Re: How works an electric engraver

Well, never had one apart, but it has got to be a slug of soft iron which gets pulled into a magnetic circuit with a coil of wire wrapped around it. The coil will be connected to the mains, and provide magnetic attraction at twice mains frequency.

A spring will set its return location.

Bill C

Hi everybody! i want and need to know how works an electric engraver, > or to be more objetive, i need to know its internal system, what > generate de mechanical vibration... any answer or link with that topic > will be appreciated! > Here is a link with the device to you make an idea what device i'm > talking about >
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It is just a big, heavy-duty "buzzer". The moving armature is connected to the shaft that holds the "engraving" tip. The line mains current directly moves it up and down.

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Richard Crowley

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_Has_ to be?

Where do you live that has 3600Hz mains?
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Oops... 60Hz = 3600 cycles per minute, = 7200 strokes per minute...
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