Image recording device having a charge producing section upstream of a transfer receiving body
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsAkitoshi Akaike, Naohisa Fujita, Satoru Hori
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Abstract
An image forming device which transfers a toner image carried on an image carrying body from the image carrying body to a transfer receiving body in a transfer section, the device including a charge producing section provided at an upstream side, in a moving direction of the transfer receiving body, with respect to a position at which the image carrying body and the transfer receiving body oppose each other so as not to be contacted with the transfer receiving body.
Claims34
An image forming device which transfers a toner image carried on an image carrying body from the image carrying body to a transfer receiving body in a transfer section, the device comprising a charge producing section provided at an upstream side, in a moving direction of the transfer receiving body, with respect to a position at which the image carrying body and the transfer receiving body oppose each other so as not to be contacted with the transfer receiving body,
- wherein a shielding member is provided between the charge producing section and the transfer receiving body, so as to separate the charge producing section from the transfer receiving body by a predetermined distance and to prevent the transfer receiving body from being charged by the charge producing section.
An image forming device which transfers a toner image carried on an image carrying body from the image carrying body to a transfer receiving body at a transfer section, wherein a self-discharge type antistatic member is provided so as not to be contacted with the transfer receiving body at an upstream side, in a moving direction of the transfer receiving body, with respect to a position at which the image carrying body and the transfer receiving body oppose each other,
- wherein a shielding member having an insulating property is provided between the antistatic member and the transfer receiving body, so as to separate the antistatic member from the transfer receiving body by a predetermined distance and to prevent the transfer receiving body from being charged by the antistatic member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.