Printing – Stenciling – Rotary machines
Patent
1995-12-14
1997-09-30
Burr, Edgar R.
Printing
Stenciling
Rotary machines
101120, B41L 1304
Patent
active
056716702
ABSTRACT:
A stencil printer having a printing drum which is inked from the inside thereof. In order to prevent leaking out of ink from the perforated portion over the non-perforated stencil sheet leading end mounting portion of the stencil printing drum, in a construction wherein a printing drum cooperates with a back press roller or a transfer roller with a transverse bar portion of the printing drum is received in a transfer groove of the back press roller or the transfer roller, the outer circumferential length of the perforated portion of the printing drum and the traverse groove of the back press roller or the transfer roller and the relative rotation phase therebetween are so determined that the perforated portion is not laid one over the other with the transfer groove.
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Takahashi Yasuhiro
Takita Nagon
Burr Edgar R.
Nguyen Anthony H.
Riso Kagaku Corporation
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