Film photoconductor holding mechanism
AssigneeHitachi Koki Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinichi Nishino, Osamu Nishino, Toshitaka Ogawa
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AssigneeHitachi Koki Co., Ltd.
InventorsShinichi Nishino, Osamu Nishino, Toshitaka Ogawa
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A film photoconductor holding mechanism includes a substantially-cylindrical support having an opening which is shaped so as to have a notch at a part of a circumferential portion of the support in a longitudinal direction thereof. A bar-like photoconductor cap which is operative to engage with the opening of the support is provided. A film assembly is provided and has a peripheral length larger than an outer peripheral length of the support and is installed into the support in a state where the bar-like photoconductor cap is opened and is held in the support by the bar-like photoconductor cap. A guide bar and elastic member is disposed on the film assembly for guiding and tensioning the installation of the film assembly in the support, and a guide groove is defined in the bar-like photoconductor cap and is operative to be engaged with the guide bar.
A film photoconductor holding mechanism, comprising:
A film photoconductor which is held by a substantially-cylindrical support having an opening which is shaped so as to have a notch at a part of a circumferential portion of said support in a longitudinal direction thereof, said film photoconductor comprising:
A film photoconductor which is held by a substantially-cylindrical support having an opening which is shaped so as to have a notch at a part of a circumferential portion of said support in a longitudinal direction thereof, said film photoconductor comprising:
A film photoconductor which is held by a substantially-cylindrical support having an opening which is shaped so as to have a notch at a part of a circumferential portion of said support in a longitudinal direction thereof, said film photoconductor comprising:
A film photoconductor holding mechanism, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.