BE832432A - BEARING BLOCK OF TIGHT FOAM PLASTIC, WITH BUMPER PLATE, FOR MOUNTING A CARRIER SHAFT FOR PRESSURE-SENSITIVE MATERIAL - Google Patents

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ATTACHMENT OF A CARRIER SHAFT FOR IRUK-SENSITIVE MATERIAL ".

  
Certain materials such as velvet, artificial "fur" fabrics,

  
also some types of pressure sensitive plastic films, cannot simply be placed or stacked in containers because the pressure of their own weight

  
damage the lower layers. Such materials are then rolled up

  
about an axis which is then suspended in a container.

  
The invention relates to axle blocks or bearing blocks for such axle;

  
two bearing blocks are required to hold one axle.

  
Each headstock consists of two half blocks of rigid foam plastic, for example expanded polystyrene or similar material.

  
FIG. 1 illustrates the execution of a half block (A).

  
The block has a semi-cylindrical recess (2), a slot (3), a recess (4), an adjusting pin (5) and, optionally, a rim or

  
edge (6).

  
The slot (3) serves for the insertion of a baffle plate made of hard material such as wood, plywood, hardboard, hard plastic, solid cardboard or similar materials. The purpose of the thrust plate is to prevent axial sliding of the above shaft when the bearing blocks are placed about the shaft (Fig. 3; C) and (Fig. 6; C-D).

  
Adjusting pin (5) and recess (4) (Fig. 1) serve to accurately place and set up the two half blocks.

  
When setting up the complete bearing block (Fig. 2), the baffle plate (11) is placed in the slot (3) of block (A), after which the second half-block (B) is pushed against the first half-block in such a way that:
- the protruding part of the baffle plate (11) ends up in the slot (10) of the block (B).
- adjusting pin (5) of half-block (A) in the corresponding recess (8) comes from half-block (B).
- adjusting pin (7) of half-block (B) enters the corresponding recess (4) of half-block (A).

  
The first carrier block is now ready. A second support block is arranged in the same way.

  
Now the carrier block (A) + (B) + (C) (Fig. 3) can be mounted on the shaft, fitting the end of the shaft into the recess (D), until

  
 <EMI ID = 2.1> <EMI ID = 3.1> means of the adjusting pin (7) in the corresponding recess (4). <EMI ID = 4.1>

  
described above and illustrated below and that

  
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the shape, size and location of the baffle.

  
For example, the adjusting pins can form part of the half blocks

  
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Likewise, for example, the edge (6) (Fig.1) allows the rest of the packaging

  
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when one puts the carrier blocks, axle and material to be packed in an ordinary enclosing box. (Fig.7)

  
The presence or absence of this edge does not change the principle of the invention.


    

Claims (1)

CONCLUSIONS. <EMI ID = 8.1> pressure-sensitive material is rolled up; two bearing blocks per axle are required. 2. Support block according to the previous claim, consisting of two half-blocks of rigid foam plastic such as expanded polystyrene or similar material and a bumper of hard material. <EMI ID = 9.1> be set up as a unit with the help of adjusting pins and <EMI ID = 10.1> <EMI ID = 11.1> is held by an adapted recess in the bearing blocks and by a baffle plate that stops the shaft from moving axially.