Printing – Rolling contact machines – Bed-and-cylinder
Patent
1986-12-01
1987-12-29
Burr, Edgar S.
Printing
Rolling contact machines
Bed-and-cylinder
101 56, 220335, B41F 304
Patent
active
047152982
ABSTRACT:
A motor operated imprinter is disclosed. The imprinter is easy to use as a consequence of the print bearing elements and formset being retained on a generally horizontal disposed surface. A head bearing a rolling platen is pivoted from an open position which exposes the surface for retaining the print bearing element and the formset to a closed position to activate the motor and the imprinting cycle. A brake mechanism including a head anester is provided to slow the opening movement of the head after the imprinting cycle.
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Foley Paul J.
Weickert Walter R.
Burr Edgar S.
National Business Systems Inc.
Wiecking David A.
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