JPS6338970A - Developing device - Google Patents

Developing device

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JPS6338970A
JPS6338970A JP18197686A JP18197686A JPS6338970A JP S6338970 A JPS6338970 A JP S6338970A JP 18197686 A JP18197686 A JP 18197686A JP 18197686 A JP18197686 A JP 18197686A JP S6338970 A JPS6338970 A JP S6338970A
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developer
wall surface
gap
hopper
carrier
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Inventor
Tsutomu Kubo
勉 久保
Kazuo Terao
寺尾 和男
Takashi Yamamuro
隆 山室
Masatsugu Kajimoto
梶本 昌嗣
Kazuhiko Tsukagoshi
一彦 塚越
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Fujifilm Business Innovation Corp
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Fuji Xerox Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent a developer from being electrostatically attracted to a wall surface and being accumulated at the time of passing a gap by forming the wall surface, which forms the gap in the bottom of a hopper, with materials having the same polarity as electrification of the developer. CONSTITUTION:The bottom part of a hopper 4 facing a developer supply member 3, namely, a bottom 21a of a developing member storage part 21 is arcuate and forms a gap S having 0.5-2mm width together with the developer supply member 3, and its wall surface 4' consists of materials having the same polarity as electrification of a developer 9. Though the developer 9 is rubbed against the wall surface 4' and is frictionally electrified when passing the gap S1, the developer 9 is not electrostatically attracted to the wall surface 4' because the wall surface 4' consists of materials having the same polarity as electrification of the developer, thus surely supplying a sufficient quantity of the developer 9 to a developer carrier 2.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、現像剤担持体上に供給された一成分現像剤を
規制部材により所定の厚さで電荷を有した現像剤層とし
、この現像剤層を静電潜像保持体上の静電潜像に搬送し
て静電吸着して可視像に現像する現像装置に関するもの
である。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention is directed to forming a monocomponent developer supplied onto a developer carrier into a charged developer layer with a predetermined thickness by means of a regulating member. The present invention relates to a developing device that conveys a layer to an electrostatic latent image on an electrostatic latent image carrier and electrostatically attracts it to develop it into a visible image.

従来の技術 静電潜像保持体上に形成された静電潜像を現像する現像
装置としては、トナーとキャリヤーとから成る二成分現
像剤を使用し、キャリヤーとの摩擦帯電によりトナーに
電荷を与えて帯電されたトナーな静電潜像に静電吸着さ
せる二成分現像剤を用いた現像装置が知られている。
Prior Art A developing device for developing an electrostatic latent image formed on an electrostatic latent image holder uses a two-component developer consisting of toner and a carrier, and charges the toner by frictional charging with the carrier. 2. Description of the Related Art A developing device using a two-component developer that is electrostatically attracted to a charged toner electrostatic latent image is known.

とのよ5な二成分現像剤を用いた現像装置は充分に実用
に耐え得るものであるが、最近になって現像剤劣化防止
の観点からトナーのみから成る一戒分現像剤を使用した
現像装置が提案されるようになってきた。
A developing device using a two-component developer of 50% is sufficiently practical, but recently, from the viewpoint of preventing deterioration of the developer, a developing device using a single-component developer consisting only of toner has been developed. devices have been proposed.

このような−成分現像剤を用いる現像装置としては、磁
性現像剤を使用するもの、非磁性現像剤を使用するもの
、或いは現像剤を静電潜像保持体に接触させるものと非
接触のものがある。
Development devices using such -component developers include those that use magnetic developers, those that use non-magnetic developers, those that bring the developer into contact with the electrostatic latent image carrier, and those that do not. There is.

例えば、特開昭60−53975号公報に開示されてい
る一成分現像剤を用いる現像装置が知られている。
For example, a developing device using a one-component developer disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 60-53975 is known.

この現像装置は第2図に示すように、静電潜像保持体1
と対向して現像剤担持体2と現像剤供給部材3をホッパ
ー4内に設けると共に、現像剤担持体20表面に規制部
材5を圧接したものであり、詳しくは静電潜像保持体1
0表面に表面電位およそ200〜900V有した静電潜
像6を有し、現像剤担持体2は現像電極7上に厚さ1+
o+、比抵抗I X I 010Ω3、比誘電率3.0
であるカーボン及びグラスファイバー等を添加したフェ
ノール製の被覆層8を設けたもので、静電潜像保持体1
に間隙100〜400μmを有して対向しであると共に
、その現像剤担持体2の表面、つまり被覆層80表面は
軸方向に研磨されて表面粗さがR2で1〜10μmとな
っている。
As shown in FIG. 2, this developing device includes an electrostatic latent image holding body 1
A developer carrier 2 and a developer supply member 3 are provided in a hopper 4 facing the developer carrier 20, and a regulating member 5 is pressed against the surface of the developer carrier 20.
The developer carrier 2 has an electrostatic latent image 6 on its surface with a surface potential of about 200 to 900 V, and the developer carrier 2 has a thickness of 1+ on the developing electrode 7.
o+, specific resistance I X I 010Ω3, relative dielectric constant 3.0
The electrostatic latent image carrier 1 is provided with a coating layer 8 made of phenol to which carbon, glass fiber, etc. are added.
are opposed to each other with a gap of 100 to 400 μm, and the surface of the developer carrier 2, that is, the surface of the coating layer 80, is polished in the axial direction to have a surface roughness of 1 to 10 μm in R2.

現像剤供給部材3は現像剤担持体2にニップ圧が1瓢で
圧接して矢印方向に現像剤担持体2と同一速度で回転し
てホッパー4内の現像剤9を現像剤担持体2上に供給す
るもので、圧接時に現像剤担持体2上に加わる荷重を小
さくするためにシャフト(0上にウレタン等の発泡体1
1を巻装して表面に厚さ0.5〜1瓢のEPDMゴム等
の被覆層12を形成したものとなり、その被覆層120
表面は高さ約200μm115°の等間隔で凸凹が設け
てあって、その凹部に埋まった現像剤を現像剤担持体2
上に送るようにしである。
The developer supplying member 3 contacts the developer carrier 2 with a nip pressure of 1 g, rotates in the direction of the arrow at the same speed as the developer carrier 2, and transfers the developer 9 in the hopper 4 onto the developer carrier 2. A foam material such as urethane 1 is placed on the shaft (0) to reduce the load applied to the developer carrier 2 during pressure contact.
1 is wound, and a coating layer 12 of EPDM rubber or the like with a thickness of 0.5 to 1 ounce is formed on the surface, and the coating layer 120
The surface has irregularities of approximately 200 μm in height and at equal intervals of 115°, and the developer buried in the recesses is transferred to the developer carrier 2.
It should be sent upwards.

そして、送られた現像剤9は現像剤担持体2の回転によ
って規制部材5まで送られ、摩擦帯電により現像剤9に
所望の電荷を付与すると同時に所定の厚さく0.3〜1
.0″’/、)の現像剤7省13を形成し、靜′1潜像
6に向げて搬送される。
The developer 9 thus sent is sent to the regulating member 5 by the rotation of the developer carrier 2, and is given a desired charge to the developer 9 by frictional electrification, and at the same time, is thickened to a predetermined thickness of 0.3 to 1.
.. 0″'/, ) developer 7 and 13 are formed and conveyed toward the latent image 6.

前記規制部材5は厚さO6l wmのSUS 304 
C3P8/Hのバネ材上に厚さ11、ゴム硬度500の
シリコーンゴム材を接着したもので、シリコーンゴム材
中には二酸化ケイ素と二酸化チタンのフィラーが添加さ
れ、そのシリコーンゴム材が現像剤担持体上に圧接して
いると共に、その接触圧は50〜300Vに設定されて
いる。
The regulating member 5 is made of SUS 304 with a thickness of O6lwm.
A silicone rubber material with a thickness of 11 and a rubber hardness of 500 is adhered onto a C3P8/H spring material. Fillers of silicon dioxide and titanium dioxide are added to the silicone rubber material, and the silicone rubber material supports the developer. It is in pressure contact with the body, and the contact pressure is set at 50 to 300V.

前記現像電極7には100〜400■の直流電圧にI〜
I OKH2,vp −vpの周波数で4000〜45
00 Vの高周波交番電圧を重畳した電圧が印加され、
静電潜像保持体1上の静電潜像6部分尤周辺電場を形成
して現像剤層13を移動させて静電吸着させることで可
袂像に現像する。
The developing electrode 7 is supplied with a DC voltage of 100 to 400 cm.
I OKH2, vp - 4000 to 45 at the frequency of vp
A voltage superimposed with a high frequency alternating voltage of 00 V is applied,
An electric field is formed around the 6 portions of the electrostatic latent image on the electrostatic latent image holder 1 to move the developer layer 13 and electrostatically attract it, thereby developing it into a flexible image.

現像剤9は非磁性−成分系の現像剤であり、スチレン幇
脂やアクリル樹脂等の各種熱可塑性樹脂中にカーボンブ
ラック等の顔料が含金属染料等の極性制御剤を分散し、
粉砕、分級によって主体粒度が5〜20μmの大きさと
したもので、場合によっては現像剤粒子に対して0.1
〜2.0重量パーセントの範囲で疎水性シリカを添加し
て、現像剤9が現像剤担持体2から静電潜像6への移動
性を高めると共に、極性制御することもある。
The developer 9 is a non-magnetic component type developer in which pigments such as carbon black are dispersed in various thermoplastic resins such as styrene resin and acrylic resin, and a polarity control agent such as a metal-containing dye is dispersed.
The main particle size is made into a size of 5 to 20 μm by crushing and classification, and in some cases, the particle size is 0.1 μm to the developer particles.
Hydrophobic silica may be added in a range of 2.0 weight percent to enhance the mobility of the developer 9 from the developer carrier 2 to the electrostatic latent image 6 and to control the polarity.

発明が解決しようとする問題点 かかる現像装置であると、現像剤供給部材30回転によ
ってホッパー4の底部4aとの隙間S1を通って現像剤
9を現像剤担持体2に送るので、前記隙間S1を0.2
〜21道度と狭くする必要があり、このために隙間S1
、つまりホッパー4の底部4aの壁面上に現像剤9が堆
積して現像剤担持体2に十分なる量の現像剤9を送るこ
とができなくなることがしばしば生ずる。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention In this developing device, the developer 9 is sent to the developer carrier 2 through the gap S1 with the bottom 4a of the hopper 4 by 30 rotations of the developer supply member, so that the gap S1 0.2
It is necessary to narrow the gap to ~21 degrees, and for this purpose, the gap S1
That is, the developer 9 often accumulates on the wall surface of the bottom 4a of the hopper 4, making it impossible to send a sufficient amount of the developer 9 to the developer carrier 2.

このよ5に、現像剤担持体2に十分なる量の現像剤9を
送れないと、広面積のベタ黒画像をコピーした場合均一
なベタ黒画像が得られない。
5. If a sufficient amount of the developer 9 is not sent to the developer carrier 2, a uniform solid black image cannot be obtained when a wide area solid black image is copied.

そこで、本発明はホッパーの底部と現像剤供給部材との
隙間に現像剤が堆積しないよってして常に現像剤担持体
に十分なる量の現像剤を送ることができるようにするこ
とを目的とするものである。
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to prevent the developer from accumulating in the gap between the bottom of the hopper and the developer supply member, so that a sufficient amount of developer can always be sent to the developer carrier. It is something.

問題点を解決するための手段及び作用 現像剤供給部材とホッパーの底部との隙間を通して現像
剤を現像剤担持体に送ると共に、規制部材で現像剤担持
体上に現像剤層を形成する現像装置において、前記ホッ
パーの底部における隙間を形成する壁面を現像剤の帯電
極性と同一極性を有する材料として、現像剤が隙間を通
る際に壁面に静′を江吸着して堆積しないようにしたも
のである。
Means and Effects for Solving Problems A developing device that sends developer to a developer carrier through a gap between a developer supply member and the bottom of a hopper, and forms a developer layer on the developer carrier with a regulating member. In this method, the wall surface forming the gap at the bottom of the hopper is made of a material having the same polarity as the charge polarity of the developer, so that when the developer passes through the gap, static electricity is not adsorbed and deposited on the wall surface. be.

実jA例 ホッパー4は、ABS樹脂材によって円筒状の現像剤収
納部20と現像部材収納部21とを水平方向に連続して
有し、現像剤収納部20と現像部材収納部21とは開口
部22で連続していると共に、現像剤収納部21内には
円筒形状で内部に現像剤9が100〜500f充填され
た現像剤カートリ少ジ23が挿入、引き出し自在に設け
られ、先端から0・5〜30mの面巾な有する現像剤送
り出し部材24を5〜30 rpmの速度で回動するこ
とで現像剤9を開口幅が5〜300簡のスリット開口2
5より開口部22を通って現像部材収納部21に送り出
しするようになっている。
Practical Example The hopper 4 has a cylindrical developer storage section 20 and a developing member storage section 21 made of ABS resin that are continuous in the horizontal direction. The developer storage section 21 is provided with a cylindrical developer cartridge container 23 that can be freely inserted and pulled out and is filled with 100 to 500 f of developer 9 inside the developer storage section 21. - By rotating the developer delivery member 24 having a surface width of 5 to 30 m at a speed of 5 to 30 rpm, the developer 9 is passed through the slit opening 2 with an opening width of 5 to 300 meters.
5, the developing member is sent out through the opening 22 to the developing member storage section 21.

前記現像部材収納部21内には現像剤担持体2と現像剤
供給部材3とが相互に圧接して回転自在にそれぞれ配設
され、その現像剤担持体2上に規制部材5が圧接して所
定の厚さで(Eli[荷を有する現像剤層13を形成す
るようにしてあり、その現像剤層13が静電潜像保持部
材1の静電潜像6に搬送して静電吸着させて可視像とす
るようにしである。
A developer carrier 2 and a developer supply member 3 are rotatably arranged in pressure contact with each other in the developer storage portion 21, and a regulating member 5 is in pressure contact with the developer carrier 2. A developer layer 13 having a charge of (Eli) is formed at a predetermined thickness, and the developer layer 13 is conveyed to the electrostatic latent image 6 of the electrostatic latent image holding member 1 and electrostatically attracted to it. This is done so that it becomes a visible image.

前記現像剤担持体2は直径13慎のSUSシャフト、つ
まり現像電極7上に肉厚1頷、比抵抗l X I 01
0Ω備、比誘電率3.0であるカーボン及びグラスファ
イバー等を含有したコニノール製パイプ8(被覆層)を
導電接着した外径15mのロール状となり、現像剤供給
部材3は従来と同様にシャフト10上に発泡体11を巻
装し、表面に被覆層12を形成したもので、表面には凸
凹が設けである。
The developer carrier 2 is a SUS shaft with a diameter of 13mm, that is, a wall thickness of 1mm on the developing electrode 7, and a specific resistance of lXI01.
It is in the form of a roll with an outer diameter of 15 m and is conductively bonded with a Coninol pipe 8 (coating layer) containing carbon and glass fiber with a dielectric constant of 3.0, and the developer supply member 3 is connected to the shaft as before. A foam 11 is wrapped around a foam 10, and a coating layer 12 is formed on the surface, and the surface is provided with unevenness.

規制部材5はSO2304c s pX K厚さ0.1
層のバネ材5aに五酸化バナジウム1重量パーセント含
有したシリコーンゴム5bを厚さ1閣のものをlow巾
で接着したものとなり、現像剤担持体2の表面に50〜
30o/の圧接力で圧接するように設定しである。
The regulating member 5 is SO2304c s pX K thickness 0.1
The spring material 5a of the layer is made of a silicone rubber 5b containing 1% by weight of vanadium pentoxide, which has a thickness of 1 inch and is adhered to a low width.
It is set to press with a pressure of 30°/.

前記現像剤担持体2のシャ7ト7には直流電圧−200
〜−400vに重畳した周波数1〜10KH2Vp−v
pが400〜4500 Vノ高M[交番を圧が印加され
ており、静電潜像保持体1上の静電潜像6に周辺電場を
形成して現像剤層13を移動させて現像を行なわせてい
る。
A DC voltage of -200 is applied to the shut 7 of the developer carrier 2.
Frequency 1~10KH2Vp-v superimposed on ~-400v
When p is 400 to 4500 V, high M [alternating pressure is applied, a peripheral electric field is formed on the electrostatic latent image 6 on the electrostatic latent image holder 1, and the developer layer 13 is moved to perform development. I'm letting them do it.

前記現像剤担持体2の周速は静電潜像保持体1の周速に
対し1.0〜2.5倍となり、本実施例では+so9 
 の速度で回動している。
The peripheral speed of the developer carrier 2 is 1.0 to 2.5 times the peripheral speed of the electrostatic latent image holder 1, and in this embodiment, +so9
is rotating at a speed of

eC 前記現像剤供給部材3と対向するホッパー4の底部、つ
まり現像部材収納部21の底部21aは円弧状となって
現像剤供給部材3とにより0.5〜2■の隙間S1を形
成していると共に、その壁面4′は現像剤9の帯電極性
と同一極性を有する材料より成っている。
eC The bottom of the hopper 4 facing the developer supplying member 3, that is, the bottom 21a of the developing member storage section 21, is arcuate and forms a gap S1 of 0.5 to 2 cm with the developer supplying member 3. In addition, the wall surface 4' is made of a material having the same polarity as the charge polarity of the developer 9.

しかして、開口部22より現像剤供給部材3上に落下し
た現像剤9は壁面4′との間隙S1で圧縮されて現像剤
供給部材30表面の凹部に埋め込まれ、現像剤担持体2
の回転によって規制部材5−!で送られて摩擦帯電によ
り現像剤9に■電荷を付与すると同時に現像剤担持体2
上に現像剤9の均一な厚さの現像剤層13を形成(0,
5〜06g″′/I)シて静電潜像6に送られ、静電吸
着して可視像に現像する。
The developer 9 that has fallen onto the developer supplying member 3 from the opening 22 is compressed in the gap S1 with the wall surface 4' and is embedded in the recess on the surface of the developer supplying member 30.
Due to the rotation of the regulating member 5-! At the same time, the developer 9 is fed with an electric charge due to triboelectric charging, and the developer carrier 2
A developer layer 13 of uniform thickness of developer 9 is formed on top (0,
5 to 06 g'''/I) and is sent to the electrostatic latent image 6, where it is electrostatically attracted and developed into a visible image.

この現像に使われなかった現像剤9は現像剤担持体2の
回転によってロアシール材26と現像剤担持体2の間か
らホッパー4の底部、つまり現像部材収納部21の底部
にもどる。
The developer 9 not used for this development returns from between the lower sealing material 26 and the developer carrier 2 to the bottom of the hopper 4, that is, the bottom of the developing member storage section 21, by the rotation of the developer carrier 2.

前記ロアシール材26は30〜200μmのプラスチッ
クシートで構成され、現像剤担持体2に対して図示のよ
うにプラスチックシート自体の弾性で押しつげられてい
ると共に、ロアシール材26の前方にはロアバッフル2
7が設はうして現像剤9がホッパー4からこぼれ落ちな
いようにしである。
The lower sealing material 26 is made of a plastic sheet with a thickness of 30 to 200 μm, and is pressed against the developer carrier 2 by the elasticity of the plastic sheet itself as shown in the figure.
7 is provided to prevent the developer 9 from spilling out of the hopper 4.

また、現像剤9が隙間S1を通過する際に壁面4′と摺
擦して摩擦帯電されるが、その壁面4′の構成材は現像
剤の帯電極性と同一極性を有する材料、つまり前述の現
像剤の摩擦帯電極性がゼロ又は靜1潜像の帯電極性と逆
の極性となる材料としであるので、現像剤9が壁面4′
に静電吸着することがなく、現像剤9を現像剤担持体2
に十分なる量だけ確実に送ることができる。
In addition, when the developer 9 passes through the gap S1, it rubs against the wall surface 4' and is charged by friction, but the constituent material of the wall surface 4' is a material having the same charging polarity as the developer, that is, the above-mentioned material. Since the developer is made of a material whose frictional charge polarity is zero or opposite to the charge polarity of the latent image, the developer 9 is applied to the wall surface 4'.
The developer 9 is not electrostatically attracted to the developer carrier 2.
It is possible to reliably send only enough quantity.

具体例として、壁面4′の構成材を負極性のテフロン材
とし、使用する現像剤9を含金属染料を含有した負極性
の現像剤としたところ、広面績ベタ黒の均一なコピー画
像が得られた。
As a specific example, when the wall surface 4' is made of a Teflon material with negative polarity and the developer 9 used is a negative polarity developer containing a metal-containing dye, a wide-area solid black uniform copy image is obtained. It was done.

また、テフロン材に変えてABS樹脂、As樹脂、塩化
ビニール樹脂、ポリオレフィン樹脂、ポリエステル樹脂
等の負極性の材料を用いても前述と同様に均一な広面積
の□ペタ黒コピー画像が得られた。
Furthermore, even if a negative polarity material such as ABS resin, As resin, vinyl chloride resin, polyolefin resin, or polyester resin was used instead of Teflon material, a uniform wide-area □ peta black copy image could be obtained in the same manner as described above. .

比較例として、正極性のポリアミド樹脂をテフロン材に
変えてテストしたところ、不均一なベタ黒コピー画質し
か得られなかった。
As a comparative example, when a test was conducted in which the positive polarity polyamide resin was replaced with a Teflon material, only uneven solid black copy image quality was obtained.

他の具体例として、壁面4′の構成材を正極性のポリイ
ミド材とし、使用する現像剤9を第4級アンモニウム塩
を含有した正極性の現像剤としたところ、広面積ペタ黒
の均一なコピー画像が得られた。
As another specific example, when the constituent material of the wall surface 4' is made of a positive polarity polyimide material and the developer 9 used is a positive polarity developer containing a quaternary ammonium salt, a wide-area peta black uniform A copy image was obtained.

また、ポリイミド材に変えてポリアミド樹脂、ポリウレ
タン樹脂、メラミン樹脂、ボリクレア樹脂等の正極性の
成形材で壁面4′を構成しても、前述と同様に均一な広
面積ベタ黒のコピー画像が得られた。
Furthermore, even if the wall surface 4' is made of a positive polarity molding material such as polyamide resin, polyurethane resin, melamine resin, or Voricrea resin instead of polyimide material, a uniform wide-area solid black copy image can be obtained as described above. It was done.

比較?ljとして、負極性のテフロン材を壁面4′の構
成材として用いて前述と同様なテストをしたところ不均
一なベタ黒のコピー画質しか得られなかった。
Comparison? When a test similar to that described above was carried out using a negative polarity Teflon material as the material for forming the wall surface 4' as lj, only a non-uniform, solid black copy image quality was obtained.

なお、以上の実格例によればホッパー4を現像剤収納部
20と現像部材収納部2]とを水平方向に連続して有す
る形状としたから、全高比を低くできる。
In addition, according to the above practical example, since the hopper 4 has a shape in which the developer storage section 20 and the developing member storage section 2 are continuous in the horizontal direction, the overall height ratio can be reduced.

発明の効果 ホッパー4と現像剤供給部材3の隙間S1を現像剤9が
通過する際て摩擦帯電して壁面4′に静電吸着すること
が防止されて隙間S1に現像剤9が堆積することがなく
、常に十分なる量の現像剤を送ることができるので、広
面積均一なベタ黒のコピー画像が得られる。
Effects of the Invention When the developer 9 passes through the gap S1 between the hopper 4 and the developer supply member 3, it is prevented from being frictionally charged and electrostatically attracted to the wall surface 4', and the developer 9 is deposited in the gap S1. Since there is no problem and a sufficient amount of developer can always be sent, a uniform, solid black copy image can be obtained over a wide area.

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

第1図は本発明の実施例を示す断面図、第2図は従来例
の断面図である。 2は現像剤担持体、3は現像剤供給部材、4はホッパー
、4′は壁面、5は規制部材、6は静電潜像、9は現像
剤、Slは隙間。
FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view of a conventional example. 2 is a developer carrying member, 3 is a developer supplying member, 4 is a hopper, 4' is a wall surface, 5 is a regulating member, 6 is an electrostatic latent image, 9 is a developer, and Sl is a gap.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] ホッパー4内に現像剤担持体2と現像剤供給部材3を配
設して、ホッパー4内の現像剤9をホッパー4の底部と
現像剤供給部材3との隙間S_1を通して現像剤担持体
2に送ると共に、規制部材5によつて所定の厚さで電荷
を有する現像剤層13を現像剤担持体2上に形成し、現
像剤担持体2を回転して現像剤層13を静電潜像6に搬
送する現像装置において、前記ホッパー4の底部におけ
る隙間S_1を構成する壁面4′を現像剤の帯電極性と
同一極性を有する材料としたことを特徴とする現像装置
A developer carrier 2 and a developer supply member 3 are arranged in the hopper 4, and the developer 9 in the hopper 4 is passed through the gap S_1 between the bottom of the hopper 4 and the developer supply member 3 to the developer carrier 2. At the same time, a charged developer layer 13 having a predetermined thickness is formed on the developer carrier 2 by the regulating member 5, and the developer carrier 2 is rotated to form the developer layer 13 into an electrostatic latent image. 6, wherein the wall surface 4' forming the gap S_1 at the bottom of the hopper 4 is made of a material having the same polarity as the charge polarity of the developer.
JP18197686A 1986-08-04 1986-08-04 Developing device Granted JPS6338970A (en)

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US5003917A (en) * 1988-08-12 1991-04-02 Minolta Camera Kabushiki Kaisha Developing apparatus with image quality control
JP2008229764A (en) * 2007-03-19 2008-10-02 Fukuoka Institute Of Technology Rotary tool and machining method
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