JPH03269A - Color postcard printing device - Google Patents

Color postcard printing device

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JPH03269A
JPH03269A JP13286289A JP13286289A JPH03269A JP H03269 A JPH03269 A JP H03269A JP 13286289 A JP13286289 A JP 13286289A JP 13286289 A JP13286289 A JP 13286289A JP H03269 A JPH03269 A JP H03269A
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paper
recording
recording medium
postcard
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Inventor
Masataka Ota
正孝 太田
Hiroyuki Hoshino
星野 坦之
Makoto Mentani
信 面谷
Kazuto Higuchi
和人 樋口
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Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a device to obtain a required number of color printed postcards easily and rapidly by recording a high-resolution color image on an electrostatic recording medium on the surface of a postcard, printing characters such as address on another recording medium on the rear, and gluing both mediums together. CONSTITUTION:An adhesive or an adhesive sheet is attached to the rear of plain paper 1B and a back paper IC is placed on the adhesive or adhesive sheet to prevent their attachment to a guide roller. The rear of a postcard is printed at a time when a signal is output by a sensor 21A as a reference. This timing can be adjusted properly so that the both faces of a postcard are printed without misalignment. After printing an electrostatic recording paper 1 and a plain paper 1B, these recording papers are drawn to the right by a feed roller 13 and a pressure roller 14, then the back paper 1C ds removed and attached to an electrostatic recording paper 1 by a pressure roller 19. Finally the recording papers are cut by a cutter 20. lf the plain paper 1B of any proper thickness is selected, the postcard glued together with the plain paper has an appropriate thickness.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野〕 この発明は、カラー画像を高解像度で記録する技術分野
、および記録媒体の表裏両面に同時に記録する技術分野
に属するカラー葉書印刷装置に関するものである。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) This invention relates to a color postcard printing device that belongs to the technical field of recording color images at high resolution and the technical field of simultaneously recording on both the front and back sides of a recording medium. be.

〔従来の技術) 近年、画像をカラーで入出力および蓄積する技術が発達
し、カラー印刷したプリペイドカードが普及している。
[Prior Art] In recent years, technology for inputting, outputting, and storing images in color has developed, and prepaid cards printed in color have become popular.

一般の人が身近に扱うことが多いカラー画像の例として
は年賀状があるが、プリペイドカードで行われているよ
うに、例えば希望の図柄や写真を載せる面と宛名を書く
面を葉書の体裁で印刷できれば大変便利であるし、業者
がまとまった量で印刷したい場合にも自分で印刷できれ
ば、枚数もデザインも自由度があり、やはり便利である
。しかし、このようなことができる印刷装置は現在見あ
たらない。従来の装置でこれを行うとすると裏表2回に
分けて印刷しなければならず、裏表で印刷がずれたり、
非常に時間がかかったり、また、用紙の厚さが葉書とし
て十分でなかったりすることが容易に推測される。
New Year's cards are an example of color images that the general public often deals with, but as is done with prepaid cards, for example, the side on which the desired design or photo is placed and the side on which the addressee is written are placed in postcard style. It would be very convenient to be able to print, and even if a vendor wants to print in large quantities, if they could print it themselves, they would have more freedom in terms of the number and design, which would also be convenient. However, there are currently no printing devices that can do this. If this was done with conventional equipment, it would be necessary to print twice on the front and back, which could result in misaligned printing on the front and back sides.
It is easy to guess that it takes a lot of time and that the paper is not thick enough for a postcard.

〔発明が解決しようとする課題〕[Problem to be solved by the invention]

従来のカラー印刷装置は感光ドラムを用い、記録媒体の
片面は潜像形成、現像の各工程で、ドラムに接している
のが普通であり、また、記録媒体の片面に記録するため
の機構装置でかなりの容積を必要とするので、記録媒体
の他の片面、つまり裏面に、文字または画像を記録する
機構を追加することが困難であった。
Conventional color printing devices use photosensitive drums, and one side of the recording medium is usually in contact with the drum during the latent image formation and development processes, and a mechanical device for recording on one side of the recording medium. Since this requires a considerable amount of space, it has been difficult to add a mechanism for recording characters or images on the other side of the recording medium, that is, the back side.

この発明の目的は、葉書に高解像度のカラー画像記録形
成を行うと同時に、その裏面に切手を貼る枠や郵便番号
を書く枠、さらに宛名等も記録できる小型のカラー葉書
印刷装置を提供することである。
An object of the present invention is to provide a compact color postcard printing device that can record a high-resolution color image on a postcard, and at the same time record a frame for pasting a stamp, a frame for writing a postal code, and an addressee on the back of the postcard. It is.

〔課題を解決するための手段) この発明にかかるカラー葉書印刷装置は、静電記録媒体
とは別の記録媒体を用いて、この記録媒体の静電記録媒
体の印刷面とは反対側の面に文字を記録するための印刷
機構と、静電記録媒体と記録媒体の両者を印刷を行った
あとに、一体とする張り合わせ機構を設けたものである
[Means for Solving the Problems] A color postcard printing device according to the present invention uses a recording medium other than an electrostatic recording medium, and prints a surface of the recording medium on the side opposite to the printing surface of the electrostatic recording medium. The device is equipped with a printing mechanism for recording characters on the wafer, and a pasting mechanism that integrates both the electrostatic recording medium and the recording medium after printing.

〔作用] この発明においては、葉書の表面になる静電記録媒体上
に高解像度のカラー画像が記録され、裏面になる別の記
録媒体に宛名等の文字が印刷され、画記録媒体が張り合
わされる。
[Operation] In this invention, a high-resolution color image is recorded on an electrostatic recording medium that will be the front side of a postcard, characters such as the address are printed on another recording medium that will be the back side, and the image recording media are pasted together. Ru.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

この発明は、イオン流を用いて静電記録媒体上にカラー
画像を記録する印刷装置を主要構成要件の一つとするも
のであるので、はじめにこれについて説明し、次にこの
発明の実施例について述べる。
Since one of the main components of this invention is a printing device that records a color image on an electrostatic recording medium using an ion flow, this will be explained first, and then embodiments of this invention will be described. .

帯電器でイオンを発生させ、その流れを主に電気的手段
で制御し、記録媒体上に照射して潜像を形成することを
特徴とするイオン流記録技術は、従来のようにいくつか
のドツト単位で階調を表現するデイザ法などと異なり、
ひとつひとつのドツトの濃淡を制御して非常に豊かな階
調表現が可能である。この技術においては、上記の特徴
を生かすためにトナーの粒子の細かい液体トナーが利用
され、カラーのトナーを用いる場合は高解像のカラー画
像が得られる。
Ion flow recording technology is characterized by generating ions with a charger, controlling the flow mainly by electrical means, and irradiating them onto a recording medium to form a latent image. Unlike the dither method, which expresses gradation in dot units,
By controlling the shading of each dot, it is possible to express extremely rich tones. In this technique, a liquid toner with fine toner particles is used to take advantage of the above-mentioned characteristics, and when color toner is used, a high-resolution color image can be obtained.

この技術の特長は、感光ドラムを使用しないで装置が構
成できることである。この発明は、この記録媒体の裏側
に別の記録機構を設置することが特徴である。
The feature of this technology is that the device can be constructed without using a photosensitive drum. This invention is characterized in that another recording mechanism is installed on the back side of this recording medium.

第4図にイオン流記録技術を用いたモノクローム記録装
置の例を示す。第4図において、1は記録媒体の一例と
しての静電記録用紙、1Aはこの静電記録用紙1のロー
ル、2は用紙ガイドドラムで、現像のための用紙支持部
を兼ねている。3は現像ドラム、4は現像タンク、5は
現像液、6は潜像書き込み用帯電器のワイヤ電極、7は
同じく潜像書き込み用帯電器のシールド電極、8はイオ
ン流制御用の制御電極、9は前記潜像書き込み用帯電器
の対向電極、1oは現像後の現像液溶媒を静電記録用紙
1から現像タンク4に押し戻すためのスクイズ用帯電器
のワイヤ電極、11はそのシールド電極、12は前記ス
クイズ用帯電器の対向電極、13は送りローラで、図示
はしていないがステップモータに連結している。14は
プレッシャローラ、15はガイドローラ、16は前記静
電記録用紙1のたるみを取るためのバックテンションロ
ーラである。
FIG. 4 shows an example of a monochrome recording device using ion flow recording technology. In FIG. 4, 1 is an electrostatic recording paper as an example of a recording medium, 1A is a roll of this electrostatic recording paper 1, and 2 is a paper guide drum, which also serves as a paper support section for development. 3 is a developing drum, 4 is a developing tank, 5 is a developer, 6 is a wire electrode of a charger for writing a latent image, 7 is a shield electrode of a charger for writing a latent image, 8 is a control electrode for controlling ion flow, 9 is a counter electrode of the latent image writing charger; 1o is a wire electrode of a squeeze charger for pushing back the developer solvent from the electrostatic recording paper 1 into the developer tank 4 after development; 11 is its shield electrode; 12 13 is a counter electrode of the squeeze charger, and 13 is a feed roller, which is connected to a step motor (not shown). 14 is a pressure roller, 15 is a guide roller, and 16 is a back tension roller for taking up the slack of the electrostatic recording paper 1.

次に、第4図でイオン流記録技術による装置例のモノク
ローム印刷の動作を説明する。
Next, the monochrome printing operation of an example apparatus using ion flow recording technology will be explained with reference to FIG.

まず、静電記録用紙1が送りローラ13とプレッシャロ
ーラ14とによって、右方に定められた送りピッチと速
度で送られているとき、潜像書き込み用帯電器によって
静電記録用紙1上に+(プラス)または−(マイナス)
の電荷で潜像が形成される。以下、十の静電潜像のとき
の場合について説明することにする。すなわち、ワイヤ
電極6とシールド電極7の間には数KVから10数KV
の電圧を印加すると、コロナ放電によって十のイオン流
が発生する。
First, when the electrostatic recording paper 1 is being fed to the right by the feed roller 13 and the pressure roller 14 at a predetermined feeding pitch and speed, a charger for writing a latent image is placed on the electrostatic recording paper 1. (plus) or - (minus)
A latent image is formed by the charge. The case of ten electrostatic latent images will be explained below. That is, the voltage between the wire electrode 6 and the shield electrode 7 is from several KV to 10-odd KV.
When a voltage of 10 is applied, an ion current of 10 is generated by corona discharge.

ここで、イオン流を制御する制御電極8について説明す
る。第5図に制御電極8の構成例を、第6図(a)、(
b)に制御方法の説明図をそれぞれ示す。
Here, the control electrode 8 that controls the ion flow will be explained. FIG. 5 shows an example of the configuration of the control electrode 8, and FIGS. 6(a) and (
b) shows an explanatory diagram of the control method.

図のように、制御電極8は、上部電極8A1と下部電極
8A2および両者間に介在する絶縁板8Bとからなり、
複数個のアパーチャ8cが設けられており、ここをイオ
ン流が通過し、対向電極9に引き寄せられて静電記録用
紙1上に吸着される。このときの起動するアパーチャ8
cの選択は、下部電極8A2の選択により行い、イオン
流の通過量は静電記録用紙1上に堆積する電荷電圧、つ
まりは画像の濃度になる。そして、この通過量は制御電
極8への印加電圧と、その方法および印加時間によって
制御することができる高い階調性を持つ画像を得るには
、書き込む画素の濃度を制御型fi8に与える単位電気
パルスの個数によって印加時間を変える方法が、制御の
容易さ、および電源装置などの装置構成上からも有利で
ある。
As shown in the figure, the control electrode 8 consists of an upper electrode 8A1, a lower electrode 8A2, and an insulating plate 8B interposed between the two.
A plurality of apertures 8c are provided, through which the ion flow passes, is attracted to the counter electrode 9, and is attracted onto the electrostatic recording paper 1. Aperture 8 to start at this time
The selection of c is made by selecting the lower electrode 8A2, and the amount of ion flow passing through becomes the charge voltage deposited on the electrostatic recording paper 1, that is, the density of the image. The amount of this passage can be controlled by the voltage applied to the control electrode 8, its method, and application time.In order to obtain an image with high gradation, it is necessary to A method of varying the application time depending on the number of pulses is advantageous in terms of ease of control and the configuration of equipment such as a power supply device.

静電記録用紙1上の潜像は、静電記録用紙1がさらに送
られて現像部に進む。現像タンク4には−の極性のトナ
ー粉を持つトナー液が入っており、回転する現像ドラム
3によって用紙ガイドドラム2の方に巻き上げられてい
る。潜像の部分がここに達すると@き上げられた現像液
5に浸され、潜像部の電荷にはトナー粉が吸着され現像
が行われる。次に、さらに静電記録用紙1が右方に進む
とスクイズ用の帯電器があり、これが発生するイオン流
(この場合は極性はどちらでも効果がある)によって静
電記録用紙1に付着した余分なトナー液は現像タンク4
の方に押し戻される。
The latent image on the electrostatic recording paper 1 advances to the developing section as the electrostatic recording paper 1 is further fed. The developing tank 4 contains toner liquid having negative polarity toner powder, which is rolled up toward the paper guide drum 2 by the rotating developing drum 3. When the latent image portion reaches this point, it is immersed in the raised developer 5, and toner powder is adsorbed to the charges in the latent image portion to perform development. Next, as the electrostatic recording paper 1 moves further to the right, there is a squeezing charger, which generates an ion current (in this case, either polarity is effective), which causes excess adhering to the electrostatic recording paper 1. The toner liquid is in developer tank 4.
being pushed back towards.

第1図に、この発明による実施例を示す。従来の片面の
静電記録用紙1を用い、裏面印刷用の記録方式に熱転写
方式またはインパクト記録方式を用いた実施例を示す。
FIG. 1 shows an embodiment according to the invention. An example will be described in which a conventional single-sided electrostatic recording paper 1 is used and a thermal transfer method or an impact recording method is used as a recording method for printing on the back side.

この例ではカラー画像記録の機構側は、モノクローム画
像記録装置の例で述べた潜像書き込み部と現像部からな
るユニットをA〜Dの4つ備えており、カラーのトナー
を、シアン、マゼンダ、イエロー、およびブラックの4
色に対応させている。このように複数のトナーを用いて
多重に画像を重ね書きするときは、画像の位置合わせの
ためのマークを静電記録用紙1の表にあらかじめ、また
は記録機構自身によって付け、これを適宜センサーで読
みながら各色を記録していく方法がよく採られる。ここ
ではあらかじめ印刷されている場合について説明する。
In this example, the color image recording mechanism side is equipped with four units A to D consisting of the latent image writing section and the developing section described in the example of the monochrome image recording apparatus, and the color toner is cyan, magenta, yellow and black 4
It corresponds to the color. When multiple images are overwritten using multiple toners in this way, marks for image positioning are placed on the front of the electrostatic recording paper 1 in advance or by the recording mechanism itself, and these marks are made with a sensor as appropriate. A common method is to record each color as you read. Here, we will explain the case where the image is printed in advance.

第1図の1Bは普通紙であって、裏面に接着剤か接着シ
ートを付着させてあり、ガイドローラ15等と付着しな
いよう裏紙1Cを重ねである。
1B in FIG. 1 is plain paper, with an adhesive or an adhesive sheet attached to the back surface, and a backing paper 1C is overlaid to prevent it from adhering to the guide roller 15 and the like.

17は裏面の記録用ヘッド、18はインクリボンである
。裏面の記録を開始するタイミングは、例えばセンサー
21Aの出力を基準にして行い、適宜調整できるように
すれば、両面のずれのない葉書の印刷ができる。静電記
録紙1と普通紙1Bの印刷が終わった後、両方の記録紙
は送りローラ13、プレッシャローラ14によって右方
に引かれ、裏紙ICを剥されてから張り合わせ機構の一
例としての圧着ローラ19によって静電記録用紙1と圧
着され、カッター20で裁断される。普通紙1Bを適当
な厚さにしておけば、張り合わせた状態で葉書として適
切な厚さにすることができる。この実施例では、もちろ
ん裏面の印刷にインクジェット記録法など、他の記録方
法を利用してもよい。
17 is a recording head on the back side, and 18 is an ink ribbon. If the timing to start recording on the back side is determined based on, for example, the output of the sensor 21A, and can be adjusted as appropriate, it is possible to print a postcard without misalignment on both sides. After printing on the electrostatic recording paper 1 and the plain paper 1B is completed, both recording papers are pulled to the right by a feed roller 13 and a pressure roller 14, and after the backing paper IC is peeled off, they are crimped as an example of a pasting mechanism. It is pressed against the electrostatic recording paper 1 by the roller 19 and cut by the cutter 20. If the plain paper 1B is made to have an appropriate thickness, it can be made to have an appropriate thickness as a postcard when pasted together. In this embodiment, of course, other recording methods such as inkjet recording may be used for printing on the back side.

第2図は記録媒体裏面の印刷に静;記録機構を用いた他
の実施例で、第3図に示す両面に静電記録した記録媒体
を張り合わせて作成する。例えば第3図(a)は、ポリ
エステルの基材24の両面に導電層25と絶縁層26を
構成した形の記録媒体、同じ(第3図(b)は基材24
に導電性のある材料を使用することで第3図(a)と同
様に用いることができる。第2図では記録針22によっ
て潜像を形成し、現像機23で現像することは従来の静
電記録法と同じである。ただしこの場合にも、一方の静
電記録用紙1の裏面に接着材か接着シートを付着させて
おき、ガイドローラ15と付着しないように裏紙1Cを
重ね、張り合わせするとぎに裏紙1Cを剥すようにする
FIG. 2 shows another embodiment in which an electrostatic recording mechanism is used for printing on the back side of a recording medium, and the recording medium shown in FIG. 3 is produced by pasting together recording media that have been electrostatically recorded on both sides. For example, FIG. 3(a) shows a recording medium in which a conductive layer 25 and an insulating layer 26 are formed on both sides of a polyester base material 24;
By using an electrically conductive material, it can be used in the same manner as in FIG. 3(a). In FIG. 2, forming a latent image with a recording needle 22 and developing it with a developing device 23 is the same as in the conventional electrostatic recording method. However, in this case as well, attach an adhesive or an adhesive sheet to the back side of one of the electrostatic recording sheets 1, overlap the backing paper 1C so that it does not stick to the guide roller 15, and peel off the backing paper 1C after pasting them together. do it like this.

なお、この発明は葉書に限定されるもでなく、葉書状の
もの、つまり適宜の厚みを有し、表裏に印刷を施すもの
も含むことはもちろんである。
It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to postcards, and of course includes postcard-like ones, that is, ones having an appropriate thickness and printed on the front and back sides.

〔発明の効果) 以上説明したように、この発明は静電記録媒体にイオン
流を制御してカラー画像を記録する印刷装置と、静電記
録媒体とは別の記録媒体を用いて、この記録媒体の静電
記録媒体の印刷面とは反対側の面に文字を記録するため
の印刷機構と、静電記録媒体と記録媒体の両者を、印刷
を行ったあとに一体とする張り合わせ機構を設けたので
、カラー印刷の葉書を希望の枚数、容易にしかも速く得
られる装置が実現できる。また、裏面に宛名を印刷しな
がら多くの枚数の印刷も可能となる。
[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, the present invention uses a printing device that records a color image on an electrostatic recording medium by controlling ion flow, and a recording medium other than the electrostatic recording medium. A printing mechanism for recording characters on the surface of the medium opposite to the printing surface of the electrostatic recording medium, and a pasting mechanism for integrating both the electrostatic recording medium and the recording medium after printing are provided. Therefore, it is possible to realize a device that can easily and quickly obtain a desired number of color-printed postcards. Additionally, it is possible to print a large number of sheets while printing the address on the back side.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図はこの発明の一実施例を示すカラー葉書印刷装置
の構成図、第2図はこの発明の他の実施例を示す記録媒
体裏面の印刷に静電記録機構を用いた装置の構成図、第
3図は両面に静電記録された記録媒体を張り合わせた断
面図、第4図はモノクローム記録装置の一例を示す構成
図、第5図は制御電極の構成を示す斜視図、第6図(a
)7(b)は記録制御方法を説明するための図である。 図中、1は静電記録用紙、1Aはロール、1Bは普通紙
、1Cは裏紙、2は用紙ガイドドラム、3は現像ドラム
、4は現像タンク、5は現像液、6は潜像書き込み用帯
電器のワイヤ電極、7は潜像書き込み用帯電器のシール
ド電極、8は制御電極、9は潜像書き込み用帯電器の対
向電極、10はスクイズ用帯電器のワイヤ電極、11は
スクイズ用f′r!L器のシールド電極、12はスクイ
ズ用帯電器の対向電極、13は送りローラ、14はプレ
ッシャローラ、15はガイドローラ、16はバックテン
ションローラ、17は記録用ヘッド、18はインクリボ
ン、19は圧着ローラ、20はカッター 21はセンサ
ー 22は記録針である。 第 図 b 第 図 第 図 第 図 (a) (b)
Fig. 1 is a block diagram of a color postcard printing device showing one embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a block diagram of a device using an electrostatic recording mechanism for printing on the back side of a recording medium, showing another embodiment of the invention. , FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a recording medium with electrostatic recording on both sides pasted together, FIG. 4 is a configuration diagram showing an example of a monochrome recording device, FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the configuration of control electrodes, and FIG. 6 (a
)7(b) is a diagram for explaining the recording control method. In the figure, 1 is electrostatic recording paper, 1A is a roll, 1B is plain paper, 1C is backing paper, 2 is a paper guide drum, 3 is a developing drum, 4 is a developing tank, 5 is a developer, and 6 is a latent image writing 7 is a shield electrode of the latent image writing charger, 8 is a control electrode, 9 is a counter electrode of the latent image writing charger, 10 is a wire electrode of the squeeze charger, 11 is for squeezing. f'r! 12 is a counter electrode of the squeeze charger, 13 is a feed roller, 14 is a pressure roller, 15 is a guide roller, 16 is a back tension roller, 17 is a recording head, 18 is an ink ribbon, 19 is a 20 is a cutter, 21 is a sensor, and 22 is a recording needle. Figure b Figure Figure Figure Figure (a) (b)

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims]  イオン流を制御して静電記録媒体上に潜像を記録し、
トナーによってカラー画像を記録する印刷装置において
、前記静電記録媒体とは別の記録媒体を用いて、この記
録媒体の前記静電記録媒体の印刷面とは反対側の面に文
字を記録するための印刷機構と、前記静電記録媒体と記
録媒体の両者を印刷を行つたあとに、一体とする張り合
わせ機構を設けたことを特徴とするカラー葉書印刷装置
Recording a latent image on an electrostatic recording medium by controlling the ion flow,
In a printing device that records a color image using toner, a recording medium other than the electrostatic recording medium is used to record characters on the surface of the recording medium opposite to the printing surface of the electrostatic recording medium. 1. A color postcard printing apparatus comprising: a printing mechanism; and a pasting mechanism that integrates both the electrostatic recording medium and the recording medium after printing.
JP13286289A 1989-05-29 1989-05-29 Color postcard printing device Pending JPH03269A (en)

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