JPS5933195A - Copying stencil - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a stencil stencil, especially a stencil carrier for a copier. Concerning a fixing device.

Are traditional copy stencils made of soft wax? When the traced area is exposed to a spark discharge with an electronic stencil, the temperature-sensing stencil is subjected to the action of heat within a temperature-sensitive stencil. These areas (so-called image areas) I
AI makes ink permeable. The image looks like this. The attached stencil is When placed on the tensile carrier, the ink absorbs these. The opaque non-image area of the stencil passes through, but the opaque non-image area of the stencil does not pass through, and the stencil remains on the back side of the stencil. Transparency of the sill a. Accurately respond to the image. Forming the Nkuyime Zo
. The ink on the back of the stencil. Me. -ji is a copy image of so. - on paper as a result of Place it on a piece of paper so that it sinks. It is pressed against me. ．． ．． In the past, stencils were... ,, pll, ぢ: Hard paper FA, +iFI "Stencil" strips for two methods:. Therefore, it is placed on the copy machine. R: Yes, that Streets 7'! 1 is fixed to the waxy image receiving part of the stencil, and the stencil of the copier is fixed. Responsible for Sill. Holding body. suitable mounting bin. A hole is provided to receive the yen. He gets kicked and admonished.

．． Rotating/rotating copiers have been around for over 100 years. The above has been known for some time, and in the meantime some features and types of mounting bins have been opened. It has been uttered. Stencils are made to some extent. Another creator's stencil. Manufacturer's photo: Placed on the vessel. Compatibility. However, this compatibility is not common.

Traditionally, typing stencils have guidelines that define the area of the stencil, and in order to place the stencil in the correct position on a figurine covey sheet intended for use on a copier, there are The images are timed to zero in an orderly manner. The copier always uses the image or copy sheet as its reference position. It can be moved upward and/or downward. Even if you have a print adjustment device like this, the guideline is that when the Print 1 adjustment is set to '0' or the reference position. Was it intended to be able to be placed in a position?
It is.

Another problem that occurs with stencil title drips is that some . machine. is installed. The top edge of the image on the print bottle and copy sheet (the position of the top edge of the image on the stencil at the neutral or lj..., 0'1 position of the print adjustment) ．． There is a difference between and. The stencil designed and designed for use with a single copier has a distance of 1' in the top cavity, thus providing a range of print adjustments. If only the ``top void'' is taken into account,
・I don't know if it will be accepted by another copier.

In U.S. Pat. No. 4,291,621, a single stencil title is formed as a number of separable spouts, each of which places the east tenrel on a different machine in the copier range.・It is perforated for
No strips are suggested to be cut out before use of the stencil. However, since there is a wide range of print adjustment characteristics for a variety of existing conventional copiers, U.S. Pat. No. 4,291,62'
The stencil disclosed in No. 1 must have several guidelines marked for the typist to use when positioning the image. This has the disadvantage that it is easy for the typist to mistakenly place her image on an inappropriate guideline, and that the typist does not have to know in advance that a special copier will be used which stencil will be provided. There is. US Patent 4. Since No. 29L621 is aimed at a user who can have a variety of different branded machines available, the necessity for different lines is a major issue which the present invention aims to overcome. This was a major drawback.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention provides a reconnaissance stencil for use with one or more types of copiers that includes a sheet of soft stencil material that allows the user to place an image onto the stencil. A stenciled title strip defined as two title strip areas on which markings are printed to aid in correct positioning and separated by a line intended to separate the title strip areas along one edge. each of said front strip areas is provided with a respective row of mounting holes, and a line defining said separation is parallel to said edge of said soft sheet and On the copy stencils, which are spaced apart, the markings define an image field based on a single top edge of the copy sheet, allowing the user to position the image on the stencil prior to printing. This eliminates the need to select the top edge from different ranges to suit a particular type of copying machine when printing.

Conveniently, at least one title strip area is provided with mounting holes to enable said at least one title strip area to be attached to one or more types of copiers. has one or more columns. Preferably, the boundary line comprises a pre-scored or perforated line in the relatively rigid material of the title strip.

For convenience, the stencil is a stencil title? The operator must install the unit on the bin before installing it. Photographer? Additional alignment holes can be included to help orient the stencil.

In order to make the invention easier to understand, one practical example of a stencil according to the invention will be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG.

The illustrated reproduction stencil 1 comprises a soft stencil sheet Ia connected to a hard title strip 2 along a line 1b, the title strip 7''2 being comprised of two separate, preferably rectangular The stencil sheet 1a includes lines 10-17, which will be described below, to help the typist correct and position the image on the stencil. A grid of individual objects is printed.

The area 2b is ■. S. O. Is it a rule to use standard stationery spacing (0.5 inch (12-7 mm) between centers)? Stop《
It includes a straight line of spaced holes 3.

Stencil copiers and stencil makers generally
For mounting bins and holes on new equipment. s
'． o. are encouraged to adopt spacing.

The region 2a has several different rows of holes arranged thereon, the first row of which is the title strip region 2a.
It has a line of four large holes 4 regularly spaced along the line. The spacing between these large holes 4 is preferably 2.6 inches (66.04 mttv) on centers.

The title strip castle 2a further includes 50 rows of holes of three different sizes and characteristic arrangements, and the rows of holes are:
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Corresponding rows of bins in various models of copiers engage some or all of these holes. or adapt it to
It is intended that the stencil title strip cannot be placed on an inverted stencil clamp (corresponding to the "back" of the stencil in contact with the ink screen).

The two stencil title strip areas 2a, 21) are separated by a demarcation line 6, in this case a perforation line, which line may be used if the holes 4, 5 in each direction are used for mounting arrangement. , area 2b @ area 2
Allows cutting from a. Boundary line 6 is a stencil table. It is also possible to replace it with a pre-cut line in Title 1 and Lip 2.

If the copier is aligned with hole 3 in area 213,
．． o. At intervals. of. ．． If you have an attachment bin, area 2b remains attached to area 2a and the stencil is attached in the usual manner.

Region 2a includes two further holes 7a, 7b, which are coded holes and are regularly spaced apart in region 2b. The use of regularly spaced holes 3 or 4 in area 2a ensures that the stencil is not placed inside out. For this reason, the left hole 7a is more integrally rectangular than the right circular hole 7b. How to code this stencil title strip is timeless! It is now possible to use the stencil attachment device according to J[1988-78412].

In the above description, the purpose of separating the stencil title strip 2 into two separate rectangular areas 2a, 2'b is completely . Only one mounting hole profile is used to form one after another on the two strip regions: 2a, 2b, although this is to allow non-identical rows of mounting holes to be formed on these two title strip regions. Even in cases where the top cavity, i.e. the row of mounting holes and the stencil no. It goes without saying that it is within the scope of the invention to rely on the perforation line 6 to shorten the distance to the "top edge heper guide" line 8. This means that for the same stencil mounting hole arrangement, 6
Although there is a considerable difference in the distance of the top void, a single "
The top edge paper guide line 8 allows it to be used with different machines. Stencil copiers have traditionally been equipped with an adjustment mechanism that allows the image to move upwardly or downwardly relative to the sheet of paper. Given the fact that according to the invention the holes 3 on the one hand and the holes 4, 5 on the other hand are considered, these holes and the perforations are different despite the fact that the "top cavities" are different. It is proposed that the positioning of the eye line 6 be traced in such a way that the difference in this top void can be raised within the normal range of complex print adjustments of the copier.

The outline shown in the drawing is . For maximum flexibility of the stencil, it can be modified to provide more than one title jump area.

The image column based on a single 9"'top paper guide" line 8 is 617 mm long ("top paper guide").
Defined by a large rectangular grid 1.0 with width 210 (measured in the direction perpendicular to line 8) and width 210 (measured in the direction parallel to line 8). The upper transverse edges of the grid 10, one of which echoes the guideline 8, are spaced a distance 13 from the line 8. This means that the clamping means on the copier... to pick up the copy sheet and move it through the printing plate between the cylinder and the printing roll, so that the image of a particular 16-inch wide strip across the top of the covey sheet It is intended that there be no.

:The overall width of the grid 10 is equal to the width of an A4 sheet and the grid 10 is positioned coincident with the bottom transverse edge spaced from line 8 by a length of Foolscup Sheet (330 am).

In the space between the line 8 and the nearest of the two edges of the grid 10 parallel to it, across the top of the soft stencil sheet are two sets of markings 9a, 9b; , respectively Baika (Pic
a) Draw a number of symbols across the image field for the mold surface and the elite (e1ttθ) mold surface.

A small grid 11 placed centrally within the image field corresponds to an A6 covey sheet extending in the longitudinal direction of the stencil. Grid 12 directs the positioning of the A6 sheet placed across the stencil transverse direction.

Similarly, the medium size grid 13 represents the arrangement of an A5 sheet in the longitudinal direction of the stencil, . On the other hand grid 14
shows the positioning of a stenciled transverse A5 sheet.

Line 15 marks the bottom edge of a 10-inch copy sheet (length 254 mm), and line 16 parallel to this marks the bottom edge of an A4 sheet.

Similarly, corner markings 17 indicate the bottom corners of the sheet, which are 8 inches by 5 inches (20'4 mm by 127 mm).

Finally, at the bottom of the stencil sheet 1a, outside the wide grid 10, there is another set of type symbol graduation sill lines 9a, 9'b for Pica and E:Lite, respectively. be.

Although there are a variety of different grids within the wide grid 10 that correspond to different image sizes, each of these grids is based on a common 'top green paper guide' line 8 as in the case of conventional stencils. must understand that it is placed in

Is this invention useful for typists? This stencil does not pose any problems as he or she easily matches the image to any of the various covey sheet sizes used on conventional stencils. This is considered a very important advantage of the multiple title stencils according to the invention, as all the stencils can be used without considering any of the unique title strips 2a, 2b used to place them on the stenciled copier. , providing the possibility of being typed, so that once the stencil has been printed, the copier user can easily correct any incorrect positioning of the image by using the normal print adjustment controls on the copier. ．． Just get rid of it. Obviously, a given variety of different types of copiers are available for original use within a given company, and the stencils can all be in accordance with the present invention. Once the print adjustment of any one copier is set to the stencil according to the invention, there is no need to provide a separate adjustment device (as with the conventional single title stencil) and the typist can use the guideline. 8. Position the image accurately by using a suitable positioning grid 10, it, 12, 13 or 14 with respect to 8. All operators must be careful that whether he or she cuts strip 2b , or if not, use the row of 3 or 4.5 mounting holes appropriate for the particular copier being used.

The optimal position for the stencil on the ink screen is a function of the design of the stencil clamp, and the optimal position of the image on the stencil is further dictated by the copy sheet gripping device on the print roll, so that the print adjustment It turns out that the "zero" positioning is not in the center of that range. Lol." ．． ．． 、． ．． 9cr
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For a stencil to be adjusted downwards by 3 cnt (6 lines of print) it is possible to provide a stencil with an image based on a 2-in-8 "top edge paper guide". This particular adjustment range is destetona 466
Applicable to copiers and many other types of copiers, not only to different machines but also to other fabrications in which holes 3.4 and 50 rows are suitably selected. It has enough power to be suitable for human machines, and at +9, it is very useful. ．．・．． For example, if a conventional Gustetner stencil is used on a Rex-Rotary machine, the typist may need to
The top edge of the image is ゛l5. ．． would be positioned directly below the l+ line, whereas for an r stetner copier the typist would use the line "zero" line. Therefore, if a single zero line If the image is made in the applicable position relative to the rex-rotary staysill, then the image should be adjusted to the 9th line of the print (i.e. to adjust the asymmetry between the rex x-o-tary and r-s7 tones) The ability of the destetoner machine to maintain the image in the correct position on a copy sheet printed on a rsy4 machine will maintain the image in the correct position on a copy sheet printed on a rsy4 machine. The theory is also applicable to other manufacturers' machines.However, some or all of this may be modified as appropriate for positioning the perforation line between the title strip area 2a and the title strip 2b. Non-uniformity (e.g. soft material, tensile sheet 1a)
Eliminate '7c) by making holes corresponding to machines with large ``top cavities'' further apart from the row of perforations corresponding to machines with 6 short ``top cavities''. This becomes a town Noh.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing is a plan view showing a preferred embodiment of the copying stencil according to the present invention. 1 copy stencil 1a stencil sheet 1b line. 2 Titles Triumph 2a, 2b Area 6 Boundary line 8 Top edge paper guideline 9a, 9b Marking agent Asamura Akira -513-

Claims (1)

Claims: {1} Markings (9a, 9b, 9b,
10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17) are printed and separated by a line (6) intended to separate the title strip areas along one edge ('1'1)'). Two title strip areas (2a, 21:+
) a sheet (Ia) of soft stencil material to which is attached a stencil title strip defined as
Each of said title strip areas has mounting holes (3, 4.5
), the line (6) intended for separation being parallel to and spaced apart from the one edge (1b) of the soft seam (la). In a copying stencil used in more than one model of copying machine, the markings (9at'9b+1'0,"11,12,1
3, 14, 15. 16, 17) is an image column based on a single top edge (8) of said copy sheet? define,
By positioning the image on the metensil prior to printing, the top edge can be adjusted from different extents to suit a particular copier model. A reproduction stencil characterized in that it does not require selection. (2) A stencil according to claim 1, further comprising a pestle at an end of the stencil opposite the sheet of soft stencil material. stencil (3) comprising a sixth title strip area that is easily cut out from said second title strip area along a line different from the line intended for separation; A stencil according to claim 2, wherein one or each of the lines (6) intended for separation is a marked boundary line defining a line of mechanical weakness. A stencil according to paragraph 1, in which one or each of said boundary lines (6) is defined by a perforated line.
? (5) Scope of claim 2. No. 3 falcon. Kibetsu's Step 5:. In addition, the boundary line (a stencil in which one or each of the six letters has been cut in advance and is T. In a stencil as described in any one of the paragraphs, at least one area (2a) of said title strip area is such that said at least one strip area can be attached to more than one type of copier. (7) A stencil according to any one of claim 1 or claim 6, comprising: At least one row (5) of said mounting holes is provided on said stencil carrier in which said stencil carrier rest is in contact with the side of said stencil intended to face outwardly for printing purposes. It will only prevent the installation of the stencil against.2.
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A stencil that can prevent the stencil from attaching to the stencil.