Abstract: A printer for creating and cutting an image to be processed on a surface of an object includes a guide rail that extends in a specified direction, an inkjet head supported on the guide rail for movement in the specified direction on the guide rail, wherein ink from the inkjet head is emitted and the image is created on the surface in response to image data, and a cutting head supported on the guide rail for movement along the specified direction on the guide rail for providing cutting of the image in response to the image data.

Abstract: A printer is disclosed for creating and cutting an image to be processed on a surface of an object. The printer comprises a guide rail that extends in a specified direction, an inkjet head supported on the guide rail for movement in the specified direction on the guide rail, wherein ink from the inkjet head ink is emitted and the image is created on the surface in response to image data, and a cutting head supported on the guide rail for movement along the specified direction on the guide rail for providing cutting of the image in response to the image data. A first driving means is provided for moving the inkjet head in the specified direction on the guide rail. A second driving means is provided for moving the cutting head in the specified direction on the guide rail. A controller provides control information to the first driving means and the second driving means.

Abstract: In order to simplify a constitution of a locking member capable of locking engageably and detachably an ink head with a stationary region, an ink-jet printer comprises a first carriage supported relatively transferable in a predetermined direction with respect to the medium; a second carriage supported relatively transferable in the predetermined direction with respect to the medium and juxtaposed so as to position on a side in the predetermined direction of the first carriage; a slide means disposed on the first carriage to be transferable in a direction intersecting with the predetermined direction; an ink head disposed fixedly on the slide means and capable of discharging an ink on the medium; a cutting head disposed fixedly on the second carriage and capable of cutting out the medium; a locking member transferred with transfer of the first carriage towards the predetermined direction and transfer of the slide means towards direction intersecting with the predetermined direction to lock engageably and deta

Abstract: In order to simplify a constitution of a locking member capable of locking engageably and detachably an ink head with a stationary region, an ink-jet printer comprises a first carriage supported relatively transferable in a predetermined direction with respect to the medium; a second carriage supported relatively transferable in the predetermined direction with respect to the medium and juxtaposed so as to position on a side in the predetermined direction of the first carriage; a slide means disposed on the first carriage to be transferable in a direction intersecting with the predetermined direction; an ink head disposed fixedly on the slide means and capable of discharging an ink on the medium; a cutting head disposed fixedly on the second carriage and capable of cutting out the medium; a locking member transferred with transfer of the first carriage towards the predetermined direction and transfer of the slide means towards direction intersecting with the predetermined direction to lock engageably and deta

Abstract: A printer for creating and cutting an image to be processed on an object includes a first guide rail extended in a specified direction, a second guide rail positioned parallel to the first guide rail, a first carriage supported on the first guide rail for movement on the first guide rail, a second carriage supported on the second guide rail for movement on the second guide rail, an inkjet head which is detachably coupled to the first carriage for movement on the first guide rail and emits ink onto the object to create the image, a cutting head which is supported by the second carriage for movement on the second guide rail and cuts the object, drive motor for moving the cutting head and the inkjet head, and a controller for providing control information to the drive motor.

Abstract: A printer is disclosed for cutting-out a printed image on an item being processed while traveling in a first direction. The printer comprises a cutting head coupled for movement in a second direction, an ink head detachably coupled to the cutting head for movement in the second direction, and a fixed base for supporting the surface, wherein the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction.

Abstract: In order to simplify a constitution of a locking member capable of locking engageably and detachably an ink head with a stationary region, an ink-jet printer comprises a first carriage supported relatively transferable in a predetermined direction with respect to the medium; a second carriage supported relatively transferable in the predetermined direction with respect to the medium and juxtaposed so as to position on a side in the predetermined direction of the first carriage; a slide means disposed on the first carriage to be transferable in a direction intersecting with the predetermined direction; an ink head disposed fixedly on the slide means and capable of discharging an ink on the medium; a cutting head disposed fixedly on the second carriage and capable of cutting out the medium; a locking member transferred with transfer of the first carriage towards the predetermined direction and transfer of the slide means towards direction intersecting with the predetermined direction to lock engageably and deta

Abstract: A printer is disclosed for cutting-out a printed image on an item being processed while traveling in a first direction. The printer comprises a cutting head coupled for movement in a second direction, an ink head detachably coupled to the cutting head for movement in the second direction, and a fixed base for supporting the surface, wherein the first direction is perpendicular to the second direction.

Abstract: A printer is disclosed for creating and cutting an image to be processed on a surface of an object. The printer comprises a guide rail that extends in a specified direction, an inkjet head supported on the guide rail for movement in the specified direction on the guide rail, wherein ink from the inkjet head ink is emitted and the image is created on the surface in response to image data, and a cutting head supported on the guide rail for movement along the specified direction on the guide rail for providing cutting of the image in response to the image data. A first driving means is provided for moving the inkjet head in the specified direction on the guide rail. A second driving means is provided for moving the cutting head in the specified direction on the guide rail. A controller provides control information to the first driving means and the second driving means.