The annoying rubber bands, which guide the paper around the platen have been discarded for a new form of paper guide, which may be adjusted to any desired point.
The platen roll should be instantly interchangeable, thereby allowing of a soft substance platen being used for a single copy work and a hard one for manifolding.
If the hard platen is of reduced diameter, more perfect alignment is secured on machines employing a complete circle of rigid type bars and a central top carriage.
The type bars strike down on the platen in a line perpendicular to its plane, thus transmitting the maximum power with the minimum resistance, and further, maintaining the alignment with several sheets as with one.
The type bar hangers in machines embodying the pivotal principle need to be rigid and solidly fixed, while the paper carriage should be perfectly rigid and present a level and even platen surface for the type to strike against.
A new variable line spacer is embodied, which makes it easier to write at any point on the paper, and prolongs the life of the platen for the reason that the type no longer strikes in unchanging grooves.
Sone so Iudas of slepe was awake, Thritti platen of selver from hym weren itake.
I nul sulle my loverd for nones cunnes eiste, Bote hit be for the thritti platen that he me bi taiste.
Nay, bote hit be for theplaten that he habben wolde.
Iudas, thou most to Iurselem, oure mete for to bugge; Thritti platen of selver thou bere up othi rugge.
I nul sulle my loverd [for] nones cunnes eihte, Bote hit be for the thritti platen that he me bitaihte.
Sone so Judas of slepe was awake, Thritti platen of selver from hym weren itake.
Judas, thou most to Jurselem, oure mete for to bugge; Thritti platen of selver thou bere up othi rugge.
Plainly one was the “chase” for type, and the other the upright frame with a screw, which moved down the platen to impress the paper placed upon the type.
Let us watch the operation of one of these platen presses on the right.
By turning down the bar, the screw forced down the platen, which was fastened to it, just as far as it descended; when the screw was raised, the platen was also raised.
He also enlarged the platen to the size of the bed, so that a full sheet could be printed by one pressure of the platen, instead of two, as in the old press.
The bolt holes in the platen should be directly over those in the base.
Your majesty," said Meding, "my second and most serious remark is upon the connection Count Platen is inclined to establish between the property and the release of the oath of fealty.
After a few minutes Prince Ernest Augustus and Herr Lex entered the king's cabinet, Count Platen and Herr Meding followed them.
Persiany returned with Count Platen to the garden, where Count Ingelheim awaited them.
I conjure your majesty--" Count Platen and General von Brandis also implored the king to withdraw from such imminent peril.
Whilst General von Brandis called the carriage and ordered a guard of four dragoons to accompany it, Count Platen politely took leave of the Prussian colonel and hastened to Count Ingelheim, who met him full of anxiety.
Count Platen and Herr Meding had in the meantime arrived in the ante-room.
Prince Hermann left the officers and joined Platen and Ingelheim.
Count Platenvisited me," said Countess Clam Gallas; "he does not believe in the annexation of Hanover.
Count Platen waited for some relenting on the part of Prince Ysenburg.
Count Platen led the Russian ambassador into the room.
Set the platen so that the point of the drift-curve corresponding to the given range will be accurately over the right-hand edge of the wind-arm.
After the second observation the corrected range determined is used in setting the platen and "T" square.
Place the travel-scale on the platen in the lower or upper position according as the observing interval is 10 or 20 seconds.
The mathematical education which he had received under Count Platen now proved very serviceable.
It was Count Platen who undertook and carried through, in opposition to the views of the Swedish nobility, and of nearly the whole nation, that gigantic work, the Grand Ship Canal of Sweden, which connects the North Sea with the Baltic.
Count Platen was the intimate personal friend of Bernadotte, the King of Sweden, and was regarded by him with a feeling little short of veneration.
Siege, we have chanced to see, there accordingly is, and a Platen gone to help against it.
As he has not done raising the contributions in the Lausitz, you must send another to do it, and have them ready when General Platen passes that way hither.
At midnight Count Platen replied verbally to the Prince of Issemburg, who had brought the proposal.
After the cylinder casting is set on the platen of the machine, the boring-bar with the cutter-head mounted on it is inserted in the spindle.
The amount of feed for the spindle, spindle-head, platen or saddle is varied by two levers K and K{1} which control the position of sliding gears through which the feeding movements are transmitted.
The work itself is attached either directly or indirectly to the table or platen P.
To illustrate, a casting which requires drilling, boring and milling at different places, can often be finished without disturbing its position on the platen after it is clamped in place.
The cross-feed for the platen can be automatically tripped at any point by setting an adjustable stop in the proper position and the feed can also be tripped by a hand lever at the side of the platen.
The platen P has a cross-feed, and the saddle E on which it is mounted can be traversed lengthwise on the bed; both of these movements can also be effected by hand or power.
The spindle-head, platen and saddle can also be adjusted from the end of the machine, when this is more convenient.
The hand adjustment of the platen is effected by shaft Z.
Lever U engages the cross-feed for platen P and lever V, the longitudinal feed for saddle E.
A proposition by Count von Platen to introduce a compulsory militia defence was voted down.
Platen died as governor-general of Norway, seeing his great life-work nearing completion.
But Count Balzar von Platen was the man to make the great work a realized fact, devoting his whole life to it, conquering distrust, opposition and lack of funds.
The lower side of the platen was covered with a soft "packing" or "blanket" of cloth.
After each impression the platen was screwed upward so that the sheet of paper which had been printed could be removed and hung up to dry.
Further efforts were, therefore, directed to increasing the output of the bed and platen presses by the application of improved inking devices, sheet-feeding, and impression mechanisms.
The bed was then "run in" under the platenby means of a crank at the side of the press, and the platen was screwed down to make the impression.
The inking mechanism was similar to that employed on the bed and platen press, but the mechanism for forcing the ink through the slit in the bottom of the fountain was improved.
The screw was then turned down until the platen pressed the paper against the inked type, and produced a printed sheet.
In others, the platen was hinged to the bed, but in all of them the mechanism was complicated.
The die or stamp is held in the head of the press by clamps, and the cover is placed on the platen or bed of the press, which is raised up to the stamp by a "toggle joint" operated with a "cam.
It differed from the Stanhope in that the screw was dispensed with, the platen being depressed by a combination of levers and lifted by the aid of a weighted balance-lever.
The arrangement was somewhat similar to that known as the platen machine; the printing being produced by two flat plates, as in the common hand-press.
The platen worked vertically between standards, and was brought down for the impression, and raised after it, by a common screw, worked by a bar handle.
Cylinder pressmen earn more per hour than do tool and die makers--the most highly skilled of the metal trades--and platen pressmen in charge of five or more presses earn more than all-round machinists and boiler makers.
The boy begins as a pressfeeder, usually on a platen press, and in the course of time gets to be a platen pressman.
A knowledge of platen presswork does not qualify a man to run a cylinder press, and as a rule the platen pressman who wants to change must serve some time as a cylinder pressfeeder and cylinder pressman's assistant.
Approximately 15 per cent of the men employed are cylinder pressmen, about 10 per cent platen pressmen, and less than three per cent web pressmen.
Both he and Baron Platen are desirous that you should still keep the sea near the Gulf of Finland, in order to influence their negotiation; certain British goods are still to be admitted.
Platen is in great despondency, and says he never will be sanguine about anything again.
Baron de Platen desires me to say he will send you the plan you demanded of St. Petersburg by the next opportunity; it is copying, and not quite ready.
Baron Platen sailed in the Rose from Dalerö on the 20th, and came on board the Victory on the morning of the 23rd under a salute of seven guns.
However, he did not break with his first love, and often went to her apartment to cut paper, which was his chief employment there; which the Countess of Platen easily permitted him, having often occasion for his absence.
It is true there appeared a heat and want of judgment in all his words and actions, which did not make him valuable in the eyes of cool judges, but Madame Platenwas not of that number.
That Platen handled difficult metres with virtuosity is not to be laid against him; it is to the advantage of German verse that such poems as his ghasels made indigenous, in part, the feeling for mere beauty in verse.
Platen is always represented as a master of form, and, since Jacob Grimm's characterization of him, has been accused of "marble coldness.
It must be confessed, however, that there is in Platen a remarkable lack of inner experience.
Even in Italy, the land of every German poet's dreams, Platen never felt himself at home, and the pictures of him from his Italian life are of a tragic, lonesome figure.
Platen cultivated style, polished and revised his lines with as great care as did his arch-enemy Heine, and it is only a confession of lack of ear to refuse him the name of poet.
During the armistice, shortly before we joined forces with the Lithuanians under Platen and Buelow, you were in the guard-room one evening, when you suddenly made a clean breast of it and announced that you must go away.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "platen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
