Compact electrographic reproduction apparatus
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorCharles T. Hage
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorCharles T. Hage
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A compact electrographic reproduction apparatus having a mechanism for sequentially transporting an information-bearing source document and a receiver member along a common path. By such transport mechanism, the size and cost of the apparatus are reduced due to the elimination of duplicative transport elements. The reproduction apparatus includes a photoconductive member movable about a closed loop path and electrographic process stations located relative to such path. The transport mechanism defines a common path for a source document and a receiver member. Such path is associated with the electrographic process stations and the photoconductive member whereby, when a source document and receiver member are sequentially transported along such path, information from the source document is reproduced on the receiver member. Further size and cost reductions are effected by utilizing one process station to accomplish a plurality of electrographic functions.
A compact electrographic apparatus, said apparatus comprising:
In an electrographic apparatus including a photoconductive member movable about a closed loop path and electrographic process means for reproducing information from a source document on a receiver member, an improved transport means for enabling said electrographic apparatus to be of a simplified and compact construction, said transport means comprising:
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