Mechanism for locating a flexible photoconductor relative to a p

Details Mechanism for locating a flexible photoconductor relative to a p Mechanism for locating a flexible photoconductor relative to a p

1987-12-21

1989-01-10

Moses, R. L.

Photocopying

Including fiber optics

355 3BE, 355 10, 355 4, 118661, 118645, G03G 1506, G03G 1501

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active

047977035

ABSTRACT:
Two development stations each have fixed stops at a predetermined position relative to a toning roller. The stations develop latent images on one surface of a flexible photoconductor, and two parallel rollers are located adjacent the other surface of the photoconductor. One roller or the other roller can deflect the photoconductor into an operative relationship with one or the other of the stations. The apparatus that moves the rollers engages the stops to precisely locate the photoconductor relative to the stations.

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