Acoustically dampened striker bar for impact printers and method

Typewriting machines – Platen or platen-moving mechanism – Bar platen

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400661, 400689, B41J 1102

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050695665

ABSTRACT:
A striker bar assembly includes a striker bar body having a recess at each of its opposite ends opening through top, bottom and end wall surfaces. The striker bar body has a flat impact surface perpendicular to the top and bottom surfaces. Generally T-shaped end members have legs for disposition in the striker body recesses. The wall surfaces of the striker body and legs of the members are spaced to provide a gap into which dampening material is provided. The gaps at each end of the striker bar assembly are of identical width in a front-to-back direction.

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