Damping device for an electromagnetically driven printing hammer

Printing – Selective or progressive – Bed and platen machines

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100167, B41J 942

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ABSTRACT:
A damping device for a printing hammer which is driven by an electromagnetically actuated pivotable armature has a circuit associated therewith for operating the electromagnetic coils which generates a high excitation current for rapid acceleration of the armature and printing hammer which is followed by a switch over to a considerably lower holding current which maintains the armature in a position to abut the printing hammer during its return stroke. The armature also actuates a rotatable angle lever into engagement with the printing hammer for frictional braking thereof so that the hammer is rapidly damped to a rest position and is ready for a subsequent printing stroke.

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