Printed matter seasoning apparatus and method, and inkjet recording apparatus
AssigneeFUJIFILM Corporation
InventorYuhei Chiwata
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Abstract
The printed matter seasoning apparatus includes: a table on which a plurality of sheets of printed paper are placed in a stack, ink having been deposited on at least one surface of each sheet of the printed paper; and an air blowing device which blows air toward at least one of end sides of the stack on the table to supply the air simultaneously between the respective sheets in the stack. The air blowing device blows the air at an air flow volume of at least 0.02 m3/(min·m) per sheet of the printed paper and per unit length of the printed paper in a width direction thereof perpendicular to a direction from the air blowing device to the stack on the table.
Claims18
A printed matter seasoning apparatus, comprising:
- a table on which a plurality of sheets of printed paper are placed in a stack, ink having been deposited on at least one surface of each sheet of the printed paper;
- and
- an air blowing device which blows air toward at least one of end sides of the stack on the table to supply the air simultaneously between the respective sheets in the stack, the air blowing device blowing the air at an air flow volume of at least 0.02 m3/(min·m) per sheet of the printed paper and per unit length of the printed paper in a width direction thereof perpendicular to a direction from the air blowing device to the stack on the table.
A method of seasoning printed matter, comprising the steps of:
- placing a plurality of sheets of printed paper in a stack on a table, ink having been deposited on at least one surface of each sheet of the printed paper;
- and
- blowing air by an air blowing device toward at least one of end sides of the stack on the table to supply the air simultaneously between the respective sheets in the stack, the air being blown by the air blowing device at an air flow volume of at least 0.02 m3/(min·m) per sheet of the printed paper and per unit length of the printed paper in a width direction thereof perpendicular to a direction from the air blowing device to the stack on the table.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.