Hamamatsu-Photonics K.k.

Keita Umeno

Kyoichi Murayama

Ryotaro Matui

Hiroya Kashiwabara

An active energy irradiation device includes a housing, an irradiation unit, a heat conduction member, a first opening that is provided at the housing, and an air introduction unit that deflects air flowing into the housing along a first direction via the first opening to a second direction intersecting the first direction to introduce the air to the heat conduction member. The air introduction unit includes a partition that is provided to face the first opening in the housing, and a filter that is provided between the first opening and the partition, and collects foreign substances contained in the air. The filter includes a first filter portion that is provided on the heat conduction member side to come into contact with the partition without being exposed from the first opening as viewed from the first direction.

Active energy irradiation device and inkjet printer

An active energy irradiation device includes: a plurality of active energy irradiation units; an air-cooled heatsink thermally connected to the active energy irradiation units; a housing that houses the active energy irradiation units and the heatsink; an intake unit that introduces air into the housing; an exhaust unit that discharges the air to an outside of the housing; and a duct provided between the heatsink and the exhaust unit inside the housing, and allowing the air, which has passed through the heatsink, to flow through to the exhaust unit. An air presence region where the air exists before passing through the heatsink is provided around the duct inside the housing so as to surround the duct.

Active energy irradiation device and active energy irradiation system

A heatsink includes: a base plate thermally connected to a heat-generating unit; a plurality of heat radiation fins erected on a surface of the base plate, and arranged with gaps in a first direction along the surface; and a partition member provided to intersect the plurality of heat radiation fins, and partitioning the plurality of heat radiation fins in a second direction along the surface and intersecting the first direction. The partition member partitions the plurality of heat radiation fins such that more air passes through in the second direction between the plurality of heat radiation fins on a base plate side than on a side opposite to the base plate side.

Heatsink, active energy irradiation device, and active energy irradiation system

An active energy radiation unit includes a light source which radiates ultraviolet rays onto a target object, and a main gas supply mechanism which is disposed to be adjacent to the light source and ejects an inert gas. The main gas supply mechanism includes a receiving part which receives nitrogen gas, a first ejection port which is provided at a position between the receiving part and the light source in a transfer direction and closer to the target object than the receiving part and a second ejection port which is provided between the receiving part and the first ejection port in the transfer direction.

Active energy radiation unit and active energy radiation device

An active energy radiation unit includes a light source which radiates ultraviolet rays onto a target object, and a main gas supply mechanism which is disposed to be adjacent to the light source and ejects an inert gas. The main gas supply mechanism includes a receiving part which receives the inert gas, and a main ejection port which is provided at a position between the receiving part and the light source and closer to the target object than the receiving part. A flow path area from the receiving part to the main ejection port is constant.

A light source device includes a housing having a great length along a predetermined direction, a plurality of light emitting elements which are placed in the housing and are arranged along the predetermined direction, and one or more heat dissipation members which are placed in the housing and are thermally connected with the light emitting elements. A first intake port through which air is sucked into the housing is provided in one end in the housing. An exhaust port through which air is discharged to an outside is provided in the other end in the housing. A space where the other side in the predetermined direction faces the heat dissipation member is formed in the housing. A second intake port through which air is sucked into the space from the outside is provided in a side surface between the first intake port and the exhaust port in the housing.

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Hamamatsu, Japan

Keita Umeno