Reduction of Loop-Length Variations in Non-Slip Printers--

Reduction of Loop-Length Variations in Non-Slip Printers--

Compensation for varying degrees of film shrinkage is accomplished in the Bedford non-slip printer by changes in the length of a loop of film between a sprocket and the printing point. This involves uncertainty of synchronism by the amount that the loop, as first threaded, differs in length from the...

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