Paper guide means for printer equipment
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsRichard Thurner, Hans Kusmierz
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorsRichard Thurner, Hans Kusmierz
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The paper guide means is composed of a paper trough fashioned of one piece as a carrier part at which all parts needed for guidance and positioning of the recording medium are combined and in which roller carriers seated moment-free and in pendulum fashion are provided for the acceptance of paper pressing rollers. The pressing power for conveying the paper is exerted by simple, straight bending rods that act on the roller carriers. The spring lift of these bending rods and, thus, the pressing power can be set in a plurality of steps with pivotable adjusting levers. As needed, the adjusting levers can be connected to one another by a coupling rod and can thus be pivoted only in the same direction. The completely pre-assembled paper trough is exactly allocated to the printer equipment as well as to the paper auxiliaries such as feeder, single sheet auxiliary or forms auxiliary via centering noses and is screwed to the printer frame in order to secure the dimensional stability.
Paper guide means for conveying and positioning recording media (14) in printer equipment, having a friction drive that conveys the recording medium (14) and is composed of a conveyor drum (15) and of at least one roller carrier (2) having appertaining paper pressing rollers (5), and having a trough-shaped paper guide element (117) adapted to the conveyor drum (15) that, together with the conveyor drum (15) forms a guide channel for the recording media (14) to be printed, comprising:
Paper guide means according to claim I, wherein the paper pressing apron (7) is realized as a metal strip and has at least one deflector element (700) at its foot part, said deflector element being supported on a part of the printer chassis (8) in the assembled condition of the paper guide means (1).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.