DE1436069A1 - Device for the adhesive binding of brochures and books with intact endpaper on the back - Google Patents

Description

File number: P 14 36 069.I

Applicant: GHAPHA Maschinenfabrik Hans Müller AG

Device for adhesive binding of brochures and books with intact endpaper on the back

The subject of the present invention is a device for the adhesive binding of brochures and books with unsersed on the back End-to-end sheet, which has several processing stations and pairs of glue plates, in order to include the stacks of printed sheets to glue the associated end-sheet together and convey it through the processing stations.

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to be grasped together with the attachment arch between clamping plates and continuously over several, one behind the other Machining Gt ations to demand. It was inevitable that the endpapers were cut open on their backs with the printing sheets. Have such devices the disadvantage that the books produced with it, due to the cut end-sheet, are less stable and are less aesthetically pleasing than books with intact end-sheets.

Two possibilities have been proposed to overcome this disadvantage. According to the first possibility, the presat zsheets in end-to-end gluing machines by little more than the cutting depth of the trimming station, offset to the outermost Print sheet glued to the side, along a strip. These outermost printed sheets, provided with the end sheets, are with the rest of the printed sheets in a conventional collating machine combined and fed from there to the subsequent, known perfect binding process.

According to the second option, special feeders are provided above the perfect binding machine, which the end-sheets when the After the trimming station, bring the pliers to the side of the outermost printed sheet, which is complex constructions conditional. '-

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Not only does the book become more stable, it is just as good, since the intact printed sheet corresponds to the classic book form, the aesthetic one Effect of the kXasa-like book form achieved.

The known devices have the disadvantage that the union of the intact endpaper with the printed sheet requires additional work or devices.

In contrast, the present invention now sets the task of creating a device which allows printing sheet stacks with double-sided end sheets that are to remain intact to be trimmed one after the other on the spine in an uninterrupted, automatic work process with a minimum of work stations for binding in lilac glue and then finish oindening.

According to the invention, the task /:, clü £ t through in the K Plates arranged suction tubes, never uui "a station, uie before the cutting station lies, with oKu,; luxt beauieciilagbar sina and by an x.ieüt, organ Γ ^ r die, arranged in the aiiu'otation Druckbo ^ eiititapolback with at least the öchnitxiei'e n iciciiiiflacnen.

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An advantageous embodiment of such a machine is shown in the drawing, with only those for understanding the machine parts necessary for the invention are shown and described *

Fig. 1 shows a section of an i'-production line

several processing stations in side view ;, '

Fig. 2 shows a section along the line II-IIj, and! '''Ig »3 shows a section along the line ΪΙΪ-n from Fig« 1.

At station A the still unbound BrucklaoggnstapeX 1 mil; the extension sheet Io attached on both sides, swi & chen swei Illeramplattesi 2 held en _p conveyed over a table 3 _9, the target has height-offset / table surfaces 31- wtä 32. · In the class plates 2 suction cups 2o are arranged, which are attached to a Vaicuiuapump angssehlosssii. 2Ä _? in the 2 © it, in which see iCLeiamplattea S ia of the station k befxadäii, so that they the outer leaves of the.-Versätsbsgen Io f © s "fefci @, i ³ , gea mS. üsmit halt © 3ip WQiSjci die IClosmipIaAten-2 & mi®B be solved ^ n ^ äaiait - \ der Diriaclsbegesastapal 1 .swisefc. © 2i - den Voreatsbögsn airx.die ttef © r © Sissäfläelac sbsialseH. Lsa

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At the "" station "Q" the clamping plates 2 are again
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In the next station D, the gluing apparatus is used 6 bieimt the previously trimmed pile racks. Subsequently follow noob stations to stick the reinforcement guests and the buehdeoke.

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Claims (2)

Pat eii. Claim Device for binding brochures and books with clover Unset sheet on the chick, with several processing stations and clamping plate pairs to hold the stack of press sheets with the assigned attachment toogen ausaninenzuklebeii and via the processing stations. su promote, ^ jekennäeicanet by means of suction cups (2o) arranged in the adhesive plates (2), those on a station (a) in front of the:) snow-making station (ü) lies, with suction air Deactivable sina and dtirch in aer Station (A) arranged light organ (3) i'i-ir the back of the pressure stack with at least the Schnittiexe i iLight surfaces (31, 32). £ 16110. Documents (Art. 7., V; ~. 2 No. 1 sentence 3 of the Ä) äerunasfl63. v. 4 «9- 96ΖΪ BATH ORIGINAL
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