Film duplicator

Photocopying – Contact printing – Machine

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271245, G03B 2730

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049890360

ABSTRACT:
In a film duplicator original and copy sheets are initially brought together in unaligned relationship and permitted to drop under the influence of gravity along a predetermined path past an exposure station and into an alignment box where the ends of the sheets strike the bottom of the box to align the sheets. The aligned sheets are then transported back to the exposure station to expose the copy sheet. The sheets are then separated and exited from the duplicator.

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