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US 9,725,267 B2Granted
Conveyance path forming body and conveying machine
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsSeigo Makida, Takao Furuya, Kiyoshi Hosoi
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Abstract
A conveyance path forming body includes: a first surface that is disposed on an opposite side of a sheet to a processing unit disposed on a side of one surface of the sheet being conveyed along a conveyance path to perform processing on the one surface; and a second surface that is disposed at a downstream of the first surface in a conveying direction of the sheet so as to be more distant from the processing unit than a hypothetical extension surface of the first surface.
Claims8
A conveyance path forming body comprising:
- a first surface that is, disposed on an opposite side of a sheet to a processing unit disposed on a side of one surface of the sheet being conveyed along a conveyance path to perform processing on the one surface;
- a second surface that is disposed at a downstream of the first surface in a conveying direction of the sheet so as to be more distant from the processing unit than a hypothetical extension surface of the first surface;
- a third surface that is disposed at a downstream of the second surface in the conveying direction of the sheet so as to be continuous with the second surface and to be inclined from a hypothetical extension surface of the second surface toward a side of the processing unit;
- a first contact portion to come into contact with the one surface of the sheet at an upstream of a processing position of the processing unit in the conveying direction of the sheet;
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- a second contact portion to come into contact with a surface, opposite to the one surface, of the sheet at an upstream of the first contact portion;
- the first, second and third surfaces facing the sheet conveyed along the conveyance path and being guide surfaces that come into contact with the sheet;
- the first surface extending to a downstream end of the processing unit;
- in a direction going from the processing unit to the sheet, a position at which the first contact portion is to come into contact with the sheet being more distant from the processing unit than a position at which the second contact portion is to come into contact with the sheet.
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