JP5731264B2 - Transfer roller and printer - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a transfer roller and a printer, and more particularly to a transfer roller and a printer suitable for transferring a sheet-like member.

As a conventional roller for transferring a sheet-like member, a transfer roller of a printer that performs printing on the surface of a non-mounting label having a heat-sensitive layer having a back surface of an adhesive layer and a release agent applied on the surface will be described as an example.

  FIG. 12 is a side view of a conventional mountless label printer 60 that prints on a mountless label. The mountless label printer 60 includes a label supply unit 61, a label transfer unit 62, a label detection unit 63, a label printing unit 64, a label cutting unit 65, and a control unit 66.

The label supply unit 61 is configured so that the label supply reel 67 is loaded with a roll-less continuous label body L without a mount, and the label transfer unit 62 is supplied with the continuous label-less body L without a strip.

The label transfer unit 62 includes a guide roller 68, a driven roller 69, and a driving roller 70. The guide roller 68 is rotatably arranged on the upstream side of the label printing unit 64, and guides the non-mounting label continuum L to be transferred to the label printing unit 64. The driven roller 69 and the driving roller 70 are opposed to each other so as to sandwich the label continuous body L without mount on the upstream side of the label printing unit 64 and the downstream side of the guide roller 68 and to transfer to the label printing unit 64 while preventing meandering. Has been. One end of the shaft of the drive roller 70 is connected to a motor (not shown) via a belt, and a force from the drive source is transmitted to rotate in the transfer direction and the opposite direction.

  The label detector 63 includes a light emitter 71 and a light receiver 72. The light emitting device 71 and the light receiving device 72 are arranged on the back side of the non-mounting label continuous body L on the upstream side of the label printing unit and the downstream side of the label transfer unit 62. Marks (not shown) that reflect light emitted from the light emitter 71 are printed at equal intervals on the back surface of the label-less continuous body L, and the label detection unit 63 is connected to the base paper from the light emitter 71. By emitting light on the back side of the continuous label continuous body L and receiving the reflected light from the mark by the light receiver 72, the position and the transfer amount of the continuous labelless continuous body L are detected.

  The label printing unit 64 includes a thermal head 73 and a platen roller 74. The thermal head 73 and the platen roller 74 are arranged so as to face each other, sandwich the label continuous body L without mount with a predetermined pressing force, print on the label continuous body L without mount, and transport the label continuous body L without mount. It has become. A release agent is applied to the platen roller 74, and the adhesive layer adheres to the platen roller 74, thereby preventing the non-mounting label continuous body L from being caught around the platen roller 74.

The label cutting unit 65 includes an upper cutter 75 and a lower cutter 76, and is disposed opposite to the downstream side of the label printing unit 64 so that the blade of the upper cutter 75 and the lower cutter 76 are engaged with each other. The continuous paperless label continuous body L is sandwiched between the upper cutter 75 and the lower cutter 76, and the lower cutter 76 is driven to cut the continuous paperless label continuous body L.

  The control unit 66 includes a CPU, ROM, RAM, and the like (not shown), and is connected to the units 61, 62, and 63 via a data bus (not shown), and controls the operation of each unit.

The conventional non-mounting label printer 60 has the above-described configuration. The non-mounting label continuous body L is supplied by the label supply unit 61, and the supplied non-mounting label continuous body L is printed by the label transfer unit 62. Guided to the section 64. In the label printing unit 64, the label continuous body L without mount is pressed by the head and the platen roller 74, and the heating element of the thermal head 73 and the print surface of the label continuous body L without mount are in contact with each other and set by receiving heat. Information is printed at the position on the printing surface. After printing, the label continuous body L without mount is cut at a set position by the label cutter 65 driving the upper cutter 75 and the lower cutter 76.

  By the way, in the above-described mountless label printer 64, the release agent applied to the platen roller 74 is consumed with use, and the release effect is reduced. Therefore, the label printing unit 64 is pressed by the platen roller 74 to press the adhesive layer of the non-mounting label continuous body L, the printing surface is brought into contact with the thermal head 73, printing is performed, and the label cutting unit 65 is printed with the non-mounting label continuous body. When the peeling action is reduced when L is transferred, it is easily transferred while the boardless label continuous body L is stuck to the platen roller 74, and problems such as jamming are also likely to occur. In particular, when the adhesive strength of the non-mounting label continuous body L is large, problems are more likely to occur.

  FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the platen roller 74 of the label printer 60 without mount. Conventionally, in order to solve such a problem, a plurality of circumferential grooves 78 are provided on the surface of the platen roller 74 that contacts the back surface of the non-mounting label continuous body L to reduce the surface area in contact with the adhesive layer, thereby causing entrainment. Preventive measures are adopted. Further, there is employed a method in which an entrainment prevention plate is provided on the downstream side of the platen roller 74 and the label attached to the platen roller 4 is peeled off. In Patent Document 1, a plurality of circumferential grooves 78 are provided in the platen roller 74, and an endless belt subjected to non-adhesion processing is hung between the circumferential grooves 78, and the non-mounting label continuous body L to the platen roller 74 is formed. An invention for preventing entrainment is disclosed.

  However, when printing is performed by providing a plurality of circumferential grooves 78 on the platen roller 74, an appropriate printing pressure is not applied to the printing surface portion of the continuous label-less body L on which the circumferential groove 78 is pressed, and the thermal head Since the heat generated at 73 is not transmitted to the printing surface, a phenomenon occurs in which printing is not performed at that portion. In addition, since the label continuum L does not adhere to the circumferential groove 78 in the press-contact portion between the thermal head 73 and the platen roller 74, an appropriate frictional force for transfer and printing is generated between the platen roller 74 and the label continuum L without mount. In this case, the non-mounting label continuum L slides back and forth and right and left on the platen roller 74, causing a phenomenon that the non-mounting label continuum L is not transported properly, causing a problem that jamming or printing is not performed at an appropriate position. In addition, when an endless belt is disposed in the circumferential groove 78 and a member to be peeled is used, the number of parts increases and space is required, which causes problems such as high cost and large equipment.

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  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a transfer roller and a printer that prevent the sheet-like member from being caught in the transfer roller with a simple configuration.

The transfer roller according to an embodiment of the present invention is a transfer roller for transferring a sheet-like member having a back surface of an adhesive layer and having a release agent applied to the surface in contact with the back surface of the sheet-like member , comprising a shaft which is rotatably supported in a direction intersecting the transport direction of the sheet-like member, and having a skirt portion formed of an elastic member, and a plurality of inclined rollers disposed with a gap the shaft, the said skirt At least a portion of the portion protrudes radially outward of the small diameter portion of the skirt portion and deforms in the axial direction with respect to the external force applied in the radial direction, and the gap is filled, so that the transfer roller is A uniform plane is formed .
Moreover, the said inclination roller is comprised from the core part arrange | positioned at the said axis | shaft, and the skirt part formed along the outer periphery of the said core part.
Further, the skirt portion and the core portion of the inclined roller are integrally formed.
Further, the surface of the inclined roller is subjected to a peeling process for the adhesive applied to the back surface of the sheet-like member.
Further, the transfer roller is a platen roller, and is arranged to face the thermal head.
In addition, the transfer roller is a drive roller, and is disposed opposite the driven roller.
Printer according to the embodiment of the present invention, the back surface is an adhesive layer, the release agent and the label feed unit for supplying a sheet-like member that is applied to the surface, and a label printing unit for printing on the surface of the sheet-like member , a printer provided with, the label print unit and the thermal head consists of a the thermal head disposed opposite platen roller, the platen roller in a direction intersecting the transport direction of the sheet-like member a shaft which is rotatably supported, and having a skirt portion formed of an elastic member, comprises a plurality of inclined rollers disposed with a gap the shaft, the said skirt, at least a portion thereof, the skirt portion with projecting radially outwardly of the small-diameter portion, and deformed in the axial direction with respect to external force applied in the radial direction, that the gap is filled, the platen roller Hitoshi Printer and forming a plane.

  The transfer roller and the printer of the present invention can prevent the sheet-like member from being caught in the roller with a simple configuration. In particular, according to the transfer roller of the first invention, stable transfer can be realized. In particular, according to the printer of the second invention, it is possible to prevent jamming in printing and maintain the printing quality at a predetermined level.

1 is a front view in which a transfer roller according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention is applied to a platen roller 1. FIG. It is the II-II sectional view taken on the line of FIG. FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the main part of FIG. 3 is a side view when the platen roller 1 of FIG. 1 is pressed by a thermal head 73. FIG. FIG. 6 is a front view in which a transfer roller according to a second embodiment of the present invention is applied to a platen roller 20. 2 is a front view of the shaft 21 of the platen roller 20. FIG. 7 is a view for explaining the first inclined roller 22 of the platen roller 20, wherein FIG. 7 (1) is a perspective view, FIG. 7 (2) is a side view, and FIG. 7 (3) is III in FIG. -III sectional view, FIG. 7 (4) is a modification in which the core portion 29 is a truncated cone, and is a sectional view similar to FIG. 7 (3). 4 is a front view when the platen roller 20 is pressed by the thermal head 73. FIG. FIG. 3 is a top view in which a peeling member 40 is combined with the platen roller 20. FIG. 6 is a front view in which a transfer roller according to a third embodiment of the present invention is applied to a drive roller 50. FIG. 6 is a front view when the driving roller 50 is pressed by the driven roller 69. It is a side view explaining the conventional label printer 60 without mount. 4 is a perspective view for explaining the platen roller 74. FIG.

  A first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, below, the part similar to the past is attached | subjected to attaching | subjecting the same code | symbol, and the overlapping description is abbreviate | omitted.

  FIG. 1 is a front view of a platen roller 1 as a transfer roller according to a first embodiment of the present invention. As illustrated, the platen roller 1 includes a shaft 2, a first inclined roller 3, and a second inclined roller. 4.

  The shaft 2 is a metal such as a cylindrical stainless steel. The shape is not limited to a cylindrical shape, and may be, for example, a cylindrical shape. The material is not limited to metal but may be resin. Both ends of the shaft are pivotally supported so as to be opposed to the thermal head 73 on bearings of a label printer without mount (not shown). Further, one end of the shaft 2 is connected to a drive source such as a motor (not shown) via a belt, and a force from the drive source is transmitted to rotate in the transport direction and the opposite direction. .

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIG. 1 and is a cross-sectional view of the platen roller 1. As shown in the figure, the first inclined roller 3 and the second inclined roller 4 as the inclined rollers are each composed of a core portion 6 and a skirt portion 7. The first inclined roller 3 and the second inclined roller 4 are paired with each other and are disposed to face each other with a gap 5 therebetween.

  FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the main part. The core part 6 is a cylindrical elastic body, and is inserted into and fixed to the shaft 2. When the shaft 2 is rotationally driven, the core part 6 is also rotationally driven. It is supposed to be. The diameter E1 is larger than the diameter E2 of the shaft 2, and the respective core portions 6 of the first inclined roller 3 and the second inclined roller 4 that are arranged to face each other are integrally formed. In addition, although a raw material is not limited to an elastic body, it is desirable that it is an elastic body to which the peeling process is performed so that it may not adhere even if the adhesive layer of the back surface of the label continuous body L without mount comes in contact.

  The pair of skirt portions 7 is paired with the core portion 6, is located on the outer peripheral portion of the core portion 6, is a frustoconical elastic body having an outer peripheral surface having an arcuate cross section, and is relative to each other's large diameter portion. However, they are opposed to each other with a gap 5 therebetween. The small-diameter portion of the skirt portion 7 is opposed to the small-diameter portion of the skirt portion 7 positioned opposite to the large-diameter portion, and the diameter F1 of the small-diameter portion is larger than the diameter E2 of the core portion and is integrated with the opposing small-diameter portion. Is formed. An outer periphery 7C connecting the joint point 7A of the skirt portion 7 and the outermost end point 7B of the large diameter portion has an arc shape, and is elastically deformed inward with respect to an external force so as to fill the gap 5.

  The skirt portion 7 only needs to be deformed inward by the external force so that the first inclined roller 3 and the second inclined roller 4 are deformed inward and the gap width D of the gap 5 is filled. For example, as shown in FIG. The first inclined roller 3 and the second inclined roller 4 are not particularly limited as long as the first inclined roller 3 and the second inclined roller 4 are elastically deformed so as to fill the gap 5.

  The platen roller 1 according to the first embodiment has the above-described configuration, and the labelless continuous body L transferred to the label printing unit 64 (FIG. 12) is pressed by the pressing spring 8 as shown in FIG. When the head 73 and the platen roller 1 are pressed against each other and heat is received at the contact point between the heating element of the thermal head 73 and the printing surface of the non-mounting label continuous body L, the information set at the predetermined position is printed. When the platen roller 1 receives an external force in the radial direction from the thermal head 73, a portion protruding outward of the skirt portion 7 at the press contact portion is deformed in the axial direction, and the gap 5 is filled, so that the platen roller 1 has a uniform plane. And printing is performed normally. After printing, the external force applied to the platen roller 1 is released, and the skirt portion 7 returns to the original position by the elastic force, whereby the non-mounting label continuous body L is pushed out of the platen roller 1 and peeled off from the platen roller 1.

  As described above, according to the first embodiment, the skirt portion 7 is elastically deformed during printing, and the gap 5 can be filled. Therefore, the printing that occurs when the backless label continuous body L having the adhesive layer is printed is printed. At the same time as preventing omission and shrinkage of printing, it is possible to prevent the continuation of the non-mounting label continuous body L caused by the gap 5 by using only the structure of the platen roller 1 without using a cost-intensive control device.

  Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 5 is a front view of a platen roller 20 as a transfer roller according to the second embodiment of the present invention, and the platen roller 20 includes a shaft 21, a first inclined roller 22, and a second inclined roller 23. .

  FIG. 6 is a front view of the shaft 21 of the platen roller 20, and the shaft 21 is made of a metal such as a cylindrical stainless steel like the shaft 2, and has a predetermined interval and a circumferential groove for the first inclined roller. 25 and a second inclined roller circumferential groove 26 are formed. The shape is not limited to a columnar shape, and may be a cylindrical shape, a D-shape with a cross-section cut into a D-shape, or the like.

  FIG. 7A is a perspective view of the first inclined roller 22, and FIG. 7B is a side view of the first inclined roller 22. As shown in the figure, the first inclined roller 22 and the second inclined roller 23 as the inclined rollers are configured by a core portion 27 and a skirt portion 28 which are separate members, respectively.

The first inclined roller 22 and the second inclined roller 23 form a pair, and are opposed to each other with a gap 24 therebetween.

  FIG. 7 (3) is a cross-sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG. 7 (2). The core portion 27 is made of a cylindrical elastic body whose center is a hole. A convex portion 27A having a width to be fitted to the first and second inclined roller circumferential grooves 25 and 26 of the shaft 21 is formed on the inner surface having the holes so as to be fitted to the shaft 21. Yes. The material is not limited to an elastic body, and may be a metal, a resin, or the like, for example.

  The skirt portion 28 is a frustoconical elastic body having a hole containing the core portion 27 at the center. The bottom surfaces of the pair of skirt portions 28 are opposed to each other with a gap 24 (FIG. 5) therebetween. The skirt portion 28 and the core portion 27 are fitted by frictional force, and the skirt portion 28 is also rotated when the core portion 27 is rotated. Instead of the frictional force, a convex portion may be provided on the skirt portion 28 and a groove may be provided on the core portion 27 for fitting.

The diameter of the upper surface of the skirt portion 28 substantially matches the diameter G1 of the core portion 27, and the diameter G2 of the bottom surface is larger than the diameter G1 of the core portion 27. Further, the outer periphery 23C connecting the junction point 23A of the main body roller 22 and the skirt portion 28 and the outermost end point 23B of the bottom surface is a straight line, and elastically deforms inward with respect to an external force to fill the gap 24. ing.

Similar to the first embodiment, the skirt portion 28 only needs to be deformed inward by the external force and the gap is filled, and as shown in FIG. 8, the skirt portion 28 extends to such a length that the roller fills the gap by the external force. If it is, it will not be specifically limited.

  The configuration of the platen roller 20 according to the second embodiment has the above configuration. As shown in FIG. 8, the skirt portion 28 of the platen roller 20 is pressed by the pressing spring 9 during printing, as in the first embodiment. When an external force in the radial direction is received from the thermal head 73, the plate is deformed in the axial direction, filling the gap 24, and the platen roller 20 forms a uniform surface. Further, after printing, the baseless label continuum L is peeled off from the platen roller 20 by using the restoring force due to the elastic force. According to the second embodiment, the protruding portion of the skirt portion 28 is predicted to wear faster than the core portion 27 due to the pressing of the thermal head 73, but can be easily replaced by using a separate member. In addition, depending on the width and length of the continuous label L without mount, the adhesive strength of the adhesive, the type of printer, etc., the optimum printing force, the optimum elastic force to peel off the label, the frictional force, and the hardness are different, but the conditions are satisfied. Since it is only necessary to replace the skirt portion 28, it is possible to cope with various types of non-mounting label continuum L.

  In the second embodiment, the main body roller 22, the first inclined roller 22, and the core portion 27 and the skirt portion 28 of the second inclined roller 23 are all separate members. However, the main body roller 22 and the core portion 27 are integrally formed to form a skirt. Only the part 28 may be exchangeable. Further, when the core portion 27 is made exchangeable, that is, when the core portion 27 is not fixed to the shaft 21 by baking or the like, the force of fitting with the shaft 21 is weak, and the rotation of the shaft 21 causes the core portion 27 and the shaft 21 to rotate. Therefore, it is predicted that a phenomenon that is not transmitted due to, for example, idling on the contact surface of the shaft will easily occur. Therefore, the shape of the shaft 21 is preferably a D-shape. Further, the core 27 is a cylindrical elastic member having the same radius as that of the upper surface of the skirt 28. However, the radius is not limited to this, and for example, as shown in FIG. It may be.

  FIG. 7 (4) is a cross-sectional view similar to FIG. 7 (3) when the core portion 27 of the first inclined roller 22 as the inclined roller is transformed into a frustoconical core portion 29. The frustoconical core portion 29 is made of an elastic body. The diameter H1 of the bottom surface of the core portion 29 substantially matches the diameter of the upper surface of the skirt portion 28, and the diameter H2 of the upper surface is smaller than the diameter of the main body roller 22 and larger than the diameter of the shaft 21.

  The skirt portion 30 is located on the outer periphery of the core portion 29 and is an elastic body that has a weaker elastic force than the core portion 29. When the core part 29 rotates, the skirt part 30 also rotates. The skirt portion 30 is elastically deformed inward against an external force so as to fill the gap 24.

  The shape of the core portion 29 is not limited to the truncated cone shape, and may be any shape as long as it is included in the skirt portion 30. As described above, by appropriately changing the shape of the core portion 29, it is possible to cope with various skirt portions 30, and it is possible to cope with printing of various labelless continuums L without mount.

  FIG. 9 is a top view in which the peeling member 40 is combined with the platen roller 20 according to the second embodiment. The platen roller 20 has the same configuration as the platen roller 20 described in the second embodiment, and a description thereof is omitted.

  The peeling member 40 includes a pair of support frames 41, a support plate 42, and a peeling piece 43.

  The pair of support frames 41 are located on the left and right of the platen roller 20 in FIG. 9, have bearings that rotatably support the shaft 21 of the platen roller 20, and support the support plate 42.

  Both ends of the support plate 42 are supported by the support frame 41 on the downstream side of the platen roller 20, and are arranged in parallel with the shaft 21 of the platen roller 20.

  The peeling piece 43 has a width that substantially matches the width of the gap 25 and a length that can be disposed in the gap 25 portion of the platen roller 20, and the gap 26 on the downstream side of the thermal head 73 and the platen roller 20 is pressed. It is erected on the support plate 42 so as to enter. It is desirable that the surfaces of the support plate 42 and the peeling piece 43 are subjected to a peeling treatment.

  The peeling member 40 has the above-described configuration. Before the printed labelless continuous label L is wound around the platen roller 20, the peeling member 40 is surely peeled off from the platen roller 20 by the peeling piece 43, and is supported on the peeling piece 43. It passes over the plate 42 and reaches the label cutting part 65 (FIG. 12). When the skirt portion 29 having a weak elastic force is selected, when the continuous paperless label continuous body L is peeled off by the elastic force of the skirt portion 29 after printing, the peeling may not be performed normally if the elastic force is weak. By using this peeling member 40, it is possible to reliably peel off the mountless label continuous body L.

  A third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 10 is a front view of a driving roller 50 as a transfer roller according to the third embodiment. The drive roller 50 includes a shaft 51 and an inclined roller 52.

  The shaft 51 is made of a rod-shaped metal, and is attached to the bearing in a state of being arranged to face the driven roller 69 (FIGS. 11 and 12). It is connected to a drive motor (not shown) via a belt and is driven to rotate. The material is not limited to metal but may be resin.

The plurality of inclined rollers 52 are arranged with a gap 53 therebetween. The plurality of inclined rollers 52 are all arranged in the same axial direction.

  The plurality of inclined rollers 52 are configured by integrally forming a skirt portion and a core portion, similarly to the inclined rollers 4 and 5 (FIG. 1) according to the first embodiment described above.

The inclined roller 52 is elastically deformed inward with respect to an external force so as to fill the gap 53. In addition, as long as it does not hinder the transfer of the label continuum L, the gap 53 does not have to be completely filled.

The driven roller 69 includes a shaft 54 and a main body roller 55.

  The shaft 54 is made of a rod-like metal, and is rotatably attached to a bearing (not shown) upstream of the label printing unit 64 (FIG. 12) in a direction perpendicular to the transport direction. The material is not limited to metal but may be resin.

  The main body roller 55 is made of, for example, a cylindrical elastic member, and a hole is inserted through and fixed to the shaft 54. The shaft 54 rotates and rotates.

  The drive roller 50 and the driven roller 69 according to the third embodiment have the above-described configuration, and the non-mounting label continuous body L supplied from the label supply unit 61 is guided in the direction of the label printing unit 64 by the guide roller 68, It is sandwiched between the driving roller 50 and the driven roller 69 and transferred to the label printing unit 64.

With the above-described configuration, the labelless continuous body L that has been pressure-transferred is prevented from being caught in the drive roller 50 by the elastic force of the inclined roller 52, and is normally transferred. In addition, since a single inclined roller 52 may be attached, in the case of the configuration in which the elastic force of the pair of inclined rollers is used to peel from the platen roller as shown in the first and second embodiments, the direction of the inclined roller is Since it is alternate, it takes time to install the replacement, etc., but the above configuration facilitates the installation.

In the third embodiment, the driving roller 50 is disposed opposite to the lower side of the driven roller 69. However, the driving roller 50 may be disposed opposite to the upper side of the driven roller 69, and the inclined roller 52 is attached to the driven roller 69. Also good. In addition, although the directions of the inclined rollers 52 are all the same, the orientation of the inclined rollers 52 is not particularly limited as long as the label continuous body L can be prevented from being caught.

  In addition, the inclined rollers of the first to third embodiments described above do not have to be disposed of the same type. For example, when transporting a non-mounting label continuous body L in which the adhesive strength of the applied adhesive is partially different, An inclined roller smaller than the axial width of the inclined roller shown in the first to third embodiments may be disposed only on the portion where the strong adhesive is applied, and the number of inclined rollers to be peeled may be increased.

1 Platen roller (Example 1, FIG. 1)
2 shaft 3 first inclined roller 4 second inclined roller 5 gap 6 core portion 7 skirt portion 8 pressing spring 20 platen roller (Example 2, FIG. 5)
21 Shaft 22 First inclined roller 23 Second inclined roller 24 Gap 25 First inclined roller circumferential groove 26 Second inclined roller circumferential groove 27 Core portion (FIG. 7A)
27A Convex part 28 Skirt part 29 Core part (Fig. 7 (4))
30 Skirt part 40 Peeling member (Fig. 9)
41 support frame 42 support plate 43 support piece 50 drive roller (Example 3, FIG. 10)
51 Axis 52 Inclined roller 53 Gap 54 Axis 55 Body roller 60 Mount printer without label (FIG. 12)
61 Label supply unit 62 Label transfer unit 63 Label detection unit 64 Label printing unit 65 Label cutting unit 66 Control unit 67 Label supply reel 68 Guide roller 69 Drive roller 70 Drive roller 71 Light emitter 72 Light receiver 73 Thermal head 74 Platen roller 75 Above Cutter 76 Lower cutter 77 Shaft 78 Circumferential groove
L Continuous without label

Claims (7)

A transfer roller for transferring a sheet-like member having a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer on the back surface and a release agent applied to the surface in contact with the back surface of the sheet-like member ;
A shaft that is rotatably supported in a direction intersecting the transfer direction of the sheet-like member;
A plurality of inclined rollers having a skirt portion formed of an elastic member and arranged with a gap in the shaft ;
Prior Symbol skirt portion, at least a portion thereof, with projecting radially outwardly of the small-diameter portion of the skirt portion deforms in the axial direction with respect to external force applied in the radial direction, that the gap is filled, the A transfer roller, wherein the transfer roller forms a uniform plane . The inclined roller is
A core portion disposed on the shaft;
The transfer roller according to claim 1, comprising a skirt portion formed along the outer periphery of the core portion. The transfer roller according to claim 2 , wherein the skirt portion and the core portion of the inclined roller are integrally formed. The transfer roller according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the surface of the inclined roller is subjected to a peeling process for the adhesive applied to the back surface of the sheet-like member. The transfer roller according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , wherein the transfer roller is a platen roller and is disposed opposite to the thermal head. The transfer roller according to any one of claims 1 to 4 , wherein the transfer roller is a drive roller and is disposed to face the driven roller. A label supply unit for supplying a sheet-like member whose back surface is an adhesive layer and on which the release agent is applied ;
A label printing unit that performs printing on the surface of the sheet-like member,
The label printing part is a thermal head,
The platen roller disposed opposite to the thermal head,
The platen roller is
A shaft that is rotatably supported in a direction intersecting the transfer direction of the sheet-like member;
A plurality of inclined rollers having a skirt portion formed of an elastic member and arranged with a gap in the shaft ;
Prior Symbol skirt portion, at least a portion thereof, with projecting radially outwardly of the small-diameter portion of the skirt portion deforms in the axial direction with respect to external force applied in the radial direction, that the gap is filled, the A printer, wherein the platen roller forms a uniform plane .

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