Recording apparatus
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1. A recording apparatus comprising:
- a rotating body which supports a three-dimensional recording medium on a support surface in a direction which intersects with a gravity direction and has a rotating shaft in a direction which intersects with the support surface, wherein the rotating body is able to support a plurality of the recording medium concurrently on the support surface of the rotating body during recording; and
a recording head which carries out recording onto the recording medium by discharging ink in a direction which intersects with the rotating shaft,the recording apparatus further comprising a plurality of the rotating bodies, wherein the recording head is common to the plurality of rotating bodies.
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Abstract
By providing a rotating body which supports three-dimensional recording media on a support surface in a direction which intersects with a gravity direction and which has a rotating shaft in the direction which intersects with the support surface, and a recording head which carries out recording onto recording media by discharging ink in a direction which intersects with the rotating shaft, recording is carried out with high quality with respect to the recording media while firmly supporting the three-dimensional recording media.
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1. A recording apparatus comprising:
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a rotating body which supports a three-dimensional recording medium on a support surface in a direction which intersects with a gravity direction and has a rotating shaft in a direction which intersects with the support surface, wherein the rotating body is able to support a plurality of the recording medium concurrently on the support surface of the rotating body during recording; and a recording head which carries out recording onto the recording medium by discharging ink in a direction which intersects with the rotating shaft, the recording apparatus further comprising a plurality of the rotating bodies, wherein the recording head is common to the plurality of rotating bodies. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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