F-Term-List

2C060 HANDLING OF CONTINUOUS SHEETS OF PAPER
B41J15/00 -15/24
B41J15/00-15/02 AA AA00
COMMON MECHANISMS
AA01 AA02 AA03 AA04 AA05 AA06 AA07 AA08 AA09
. Removal of static electricity . Cleaning of paper . Indexing of accumulated items . Reorientation among continuous sheets of paper . Mechanisms that add paper . Feed-mechanism assembled as a unit . . Mechanisms that rotate along with the cover . Mechanisms that put on the paper or cover the paper, in order to protect the paper surface or the apertures in both sides of the paper. . Others
B41J15/04-15/14 BA BA00
CHARACTERISTIC LOCATIONS FOR PAPER SUPPLY
BA01 BA02 BA03 BA04 BA05 BA06 BA07 BA08 BA09 BA10
. Roll paper supply devices . . Supporting structures . . . Structures that support outer peripheral surfaces . . . Structures that support axles . . Devices with detachable spools or axles . . . Devices mounted on side panel grooves . . Devices having roll paper stands . . . Movable roll paper stands . . Roll paper supply cassettes . . Devices that detect remaining quantities
BA11 BA12
. Paper-supply guides . . Paper-supply guides on paper entry openings
BB BB00
CHARACTERISTIC LOCATIONS FOR PAPER-DISCHARGE
BB01 BB02 BB03 BB04 BB05 BB06 BB07 BB08 BB09 BB10
. Folding-web paper discharge devices . . Means for smooth accumulation . . . Swing fins . . . Feed rollers or tractors . . . Devices making use of air currents . . Devices whereby the bottom surface of the accumulated product receiving element opens and closes . . Devices whereby there is a convex element on the bottom surface of the accumulated product receiving element (image 2) . . Devices whereby the bottom surface of the accumulated product receiving element moves and down . . Devices separate from or detachable from printers . . Devices that detect full states of accumulated products
BB11 BB12 BB13 BB14 BB15 BB16
. Paper-discharge guides . . Paper-discharge guides on paper entry openings . . . Devices having cutting devices . . Rotating devices . . Detachable devices . . Separators for preventing contact with supplied paper
BC BC00
CHARACTERISTIC LOCATIONS FOR INTERMEDIATE MECHANISMS
BC01 BC02 BC03 BC04
. Roller positions . . Printing elements . . Upward flow positions . . Downward flow positions
BC11 BC12 BC13 BC14 BC15 BC16
. Roller functions . . Driving rollers . . . Reverse-feed rollers . . Swinging rollers . . . Devices with sets of driving rollers . . . Bale rollers
BC21 BC22 BC23 BC24
. Roller support structures . . Paired structures . . Skewering structures . . Rollers supported on guides
BC31 BC32 BC33 BC34 BC35 BC36 BC37 BC38
. Attaching and detaching of rollers . . Attaching and detaching means . . . Manually operated levers . . . Electromagnetic means . . . Means based on cams . . Timing of attaching and detaching . . . Rollers that separate when paper is inserted . . Attaching and detaching of rollers following interlocking with other mechanisms or operations
BC41 BC42 BC43 BC44 BC45 BC46 BC47 BC48 BC49
. Guides that direct paper . . Guides characterized by their configurations . . . Guides characterized by their front end configurations . . . Guides having notches or ribs . . Positions of directing guides . . . Positions on platen peripheries . . . Directing toward platens or rollers . . . Other positions . . Guide bars
BC52 BC53 BC54 BC55
. . Movable directing guides . . . Heads or carriages that move along with guides . . . Guides that move in the direction of the paper feed . . . Guides that move in the vertical direction on the paper surface
BC61 BC62 BC63
. Width-regulating guides . . Variable-width guides . . Width-regulating guides for the purpose of bias prevention
BC71 BC72 BC73
. Guides that hold down paper . . Guides that hold down paper on platens . . . Sub-guides
BC81 BC83 BC84 BC85 BC86
. Mechanisms that guide other printer parts . Mechanisms that makes use of air currents . Mechanisms having a cutting device . Mechanisms having pin tractors or sprockets . Mechanisms transported by means of belts
BC91 BC92 BC93 BC94 BC95 BC96 BC97 BC98 BC99
. Mechanisms for separating and peeling . Mechanisms for vibration control and soundproofing . Mechanisms associated with ink sheet feeding . Mechanisms having detection means . . End point detection means . . Detection of the presence of paper . . Bias (e.g. skew) detection . . Detection of paper jams . . Detection of other objects
B41J15/16-15/24 CA CA00
DEVICES THAT TAKE UP ROLL PAPER
CA01 CA02 CA03
. Devices characterized by spool or axle structures . . Devices attached to the paper edge . . Devices whereby the spool or axle is detachable
CA11 CA12 CA13 CA14
. Take-up drives . . Devices that drive the outer periphery directly . . Devices that drive axles . . . Devices having sliding clutches
CA21 CA22 CA23
. Devices that prevent reverse rotation . Devices that engage with roll paper supply devices . Cassettes
CB CB00
TENSION MECHANISMS
CB01 CB02 CB03 CB04 CB05
. Mechanisms comprised of two sets of feeding means . . Excess-feeding mechanisms . . . Devices having sliding clutches . . Reciprocal feeding mechanisms . . . Mechanisms having one-way clutches
CB11 CB12 CB13 CB14 CB15
. Braking means . . Braking by means of friction on the paper surface . . . Friction between rollers and the paper surface . . . Friction on the outer peripheral surface of the roll paper supply roll . . Other braking means
CB21 CB22
. Mechanisms that detect the amount of slack . . Mechanisms that control feed after detection
CB31
. Mechanisms having tension arms
CB41 CB42
. Mechanisms that cause relaxation . . Mechanisms having a buffer chamber
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