Coding box with selectively adjustable printing wheels
AssigneeR. E. Bowers & Freeman Limited
InventorJohn G. Bowers
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AssigneeR. E. Bowers & Freeman Limited
InventorJohn G. Bowers
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A coding box suitable for a hot foil printing machine comprises a frame, a number of print wheels rotatable about a shaft with respect to the frame, each print wheel having a number of outward-facing peripheral flats bearing indicia, a through-hole parallel to the shaft and corresponding to each flat, a rod passable through the holes for setting the wheels in desired orientations with respect to the frame and a magnet in a cup for locking the rod in a set position. A second rod is provided, fast with respect to and parallel to the first rod and having an enlarged distal end for engagement with a hole in the frame to prevent complete removal of the first rod from the frame. The first and second rods are both fast in a handle by which they may be withdrawn from the wheels to permit rotation of the wheels, and thus variation of the indicia to be stamped.
A coding box suitable for a hot foil printing machine which comprises a frame, a plurality of print wheels rotatable about a shaft with respect to the frame, each print wheel having a plurality of outward-facing peripheral flats bearing indicia, each wheel having a through-hole parallel to the shaft and corresponding to each flat, a rod passable through the holes for setting the wheels in desired orientations with respect to the frame, means for locking the rod in a set position, and a second rod fast with respect, and parallel, to the first rod and having an enlarged distal end for engagement with a hole in the frame to prevent complete removal of the first rod from the frame.
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