Image printer
AssigneeHitachi Koki Co., Ltd.
InventorsYosuke Saito, Hirobumi Ouchi, Yasuo Kikuchi, Katsuhiro Akinaga, Tomio Sugaya
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AssigneeHitachi Koki Co., Ltd.
InventorsYosuke Saito, Hirobumi Ouchi, Yasuo Kikuchi, Katsuhiro Akinaga, Tomio Sugaya
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In an image printer performing multi-color printing, two magnetic poles having the same polarity are provided adjacent to each other in a position facing the printing body of the second developing agent holding body provided in the second developing unit, and development is performed under a condition satisfying the following formulas; B1.ltoreq.1100, 1000.ltoreq.B2.ltoreq.1200, -300.ltoreq.B1-B2.ltoreq.0, F.apprxeq.0 where B1 (gauss) is a magnetic flux density on the surface of the developing agent holding body of one magnetic pole of the magnetic poles arranged in the downstream side of the transmitting direction of the developing agent, and B2 (gauss) is a magnetic flux density on the surface of the developing agent holding body of the other magnetic pole of the magnetic poles arranged in the upstream side of the transmitting direction of the developing agent, and F (gf) is a rubbing force to the printing body of the magnetic brush in the second developing unit.
An image printer comprising a first developing unit having a first developing agent holding body rotatably supported, forming a magnetic brush composed of a developing agent containing a toner and a carrier in the peripheral portion of the first developing agent holding body, developing a first electrostatic latent image formed on a printing body using the magnetic brush to form a first toner image onto said printing body;
An image printer comprising a first developing unit having a first developing agent holding body rotatably supported, forming a magnetic brush composed of a developing agent containing a toner and a carrier in the peripheral portion of the first developing agent holding body, developing a first electrostatic latent image formed on a printing body using the magnetic brush to form a first toner image onto said printing body;
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