Printing – Stenciling – Traveling-inker machines
Patent
1984-11-02
1985-10-29
Burr, Edgar S.
Printing
Stenciling
Traveling-inker machines
101126, B41L 1302, B41L 2702
Patent
active
045494843
ABSTRACT:
An improved screen printing apparatus for printing conductive, resistive and insulative films to the surfaces of ceramic or glass substrates. The screen printing apparatus is characterized by a carriage having a substrate to be printed resting thereon and a frame member extending about the periphery of the carriage. A mesh screen having an emulsion layer is affixed to the screen and suspended over the substrate. The improvement comprising a pair of force absorbing members attached to the carriage in a space relationship to and on opposite sides of the substrate. A pair of rolling means are attached to opposite sides of a squeegee holder with each rolling means in registration with a respective force absorbing surface. A squeegee extends from a bottom surface of the squeegee holder intermediate the rolling means. As the squeegee holder is drawn across the screen each rolling means travels along a respective force absorbing member.
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Spaulding, Roller Squeegee Screening, IBM Technical Disclosure Screening, Jul. 1970, vol. 13, No. 2, p. 397.
Burr Edgar S.
GTE Communication Systems Corporation
Klima William L.
Miologos Anthony
Xiarhos Peter
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