Printing – Stenciling – Stencil-web machines
Patent
1992-12-29
1994-07-19
Wiecking, David A.
Printing
Stenciling
Stencil-web machines
101125, 1011271, B41L 1302
Patent
active
053298489
ABSTRACT:
To eliminate wasteful use of thermal stencil paper and thereby provide an inexpensive stamp device, a single thermal head is employed for both the thermal recording on a reversible thermal recording sheet for confirmation of a stamp image and the thermal perforation through the thermal stencil paper for creation of a stamp original. The stamp image is first thermally recorded on the reversible thermal recording sheet; the stamp image thus recorded is then confirmed; and the thermal stencil paper is thermally perforated in accordance with the stamp image to create the stamp original. The stamp device of the present invention includes a thermal head 19, a thermal stencil paper 24 adapted to be thermally perforated by the thermal head 19 to form a dot image as a stamp image, a reversible thermal recording sheet 101 adapted to be heated by the thermal head 19 to thermally record an image corresponding to the stamp image, so as to confirm the stamp image, and a heating roller pair 90 for erasing the image thermally recorded on the reversible thermal recording sheet 101.
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Fuwa Tetsuji
Miki Takashi
Yamamoto Takemi
Yasui Tsuneo
Brother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
Hilten John S.
Wiecking David A.
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