EP0961748B1 - Verarbeitungsstrasse für druckereiprodukte - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a processing line for printed products according to the generic term of Claim 1.
- a processing line of this type is, for example from EP-A-0 346 579 and the corresponding US patent No. 5,116,033.
- the ones to collect, to collect and inserting printing products suitable Processing line points several in the processing direction seen, consecutively arranged feed points and a follow-up point following this.
- Through the Entire processing line designed as a unit one runs all the way around in the processing direction driven conveyor chain used to transport the fed Print products to the exit point.
- This known device has a certain number Feed points on. Is the number to be brought together Printed products less than the number of feed points, the unnecessary feed points are not included Supplies printed products; the section in question the processing line remains inactive and only serves the transport of the upstream printing products. Bringing together a number of different ones Print products that are larger than the number Feed points are not possible.
- WO-A-9 604 195 discloses a paper processing line for printed products according to the preamble of claim 1.
- the processing line according to the invention is modular built and as a result extremely flexible and adaptable the desired machining or processing process for the printed products.
- the one for performing building modules not necessary for a certain process can be removed from the processing line and are available as a reserve module or for temporary use Use in another processing line.
- Adjacent building modules are compatible with each other.
- all construction modules have and the same connection configuration on the output side on, but this is not absolutely necessary. Building modules with the same connection configuration on both sides interchangeable and usable between building modules corresponding connection configuration.
- At least two of the building modules is a continuous one Allocated conveyors for the transport of the printed products.
- the conveyor is also responsible for the separation of these building modules separable so that a section in each of the building modules of the sponsor remains.
- This conveyor is functional, when building modules with corresponding sections to each other are grown. The conveyor is only at assembly the corresponding building modules into a whole.
- the processing line shown in FIG. 1 shows in Processing direction V immediately one after the other Drive module 10, six multi-purpose modules 12 and a routing module 14 on.
- Each of the multi-purpose modules 12 is one Assigned feed point 16 at which the relevant Multipurpose module 12 successively fed to printed products 18 become; this, for example, by means of generally known Transporters, investors, feeder stations or other known feeding means.
- Conveyor 20 which is intended for the multi-purpose modules 12 supplied printing products 18 in the processing direction V to promote.
- the drive module 10 is a Electric motor designed drive unit 22 for driving the conveyor 20 arranged.
- the Movement of the conveyor 20 tapped and the drive a conveyor cam chain 24 and a delivery belt 26 used, which is intended to be used in the processing line processed printed products 18 one to feed downstream processing station 28.
- the Conveyor cam chain 24 is used to transport the printed products 18 from conveyor 20 to delivery belt 26, like this is described in more detail below.
- the identically constructed multi-purpose modules 12 form one in the processing direction V in the present example straight, continuous, open at the top Conveyor channel 30.
- the printed products 18 in introduced the relevant processing channel, accordingly edited, for example open, closed or tipped to a certain side, and then the conveyor channel 30 fed. Transport of printed products 18 in the processing and in the conveying channel 30 takes place by means of of funding 20.
- first multi-purpose module 12 with the fold 18 'ahead fed folded printed product 18 is in the course opened during its transport, handed over to the conveyor channel 30 and conveyed to the next, second multi-purpose module 12.
- One each of the essay of this second multi-purpose module 12 further folded fed with the fold 18 'ahead Print product 18 is also opened and comes in the transfer to the feed channel 30 in the previous open printed product 18 to lie.
- the third Multi-purpose module 12 supplied is Pass unopened to the conveyor channel 30 and in the process opened print products 18 that are already there plugged in.
- the three nested printing products 18 are fed to the fourth general-purpose module 12, where in the same way as the second multi-purpose module 12 another folded and opened in the essay Printed product 18 is added. In this will be at the next two multipurpose modules 12 each another Printed product 18 in the manner of the third Multi-purpose module 12 inserted.
- the routing module 14 by plugging into finished or intermediate products 32 matched printed products 18 closed and on a side wall of the conveyor channel 30 is created.
- the conveyor cam chain 24 now transports the on this side wall adjacent finished or intermediate products 32 to the delivery belt 26.
- multi-purpose modules 12 are identical and the conveyor 20 is designed such that it at the separation of two building modules can also be separated is such that a section 33 in each of these building modules of the conveyor 20 remains, multi-purpose modules 12 can the processing line or other multi-purpose modules 12 at the desired location between two Modules are used.
- Fig. 2 In the processing line shown in Fig. 2 are the drive module 10 two multipurpose modules in a row 12 downstream. These are followed in succession by a staple module 34 and a cutting module 36. These are followed by another Multi-purpose module 12 and a routing module 14.
- a corresponding the trained in the conveyor shown in FIG. 1 Conveyor 20 extends continuously from Drive module 10 through the two multi-purpose modules 12 in the booklet module 34.
- the Drive for the stapling module 34 and cutting module 36 is in the Stapling module 34 removed from conveyor 20.
- the drive for the conveyor 20 'takes place in the cutting module 36 and serves indirectly in the same way as in the processing line 1 also for driving the conveyor cam chain 24 and the delivery belt 26 of the guidance module 14.
- the two between the drive module 10 and the stapling module 34 arranged multi-purpose modules 12 have an attachment with a saddle-shaped pad 38, which is in Longitudinal direction of the conveyor channel 30 extends and above this is located.
- Each of these multi-purpose modules is 12 a feed point 16 for feeding consecutively folded printed products 18, with the fold 18 ' facing the opposite open edge.
- the stapling module 34 has a saddle-like conveying device 40 on past a wire or adhesive stitching head 42 leads to the downstream end of the staple module 34.
- This conveyor 40 is connected in the cutting module 36 a further conveyor 40 'on a first Cutting head 44 and past a second cutting head 44 ' to the downstream end of the cutting module 36 leads.
- the first cutting head 44 is for trimming the in Processing direction V seen leading and trailing Edges of the printed products collected in the multi-purpose modules 12 18 and the second cutting head 44 'for trimming the edge opposite the fold 18 is determined. That between the cutting module 36 and the removal module 14 arranged multi-purpose module 12 is another Assigned feed point 16, at which folded printed products 18 are fed with the fold 18 'ahead.
- the printed products 18 as follows. That in first multipurpose module 12 astride the saddle-shaped Edition 38 filed print product 18 is by means of the conveyor 20 of the saddle-shaped pad 38 of the following Multipurpose module 12 supplied where on this printed product 18 another astride.
- the Print products 18 collected in this way become common fed to the stapling module 34 by means of the conveyor 20, where they from the saddle-shaped pad 38 to the saddles of Conveyor 40 are supplied.
- the wire or Adhesive stitching heads 42 attach to the collected print products 18 staples, after which the stapled printed products by means of the conveyor 40 at the joint to the cutting module 36 of the further conveyor 40 'are handed over.
- the essay of the multipurpose module connected downstream of the cutting module 36 12 has an opening device for in the conveyor channel 30 funded printed products 18 so that at the feed point assigned to this multipurpose module 12 16 a further printed product 18 in the stapled and cut printed products can be inserted.
- Processing lines become those formed in this way Finished or intermediate products 32 of the further processing station 28 fed.
- the processing line according to FIG. 3 is that in FIG. 2 shown similar.
- the drive module Seen in the processing direction V, the drive module follows 10 a multi-purpose module 12 (or also several multi-purpose modules 12), with a conveyor 20 continuously moving from Drive module 10 through the multi-purpose module 12 in the flat booklet module 46 extends into it.
- the multi-purpose module 12 is also with a saddle-shaped pad 38 equipped attachment, to which at the assigned Feed point 16 from several folded sheets existing print products 18 astride each other be filed.
- the flat handle module 46 also has a conveyor 40 on, which is saddle-like and past a flat stitching head 46 'for downstream Cutting module 36 leads.
- the conveyor 40 is for this determined between the conveyor 20 and the flat stitching head 46 'the printed product 18 lying astride its fold 18 'running in the processing direction V, for example by means of a rail or a support plate, to turn.
- the cover sheet feeder 48 pulls for example from a supply stack 50 Cover sheet and it promotes the rotated below Print product 18.
- This cover sheet and the sheets of Printed products 18 are by means of the flat stitching head 46 ', which can be designed for wire or adhesive stitching, stapled together.
- the stapled products then become the further conveyor device 40 ′ of the cutting module 36 supplied where as above in connection with Fig. 2nd described, the stapled products cut and done to be edited.
- Multi-purpose modules 12 can be removed as required or more can be added.
- conveyor devices 40, 40 ' similarly to the conveyors 20, 20' can that they are continually changing in whole or in part extend through at least these two building modules.
- the drive module 10 has a box-like arranged on castors 52 Module housing 54, which is open on one end face 56 is. A further module can be attached to this end face 56.
- Two stand on the bottom 54 'of the module housing 54 parallel guide plates 58 which face each other Sides with an upper and a lower guide groove 60 or 60 'are provided.
- Center between the two guide plates 58 is a rotatably mounted on these and arranged coaxially to the connecting grooves, as Sprocket-formed drive wheel 62, which has a Chain drive 64 (see Fig. 9) with the also inside of the module housing 54 arranged drive unit 22 connected is.
- System connection elements 66 indicated that this serve to releasably attach an adjacent module.
- a multi-purpose module 12 is shown in FIG. It points a module housing 68 which in the processing direction V seen on both end faces 56 is open and its Cross-sectional dimensions the cross-sectional dimensions of the Correspond to module housing 54 of the drive module 10.
- the Housing bottom 68 ' is also on castors 52 on the Ground supported.
- On the Cross members 70 are two lower guide profiles 74, which extend over the entire length of the multipurpose module 12 extend and with their sides facing away from each other the vertical supports 72 are attached.
- Parallel to the lower guide profiles 74 run upper guide profiles 76, which is also attached to the vertical supports 72 and are along the entire length of the multi-purpose module 12 extend.
- the lower and upper guide profiles 74, 76 are rectilinear on the sides facing each other Guide grooves 78 provided at the drive module 10 attached multi-purpose module 12 with the lower or upper guide grooves 60 'and 60 are aligned and with these form a continuous leadership.
- the covers 82 are each provided with a row of holes 86.
- attachments 88 attachable, wherein this for fixation with in the direction towards the bottom
- the pins engage in holes in the rows of holes 86 (see also Fig. 12).
- the attachment 88 forms a processing channel 90 which arranged above the conveyor channel 30 and on this is aligned, and runs in the processing direction V.
- System connection elements are again designated with 66, to attach the multi-purpose module 12 to other modules and connect.
- the module housing 68 is comprised of the housing base 68 ', the two side walls 80, the cover 82 and the channel walls 84 made of curved, in Area of the side walls 80 preferably perforated sheet metal.
- the side walls 80 are provided with doors 92 to one hand access to the interior of the module housing 68 enable and secondly attachments 88 or components of To keep essays in it.
- the routing module 14 shown in FIG. 6 instructs one open on both ends of the module housing 94 with one Castors 52 supported housing base 94 ', side walls 80 ', side covers 82' and channel walls 84 '.
- the left channel wall 84 'seen in the processing direction is wound so that it is out of its input Slant that that of the corresponding channel wall 84 'of Corresponds to multi-purpose modules 12, at least approximately horizontal position merges.
- This channel wall 84 ' has an approximately running direction V, slot-like passage through which conveyor cam 24 'of those mentioned in connection with FIGS. 1 to 3 Project conveyor cam chain 24 in the conveyor channel 30 to the finished or flat against the channel wall 80 ' Intermediate products 32 that adjoining the channel wall 84 ' Delivery tape 26 feed.
- the delivery belt 26 is in Swiveling in the direction of the double arrow around its free end adjust according to the entrance of the processing station 28 to be able to.
- the guidance module 14 arranged opposite to the drive module 10 Guide plates 58 with upper and lower guide grooves 60, 60 'and one running along an arc segment Connecting groove, as well as a between the guide plates 58 arranged sprocket, which with the Conveying cam chain 24 and the delivery belt 26 is connected. These modules are also connected via the system connection elements 66 connected.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 also show the saddle stitch module 34 and the flat stitch module 46 on the input side parallel to the drive module 10 arranged parallel Guide plates with an upper and lower guide groove, the one with an arcuate connecting groove are connected, and an arranged between the guide plates, on this sprocket mounted on the with the conveyor 40 and the stitching heads 42, 46 ' whose drive is connected.
- the cutting modules 36 have on the output side also guide plates with upper and lower guide grooves and a circular segment-like connecting groove arranged on in the same way are like in the drive module 10. One between the guide plates arranged sprocket mounted thereon with the conveyor devices 40 'for driving the conveyor 20 'connected.
- the conveyors 20, 20 ' have a plurality of one behind the other arranged conveyor elements 98, as in the 7-10 are shown.
- Each conveyor element 98 consists from a number, for example ten sliding bodies 100, the one after the other on the limbs of one (not in itself closed) chain 102 are arranged.
- the essentially cuboidal sliding body 100 point to the Chain 102 facing away in the longitudinal direction of the Chain 102 seen through V or U-like recess 104 and laterally protruding on the outer side surfaces, extending in the longitudinal direction of the chain 102
- Guide beads 106 on Guide beads 106 on.
- the guiding elements are between the guide plates 58 and guide profiles 74, 76 are arranged, with the guide beads 106 in the guide grooves 60, 60 ', 78 engage.
- the length of the modules measured in processing direction V. with continuous guide grooves, in this case the Multipurpose modules 12 is an integral multiple of Length L of the conveyor elements 98. As can be seen in FIG. 7 is, for example, the multi-purpose module 12 twice as long as a conveyor element 98. The same is true the total groove length in each of the modules in which the Redirection from one strand to the other takes place, coordinated in such a way that in turn is an integer number of funding elements 98 in the area of the relevant module, in the shown Examples in the drive module 10, in the routing module 14, in the stapling modules 34, 46 and in the cutting module 36, Find space.
- each module therefore has one number of conveying elements 98 assigned to it, so that when Growing modules always a continuous series of Conveying elements 98 is formed.
- the one belonging to a module Section of the guide with those arranged in it Conveyor elements 98 form a section 33 of the conveyor 20 or 20 '.
- FIG. 10 shows the upper and lower guide profiles 74, 76 of a separate multipurpose module 12 with arranged therein Conveyor elements 98 in the area adjacent to one End face 56. It is conceivable that the guide profiles 74, 76 with respect to the end face plane of the module end slightly set back. But the offset is less than half the length of a sliding body 100.
- Conveying elements 98 form the bottom of the conveying channel 30, the lateral surfaces of the recess 104 having the channel walls 84 and 84 'are aligned.
- Second rearmost sliding body 100 stands on the side facing away from the chain 102
- Driver element 108 with a first driver boom 110 and one between the latter and the sliding body 100 as well as with respect to that arranged to the rear second carrier boom 110 '.
- Fig. 7 shows dot-dash printed products 18, which are located in the delivery channel 30 and thus on the Conveyor elements 98 abut and arranged above them Printed products 18 that are in immediate succession arranged essays 88 formed processing channel 90 are arranged.
- the in the processing channel 90 projecting carrier boom 110 grab the seen in the processing direction trailing edge of the corresponding printing products to this in the processing direction V to transport, whereas the second Carrier boom 110 'corresponding to the in the feed channel 30 attacking printed products 18.
- the conveyor elements 98 are driven by means of the drive wheel 62, which is designed as a sprocket and with the chain 102 of the conveyor elements 98 combs.
- the power transmission of which is in the area of the drive wheel 62 located conveyor element 98 on the outside of the Conveying elements 98 located in the area of the drive wheel 62 is done exclusively by poking through the individual Conveyor elements 98 abut one another on the end face.
- the conveying elements are driven in the same way 98 the conveyor 20 'and tapping the movement the conveyor elements 98 by means of chain wheels in the area the downstream ends of conveyors 20 and 20 '.
- the attachments 88 can be designed differently. For example, that shown in FIGS. 11 and 12 Attachment 88 'in particular for arrangement in the area of the feed points 16 provided.
- the length measured in the processing direction V is greater is the extension measured in the same direction to be processed printed products 18, the processing channel 90 has a V-shaped cross section.
- end region 114 corresponds to the cross section of processing channel 90 a narrow U and in one located between the insertion area 112 and the end area 114
- the cross-section changes in the transition region 116 of the processing channel 90 continuously from the cross section of the insertion area 112 to the cross section of the end area 114.
- Processing channel 90 is on the in the processing direction V seen right through a sheet metal manufactured right processing channel wall element 118 formed at its lower end to Formation of the bottom of the processing channel 90 trough-like is curved and on the upper side one laterally protruding support tab 120.
- the processing channel 90 is through a page as well Left processing channel wall element made of sheet metal 118 'formed, that with the gutter-like end of the right processing channel wall element 118 is aligned, but at a distance from this ends up with that one continuous slit-like in processing direction V. Form opening 122.
- the left processing channel wall element 118 ' also points at the upper end region a support tab directed outwards 120 on.
- the support tabs 120 of the two processing channel wall elements 118 and 118 ' are at the beginning and at the end of the attachment 88 'each attached to a cross member 124 and have pegs 126 on their lower side, which do so are determined when installing the attachment 88 'on the Multi-purpose module 12 to engage in holes in the rows 86 of holes.
- the distance of the Cross member 124 is larger than that in the processing direction V measured length of the printed products to be processed 18, so that this between the cross beams 124 are inserted into the processing channel 90 can and that the distance between the cross beams 124th and the bottom of the processing channel 90 is selected that the printed products to be processed 18 in between can be conveyed through.
- the attachment 88 ' is on a multi-purpose module 12 shown on top.
- Processing channel 90 is located located above the conveyor channel 30 of the multi-purpose module 12, is aligned on this and runs in the direction of processing V. Through the opening 122 can now Carrier boom 110 (see FIGS. 7 and 8) in the Processing channel 90 for transporting the arranged therein Intervention printing products 18. 12 is with solid lines of attachment 88 'are shown before touchdown and dash-dotted its position in the attached state indicated.
- attachment 88 'another attachment can follow, which has, for example, an opening element, around the printed products fed to the attachment 88 ' 18 to open.
- the attachment downstream of attachment 88 ' could also have a guide element around which the Attachment 88 'printed products fed to a side wall of the processing channel 90 so that on printed products fed to a further feed point next to the printed product 18 applied to a wall come to lie.
- funding elements do not have to form the bottom of the delivery channel, but as a driver or bracket only for the advance of the Print products care.
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- in Ansicht eine erste Ausbildungsform einer erfindungsgemässen Verarbeitungsstrasse;
- Fig. 2
- in Ansicht eine zweite Ausbildungsform der erfindungsgemässen Verarbeitungsstrasse;
- Fig. 3
- in Ansicht eine dritte Ausbildungsform der erfindungsgemässen Verarbeitungsstrasse;
- Fig. 4
- in perspektivischer Darstellung ein Antriebsmodul für erfindungsgemässe Verarbeitungsstrassen;
- Fig. 5
- in perspektivischer Darstellung ein Mehrzweckmodul mit einem Steckaufsatz;
- Fig. 6
- in perspektivischer Darstellung ein Wegführmodul;
- Fig. 7
- in einem vertikalen Längsschnitt ein Mehrzweckmodul mit Förderelementen für den Transport von Druckereiprodukten;
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- in perspektivischer Darstellung ein Förderelement;
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- das in der Fig. 4 gezeigte Antriebsmodul im Schnitt mit Förderelementen;
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- perspektivisch ein Teil der Stirnansicht eines Baumoduls mit den Führungsbahnabschnitten und Förderelementen im Vor- und Rücktrum;
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- in perspektivischer Darstellung ein Teil des in der Fig. 5 gezeigten Mehrzweckmoduls mit einem unterschiedlich ausgebildeten Steckaufsatz; und
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- in einem Schnitt entlang der Linie XII-XII der Fig. 11 den dort gezeigten Teil des Mehrzweckmoduls und des Steckaufsatzes, wobei dieser in Pfeilrichtung in den Förderkanal des Mehrzweckmoduls einsetzbar ist.
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- Verarbeitungsstrasse für Druckereiprodukte mit einer Zuführstelle (16), an welcher der Verarbeitungsstrasse Druckereiprodukte (18) zugeführt werden, wenigstens einer der Zuführstelle (16) in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) nachgelagerten weiteren Zuführstelle (16) für weitere Druckereiprodukte (18), die in der Verarbeitungsstrasse mit bereits zugeführten Druckereiprodukten zusammengebracht werden, und/oder Verarbeitungsstation (34,36,46) für die Druckereiprodukte (18), einer Wegführstelle (26), an der die zu einem Zwischen- oder Endprodukt (32) zusammengebrachten und /oder bearbeiteten Druckereiprodukte (18) aus der Verarbeitungsstrasse weggeführt werden, und Fördermitteln zum Transport der Druckereiprodukte durch die Verabeitungsstrasse zur Wegführstelle (26), wobei die Verarbeitungsstrasse aus einer Anzahl in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) gesehen unmittelbar hintereinander angeordneter, voneinander trennbarer Baumodule (10,12,14,34,36,46) besteht dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Verarbeitungsstrasse einen von einem Antriebsaggregat (22) angetriebenen, kontinuierlich sich ganz oder teilweise durch wenigstens zwei der Baumodule (10,12,14,34,36,46) hindurcherstreckenden Förderer (20,20') aufweist, der bei der Trennung dieser Baumodule auftrennbar ist, sodass in jedem dieser Baumodule (10,12,14,34,36,46) ein Abschnitt (33) des Förderers (20,20') verbleibt.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Förderer (20,20') hintereinander angeordnete Förderelemente (98) aufweist und bei der Trennung in jedem der Baumodule (10,12,14,34,36,46) wenigstens ein Förderelement (98) verbleibt.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach Anspruch 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Förderelemente (98) voneinander getrennt und in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) umlaufend angetrieben sind, und dass die Antriebskraftübertragung von einem Förderelement (98) auf das nächste durch Stossen erfolgt.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach Anspruch 2 oder 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass alle Förderelemente (98), in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) gemessen, gleiche Länge (L) aufweisen und in einer bei aneinanderangeordneten Baumodulen (10,12,14,34,36,46) in sich geschlossenen Führungsbahn (60,60',78) geführt sind, und die Längen der den Baumodulen zugeordneten Abschnitte der Führungsbahn einem ganzzahligen Vielfachen der Länge (L) eines Förderelements (98) entsprechen.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass wenigstens zwei aufeinanderfolgende Baumodule (12) einen durchgehenden, nach oben offenen Förderkanal (30) bilden, in dem die diesem zugeführten Druckereiprodukte (18) mittels des Förderers (20,20') transportiert werden, und oberhalb des Förderkanals (30) ein auf diesen ausgerichtetes und sich in Bearbeitungsrichtung (V) erstreckendes Verarbeitungskanalelement (88,88') am zugeordneten Baumodul (12) wegnehmbar angeordnet ist, in das Förderorgane (110) des Förderers (20,20') zum Transport von dem Verarbeitungskanalelement (88,88') zugeführten Druckereiprodukten (18) eingreifen.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach Anspruch 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass zwei Verarbeitungskanalelemente (88, 88') in Verarbeitungsrichtung gesehen aneinander anschliessen und einen durchgehenden Verarbeitungskanal (90) bilden.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach Anspruch 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass zwei in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) aufeinander folgende Verarbeitungskanalelemente (88,88') zwischen sich einen nach unten offenen Durchgang freilassen, der zum Ueberführen der aus dem stromaufwärts gelegenen Verarbeitungskanalelement (88,88') austretenden Druckereiprodukt (18) in den untenliegenden Förderkanal (30) dient.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass ein als Antriebsmodul (10) ausgebildetes Baumodul das Antriebsaggregat (22) und einen Abschnitt (33) des Förderers (20) aufweist, und dass vorzugsweise alle weiteren Baumodule (12,14, 34,36,46), in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) gesehen, dem Antriebsmodul (10) nachgelagert sind.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass ein in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) gesehen stromabwärts gelegener Endabschnitt des Förderers (20,20') in einem Anfangsbereich eines Baumoduls (14,34,46) angeordnet ist, das eine dem Förderer (20,20') nachgeschaltete Fördereinrichtung (24,40,40') für den Weitertransport der mittels des Förderers (20,20') zugeführten Druckereiprodukte (18) aufweist.
- Verarbeitungsstrasse nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass ein in Verarbeitungsrichtung (V) gesehen stromaufwärts gelegender Endabschnitt des Förderers (20') im einem Endbereich eines Baumoduls (36) angeordnet ist, das eine dem Förderer (20') vorgeschaltete Fördereinrichtung (40') aufweist.
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