Electronic stencil engraving machine stylus and support
AssigneeA. B. Dick Company
InventorJulio G. Tauszig
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AssigneeA. B. Dick Company
InventorJulio G. Tauszig
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A support for the stylus used in an electronic stencil cutting machine for burning or engraving information into stencil material mounted for relative movement with respect to said stylus, includes a t-shaped, blade-like body having a free end portion and a base portion, with the stylus being attached to the free end of the former. A second blade-like portion is affixed at a first end away from the base portion, to the free end portion of the body in an overlying relation, for dampening vibrations to the stylus as the latter passes over the stencil material and/or clamp for securing the material to a support surface. A support base upon which the blade-like body is mounted includes a pair of spaced members between which there is positioned a permanent magnet. The base portion of the blade-like body at least is of a magnetic material and is therefore attracted to the permanent magnet for seating the base portion onto the support members thereby mounting the stylus in a proper position with respect to said stencil material.
A replaceable stylus support unit for use in an electronic engraving machine of the type wherein a stencil or the like is removably affixed to a rotatable drum and swept past an adjacent stylus, the machine being provided with a base member for receiving the stylus unit, a magnet mounted adjacent to the base member and means for selectively bending the unit onto the drum, the stylus support unit comprising
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