Typewriting machines – Typing by other than type-face or type-die – Character formation by impact
Patent
1982-07-29
1984-03-20
Sewell, Paul T.
Typewriting machines
Typing by other than type-face or type-die
Character formation by impact
101 9305, B41J 312
Patent
active
044377754
ABSTRACT:
In this invention, the rear ends of the printing needles are bent and prevented from being pulled out by being embedded in needle caps. The needle caps are flat, and the longitudinal directions of the cross-sections of the needle caps are coincident with the radial direction of the printer. The rear ends of the needles are arranged in annular form. Each needle cap is slidably held by a guide body. Lateral displacement of the needles is prevented, and the contacting area between the needle caps and an armature of an electromagnet is reduced. A ring connecting the rear ends of the needles is reduced in size, providing a margin at both sides of the needle cap and armature. The bending amount of the needle is reduced, and the sliding resistance of the needle is reduced, which improves the durability of the needles and the needle guides. Also a small armature may be used, thereby saving on the consumption of power in that an electromagnet of small capacity may be used. The device as a whole is compact, and high-speed printing can be effected.
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patent: 4244658 (1981-01-01), Mori
Horii Masami
Ishii Hidekazu
Ochiai Kuniaki
Sewell Paul T.
Tokyo Electric Co. Ltd.
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