Power transmitting device in a copying machine

Details Power transmitting device in a copying machine Power transmitting device in a copying machine

1984-01-24

1986-08-26

Yuen, Henry C.

192 clutches and power-stop control

Clutches

Axially engaging

192108, F16D 1110

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046077340

ABSTRACT:
A power transmitting device especially suitable for use in photocopying machines includes a driving shaft and a driven shaft. When locking members on the respective shafts are axially disengaged from each other, the driven shaft and the driving shaft are rotatively displaced with respect to each other by a predetermined angle so that the locking members may be freely and positively locked when the driving shaft and driven shaft are axially reengaged.

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