US PATENT SUBCLASS 226 / 93
WITH ADHERENCE OR ATTRACTION OF MATERIAL TO ADVANCING MEANS


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226 /   HD   ADVANCING MATERIAL OF INDETERMINATE LENGTH

93WITH ADHERENCE OR ATTRACTION OF MATERIAL TO ADVANCING MEANS {3}
94  DF  .~> By electrostatic force
95  DF  .~> By pneumatic pressure
96  DF  .~> By adhesive nature of material


DEFINITION

Classification: 226/93

(under the class definition) Device wherein a force, other than a mere frictional force, is utilized to facilitate the grip of a material moving means on the material, the force being exerted in some manner other than (1) the weight of the material itself, or (2) an element opposite the advancing means, which element urges the material against the advancing means.

(1) Note. As indicated by the subclasses indented hereunder, these forces are electrostatic, pneumatic, or the adhesive nature of the material being moved. An example, of a patent left in this subclass (93) is one for a device which utilizes magnetism as the attracting force.