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Class 400/221.1 - And gears mounted on ends of axially shiftable common shaft


Subclass of Class 400 - Typewriting machines
Definition: Subject matter wherein a first driving wheel is secured
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 05/05/1981


NumberTitleIssue Date
4265551Drive for transporting and reversing an ink ribbon, and for withdrawing the printing head in printing devices
In order to enable ink ribbon transport and ribbon reversal on the one hand and on the other hand the withdrawal of the printing head from the platen to be performed by means of only a single motor, a pawl-and-ratchet device is provided between the drive ...
05/05/1981
4165191Web feed, web cutting and ribbon feed means for a stationery mosaic printer
This invention is concerned with a mosaic printer, for example, of the needle print head type which comprises a stationary print head and means for feeding an article, for example a web of paper to be printed, in a direction orthogonal to a row of print d...
08/21/1979
4083445Ribbon reversal mechanism for an office machine
A mechanism for reversing the movement of an inked ribbon in an office printing machine or the like comprising first and second rotors each for effecting the rotation of one of two ribbon spools on which the ribbon is mounted and a driving element for alt...
04/11/1978
4033445Ribbon feed device for office machines
A ribbon feed device for a ribbon in a cartridge, comprises means for supporting the cartridge with spools therein engaged on hubs of the device, guide means for guiding a length of ribbon looped out of the cartridge, and a single control member operable ...
07/05/1977
 
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