Dainippon Screen Mfg. Co., Ltd.

Screen Holdings Co., Ltd.

Kenji Edamitsu

Shigeru Yamamoto

Daiki Fujii

Keiji Iwata

Yuya Kawai

Kenichi Ito

Tetsuya Emoto

Shoji Kakimoto

Masaharu Sato

Takeshi Matsumura

Takashi Akiyama

Kei Takechi

Masahiko Takeuchi

Yoshihiro Katsuma

Koji Kurasaki

A substrate treating apparatus includes a process tank for storing a treatment liquid, a chamber for surrounding the process tank, a solvent vapor nozzle for supplying solvent vapor into the chamber, a cleaning liquid nozzle for supplying a cleaning liquid, and a controller. The controller causes immersion treatment, where a substrate is immersed in the treatment liquid stored in the process tank, to be performed for a preset period of time, and causes dry treatment, where the substrate processed with the treatment liquid and taken out of the process tank is dried with the solvent vapor supplied from the solvent vapor nozzle, to be performed. The controller causes the cleaning liquid nozzle to supply the cleaning liquid into the chamber and causes the process tank to be immersed in the cleaning liquid stored in the chamber, whereby the chamber cleaning treatment, where the chamber including an outer wall of the process tank is cleaned, is performed.

Substrate treating apparatus and substrate treating method

A substrate processing method is provided. The substrate processing method includes: (S) supplying a water repellent agent (SMT) to a substrate (W); (S) supplying dilute isopropyl alcohol (dIPA) to the substrate (W) after the supplying a water repellent agent (SMT), the dilute isopropyl alcohol (dIPA) being obtained by diluting isopropyl alcohol; and (S) drying the substrate (W) after the supplying dilute isopropyl alcohol (dIPA).

Substrate processing method

A substrate treatment method includes a rinsing step of performing treatment of a substrate with a rinse liquid, an immersing step of immersing the substrate in a diluted isopropyl alcohol (dIPA) stored in a treatment tank after the rinsing step, a first isopropyl alcohol treatment step of performing treatment of the substrate with an isopropyl alcohol after the immersing step, and a water-repellent treatment step of performing water-repellent treatment of the substrate after the first isopropyl alcohol treatment step.

Substrate treatment apparatus and substrate treatment method

A substrate treatment apparatus according to the present invention is provided with a first tank that stores treatment liquid for treating a substrate and a first path that returns the treatment liquid, which has spilled over from an upper part of the first tank, to a lower part of the first tank. A second path that branches from the first path, a measurement tank that stores the treatment liquid, which has flowed in from the second path, and a pressure measurement part that measures the pressure of the treatment liquid at a predetermined depth in the measurement tank in a state in which the treatment liquid spills over from an upper part of the measurement tank are provided. Therefore, techniques for highly precisely measuring the pressure of the treatment liquid used in treatment of substrates can be provided.

A printing apparatus includes a printing plate feeder for feeding printing plates to a first plate cylinder. The printing plate feeder has a pair of transport rollers acting as a leveling roller and a driven roller. The leveling roller is fixed to a leveling roller rotary shaft extending parallel to a rotational axis of the first plate cylinder, and is opposed to middle and opposite end regions of the first plate cylinder. The leveling roller rotary shaft is connected to a driving device, a one-way clutch for permitting rotation only in a transport direction of the printing plates, and a torque transmission clutch acting as a loading device for applying a load to rotation in a direction opposite to the transport direction of the printing plates.

Printing apparatus with plate feeding mechanism having transport rollers

A printing apparatus includes a first plate cylinder with a squeeze roller disposed therearound. The squeeze roller is connected to a squeeze roller moving mechanism that moves the squeeze roller between a squeeze position adjacent the peripheral surface of the first plate cylinder, and a standby position spaced away from the peripheral surface of the first plate cylinder. When in the standby position, the squeeze roller is shielded from the first plate cylinders by a shield connected to a shield moving mechanism.

Printing apparatus including movable squeeze roller shield

A plate discharger includes a peeling claw, a transport device and an air blowing device. The transport device has a rotary shaft, first transport rollers rotatable about the rotary shaft, a driven rotary shaft connected to a drive gear meshed with and driven by a transmission gear disposed sideways from the first transport rollers, second transport rollers rotatable about the driven rotary shaft, peeling rollers pivotable about the rotary shaft, and belts wound around the first transport rollers and peeling rollers. When a printing plate is passed between the first transport rollers and second transport rollers, the air blowing device blows air to the undersurface of the printing plate.

Printing apparatus having plate discharge mechanism with air blowing unit

A printing device reads an image on a printing paper with an image pickup part. It image-processes obtained image data in a control part, and operates the positions of respective register marks (R to R ). It operates the quantity of displacement necessary for positioning an image. It obtains an offset count number Co for deciding an image recording starting position from the obtained quantity of displacement. It stores the obtained offset count number Co while obtaining starting position data. Then, dimensional correction data for the image is calculated. The image on the printing paper is first picked up, and the necessary quantity of displacement is calculated. A speed coefficient k is calculated for changing the rotational speed of a plate cylinder. Following this, a correction quantity by a Cd default count number previously set for deciding the image recording starting position is changed. Accordingly, the offset count number Co is calculated again on the basis of the obtained speed variable k. The obtained speed coefficient k and the offset count number Co are stored, and starting position data is obtained from both data.

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Kyoto, Japan

Kenji Edamitsu