Ink pen cartridge and mounting arm for a recording instrument
AssigneeTejas Instrument Engineers, Inc.
InventorBruce J. Caldwell
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AssigneeTejas Instrument Engineers, Inc.
InventorBruce J. Caldwell
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An ink pen cartridge supported from a mounting arm for use on a recording instrument in which the attachment between the cartridge and mounting arm provides a secure and positive connection which accurately positions the ink cartridge thereby avoiding recalibration of the recorder when the ink in the cartridge is depleted necessitating a replacement with a filled cartridge. The exterior of the cartridge body is free of external arm connections and the arm is connected to the end of the cartridge to avoid interference between passing cartridges when mounted to multiple pen recorders. In addition, the ink cartridge has multiple connections in one end for optional attachment to a mounting arm whereby adjacent pens in multiple pen recorders may be more advantageously spaced, relative each to the other. The ink cartridge normally sealingly holds ink in the body, but the attachment of a mounting arm to the cartridge opens an air vent to the cartridge body for allowing flow of ink from the body.
An ink pen cartridge and mounting arm for a recorder comprising,
An ink pen cartridge for attachment to a mounting arm comprising,
An ink pen cartridge for attachment to a mounting arm having an end with a notch and a stop shoulder on each edge, said cartridge comprising,
A mounting arm for supporting an ink pen cartridge which has a longitudinal recess in one end, a post positioned in the middle of the recess and a shoulder on either side of said recess at said one end, said arm comprising,
An ink pen cartridge for attachment to a mounting arm having an end with a notch and a stop shoulder on each edge, said cartridge comprising,
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