Equipped table for making marked off sheets reproducing the outline of the templates of a model used in the textile cloth article field
OwnerFranco Giachettiinventor
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There is disclosed an equipped table for making marked off sheets reproducing the outline of the templates or stencils of a model as used in the textile cloth article field. The table essentially comprises a horizontal transparent bearing surface or plate, provided with a plurality of small through holes, thereunder there is formed a closed gap, coupled to a sucking device and including a number of illuminating lamps. At one end of the mentioned surface, moreover, there is located a development chamber, including ammonia heatable tanks and provided with a system for forcibly circulating air in the inside thereof. Thus a plurality of marked off sheets may be made by a single template arrangement, the made sheets being perfectly dry and devoid of any odors.
A table for making marked off sheets for use in the textile field and for making a plurality of marked off sheets from a single arrangement of the stencils, which comprises a first horizontal plate (1), legs (2) supporting said plate, said plate having a perimetrical shoulder (3), a second horizontal transparent plate (6) disposed on said perimetrical shoulder, a gap being formed by said two horizontal plates (1) and (6), a plurality of vertical posts (4) supported by said first horizontal plate, a plurality of lamps placed in said gap, suction means connected with said gap, said second transparent plate having an engraved grid (9) and a plurality of through-holes at the cross-points of the grid, the stencils being placed on said transparent plate during operation, said shoulder supporting a guide for a carriage, a roll of sensitized paper sliding on said carriage, a development chamber arranged at one end of said apparatus and means for circulating air in the interior of said chamber.
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