Photocopying – Contact printing – Plural exposure stations or plural machines
Patent
1978-06-19
1979-05-15
Griffin, Donald A.
Photocopying
Contact printing
Plural exposure stations or plural machines
G03B 2708
Patent
active
041545281
ABSTRACT:
A modular photographic film printer utilizes a direct current servo controlled main drive motor and belt drive to move a master film and raw film stock across printing heads without the use of intermediate sprockets. Film tension is controlled by tension control motors connected to the pay out and take up reels of the printer. The unit is modular in construction, and circuitry is provided for monitoring critical functions of the printer in order to locate malfunctions. Fiber optics are utilized in the sound track printing head to provide cool operation.
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Hrastnik Walter
Lang, Jr. John W.
Watson Charles J.
Bell & Howell Company
Fitz-Gerald Roger M.
Griffin Donald A.
Schneider Robert J.
Tomsa Stanley J.
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