DE8524746U1 - Material plate stack - Google Patents

Description

Texon GmbH August 29, 1985

Röigheimer Str. T 6454

7108 Möckmühl

description

Material plate stack

The invention relates to a stack of stacked sheets of materials, in particular cardboard, plastic, leather, leather fibers, rubber or the like. With the same ^!

Fechteck-shaped surface cut. ,

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When manufacturing shoes, individual parts, |

for example running soles c of the insoles, from a work j

material plate can be punched out. When it comes to soles, 1

This material is mostly rubber I.

or plastic. In order to ratio- |

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gone, not just individual plates to the punching process:

feed and punch individual parts, but one f

i lays several plates on top of one another and punches at t

Multiple parts punching process. |

The problem arises that the individual plates?

must be fixated on each other. With the conventional 5

It is therefore necessary to prepare for work before;

Punch a transport lock, for example a |

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Tape, from a material supplied, plate stack '$

to remove, to remove individual plates and to I

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with the help of staples, nails, needles or the like to attach to each other. This one from several plates existing stacks can then be fed to the punching process.

In contrast, the invention is to provide a material plate stack, the gave up, can be removed from the individual or any number of contiguous and successive fixed plates ID ^{o5ine as} ß ^is a special measure for fixing, such as staples, nails, etc., required.

According to the invention, this object is achieved by a stack solved, in which the abutting edges of the plates with one over the height of the stack on two adjacent Sides extending, the panels joining hardening adhesive are coated, which is used for Removal of single or several connected panels between two panels can be torn open or cut open is.

Such a stack of plates also offers the advantage of being easy to transport. It is enough, just to put it on a pallet, where it rests due to its own weight. A backup there is no longer any need to prevent the plates from moving one below the other.

The amount of plates that can be removed from such a stack of plates can easily be adapted to the operating requirements be adjusted.

The lack of staples, nails or the like reduces the risk of injury to the operators, who handle the material plates.

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In addition, the damage to punching tools is caused by the metal parts otherwise required for fixation avoided.

Because leftovers after punching are often one Recycling processes are supplied / it is necessary for a fixation with nails or staples To remove parts again. This additional step is also advantageously omitted by the invention Material plate stack.

The following description shows further advantages, features and possible applications of the present invention of an embodiment in connection with

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the drawing. Show in it:

Fig. 1 shows a stack of material panels from above /

Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the material plate stack from right front and

3 is a perspective view of the stack of material panels from left behind *

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Fig. 1 shows a material plate stack 1 from above with a left side 2, a rear side 3, a right side 4 and a front side 5.

■ ^^ Fig. 2 shows a perspective view of the plate »Stapeis 1 from the front right. The stack of plates is out

built up several plates 7, which are indicated in the figure. The top plate 7 is on the right front corner raised.

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On the left side 2 and on the back side 3 a layer 6 of a hardening adhesive is applied, which connects and fixes the individual panels 7 of the panel stack 1 at two edges. By this layer 6, the plates 7 can no longer slip against each other.

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In the illustrated embodiment, the layer 6 of the adhesive extends over the entire left side 2 and the entire rear side 3. However, it is also

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sufficient if individual strips of the adhesive extend over partial areas of said pages. Through this adhesive material and transport weight can be saved.

Where it appears necessary, the adhesive layer 6 or individual strips of adhesive can also be used extend over other sides of the stack. For example, the adhesive layer 6 can extend over the right side 4 or the front side 5 extend. When using individual strips, it is conceivable that the adhesive strips are on all four sides of the stack.

To prepare for punching, the operator simply counts the required number of material panels and moves a knife or other suitable object between the bottom panel of the stack to be removed and the top panel of ^the remaining material panel stack along the edge provided with the adhesive layer 6. The partial stack of panels that has been detached in this way can be fed to the punching process without any further preparation. Depending on the adhesive, the use of a knife may be superfluous if the partial stack of panels can also be removed from the stack of material panels 1 by tearing off «

Claims (4)

Stack of superimposed! Panels of materials, in particular Eappe, artificial leather, leather fibers, rubber, Latex-impregnated cellulose fleece, insole strips or other synthetic materials or the like., With the same rectangular surface cut, thereby characterized in that superimposed edges of the plates (7) with one over the height of the Stack (1) on two adjacent sides (2, 3) extending, the plates (7) connecting hardening adhesive (6) are covered, the removal of one or more connected panels (7) between two Plates (7) can be torn open or cut open. 2. Stack according to claim 1, characterized in that the adhesive (6) extends over the entire surface of the two Side faces (2, 3) extends. APPROVAL: 'Lö MÖNCHEN I tfJNLV II, "ZUS / jttZLIOH OLO MOijchE ^' ÜND BAYER OBERSTES LANDESGERICHT"'MEMBER OF THE BAR 0I = ¹ TME ¹ DISTRiCET OF COUJmBIA, lDMrnOD Af THE CT OF APPEAL FED CIR. I t »111 · * · ■ · i l ill • «•• St, I · 1 3. Stack according to claim 1, characterized in that the adhesive (6) in individual strips the side surfaces (2, 3) is attached. 5 4. Stack according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized characterized in that the adhesive (6) extends over three sides (2, 3, 4 or 5).