Printing – Embossing or penetrating – Hot die machines
Patent
1983-05-09
1985-09-24
Burr, Edgar S.
Printing
Embossing or penetrating
Hot die machines
101318, 101379, B41F 144
Patent
active
045426902
ABSTRACT:
A heat-sensitive printing machine is disclosed. The printing machine includes a platen upon which a heat-sensitive printing medium may be placed. A printing head has raised portions defining the indicia to be printed. A heater is provided for heating the printing head. A reciprocator moves the printing head between a first position remote from the platen and a printing position wherein the raised portions contact a heat-sensitive printing medium located on the platen. The printing head is connected to the reciprocator by a pair of leaf springs whose cross-section is sufficiently small that no more than about 20% of the heat in the printing head is conducted to the reciprocator through the leaf springs.
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Burr Edgar S.
Kabushiki Kaisha Sato
Pearson Charles A.
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