Photocopying – Projection printing and copying cameras – Original moves continuously
Patent
1984-02-27
1985-12-10
Hayes, Monroe H.
Photocopying
Projection printing and copying cameras
Original moves continuously
355 8, 355 11, G03B 2748
Patent
active
045575924
ABSTRACT:
An exposure-scanning apparatus in which an erect, equal-sized light image of an original document is focused on an image-receiving sheet. The apparatus comprises a transparent platen maintained stationary to support the original document. A scanning box is arranged to advance and then to return between first and second positions in parallel to the platen. An optical-exposure unit is arranged to move together with the scanning box. As the scanning box advances, the image-receiving sheet is advanced by means of a sheet-transport device in a direction the same as that of the scanning box at a speed twice that of the advance of the scanning box. A pair of push rollers are rotatably supported on the scanning box to push the image-receiving sheet onto the sheet-transport device at positions immediately before and after the light-image forming region in a direction of advance of the scanning box. The image-receiving sheet may be a photosensitive paper having a photoconductive surface.
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Fujioka Koichiro
Hatano Takayoshi
Suzuki Kenji
Yokoyama Yasuyuki
Hayes Monroe H.
Iwatsu Electric Co. Ltd.
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