Cutting apparatus and printing apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsRyohei Maruyama, Takakazu Ohashi, Daiki Anayama
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Abstract
A cutting apparatus comprises a cutting unit including a first blade member and a second blade member that cooperates with the first blade member in cutting an object, configured to cut the object by moving the object and at least one of the first and second blade members relative to each other in a cutting direction; and a changing unit configured to change a crossing angle between the first blade member and the second blade member during an operation of cutting the object, wherein the changing unit makes the crossing angle after the start of the cutting smaller than the crossing angle at the start of the cutting.
Claims12
A cutting apparatus comprising:
- a cutting unit including a first blade member and a second blade member that cooperates with the first blade member in cutting an object, configured to cut the object by moving the object and at least one of the first and second blade members relative to each other in a cutting direction;
- and
- a changing unit configured to change a crossing angle between the first blade member and the second blade member during an operation of cutting the object,
- wherein the changing unit makes the crossing angle after the start of the cutting smaller than the crossing angle at the start of the cutting.
A printing apparatus comprising:
- an image printing unit configured to print an image on an object;
- a cutting unit including a first blade member and a second blade member that cooperates with the first blade member in cutting an object, configured to cut the object by moving the object and at least one of the first and second blade members relative to each other in a cutting direction;
- and
- a changing unit configured to change a crossing angle between the first blade member and the second blade member during an operation of cutting the object,
- wherein the changing unit makes the crossing angle after the start of the cutting smaller than the crossing angle at the start of the cutting.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.