Film holder for dental X-ray film developing machine, and film mounting stage for the holder
AssigneeNix, Inc.
InventorHiroyuki Tanaka
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AssigneeNix, Inc.
InventorHiroyuki Tanaka
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A film holder is described for use in a dental X-ray film developing machine. The film holder has a stem portion, an engagement portion formed at one end of the stem portion a film-mounting portion composed of two support portions formed at the other end of the stem portion and extending out in an opposing relationship from the stem portion. Plural film-mounting projections are provided at different levels in the direction of the thickness of the film holder in the proximity of each of free end portions and base portions of the respective support portions, whereby a film can be placed between the support portions while being held between the projections. Also described is a film mounting stage for mounting a film on the film holder. The stage has a wall for placing the film thereon and film pressers extending from individual peripheral edges of the wall in correspondence to the respective sides of the film, and defines a film-holder-receiving recess having substantially the same shape in plan as the film holder and a bottom wall located lower than the wall.
In a film holder for a dental X-ray film developing machine in which the film holder with a film mounted thereon is brought into engagement with an arm attached to a rotary shaft and development of the film is conducted while the rotary shaft makes a full turn, the improvement wherein said film holder comprises a stem portion having opposite ends, an engagement portion formed at one end of the stem portion and engageable with the arm and a film-mounting portion composed of two support portions formed at the other end of the stem portion and extending out in an opposing relationship from the stem portion;
A film mounting stage for mounting a film on a film holder for a dental X-ray film developing machine in which the film holder with a film mounted thereon is brought into engagement with an arm attached to a rotary shaft and development of the film is conducted while the rotary shaft makes a full turn, said film holder comprising a stem portion having opposite ends, an engagement portion formed at one end of the stem portion and engageable with the arm and a film-mounting portion composed of two support portions formed at the other end of the stem portion and extending out in an opposing relationship from the stem portion;
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