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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 15, 2026
Filed:
Jul. 30, 2024
Seiko Epson Corporation, Tokyo, JP;
Yuta Asakawa, Azumino, JP;
SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION, , JP;
Abstract
A recording method which uses a water-based ink composition and a treatment liquid containing an aggregating agent, includes: a main scanning to eject the ink composition and the treatment liquid from an ink jet head so as to be adhered to a recording medium while the ink jet head is transferred with respect to the recording medium; a sub-scanning to transport the recording medium in a sub-scanning direction which intersects a direction of the main scanning; and a ventilation step of sending a wind to the recording medium in the main scanning. In the main scanning, by a portion of the ink jet ink head to eject the ink composition and the treatment liquid located upstream in the sub-scanning direction, the ink composition and the treatment liquid are overlapped and adhered to the same main scanning region of the recording medium by the same main scanning, and by a portion of the ink jet ink head to eject the ink composition and the treatment liquid located downstream in the sub-scanning direction, the ink composition is adhered to the recording medium, and when the ink composition is adhered thereto, the treatment liquid is not overlapped and adhered to the same main scanning region of the recording medium by the same main scanning. In addition, when the main scanning is performed, the recording medium to which the ink composition and the treatment liquid are adhered has a surface temperature of 33° C. or less.