Typewriting machines – For typing on card in card holder
Reexamination Certificate
2005-12-06
2005-12-06
Hirshfeld, Andrew H. (Department: 2854)
Typewriting machines
For typing on card in card holder
C400S535000, C400S536000, C400S537000, C400S624000, C400S625000, C271S145000, C271S162000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06971808
ABSTRACT:
Card printing apparatus, for example, for printing identification cards, pass cards and the like generally comes with a relatively restricted size card input hopper. The number of cards that can be processed in a single operation is accordingly limited. The capacity for a single run of card printing can be materially increased without leading to card feed problems because of the increased pressure at the bottom of a stack of cards by arranging that at least part of the in-feed hopper is inclined away from the vertical. In order to maintain the footprint of the printer relatively small, the hopper preferably has two vertical sections and an intermediate inclined section.
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Breiner & Breiner L.L.C.
Ferguson Marissa
Hirshfeld Andrew H.
NBS Technologies Limited
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