Liquid ejection head and recording device
AssigneeKYOCERA Corporation
InventorKenko GEJIMA
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
A liquid ejection head in the present disclosure includes a first channel member and a second channel member. The first channel member includes a first surface, a plurality of ejection ports in the first surface, a second surface on the opposite side to the first surface, a third channel, a plurality of pressurizing in communication with the third channel and with the plurality of ejection ports respectively, and a fourth channel. The second channel member is on the second surface and includes a first channel in communication with the third channel and configured using resin and a second channel in communication with the third channel through the forth channel.
Claims16
A liquid ejection head comprising:
- a first channel member comprising;
- a first surface,
- a plurality of ejection ports in the first surface,
- a second surface opposite to the first surface,
- a third channel,
- a plurality of pressurizing chambers in communication with the third channel and with the plurality of ejection ports respectively, and
- a fourth channel;
- and
- a second channel member on the second surface, comprising:
- a first channel in communication with the third channel and configured using resin, and
- a second channel in communication with the third channel through the forth channel.
A liquid ejection head comprising:
- a first channel member comprising
- a first surface,
- a plurality of ejection ports in the first surface,
- a second surface opposite to the first surface,
- a third channel,
- a plurality of pressurizing chambers in communication with the third channel and with the plurality of ejection ports respectively, and
- a fourth channel;
- and
- a second channel member on the second surface, containing resin, and comprising
- a first channel in communication with the third channel and in contact with the resin, and
- a second channel in communication with the third channel through the forth channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.