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Document Number
US Patent 3878114
Issued Date
April 15, 1975
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Inventors
Rak; Arthur (Huntington Beach, CA)
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Abstract
Information is recorded on or reproduced from an elongate information carrier located in a casing having an aperture. To this end, a portion of the information carrier is pushed through the aperture while any end of the information carrier is retained inside the casing. The pushed-out portion is formed into a loop extending through the aperture to the outside of the casing. The desired function is performed on the elongate information carrier outside the casing.
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Owner
Bell & Howell Company (Chicago, IL)
Published
April 15, 1975
Application Number
05/173,945
Filed
August 23, 1971
US Classification
352/29   226/113 226/91 352/157 352/72 360/95
Int'l Classification
G11B   15/665   (20060101)   G03B   1/00   (20060101)   G03B   1/56   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
352/72   352/78   352/157   352/158   352/159   274/4D   179/1.2Z   226/91   226/113   226/114   360/105   360/95  
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