Apparatus for and method of adjusting a position of a printing head in an inkjet printer
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorGui-taek Lim
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AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorGui-taek Lim
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An apparatus for adjusting a position of a printing head in an inkjet printer includes an adjusting device disposed in a head carrier to adjust an arrangement or orientation of the printing head mounted in the head carrier. The adjusting device includes a positioning member disposed in the head carrier to position and mount the printing head at a predetermined position, and a positioning member adjuster adjusting a position of the positioning member to control the arrangement or orientation of the printing head. Accordingly, the apparatus for adjusting the position of the printing head can prevent a switching problem that ink is unevenly ejected on printing paper, by controlling the positioning member adjuster to adjust the position of the positioning member contacting a fixing surface of the printing head to be parallel to the carrier shaft.
An apparatus in an inkjet printer having a printing head mounted in a head carrier moving along a carrier shaft to eject ink to perform a printing operation, comprising:
An apparatus in an inkjet printer having a carrier shaft, a head carrier moving along the carrier shaft, and a printing head mounted in the head carrier, comprising:
A method in an inkjet printer having a carrier shaft, a head carrier moving along the carrier shaft and having two sidewalls and a bottom forming a receptacle to receive a printing head when the printing head is mounted in the head carrier, and a position adjusting unit disposed between the head carrier and the printing head, the method comprising:
An apparatus in an inkjet printer having a carrier shaft, a head carrier moving along the carrier shaft and having two sidewalls and a bottom forming a receptacle to receive a printing head when the printing head is mounted in the head carrier, comprising:
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