Printing – Stenciling – Stencils
Patent
1974-01-18
1976-07-27
Burr, Edgar S.
Printing
Stenciling
Stencils
1011281, B41F 1538, B41N 124
Patent
active
039713130
ABSTRACT:
The ends of rotary stencils are attached to an attachment ring which is coupled to a drive element on the printing press by means of a universal joint, in the form of a gimbal, so that mis-alignment of the attachment ring with respect to the drive axis of the printing press will not cause distortion of the stencil, during rotation, thus stressing the stencil and causing inaccuracies in reproduction of the pattern to be printed from the stencil. The operating elements of the universal joint, or gimbal construction is preferably protected fron ink, and contamination by means of O-rings, or the like; the connection between the universal joint and the stencil end ring is a bayonet-type cam-recess quick-release connection.
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patent: 2600433 (1952-06-01), Saywell
patent: 2711935 (1955-06-01), Miles
patent: 3599565 (1971-08-01), Feier et al.
patent: 3881413 (1975-05-01), Mitter
Burr Edgar S.
Fritz Buser AG Maschinenfabrik
Suter R. E.
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