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US1009673A
US1009673A US59687510A US1910596875A US1009673A US 1009673 A US1009673 A US 1009673A US 59687510 A US59687510 A US 59687510A US 1910596875 A US1910596875 A US 1910596875A US 1009673 A US1009673 A US 1009673A
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  • rrzlat es ta rrtcl reaps-- chilly t0 reels ttwr mixing pict abject being; to PEUVlClG st real up the film.
  • l l. is a, sitle elevatinn of the reel.
  • Fig; 2 is; it stat-inn tin-magi: the hub, at tr right angle t0 its air.
  • Fig, 3 is
  • 'lllm slots Ill are 'tdr thepurpose of receir ing tlm tree and of the film which is to low Wound 01.1 the reel. Said end may lae entered siclewise through .51 slot ill and into 0m 0f tlm slotr; ill, and the reel being then rotatewi the teeth 12 engage in the hoieg in the film, and so the film is Wsuncl on the hula, lie-- trvmzil the Siflt? plates 0i: the'reel.
  • the reel placed in the machine and the film unwound, it will, when the end of the film is reachecl. lift or disengage from the teeth l2, and the and will slip out of the slot 11, Without breaking tor damaging the same.
  • testirmitiy tvlitreni ll rflix my signw tum ii PXL'ESQ'HCB 0i tr-v0 witnesseses. tjiltill'i JAMES LANG.

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C. J LANG.
REEL FOR MOVING PIGTURE FILMS.
APPLICATION FILED DEC 12, 19,10,
Patented Nov. 31, 1911.
gum/whim Carl J Liz/2 lll'lli li 't'l'lllalll.
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lie it known that l, M J llwiitti, it tzlti men at the United. Eltatrr, .rsiling zit- Ulrtm, in time county i Gattaraugus and @tarte 0i. New York, have invented certain. ntrw atrial usaetul limprwwmaenta in Reels tar l /i0Vin g* Il icture films, at which tire following it specificaticm.
'illliis invention rrzlat es ta rrtcl reaps-- chilly t0 reels ttwr mixing pict abject being; to PEUVlClG st real up the film. may its: q'xiiulrly put in plane and limiting" imprewl means for attaching the mid ml the film t0 tlu-i reel 'witlmnt damage t0 tlm lilm. i
lilite ii-lm reels @rlii rily llS'Ed on moving pisture rmtchines, t pair of circw lttr sheet metal plates it hub at the (391% tar, time hula b. prn it ml with ll spring" catch under which the t'lltll elf film is engaged. in attaching tlm film tn the lamb it is customary to 'lnltl time and. 01? the film several times and then insert the lnltltcl. and under the catch. This lkPLS the, defect that the follr cause the to break (1r swel and in time the emit u the film. will brmnm lJlOlItBn tilt and time s l films are used rm ptaztterliy the i it EOCLWT 0r latter part (If tllr mattrr t0 be 11 itml is lumlten ail, by the repeated slmrt ding at the tilin 'if'm rtr'nitl this; cltrlt'mt l1 prtrvitie it lftitll. of litrpl'ffivfid mom'truotiom .liereinztitte sat it mt'h.
Ilfn the drawings, l l. is a, sitle elevatinn of the reel. Fig; 2 is; it stat-inn tin-magi: the hub, at tr right angle t0 its air. Fig, 3
a section on the line 3 3 0i? it.
Referring specifically "t0 tlm it, 6 inlicata the pair 04? sitla plates of HM) reel. Thirst: are usuttllystmnpetl cut slmtat tt ettti, and teach plum lam; recesstar or @penirl s l" tlmtzrtrim which may be iimtle lz-trge tsnnugli to permi film t0 he insertrti. theretlirmlgh, will 1W lttmztl mm. tlm re al. from the siclr.
lmlt rim ltril itaattla 0i? metal or utlher l, :rtrtl. wt rt rim 8, :mtl rain- F Weli WFltlfiii mm imitetl raft t lla cen- 1 lrey r 3. 3 Iltl to 11"" ire the lmy r. rat liver m em rm Wliifil .lma real is; pltlmrll. illlm ritrt t r'lms'i-lew trrtdlittgr EWLUIF'OFV lw di. elation 'pttrttlm prm itlmi with y Eillfiajllliti ttml. lw
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'lllm slots Ill are 'tdr thepurpose of receir ing tlm tree and of the film which is to low Wound 01.1 the reel. Said end may lae entered siclewise through .51 slot ill and into 0m 0f tlm slotr; ill, and the reel being then rotatewi the teeth 12 engage in the hoieg in the film, and so the film is Wsuncl on the hula, lie-- trvmzil the Siflt? plates 0i: the'reel. When the reel placed in the machine and the film unwound, it will, when the end of the film is reachecl. lift or disengage from the teeth l2, and the and will slip out of the slot 11, Without breaking tor damaging the same.
Therefore in Winding 0r unwinding the film there no necessity :l'or toltiing or tending the eml of the same, in a manner to causa breakage tlmreot and another film can be cmwenirntly placed an the reel, 01' the same film rewmmtl thereon.
l-lzwmg; thus tlescrllwtl my lirventlcvn what I rlaim as mw, and. desire to secure by Letwlrzgg; which cmmmmicatrs "with the and 0 the slat it} the lint), whereby the encl of the Elm can lie insttrteti laterally inm tlw slot, tlirmigll ssztitl ripening.
testirmitiy tvlitreni ll rflix my signw tum ii PXL'ESQ'HCB 0i tr-v0 Witnesses. tjiltill'i JAMES LANG.
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Cited By (6)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2467607A (en) * 1945-04-28 1949-04-19 Francis L Silverblatt Film fastening reel
US2574883A (en) * 1948-05-01 1951-11-13 Remington Rand Inc Film spool
US2653775A (en) * 1952-02-12 1953-09-29 Compco Corp Film-retaining device for reels
US2983462A (en) * 1958-05-20 1961-05-09 Orests B Berlings Film cassette
US3987975A (en) * 1975-04-10 1976-10-26 Lawrence Peska Associates, Inc. Magnetic tape reel with stop means
US4007887A (en) * 1975-09-26 1977-02-15 Eugene H. Braukman Strap rolling device

Cited By (6)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2467607A (en) * 1945-04-28 1949-04-19 Francis L Silverblatt Film fastening reel
US2574883A (en) * 1948-05-01 1951-11-13 Remington Rand Inc Film spool
US2653775A (en) * 1952-02-12 1953-09-29 Compco Corp Film-retaining device for reels
US2983462A (en) * 1958-05-20 1961-05-09 Orests B Berlings Film cassette
US3987975A (en) * 1975-04-10 1976-10-26 Lawrence Peska Associates, Inc. Magnetic tape reel with stop means
US4007887A (en) * 1975-09-26 1977-02-15 Eugene H. Braukman Strap rolling device

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