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US 2006/0132557 A1Published application
Liquid package, liquid droplet ejection device, electro-optic device, and electronic equipment
AssigneeSeiko Epson Corporation
InventorKei Hiruma
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Abstract
A liquid package includes a bag in which is sealed a liquid that is degasified at a pressure higher than a saturated vapor pressure of a solvent in the liquid.
Claims14
A liquid package comprising:
- a bag in which is sealed a liquid that is degasified at a pressure higher than a saturated vapor pressure of a solvent in the liquid.
A liquid package comprising:
- a bag in which is sealed a liquid that has plural solvents and is degasified at a pressure higher than a saturated vapor pressure of one of the solvents with a highest saturated vapor pressure.
A liquid package comprising:
- a bag in which is sealed a liquid that has plural solvents and is degasified at a pressure higher than a saturated vapor pressure of one of the solvents for which the composition ratio is highest.
A liquid droplet ejection device comprising:
- an ejection head which ejects droplets;
- and
- a supply unit which supplies a liquid to the ejection head and has a liquid package in which is sealed the liquid that is degasified at a pressure higher than a saturated vapor pressure of a solvent in the liquid.
A liquid droplet ejection device comprising:
- an ejection head which ejects droplets;
- and
- a supply unit which supplies a liquid to the ejection head and has a liquid package in which is sealed the liquid that has plural solvents and is degasified at a pressure higher than a saturated vapor pressure of one of the solvents with a highest saturated vapor pressure.
A liquid droplet ejection device comprising:
- an ejection head which ejects droplets;
- and
- a supply unit which supplies a liquid to the ejection head and has a liquid package in which is sealed the liquid that has plural solvents and is degasified at a pressure higher than a saturated vapor pressure of one of the solvents for which the composition ratio is highest.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.