Tape cassette with internal tape cleaning and locking

Winding – tensioning – or guiding – Unwinding and rewinding a machine convertible information... – Cartridge system

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242343, 242346, G11B 23087

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055471420

ABSTRACT:
A cassette for a high performance tape drive is disclosed. A cassette shell having the same general external dimensions as an industry standard leader block tape cartridge (3480/3490) includes both a tape supply spool and a take-up spool. Two tape guides present a segment of tape to a cassette access port which can be closed by a sliding door to prevent contamination when the tape is not in use. A tape cleaning device and a spool locking device are incorporated into the cassette mechanism.

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