Paper support mechanism in a printer

Typewriting machines – Platen or platen-moving mechanism – Bar platen

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400120, 400561, 400643, 400662, B41J 1108

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048984892

ABSTRACT:
A printer system containing an elastic endless sheet member which extends between roller members in front of a print head. The roller members are disposed so as to form a flat surface of the elastic endless sheet member in front of the print head in order to ensure clean printing. One of the roller members is connected to a paper feed motor so that a paper sheet is fed in front of the print head in the vertical direction in unison with the rotation of the elastic endless sheet member around the roller members.

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