Typewriting machines – Means auxiliary to typewriting function – Means for correcting typing errors
Patent
1984-07-31
1986-02-25
Sewell, Paul T.
Typewriting machines
Means auxiliary to typewriting function
Means for correcting typing errors
400120, B41J 29373
Patent
active
045726876
ABSTRACT:
Ribbon (22) in thermal printing has an outer layer which adheres to printed characters of intermediate temperatures, lower than printing temperatures. The printhead (7) has a column of electrodes (9) which sweep across the character area. Erase mode selector (16) causes erase of the same character twice, first at a temperature level moderately more than the normal erase level and one at a temperature moderately less than the normal erase level. Erasure in that dual mode is generally effective even for extreme conditions of paper, environment and other influences.
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Croley Donald F.
Dyer Stanley
Brady John A.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Sewell Paul T.
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