion of an adhesion part between the piezoelectric member and the nozzle plate, and the electrode. A recess is formed in a part of the protection film covering the top surface of the nozzle plate. The part of the protection film corresponds to a peripheral area of the nozzle hole.

An ink jet recording apparatus according to an embodiment of the invention includes an ink jet head having a pressure chamber facing a nozzle, and an upstream port and a downstream port connected to the pressure chamber, a main tank connected to the ink jet head via the upstream port and capable of storing ink therein, and a sub-tank connected to the ink jet head via the downstream port and capable of storing ink, wherein at least when printing by ejecting ink from the nozzle, the relation between ph, r, R and Q is held to satisfy ph&#x2212;{QR&#xd7;(1/(1+r))}=Pn (Pn being a constant representing a proper pressure in the nozzle), where ph represents a potential pressure in the main tank as viewed from a surface of an orifice plate where the nozzle of the ink jet head is formed, R represents a total flow path resistance from the main tank to the sub-tank via the ink jet head, a ratio of a flow path resistance from the main tank to the nozzle and a flow path resistance from the nozzle to the sub-tank is expressed by 1:r, and Q represents a flow rate of ink that circulates in a circulation path formed by connecting the ink jet head, the main tank and the sub-tank.

Ink jet recording apparatus, ink supplying mechanism and ink jet recording method

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Isao Suzuki