Seiko Epson Corporation

Yasushi Akatsuka

Satoshi Shinada

Hisashi Miyazawa

Minoru Usui

Hitoshi Matsumoto

Takeo Seino

Takahiro Naka

Takao Kobayashi

Noriaki Okazawa

Masahiro Kanai

Hisashi Koike

Yasuhiro Ogura

Yasuko Hirano

Hitotoshi Kimura

Takayuki Iijima

Nobuhito Takahashi

Kazutoshi Fujisawa

Satoshi Iwaya

Norihiro Masuda

Kazutoshi Shimizu

Koji Migita

Hiroshi Shiohara

Hiroshi Ue

Takayuki Iljima

Provided are a recording apparatus, when a medium is discharged from a recording apparatus main body, which can achieve both of appropriate mounting of a medium in which the leading edge thereof is curled on a medium receiving tray, and reduction of damage to a medium when mediums of different sizes are mixed on the medium receiving tray.

Recording apparatus with receiving tray having projecting sections

In a liquid ejecting apparatus, when a ON/OFF detector detects that power of the liquid ejecting apparatus is switched to an ON state from an OFF state, a controller controls a liquid transfer unit such that liquid is transferred to a tank of which residual amount of liquid is smaller from a tank of which residual amount of liquid is larger based on the residual amount of liquid in a first tank detected by the first liquid residual amount detector and the residual amount of liquid in a second tank detected by the second liquid residual amount detector.

Liquid ejecting apparatus with two liquid tanks, wherein liquid is transferred to a tank of which residual amount of liquid is smaller from a tank of which residual amount of liquid is larger when the power is turned on

A liquid ejecting apparatus includes a liquid ejecting head which ejects liquid containing metallic particles from a nozzle with respect to a target, the liquid ejecting head being disposed so that the nozzle opens facing a direction higher than a horizontal direction, and ejects the liquid from the nozzle facing the direction higher than the horizontal direction, thereby attaching the liquid to the target.

Liquid ejecting apparatus

A liquid ejecting apparatus includes a first liquid containing unit containing a liquid therein and a second detachable liquid containing unit containing a liquid therein and having a liquid containing volume smaller than that of the first liquid containing unit. A communication passage communicates the first liquid containing unit with the second liquid containing unit. The first and second liquid containing units are reciprocally replenished with the liquid by a liquid replenishing unit through the communication passage. When the liquid is replenished from the first or second liquid containing units to the other, a control unit controls the liquid replenishing unit to replenish the liquid from the one liquid containing unit to the other liquid containing unit, until the liquid contained in the one liquid containing unit reaches a predetermined amount smaller than the liquid containing volume of the second liquid containing unit.

A liquid ejecting apparatus includes: a liquid containing chamber that contains liquid; a depressurizing unit that brings the liquid contained in the liquid containing chamber to a boil at reduced pressure; and an air open valve that opens an inner chamber space of the liquid containing chamber to air after the boiling of the liquid at reduced pressure.

An ink cartridge for an ink jet printer having a housing having at least one wall. The ink cartridge further has at least two ink chambers for containing different ink accommodated in the housing. Ink supply ports are formed in one wall of the housing within each of the ink chambers. Each of the ink supply ports has an inner opening and an outer opening. The distance from the inner opening of a first ink supply port to that of a second ink supply port adjacent to the first ink supply port is different from a second distance from the outer opening of the first ink supply opening to that of the second ink supply port.

Ink cartridge for ink-jet printing apparatus

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Higashichikuma-gun, Japan

Yasushi Akatsuka