pinch roller

Local ventilation at pinch roller areas should be specifically considered.

After exposure every photograph is taken through pinch rollers inside of the instant camera.

If your tape is already slipping, try cleaning the capstan and pinch roller.

However multiple pinch rollers may also be employed in association with one or more capstans.

In this case, only one pinch roller is pressed against its corresponding capstan at a time.

Auto-reverse decks employ a capstan and pinch roller for each side.

Pinch roller operations should be evaluated for their potential to force dust-containing spores from envelopes.

This, usually combined with a rubber pinch roller, ensures that the tape speed does not fluctuate.

This coating sometimes also caused the pinch roller to slip, leading to poor speed control and tape flutter.

A primary difference between carts and 8 track deals with the pinch roller and capstan.

The adapter was a rubber pinch roller attached to a small metal plate that would clip into the opening in the 4-track cartridge.

After discovering this cause, later cartridges used only fully cured (hard) rubber pinch rollers that did not deteriorate, as much, over time.

Transport parts include, but are not limited to, the head, capstan, pinch roller, tape pins, and tape guide.

In modern automatic processing machines, the stop bath is replaced by mechanical squeegee or pinching rollers.

As time went on, these issues were compounded as later cartridges started using cheaper, lower quality materials, such as plastic pinch rollers.

The "melted" rubber pinch rollers that can be found in many early 8-Track cartridges were the result of the rubber not being fully cured.

It used a revolutionary "grit wheel" design which moved the paper held in place by a wheel with embedded grit and a pinch roller.

The spool itself was freewheeling and the tape was driven only by tension from the capstan and pinch roller.

Tape recorder capstans have a function similar to nautical capstans, which however have no pinch rollers, the line simply being wound around them.

During fast winding operations the pinch roller is disengaged and the take up reel motor is supplied with a higher voltage than the supply motor.

Most magnetic tape recorders use one capstan motor and one pinch roller located after the magnetic heads in the direction of the moving tape.

Dual pinch rollers are also used (along with dual capstans) in auto reverse cassette decks to drive the tape in both directions as needed.

Pinch wheel or pinch roller was the name used for the plastic or rubber wheels in an 8-track cartridge, used to guide and align the magnetic tape.

In a VCR for example, the tape must be pulled out of the cassette case and threaded around the drum, and between the capstan and pinch roller.

The pinch roller was also an integral part of the 8-track cartridge, although many early rubber rollers would suffer from deterioration because the rubber had not been fully cured.