EP0493492A1 - Process and device for bringing together, aligning and joint processing of limp workpiece layers. - Google Patents
Process and device for bringing together, aligning and joint processing of limp workpiece layers.Info
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- EP0493492A1 EP0493492A1 EP90914697A EP90914697A EP0493492A1 EP 0493492 A1 EP0493492 A1 EP 0493492A1 EP 90914697 A EP90914697 A EP 90914697A EP 90914697 A EP90914697 A EP 90914697A EP 0493492 A1 EP0493492 A1 EP 0493492A1
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- workpiece
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A41—WEARING APPAREL
- A41H—APPLIANCES OR METHODS FOR MAKING CLOTHES, e.g. FOR DRESS-MAKING OR FOR TAILORING, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- A41H43/00—Other methods, machines or appliances
- A41H43/02—Handling garment parts or blanks, e.g. feeding, piling, separating or reversing
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- D—TEXTILES; PAPER
- D05—SEWING; EMBROIDERING; TUFTING
- D05B—SEWING
- D05B33/00—Devices incorporated in sewing machines for supplying or removing the work
- D05B33/02—Devices incorporated in sewing machines for supplying or removing the work and connected, for synchronous operation, with the work-feeding devices of the sewing machine
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- the invention relates to a method according to the preamble of claim 1 and to an apparatus for performing the method.
- Such a method and such a device are known from EP-OS 0260 331.
- the workpiece layers are by means of
- Conveyors fed to each other which include carriages guided on rails, on each of which clips are attached, which hold the upper end of the workpiece layers.
- These conveyors have web sections that are guided parallel to one another in a scanning and an alignment station.
- the clamps are attached to the carriage of one of the conveying devices by means of a holding head which is movable in several directions with respect to the carriage carrying it.
- This holding head carries a magnetizable plate which comes into frictional engagement in the alignment station on a permanent magnet which is attached to the adjacent carriage of the other conveyor.
- an actuating device of the stationary alignment station the movable holding head of the clamps on the first-mentioned carriage is adjusted in accordance with the scanning result so that the two are adjacent to one another in the alignment station
- This construction is relatively complex since it requires a holding head which can be adjusted in several directions on each of the carriages of the one conveying device.
- the actuating device for adjusting the holding heads to achieve the prescribed relative position of the two workpiece layers must exert a considerable force in order to overcome the frictional force between the agable plate and the permanent magnet, which, as explained, must be so great that the one set once Relative position between permanent magnet and plate and thus the alignment position of the workpiece positions is maintained.
- the invention is based on the object of specifying a method which, on the one hand, enables the workpiece layers to be automatically fed to the scanning and alignment station and, on the other hand, is designed in such a way that it can be carried out with a simply constructed device.
- the object is achieved by the characterizing features of claim 1.
- the measure of connecting the process steps picking up and transferring to a vertical position with the feeding of the workpiece layers to the scanning and aligning station makes it possible to place the workpiece layers to be assigned to one another either manually on a support table and thus not mutually influence influencing, or to take over the workpiece positions from an output station of an upstream processing machine.
- the workpiece layers are transferred to the scanning and alignment station and are only taken over again after the alignment for the purpose of further transport in the direction of the treatment or connection point, the workpiece layers are detached from the conveying means causing the feed and removal during the alignment, so that the alignment is independent and unaffected by these
- FIG. 1 shows a diagrammatic overview of a device with the features of the invention
- Fig. 2 in top view as a partial representation of the area around
- FIG. 3 shows a partial illustration, similar to FIG. 1, in which the transfer of a workpiece position to the scanning and alignment station is shown;
- FIG. 5 shows a sectional illustration of a gripper with which a workpiece layer is removed from a support table
- FIG. 6 shows a diagrammatic partial representation from the area of the support schs when transferring a workpiece position into the scanning and alignment station
- Fig. 7 is a partially sectioned illustration of the
- Example 8 shows a representation similar to FIG. 1 of a second exemplary embodiment of the invention for handling workpiece layers which are fed in their longitudinal extent to a sewing machine.
- Example 1
- the device according to the invention contains a plurality of interacting basic components, namely a frame G, two conveyor devices F and F 1 arranged next to one another, a scanning and aligning station R and a sewing station N.
- the feed conveyor Z is designed as a manipulator and has an arm 1, one end of which is attached to the shaft 2 of a geared motor 3 fastened to the frame G and can be pivoted about a horizontal axis AI and the other fork-shaped end of which carries a gripper-like gripper 4 .
- the gripper 4 contains a first (according to FIG. 5 lower) gripping plate 5, which is fastened on a shaft 6 mounted at the end of the arm 1, and a second (upper) gripping plate 7, which is pivotably mounted on the shaft 6.
- a first gripping plate 5 which is fastened on a shaft 6 mounted at the end of the arm 1
- a second (upper) gripping plate 7 which is pivotably mounted on the shaft 6.
- At an extension 8 of the first gripping plate 5 is a first (according to FIG. 5 lower) gripping plate 5, which is fastened on a shaft 6 mounted at the end of the arm 1, and a second (upper) gripping plate 7, which is pivotably mounted on the shaft 6.
- the shaft 6 is drivingly connected to a rotary magnet 12 attached to the arm 1, through which the gripping plates 5 and 7 can be pivoted together about the longitudinal axis A2 of the shaft 6, the longitudinal axis A2 being perpendicular to the longitudinal extension of the arm 1 and parallel to its pivoting plane runs.
- the two gripping plates 5 and 7 have a plurality of cutouts 15 and 16, respectively, which extend as far as their drain-side edge, the cutouts 15 of the first gripping plate 5 with the cutouts 16 of the second Align gripping plate 7.
- outlet side is meant that edge of the gripping plates 5, 7 over which the workpiece position W1 is withdrawn when it is transferred to the scanning and alignment station R.
- the workpiece position W1 which is to be gripped by the gripper 4, is placed on a substantially horizontally extending support table 17, which can be the discharge end of an upstream processing device, for example the cooling station of a fusing machine.
- a substantially horizontally extending support table 17 which can be the discharge end of an upstream processing device, for example the cooling station of a fusing machine.
- a plurality of recesses 18 extending parallel to one another and extending to the outlet-side edge thereof, which receive the ribs 14 of the first gripping plate 5 when the gripper 4 is in the receiving position (FIG. 5).
- the first gripping plate could also be fork-shaped, so that in this case not only the front, inlet-side edge region, but the entire gripping plate would be flush with the top of the support table 17.
- the workpiece position W1 is transferred from the horizontal upper side of the support table 17 with two superimposed pivoting movements to a hanging position in which the workpiece position of the scanning and alignment station R is presented.
- the workpiece position W1 is brought from the horizontal to the vertical and at the same time by pivoting the gripper 4 about the axis A2 pivoted so that it is finally in extension of the arm 1, as shown in Fig. 3.
- the feed conveyor Z 'of the conveyor F' is essentially identical to the feed conveyor Z described above. Therefore, the same reference numerals have been used for the same components, the reference numerals for the feed conveyor V being different from the reference numerals for the feed conveyor Z only distinguish by an apostrophe. It should be noted that the same gear motor 3 is used for pivoting the arm 1 'as for pivoting the arm 1, for which purpose the gear motor 3 has a continuous shaft 2 and thus two outputs.
- An intermediate plate 19 is assigned to the scanning and aligning station R, which is fastened vertically in the frame G and which is opposed on both sides by a clamp 20, 20 'at a predetermined distance in the upper region of the intermediate plate 19.
- At least one of the mutually identical clamps 20, 20 * can be adjusted with the aid of an alignment device 21 in the manner of a cross slide in two mutually perpendicular directions parallel to the plane of the intermediate plate 19 and can also be pivoted about an axis perpendicular thereto.
- the alignment device 21 is explained in more detail for the clamp 20 with reference to FIG. 7.
- the alignment device 21 is accommodated within a housing 22 of the scanning and alignment station R fastened on the frame G.
- a pin 23 which extends perpendicular to the intermediate plate 19 and on which a carrier plate 24 is pivotably mounted, is fastened to the housing 22.
- a stepper motor 25, which is articulated on the housing 22 and which is connected via a threaded spindle 26 and a threaded block 27 to a holder 28, which is an integral part of the carrier plate 24, serves to carry out the pivoting movement of the carrier plate 24.
- a carriage 30 which is essentially displaceable in the horizontal direction is accommodated. The displacement of the carriage 30 relative to the carrier plate 24 is brought about by a stepper motor 32 which is fastened to a fixed extension 31 of the carrier plate 24 and is connected to the carriage 30 via a threaded spindle 33.
- a second carriage 35 which can be displaced essentially in the vertical direction is received.
- the displacement of this slide 35 with respect to the first slide 30 is brought about by a stepper motor 37 which is fastened to a fixed extension 36 of the first slide 30 and is connected to the second slide 35 via a threaded spindle 38.
- the clip 20 which consists of a horizontally extending clip bar 40 and a plurality of compressed air cylinders 41 arranged on it, is fastened to a projection 39 arranged at the lower end of the second slide 35.
- the number of compressed air cylinders 41 and their mutual spacing corresponds to the number of recesses 15 and 16 in gripping plates 5 and 7 and the mutual spacing of these recesses 15 and 16 Interlocking clip elements.
- the free ends of the piston rods 42 are conical.
- Compressed air cylinder 41 the workpiece position W1 is pressed by the piston rods 42 against the intermediate plate 19 serving as an abutment and is thereby held in a form-fitting manner. So that the intermediate plate 19 is not scratched by the movements of the tips of the piston rods 42, the compressed air cylinders 41 are adjusted in such a way that the tips of the piston rods 42 keep a small distance from the intermediate plate 19 when compressed air cylinder 41 is acted on. It is thus possible, with the aid of the first stepping motor 25, to pivot the bracket 20 about a horizontal axis, which is determined by the pin 23. With the help of the second stepper motor 32 it is possible to move the clamp 20 back and forth and with the help of the third stepper motor 37 it is possible to raise and lower it.
- the bracket 20 ' is in this exemplary embodiment! also an alignment device, designated 21 ', is assigned.
- the alignment device 21 ' is identical to the alignment device 21 described above. Therefore, the same reference numerals have been used for the same components, insofar as they are shown in the drawing, the reference numerals for the alignment device 21' being separated by an apostrophe from the reference numerals for the Differentiate alignment device 21.
- each bracket 20, 20 ' is assigned its own alignment device 21 or 21', each of the two brackets 20, 20 'can be linearly adjusted relative to the other bracket 20' or 20 in two mutually perpendicular directions and also in the through direction these two directions defined plane are pivoted.
- the scanning and alignment station R has an optical scanning device 43 or 43 'for each workpiece position W1, W2.
- the scanning device 43 has three reflective barriers 45, 46, 47 (FIGS. 3 and 4) which are arranged on a carrier 44 and which cooperate with the intermediate plate 19 which is designed to be reflective at least in this region.
- the scanning device 43 ' is constructed in an identical manner to the scanning device 43 and therefore also has three reflective light barriers 45', 46 'and 47'.
- the scanning devices 43, 43 ' are used for point-by-point detection of the contour of the workpiece positions W1, W2 and thus for the detection of their current alignment position.
- the transport device T shown in FIG. 1 is formed by an endless conveyor belt 48 which extends in a horizontal plane below the clamp 20 and which is around a drive wheel 49 and a deflection wheel
- the transport device T 'located on the other side of the intermediate plate 19 is identical to the transport device T, which is why the same reference numerals, only with an apostrophe, are used for the components of the transport device T 1 as for the transport device T.
- a common motor is used to drive the two conveyor belts 48, 48 '
- a gear 53 ' is fastened on the shaft 52' and is drivingly connected to a gear 53 fastened on the shaft 52 via a reversing gear 54 formed by two gear wheels. In this way, the two conveyor belts 48, 48 'are driven in opposite directions of rotation.
- a deflection wheel 56 mounted on a carrier 55 is arranged between the two runs 48a and 48b of the conveyor belt 48, and a deflection wheel 58 supported on a carrier 57 is arranged opposite the latter.
- the transport device T is in a first section T1 and from the deflection wheel 50 to the deflection wheels 56, 58 and one of the Deflection wheels 56, 58 to the drive wheel 49 reaching second section T2 divided.
- a compressed air cylinder 59 is pivotally mounted, the piston rod 60 of which is articulated to a rod-shaped carrier 61, on which the deflection wheel 50 is rotatably mounted.
- the first section T1 of the transport device T can be pivoted back and forth between a driving position for the workpiece position W1 adjacent to the intermediate plate 19 and a non-driving position further away from the intermediate plate 19, the strands 48a and 48b being moved one by one Longitudinal axis of the carrier 55 and 57 coinciding axis are pivoted.
- the first section T1 'of the transport device T' can also be pivoted back and forth with the aid of the compressed air cylinder 59 '.
- the strands 48 a, 48 a 'of the conveyor belts 48, 48' can optionally be supported on the back in the region of the two sections T1, T2, T1 'and T2' in order to ensure the required holding action on the workpiece layers to be transported.
- a support which can be provided, for example, by rail-like supports provided with pressure rollers, is not shown in the drawings for reasons of clarity.
- the sewing station N contains a sewing machine 62 which is fastened on a carriage 63.
- the carriage 63 is mounted on a vertically running guide rail 64 and can be moved up and down by means of a chain transmission 65.
- a guide device 66 is arranged to be sewn together.
- Such a guide device is described for example in DE-GM 85 16 184, so that it is not necessary to go into more detail at this point.
- the device works as follows:
- the arms 1, 1' are pivoted upward about the axis AI and at the same time the grippers 4, 4 'are pivoted about the axes A2, so that the grippers 4, 4 'and the workpiece layers W1, W2 assume the position shown in FIG. 3. So that the grippers 4, 4 'can be moved freely into this position, the sections Tl, Tl' of the transport devices T, T 'must be in the non-driving position remote from the intermediate plate 19 and the piston rods 42 forming the clamp elements must be retracted.
- the grippers 4, 4 ' As soon as the grippers 4, 4 'have reached the position shown in FIG. 3, the compressed air cylinders 41 of the clamps 20, 20' are acted upon, whereby their piston rods 42 through the cutouts 15, 16, 15 ', 16' of the gripping plates 5, 5 'and 7, 7' grasp the workpiece layers W1, W2 and hold them in cooperation with the intermediate plate 19. Then the grippers 4, 4 'are opened and, in order to take over the next workpiece, were pivoted back into the receiving position shown in FIG. 5. After the workpiece layers W1, W2 have been taken over by the clamps 20, 20 ', the current position of the workpiece layers W1, W2 is determined with the aid of the scanning device 43, 43'.
- the angle position of the front downward-running edge of the workpiece layers W1, W2 is measured by the relex light barriers 46, 47 and 46 '47' and, in the event of deviations from the desired alignment position, by applying the stepping motor 25 and / or 25 'an angular alignment of the workpiece layers Wl, W2 made. Then, with the aid of the reflex light barriers 45, 47 and 45 ', 47', on the one hand the vertical and on the other hand the horizontal relative position of the two workpiece positions W1, W2 is determined and, if there is a difference, one is applied to the corresponding stepper motors 32, 37, 32 ', 37' mutual alignment of the workpiece layers Wl, W2 performed.
- the vertical and horizontal alignment is carried out by simultaneously applying the corresponding stepper motors 32, 32 'and 37, 37' of the two alignment devices 21, 21 'in opposite directions, as a result of which the alignment time is reduced to a minimum.
- the sections Tl, Tl 'of the transport devices T, T' are pivoted into the driving position with the motor 51 still switched off, in which they seal the workpiece layers Wl, W2 in connection with the intermediate plate 19 serving as an abutment below the brackets 20, 20 '.
- the clamps 20, 20' are opened by venting the compressed air cylinder 41 and the motor 51 is switched on, whereupon the workpiece positions W1, W2 together in the direction while maintaining their mutual alignment position moved to the sewing station N and after reaching this station can be stopped by switching off the motor 51 in the sewing position.
- the workpiece layers W1, W2 have been transported beyond the contact points of the deflection wheels 56, 58 of the transport device T and the corresponding contact points of the deflection wheels (not shown) of the transport device T 'and are in the area of the second sections T2, T2', the first
- edge regions of the two workpiece layers W1, W2 according to FIG. 2 to be sewn together protrude by a small amount above the vertical edge of the intermediate plate 19.
- the sewing machine 62 is moved downward from the rest position shown in FIG. 1, the protruding edge regions of the workpiece layers W1, W2 being detected by the guide device 66. As soon as the sewing machine 62 reaches the upper edge of the workpiece layers W1, W2, it is switched on, whereupon it forms an edge-parallel connecting seam along the front longitudinal edge of the workpiece layers Wl, W2 in cooperation with the guide device 66.
- the guide device 66 which is moved downwards in a straight line in the vertical direction together with the sewing machine 62, can also be moved in those by corresponding transverse or pivoting movements of parts of the workpiece layers W1, W2 Ensure a seam parallel to the edge where the edge course deviates from the vertical.
- This embodiment shown in FIG. 8 relates to a device in which the workpiece layers W3, W4 are not aligned on a narrow side as in the previously described device of the first embodiment, but are now aligned on a long side.
- the device according to FIG. 8 is constructed essentially the same as the device according to FIGS. 1 to 7 and therefore also consists of a frame GA, two conveying devices FA, FA ', a scanning and aligning station RA and a sewing station NA.
- the conveyor devices FA, FA 'each include a feed conveyor ZA or. ZA 'for feeding two workpiece layers W3, W4 to the scanning and aligning station RA and one transport device TA or TA' for further conveying the aligned workpiece layers W3, W4 to the sewing station NA.
- the feed conveyors ZA, ZA ' differ from the feed conveyors Z, Z' of the first exemplary embodiment only in the greater length of the grippers 104, 104 ', the greater length being due to the fact that the grippers 104, 104' have the workpiece layers W3 , W4 capture on one long side.
- the scanning and alignment station RA is completely identical with respect to its alignment devices (not shown) with the scanning and alignment station R of the first exemplary embodiment. Only the clamps 120 '(the opposite clamp is not shown) are made wider in accordance with the length of the long sides of the workpiece layers W3, W4. In the same way, the scanning devices, not shown, must also be adapted to the special alignment position of the workpiece layers W3, W4.
- the transport devices TA, TA ' are essentially identical to the transport devices T, T' of the first exemplary embodiment and are therefore also divided into first sections TA1, TA1 1 , which can be moved back and forth between a take-away and a non-take-away position, and in second sections TA2, TA2 '.
- the sewing station NA alone differs to a greater extent from the sewing station N, since the sewing machine 162 provided with a guide device 166 is not arranged to be movable, but is fixed in place on the frame GA and, moreover, is in a different alignment position.
- Transport device TA TA 'protruding narrow workpiece strips is comparatively inflexible, can be processed with the device of the second embodiment, preferably workpiece layers with a straight or only slightly contoured edge course.
- the sewing machine it could be expedient to arrange the sewing machine to be movable transversely to the feed direction and to control its distance from the edge course by the signals of an edge scanning device.
- the transport devices TA, TA since the transport devices TA, TA 'not only transport the workpiece layers W3, W4 away from the scanning and aligning station RA, but also carry out the feed movement required for the seam formation and therefore, unlike in the first exemplary embodiment, cannot be stopped during the sewing process, in connection with the measure of pivoting the first sections TA1, TA1 1 into a non-driving position during sewing, the next workpiece positions are already aligned in the scanning and alignment station RA during this time. In this way it is possible to work overlapping in time with a comparatively dense succession of the workpiece layers.
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Abstract
Les nappes de pièces à traiter sont suspendues dans un plan vertical et amenées automatiquement à un poste d'exploration d'alignement (R). A cet effet, les nappes de pièces sont saisies dans une position horizontale de départ, transférées dans la position verticale puis acheminées jusqu'au poste d'exploration et d'alignement (R). Après alignement, elles sont immédiatement prises en charge et transportées jusqu'au poste de traitement (N). Le dispositif permettant la mise en oeuvre du procédé comporte deux dispositifs convoyeurs (F, F'), constitués chacun d'un convoyeur d'amenée (Z; Z') se présentant sous la forme d'un manipulateur, et d'un dispositif de transport (T; T') formé par une courroie transporteuse (48; 48'). Les nappes de pièces sont maintenues dans le poste d'exploration et d'alignement (R) par des clips (20; 20') à mouvement commandé. Les dispositifs de transport (T; T') peuvent être animés d'un mouvement alternatif entre une position d'entraînement et de non entraînement dans la région des clips (20; 20'). Cela permet aux convoyeurs d'amenée (Z; Z') de transférer les nappes de pièces vers les clips (20; 20'), lesquels peuvent être déplacés librement en vue de l'alignement mutuel des nappes de pièces.The layers of parts to be treated are suspended in a vertical plane and automatically brought to an alignment exploration station (R). To this end, the layers of parts are grasped in a horizontal starting position, transferred to the vertical position and then transported to the exploration and alignment station (R). After alignment, they are immediately picked up and transported to the treatment station (N). The device allowing the implementation of the method comprises two conveyor devices (F, F '), each consisting of a supply conveyor (Z; Z') in the form of a manipulator, and of a device transport (T; T ') formed by a conveyor belt (48; 48'). The layers of parts are held in the exploration and alignment station (R) by clips (20; 20 ') with controlled movement. The transport devices (T; T ') can be reciprocated between a driving and non-driving position in the region of the clips (20; 20'). This allows the infeed conveyors (Z; Z ') to transfer the webs of parts to the clips (20; 20'), which can be moved freely for mutual alignment of the webs of parts.
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