Photocopying – Contact printing – Fluid pressure retention of carrier and receiver in exposure...
Patent
1982-03-11
1983-01-04
Hayes, Monroe H.
Photocopying
Contact printing
Fluid pressure retention of carrier and receiver in exposure...
355108, G03B 2720
Patent
active
043670393
ABSTRACT:
A wet modular film printer having a plurality of removable modules upon which film printer components are mounted including a liquid immersed, capstanless printing head. The printing head immersion liquid is continuously recirculated and filtered by means of a recirculation draw off near the top of the liquid surface and a recirculated liquid return downstream of the printed head. Liquid containing areas are all enclosed and a negative pressure is maintained to remove any noxious vapors. After printing, the liquid remaining on the raw stock and the negative is removed by a series of wipers, an air stripper and a drying column. The drying column uses heated air which flows countercurrent to the direction of film movement so that the air is progressively hotter along the film's path of movement.
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Bell & Howell Company
Fitz-Gerald Roger M.
Hayes Monroe H.
Schneider Robert J.
Trop Timothy N.
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