Document belt with discrete vacuum areas

Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Detailed holder for original

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G03B 2762, G03B 2764

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042868700

ABSTRACT:
In an apertured vacuum belt document handling system for transporting documents to the exposure station of a copier the vacuum apertures are limited to discrete minor areas spaced circumferentially along the belt between unapertured areas, each vacuum apertured area being smaller than the smallest document to be transported. A document is registered in a loading station against the belt completely overlying one vacuum apertured area and advanced on the belt without slippage from the loading station to the exposure station, where the spacing from the other vacuum apertured areas is such that none of them are exposed.

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