Sheet-like member cleaning device and radiation image information reading apparatus which incorporates such sheet-like member cleaning device
AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorKenji Takata
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AssigneeFuji Photo Film Co., Ltd.
InventorKenji Takata
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Information carried on a stimulable phosphor sheet can accurately be read therefrom without dust particles being present on the surfaces of the stimulable phosphor sheet. A dust of a first cleaning unit has a first opening for introducing the stimulable phosphor sheet into the duct and a second opening for discharging the stimulable phosphor sheet out of the duct. The duct has an upper housing member which accommodates therein a first brush roller and a third brush roller that extend parallel to each other and a lower housing member which accommodates therein a second brush roller and a fourth brush roller that extend parallel to each other. The upper housing member also houses therein a first dust removing plate having tip ends held against bristles of the first brush roller and the third brush roller, and the lower housing member also houses therein a second dust removing plate having tip ends held against bristles of the second brush roller and the fourth brush roller.
A sheet-like member cleaning device for removing dust particles from a sheet-like member which is being fed by a feed system, comprising:
A sheet-like member cleaning device for removing dust particles from a sheet-like member which is being fed by a feed system, comprising:
A radiation image information reading apparatus for two-dimensionally reading information representing at least characters and an image carried by a stimulable phosphor sheet which is being fed by a feed system, comprising:
A radiation image information reading apparatus for two-dimensionally reading information representing at least characters and an image carried by a stimulable phosphor sheet which is being fed by a feed system, comprising:
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