Method of automatically framing a reversal film provided with ed

Advancing material of indeterminate length – Means to engage longitudinally spaced modifications in material – Reciprocating or oscillating claw or finger

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83 58, 83278, B65H 1740

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043457070

ABSTRACT:
In a method and apparatus for automatically mounting reversal film in slide frames, the edge of the film being notched at predetermined intervals, the notches are utilized for feeding the film through the framing apparatus which comprises a pivoted notch-engaging pawl on a reciprocatable carriage and two electrically parallel switches acting independently on a clutch of driving means for the carriage. One of the switches is mounted on the carriage and is operable by the pawl and the other is operable by a rotary cam plate.

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