Thermal price tag printer thermal head support structure

Typewriting machines – Including adjustment for optimum printing plane – Responsive to thickness of record-medium

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400120, B41J 1120

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050643002

ABSTRACT:
In a thermal printer having a platen and thermal print head, the print head is supported on a special print head support structure which allows the print head to pivot so as to apply a uniform pressure across the width of labels or price tags which are fed between the print head and the platen. The support structure for the print head includes: a two-part support member including a print head attachment member for holding the thermal print head and a pressing member for pressing the thermal print head toward the platen; a fixed spindle for rotatably supporting the support member; and a pivot member between the thermal print head attachment member and the spindle, the pivot member enabling the attachment member, and therefore the print head, to pivot in a plane parallel to the axis of the platen in a manner which tends to equalize the pressure across the labels or price tags being imprinted.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4439777 (1984-03-01), Aprato
patent: 4949098 (1990-08-01), Gluck et al.

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