EP0691215A1 - Dispositif de piquage au fil métallique de produits imprimés - Google Patents

Dispositif de piquage au fil métallique de produits imprimés Download PDF

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EP0691215A1
EP0691215A1 EP95107705A EP95107705A EP0691215A1 EP 0691215 A1 EP0691215 A1 EP 0691215A1 EP 95107705 A EP95107705 A EP 95107705A EP 95107705 A EP95107705 A EP 95107705A EP 0691215 A1 EP0691215 A1 EP 0691215A1
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Hans-Ulrich Stauber
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B42—BOOKBINDING; ALBUMS; FILES; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER
    • B42B—PERMANENTLY ATTACHING TOGETHER SHEETS, QUIRES OR SIGNATURES OR PERMANENTLY ATTACHING OBJECTS THERETO
    • B42B4/00—Permanently attaching together sheets, quires or signatures by discontinuous stitching with filamentary material, e.g. wire
    • B42B4/02—Rotary type stitching machines

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  • the present invention relates to a device for wire stitching multi-sheet printed products, which has the features in the preamble of claim 1.
  • a device of this type is known from US-A-3,762,622. It has a wire section dispenser with a wire guide for a step-by-step stitching wire.
  • a cutting element downstream of the wire guide, seen in the feed direction of the stitching wire is lever-shaped, driven to rotate about an axis running parallel to the feed direction of the stitching wire, and has driving teeth on its radial end, which strike the advanced starting area of the stitching wire and act together in cooperation with a fixed knife Separate the wire section from the stitching wire.
  • the wire section is arranged between the radial end of the cutting element and a quarter-circular guide element, is carried along by the driving teeth by approximately 90 ° and is fed to a holding device.
  • the holding device has a first holding element designed as a leaf spring and a fixed second holding element designed as a block, which tangentially adjoins the orbit of the driving teeth and which has a longitudinal extension perpendicular to the wire section, into which the wire section is inserted while sliding off the driving teeth. It is held there under the spring action of the first holding element.
  • a rotating stitching head shows Driving element with a driving flank which strikes the wire section as it moves past the gap and conveys it out of the gap which is open downstream in the direction of movement of the driving element. The gap is followed by a wheel-like, rotating bending element which is intended to force the wire section entrained by the entrainment member into a staple guide of the stapling head, at the same time being formed into a staple.
  • the holding elements can be moved relative to one another from a rest position into a clamping position narrowing the gap and back again.
  • This enables the stitching wire to be advanced into the gap in a direction transverse to the longitudinal direction of the gap and the direction of movement of the entrainment member.
  • the stitching wire can thus be inserted directly from the wire guide into the gap. Since the wire section is held in each case by the holding elements, it can be separated from the stitching wire before the stitching head comes into contact with the wire section with its driving element. On the one hand, this minimizes the number of impacts on the stitching head and, on the other hand, the wire can be cut independently of the stitching head with optimal movement.
  • the device for wire stitching of multi-sheet printed products 10 shown in FIG. 1 and partially in FIG. 2 has a stitching head carrier 12 with double-walled carrier disks 16 seated on a carrier shaft 14 driven in the direction of rotation D. Only one wall of a carrier disk 16 is shown in the figures. Inside the carrier disks 16 there are stitching heads 18 distributed in a star shape, the housings 20 of which are pivotably mounted in the wall of the carrier disks 16 by means of pins 22. The housings 20 are eccentrically penetrated by a hinge axis 24 with respect to the pins 22, the ends of which are guided in endless, self-contained control grooves for determining the pivoting position of the stitching heads 18.
  • a staple guide 26 is mounted in and against the direction of arrow 28 to a limited extent in each housing 20 and is spring-loaded in the direction of arrow 28. At its radially outer free end region, it has a fork formed by legs 30, see also FIGS. 6 to 8.
  • the legs 30 have V-shaped end surfaces 32, 32 'at their ends, of which the end surface 32, which is the rear in the direction of rotation D, has forms a flank-like entrainment member 34. This is intended when walking past at a takeover point 36 of a wire section dispenser 38 to come to a wire section 40 and take it with them.
  • the stitching head 18 is in such a rotational position as it moves past the takeover point 36 that the entrainment member 34 extends approximately in the radial direction.
  • the wire section 40 is pushed into the crotch of the staple guide 26 with a simultaneous bending to a staple 44 using a backdrop-like bending element 42 downstream of the takeover point 36 in the direction of rotation D, the two staple legs 46 of the staple 44 being arranged in the inner side walls of the legs 30, longitudinal guide grooves come to rest.
  • a plunger 48 is also slidably mounted in and against the direction of the arrow 28, which carries at its radially inner end a follower roller 52 cooperating with a control link 50.
  • a collecting drum 54 of a known type has wall elements 56 arranged around an axis of rotation (not shown) which runs parallel to the support shaft 14 and whose radially outer ends form saddle-shaped supports 58 which run parallel to the axis of rotation.
  • the printed products 10 are placed astride one another on these supports 58.
  • the orbit 60 of the supports 58 driven in the direction of rotation U and the trajectory 62 of the centering projections of the staple guide 26 formed by the end faces 32, 32 'intersect.
  • the swivel position of the stitching heads 18 is controlled such that the staple guides 26 with the template meet with their end faces 32, 32 'with the supports 58 and leave them with a reserve, so that the clamp guides 26 and wall elements 56 are at least approximately in a radial to the axis of rotation of the collecting drum 54 during the interaction.
  • the staple guides 26 and supports 58 meet, the end surfaces 32, 32 'of the former come into contact with a multi-sheet printed product 10, press this against the support 58 under spring force and are in turn displaced inwards with respect to the carrier shaft 14, as a result of which the respective following roller 52 arrives at the corresponding control link 50 to the system.
  • the plunger 48 presses the staple 44 out of the stapling head carrier 12 and with its staple legs 46 through the printed product 10, after which the staple legs 46 are closed by means of benders arranged in the wall elements 56.
  • the wire section dispenser 38 at the takeover point 36 has a holding device 64, which is intended to hold a wire section 40 separated from a stitching wire 66 advanced in the feed direction V.
  • This passes through a gap 70, which is comprised of a tongue-shaped first holding element 72 and a second holding element pivotably mounted about a bearing axis 74 running parallel to the support shaft 14 76 is limited.
  • the longitudinal direction of the gap 70 runs essentially at right angles to the wire section 40 and thus in the direction of rotation D, and the entrainment members 34 each pass through a gap surface defined by the gap 70; in other words, the gap area and the flight path 62 of the entrainment members 34 essentially coincide.
  • the held wire section 40 protrudes with its two end areas 78 from the gap 70 over the side edges thereof and is thus exposed in some areas.
  • the width of the holding elements 72, 76 is smaller than the distance between the legs 30 of the staple guide 26, so that the staple guide 26, encompassing the holding device 64, can move past it.
  • the first and the second holding element 72, 76 engage in the crotch of the staple guide 26.
  • the legs 30 of the staple guide 26 lie symmetrically to a central plane 64 ′ running perpendicular to the carrier shaft 14 through the holding device 64. This central plane 64 ′ lies in the center of the wire section dispenser 38.
  • the spring tongue-like first holding element 72 is arranged with respect to the gap 70 on the side facing the carrier shaft 14 and, viewed in the direction of rotation D, is fastened upstream to a holder 80 with respect to the takeover point 36, compare in particular FIG. 2.
  • This holder 80 is attached to plate-shaped wall elements 82 of the Wire section dispenser 38 is pivotally mounted about an axis 84 parallel to the carrier shaft 14 and can be adjusted in its exact pivot position by means of an adjusting screw 86.
  • the free end of the first holding element 72 is in the direction of rotation D arranged downstream of the takeover point 36 and at the same time defines the end of the gap 70, which is thus open downstream and laterally.
  • the second holding element 76 which is mounted downstream with respect to the takeover point 36, is bifurcated at its free end and is penetrated by a shaft 90 between its prongs 88. This is arranged at one end of a two-armed actuating lever 92, whereby the second holding element 76 from a rest position 94 indicated by dash-dotted lines in FIG. 4 into a clamping position 94 ′ and shown in solid lines in FIGS. 2 and 6 and in FIG. 4 can be pivoted back again.
  • the gap 70 In the clamped position 94 ', the gap 70 is narrowed at the takeover point 36 in such a way that the wire section 40 is held securely, but can be taken along by the entrainment members 34 without bending by overcoming the holding force.
  • the gap 70 widens like a wedge downstream from the takeover point 36, so that the holding force decreases rapidly, but the wire section 40 is held in contact with the entrainment member 34.
  • the two holding elements 72, 76 are spaced apart from one another by a multiple of the diameter of the stitching wire 66, so that, with its end 66 'leading in the direction of advance V, it is secure from the side into the gap 70 between the holding elements 72, 76 can run in.
  • the stitching wire 66 is not lying exactly in the gap surface by means of a wire guide 96, but at an acute angle to it, fed in such a way that the leading end 66 'of the stitching wire 66 hits the first holding element 72 in the gap 70 and is slightly deflected by the latter.
  • the exit opening 98 of the wire guide 96 is thus set back with respect to the first holding element 72 on the side facing away from the carrier shaft 14 and on the side facing a cutting element 100.
  • the disk-like cutting element 100 can be moved from a feed position 101, in which the exit opening 98 is exposed, in the cutting direction S into a cutting position 101 'shown in solid lines in FIGS. 4 and 6 and back again.
  • the cutting element 100 is moved past the exit opening 98 which opposes the stitching wire 66, which leads to the severing of the stitching wire 66 and that in the cutting direction S after the corresponding end region 78 of the wire section 40 has been pushed forward.
  • the wire section 40 is subsequently straight again despite the oblique feeding of the stitching wire 66 with respect to the gap 70.
  • the outlet opening 98 is arranged in a screw shaft-like setting element 102 which is threaded into a support element 104 which is L-shaped in cross section.
  • the axis of rotation of the support element 104 runs parallel to the gap surface.
  • the adjusting member 102 is concave, so that the end of the wire section 40 facing the adjusting member 102 is exposed after the stitching wire 66 has been severed, and the corresponding end region 78 can move into the straight line.
  • this is on Cutting element 100 can be moved toward or away from it. As a result, it can be adjusted precisely to the end face of the cutting element 100 facing it, which leads to an extremely clean cut.
  • the support element 104 has a slot 106 opening into the opening receiving the adjusting member, which slot can be narrowed by means of a screw 108 to fix the adjusting member 102.
  • the passage 98 'in the setting member 102 is seen in the feed direction V, tapered close to the exit opening 98.
  • a guide tube 110 ends, adjacent to the passage 98 ′, offset and directed obliquely with respect to the axis of the setting element 102 in accordance with the oblique feed of the stitching wire 66.
  • the guide tube 110 is inserted into a through opening in the holding plate 112, the holding plate having a slot 106 'which extends through the through opening and which can be narrowed by means of a screw 108' for clamping the guide tube 110.
  • the holding plate 112 is exchangeably fastened to the support element 104 in order, if necessary, to be able to adapt the direction of the stitching wire 66.
  • the disk-like cutting element 100 is fastened to one end of the shaft 90, which is gripped by the second holding element 76 in a fork-like manner.
  • This shaft 90 is arranged on a lever arm of the two-armed actuating lever 92 pivotably mounted on the support element 104, on the other lever arm of which a follower roller 116 is freely rotatably mounted.
  • the axis of rotation 114 of the transmission lever 92 runs parallel to the carrier shaft 14, parallel to the shaft 90 and perpendicular to the central plane 64 '.
  • the actuating lever 92 is pretensioned by means of a compression spring 118 acting between the supporting element 104 and the lever arm carrying the follower roller 116 such that when the follower roller 116 is free, the cutting element 100 is in the feed position 101 indicated by dash-dotted lines in FIG. 4.
  • the follower roller 116 interacts with an actuating link 120, which is formed by the outer surface of a control disk 122 fastened to the carrier disk 116. As can be seen in FIGS. 1, 2 and 4, it has a radius increase per stitching head 18 and then a radius reduction, so that the cutting element 100 and the holding device 64 are actuated precisely in synchronization with the movement of the stitching heads 18.
  • the stitching wire 66 is advanced by a certain length by means of a schematically indicated feed device 124 and thereby inserted into the gap 70.
  • a possible embodiment of the feed device 124 is disclosed in EP-A-0 442 264 and in the corresponding US-A-5,113,732. Reference is expressly made to these documents.
  • the wire cut dispenser 38 has two parallel, plate-like wall elements 82 which are fastened to one another by spacer sleeves 128 penetrated by screws 126.
  • a bearing sleeve 128 ' likewise penetrated by a screw 126, forms the bearing axis 74 of the second holding element 76. It consists of two partial sleeves and takes between them the link-like bending element 42, which is thus pivotably mounted on the screw 126 and is held centrally between the two wall elements 82.
  • the second holding element 76 is freely rotatable on both sides of the bending element 42 on the spacer sleeve 128 'and is supported on the latter in the direction of the screw 126, the second holding element 76 is also held centrally between the wall elements 82.
  • the actuating lever 92 is fork-shaped in the end region facing the shaft 90, the second holding element 76 engaging in the recess 130 formed thereby and engaging around the shaft 90 there.
  • the recess 130 is larger in the direction of the shaft 90 than the second holding element 76 in this area. This makes it possible to move the support element 104 together with the actuating lever 92, the cutting element 100 mounted thereon and the wire guide 96 in the direction of the shaft 90 and thus parallel to the carrier shaft 14. If these parts are arranged as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, namely as follows that the cutting element 100 is at a minimal distance from the central plane 64 'of the wire section dispenser 38, short wire sections 40 are processed, so that the staples 44 formed have short clip legs 46.
  • the feed of the stitching wire 66 is set such that the wire section 40 comes to lie symmetrically to the central plane 64 '.
  • the support element 104 is shifted to the left with respect to the central plane 64 'in FIGS. 5 and 6, ie towards a greater distance between the central plane 64' and the cutting element 100, wire sections 40 of greater length, ie clips 44 with longer ones Brace legs 46 generated.
  • the support element 104 In order to make it possible to move the support element 104, it is slidably mounted on a spacer sleeve 128 in the direction of the double arrow 132. It has an elongated hole-like setting recess 134, the longitudinal direction of which runs at right angles to the spacer sleeve 128 and thus at right angles to the double arrow 132.
  • An adjustment roller 136 is seated in the adjustment recess 134 and is arranged eccentrically on an adjustment shaft 138, the axis of which lies in the central plane 64 '.
  • the setting shaft 136 is mounted on connecting plates 140 which extend between the two wall elements 82. The support element 104 can thus be pushed back and forth by turning the adjusting shaft 138.
  • a locking screw 142 mounted on the connecting plates 140, the head of which is designed as a handwheel 144 and on the shaft of which a nut 146 is seated, which prevents rotation in one direction of the double arrow 132 extending recess 148 of the support member 104 is arranged.
  • an elongated hole-like passage opening 148 extendends from the recess 148 and is penetrated by the shaft of the locking screw 142.
  • the bending element 42 extends from the region of the second holding element 76 to the region in which a staple 44 is placed in each case in the printed product 10.
  • the link surface 150 of the bending element 42 facing the stitching heads 18 intersects the essentially flat surface 152, which delimits the gap 70, of the second holding element 76 which is in the clamping position 94 '.
  • the first holding element 72 overlaps the bending element 42 in some areas and, together with the link surface 150, ensures continuous guidance for the wire section 40.
  • the link surface 150 is shaped in such a way that the wire section 40 is held securely in the edge region of the end surfaces 32, 32 ′ of the staple guide 26 that abut each other at approximately right angles. Viewed in the direction of rotation D, towards the end of the bending element 42, the distance between the link surface 150 and the carrier shaft 14 decreases and crosses the trajectory 62. If a stapling head 18 with its staple guide 26 is moved past this area, the bending element 42 forces the wire section 40 between the legs 30 into the crotch, thereby forming a staple 44.
  • a spring tongue 154 is fastened, which is intended to hold the staple 44 in the staple guide 26 at the beginning of the setting process by acting on the web of the staple 44 connecting the staple legs 46 against the direction of movement of the plunger 48 , see Fig. 8.
  • a set screw 158 is threaded into the bending element 42, its head on a fastening plate 160 is present. By adjusting the set screw 158, the position of the bending element 42 that can be pivoted about the bearing axis 74 is adjusted, ie, it is brought closer to the flight path 62 or spaced further from it.
  • the wire section dispenser 38 Downstream of the holding device 64 in the direction of rotation D, the wire section dispenser 38 has a pressure wheel 156 which is freely rotatably mounted. It is intended to engage between the legs 30 of the staple guide 26 of the stapling heads 18 and the bending element 42, which can be made thinner in this area, in order to force the wire section 44 into the ground between the abutting end surfaces 32, 32 '.
  • the pressure wheel 156 can optionally also be dispensed with.
  • the wall elements 82 are pivotally mounted on a support axis 162, which is fastened to a machine frame (not shown) and runs at right angles to the central plane 64 '.
  • the entire wire section dispenser 38 can thus be pivoted about this support axis 162 from an operating position shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, counterclockwise, into an out-of-operation position. In this, for example, revision and adjustment work can be carried out.
  • a beam 164 is provided which runs parallel to the supporting axis 162 and on which the fastening plate 160 bears on the side facing the bending element 42 and one wall element 82 bears on the other side.
  • the latter and the fastening plate 160 are against each other by means of a fastening screw 168 screwed into the fastening plate 160 with its thread and supported on the wall element 82 with its head designed as a handwheel 166 curious; excited.
  • the fastening screw 168 is loosened by turning the handwheel 166, after which the fastening plate 160 can be raised above the beam 164 by pivoting the fastening screw 168.
  • the reverse sequence is used to fix the wire section dispenser 38 in the operating position. With the fastening screw 168 loosened, the wire section dispenser 38 can be moved in the direction of the double arrow along the support axis 162.
  • the actuating lever 92 In the rest position 94 of the second holding element 76, the actuating lever 92 is in the position indicated by dashed lines in FIG. 4, the cutting element 100 likewise being in the feed position 101.
  • the feed device 124 is activated and advances the stitching wire 66 in the direction of advance V by a certain length, so that the stitching wire 66 extends through the gap 70 and projects over the gap 70 on both sides with an approximately equally long end region 78. If a stitching head 18 approaches the takeover point 36, the actuating lever 92 in FIGS. 1 and 2 is pivoted clockwise and in FIG.
  • a wire section 40 is separated from the stitching wire 66 by means of the cutting element 100.
  • the stitching wire 66 is cut after the holding device 64 clamps the advancing stitching wire 66.
  • the staple guide 26 runs with its entrainment members 34 arranged on the legs 30 onto the end regions 78 of the wire section 40 and takes it in direction of rotation D. Since the gap 70 approaches the trajectory 62 as seen in the direction of rotation D, the wire section 40 is brought into the bottom of the abutting end surfaces 32, 32 'during the entrainment.
  • a staple 44 is then formed, as described above, by pushing the wire section 40 into the staple guide 26, which staple 44 is then placed in the printed product 10.
  • the legs 30 have magnetic bodies in the region of the abutting end surfaces 32, 32 ′ in order to hold the wire section 40.
  • the bending element 42 it is not absolutely necessary for the bending element 42 to extend away from the holding device in order to hold the wire section 40 between the end surfaces 32, 32 ′ with its link surface 150.
  • the bending element which could also be designed as a bending wheel, could be spaced apart from the holding device 64.
  • the first holding element 72 can have a guide recess 170 formed by a bend and the second holding element 76 by a recess . These recesses 170 taper on all sides as seen in the feed direction V up to the central plane 64 '.

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EP1588971A1 (fr) 2004-04-22 2005-10-26 Ferag AG Procédé et dispositif de traitement de produits imprimés
US7591223B2 (en) 2004-04-22 2009-09-22 Ferag Ag Processing on a transporter
US8342317B2 (en) 2004-04-22 2013-01-01 Ferag Ag Processing on a transporter
DE102004040852A1 (de) * 2004-04-23 2005-11-24 Koenig & Bauer Ag Heftapparat
DE102004040852B4 (de) * 2004-04-23 2011-07-21 KOENIG & BAUER Aktiengesellschaft, 97080 Heftapparat
WO2007053964A1 (fr) 2005-11-11 2007-05-18 Ferag Ag Brocheuse collectrice
US7900902B2 (en) 2005-11-11 2011-03-08 Ferag Ag Gathering and stitching machine
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