Daylight apparatus for breaking open a film cassette, identifying the film released therefrom, and splicing same to the next preceding film
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Sep 24, 1985
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Jul 18, 1983
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Jul 18, 1983
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A daylight film processing apparatus for removing an end cap of a cassette containing an exposed film and capturing the spool and film pushed outwardly therefrom so that the film can be suitably trimmed and identified and spliced to the tail of a next-preceding film and wound therewith onto a reel in a light-tight container for transfer to subsequent film processing equipment.
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