Light and heat writing pen for photosensitive material

Electric heating – Heating devices – Combined with diverse-type art device

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128397, 219216, 219229, 219240, 354105, 362 32, 362118, H05B 100, B43K 2910

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041762738

ABSTRACT:
A writing pen for heat developing photoconductive material including a pen having a nib formed of material of high thermal conductivity and pervious to light, for contacting photosensitive heat developing material. The pen has a light source for illuminating the photosensitive material through the pen nib contacting the material, and a heater embedded in the nib for heating the nib portion in contact with photosensitive material. The pen nib may include a light-pervious rotatable ball tip seated in a light-pervious ball receptacle.

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