Acoustical damping for printer

Typewriting machines – Sheet or web – Including friction-feed means

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4006363, 400641, 400661, 400662, 400689, B41J 1302

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041970241

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for damping the acoustical impact noise traveling along a length of paper as it passes through a printer including resilient urethane foam rollers in engagement with a large proportion of the width of the paper with a pressure damping roller depressing portions of the paper deeply into engagement with the resilient roller to enable the resilient roller to damp acoustical energy traveling along the length of the paper.

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