A liquid ejection head includes a plurality of sets of a first row, a second row, and a flow path in communication with the first row and the second row. Each of the plurality of sets is provided for each respective one of a plurality of kinds of liquids different from one another. The first row includes a plurality of first pressure chambers. The second row includes a plurality of second pressure chambers. The second row is positioned beside the first row. The flow path is in communication with the plurality of first pressure chambers and the plurality of second pressure chambers. The flow path includes a plurality of first communication passages, a plurality of second communication passages, a plurality of third communication passages, a plurality of fourth communication passages, a first manifold, a second manifold, and a common manifold.

A liquid ejection head includes a plurality of sets of a first row, a second row, and a flow path in communication with the first row and the second row. Each of the plurality of sets is provided for each respective one of a plurality of kinds of liquids different from one another. The first row includes a plurality of first pressure chambers. The second row includes a plurality of second pressure chambers. The second row is positioned beside the first row. The flow path is in communication with the plurality of first pressure chambers and the plurality of second pressure chambers. The flow path includes a plurality of first communication passages, a plurality of second communication passages, a plurality of third communication passages, a plurality of fourth communication passages, a first manifold, a second manifold, and a common manifold.

A liquid ejecting head includes nozzles configured to eject liquid, pressure chambers communicating with the nozzles, the pressure chambers being configured to generate pressure for ejecting the liquid, a first liquid chamber configured to store the liquid to be supplied to the pressure chambers, a second liquid chamber configured to store the liquid that passed through the pressure chambers, first communication paths communicating with the pressure chambers from the first liquid chamber, second communication paths respectively communicating with the second liquid chamber from between the pressure chambers and the nozzles in which flow path resistance in the first communication paths is higher than flow path resistance in the second communication paths.

A liquid ejecting head includes nozzles configured to eject liquid, pressure chambers communicating with the nozzles, the pressure chambers being configured to generate pressure for ejecting the liquid, a first liquid chamber configured to store the liquid to be supplied to the pressure chambers, a second liquid chamber configured to store the liquid that passed through the pressure chambers, first communication paths communicating with the pressure chambers from the first liquid chamber, second communication paths respectively communicating with the second liquid chamber from between the pressure chambers and the nozzles in which flow path resistance in the first communication paths is higher than flow path resistance in the second communication paths.

There is provided a liquid discharge head including: a plurality of pressure chambers including pressure chambers aligned in a first direction orthogonal to a vertical direction so as to form a first pressure chamber group, and pressure chambers aligned in the first direction so as to form a second pressure chamber group arranged side to side relative to the first pressure chamber group in a second direction; a return channel extending in the first direction; and return connecting channels each connecting the return channel and one of the plurality of pressure chambers to each other, wherein a height of an upper surface of each of the return connecting channels is not less than a height of an upper surface of one of the plurality of pressure chambers which is connected to the return channel by each of the return connecting channels.

A liquid ejection apparatus includes a supply manifold, a return manifold, and a plurality of individual channels. The supply manifold and the return manifold are elongate and vertically overlap each other, and liquid flows therein. Each individual channel connects the supply manifold and the return manifold and includes a supply throttle connected, at a supply-manifold-side opening thereof, to the supply manifold, a return throttle connected, at a return-manifold-side opening thereof, to the return manifold, a nozzle from which liquid is ejected, and a descender connecting the supply throttle and the return throttle, and connected to the nozzle. The supply-manifold-side opening of the supply throttle is positioned to vertically overlap a central area of the supply manifold in a width direction, and the return-manifold-side opening of the return throttle is positioned to vertically overlap a central area of the return manifold in the width direction.

A liquid ejection head includes: a plurality of individual passages each having a nozzle; a first supply liquid passage communicating with a first inlet of each of the plurality of individual passages; a second supply liquid passage communicating with a second inlet of each of the plurality of individual passages; a first return liquid passage communicating with a first outlet of each of the plurality of individual passages; and a second return liquid passage communicating with a second outlet of each of the plurality of individual passages.

A liquid ejection head includes: a plurality of individual passages each having a nozzle; a first supply liquid passage communicating with a first inlet of each of the plurality of individual passages; a second supply liquid passage communicating with a second inlet of each of the plurality of individual passages; a first return liquid passage communicating with a first outlet of each of the plurality of individual passages; and a second return liquid passage communicating with a second outlet of each of the plurality of individual passages.

A damper for a continuous ink jet printer, comprising a fluid receiving chamber (6), comprising at least a lateral wall (22), a fluid inlet (11), and a fluid outlet (12), and at least one membrane (14), the membrane being in a material having a Young modulus between 0.5 MPa and 1000 MPa, the membrane being deformed under the influence of a pressure variation in the first portion.

A damper for a continuous ink jet printer, comprising a fluid receiving chamber (6), comprising at least a lateral wall (22), a fluid inlet (11), and a fluid outlet (12), and at least one membrane (14), the membrane being in a material having a Young modulus between 0.5 MPa and 1000 MPa, the membrane being deformed under the influence of a pressure variation in the first portion.