EP1320463A1 - Machine de mise sous pli d'un ensemble de documents - Google Patents
Machine de mise sous pli d'un ensemble de documentsInfo
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- EP1320463A1 EP1320463A1 EP01972230A EP01972230A EP1320463A1 EP 1320463 A1 EP1320463 A1 EP 1320463A1 EP 01972230 A EP01972230 A EP 01972230A EP 01972230 A EP01972230 A EP 01972230A EP 1320463 A1 EP1320463 A1 EP 1320463A1
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- documents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B43—WRITING OR DRAWING IMPLEMENTS; BUREAU ACCESSORIES
- B43M—BUREAU ACCESSORIES NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- B43M3/00—Devices for inserting documents into envelopes
- B43M3/04—Devices for inserting documents into envelopes automatic
- B43M3/045—Devices for inserting documents into envelopes automatic for envelopes with only one flap
Definitions
- the invention relates to a document enveloping machine comprising a document routing table of generally longitudinal shape, arranged upstream of a unit for inserting these documents in an envelope, at least one contact member movable longitudinally. , under the action of drive means, in the direction of the insertion unit and which is intended to push the documents onto the routing table, the drive means being remote from the insertion unit.
- Document enveloping machines of the type mentioned above are known and in which an envelope maintained in the open position by means of several suction cups placed above it is disposed on the insertion unit, in the alignment of the routing table, in order to receive documents from this table.
- the side of the envelope provided with the tongue is placed on a table forming part of the insertion unit, the tongue being directed downwards and arranged under the routing table, while the other side of the envelope without tongue is placed above the first face and is kept glued against the suction cups so that the envelope is open.
- the Applicant is interested in the problem of enveloping a set of documents and has found that, in certain cases, the routing table can receive a set of documents stacked one on top of the other which, when we have to deal with sheets of A4 paper, can have a thickness of up to 8 mm.
- the Applicant has also been interested in the problem of enveloping a set of documents of different formats.
- the contact member (s) connected to the drive means must be able to push this set of documents to the bottom of the envelope and, given the relatively large volume of these documents and / or their various formats.
- the tongue of this envelope must be kept as close as possible to the plane containing the face of the envelope to which the tongue is attached.
- the drive means are remote from the insertion unit in order to provide between them a space intended to receive, for example, an electromagnet whose role is to hold the tongue as far as possible against the lower part of the routing table.
- the Applicant Taking into account the constraints imposed by the enveloping of a set of relatively thick documents and / or of various formats, the Applicant has sought an enveloping machine of relatively simple design and taking into account at least some of the constraints mentioned. above.
- the present invention thus relates to a document enveloping machine comprising a document routing table of generally longitudinal shape, arranged upstream of a unit for inserting these documents in an envelope, at least one member for longitudinally movable contact, under the action of drive means, towards the insertion unit and which is intended to push the documents onto the routing table, the drive means being distant from the unit insertion, characterized in that said at least one contact member is arranged on a mobile support connected to the drive means in a zone located upstream of said at least one contact member, the drive means imposing on said at least one contact member and the support an alternating translational movement between two extreme positions, in one of said extreme positions said at least one contact member being placed near the unit of i nsertion.
- the contact member or members arranged on a mobile support connected to the drive means are offset relative to the means and therefore have a sufficient longitudinal extension allowing them to be placed close to the insertion unit and thus to be able to push all the documents conveyed on the routing table to the bottom of the envelope.
- the fact that the contact-support member (s) assembly is driven by an alternative longitudinal translational movement allows, once the documents are inserted in the envelope, to go back to a so-called initial position , without damaging the envelope, unlike a solution which would have consisted of fitting one or more cleats on a longitudinal belt rotatably mounted around two axes parallel to the routing table and perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of routing of the documents.
- the cleat (s) should have had a sufficient height to be able to push the documents to the bottom of the envelope and, when they had started their downward movement to make a full turn and return to place in the initial position, the envelope would have been torn by them.
- the invention advantageously provides that the drive means comprise a longitudinal transport element forming a closed envelope rotatably mounted around two parallel axes, contained in a plane P arranged under the routing table and parallel to it ci, said axes being perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the table, the support being connected to said drive means by a mechanism which reduces the mechanical forces exerted on the transport element by distributing these forces in particular at the level of the mechanism itself .
- the longitudinal transport element such as, for example, a belt
- the longitudinal transport element cannot be damaged by shearing forces, as would be the case if very high cleats were provided on this belt.
- the maximum forces would be transmitted to the cleat (s) at the base of this or these, where the tab (s) are mounted on the belt.
- the machine according to the invention is particularly advantageous since it makes it possible to obtain a constant document pushing speed.
- the link mechanism transforms the rotational movement of the longitudinal transport element into an alternative longitudinal translational movement. This makes it possible to adapt to the enveloping machines of the prior art which frequently comprise a longitudinal transport element animated by a rotational movement around two axes.
- connection mechanism comprises at least one support pushing member which is arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of movement of the support and a connecting rod means which is articulated around two so-called connecting rod axes, parallel to the axes of the transport element, one being integral with the thrust member and disposed in the plane P, while the other is integral with the transport element.
- connection mechanism comprises means for holding the thrust member in a position perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of movement of the support.
- This characteristic makes it possible to better distribute the forces exerted on the mechanism and to prevent these forces from being concentrated at the level of the connecting rod axis connecting the thrust member to the connecting rod means.
- the holding means comprise two rolling means mounted on the thrust member and cooperating respectively with two longitudinal grooves parallel to each other and arranged one above the other, said rolling means being offset the one relative to the other in the longitudinal direction. This advantageous arrangement makes it possible to maintain the thrust member in a vertical position while guiding the latter.
- the pushing member comprises in its upper part a zone of reduced section in which maximum forces are exerted.
- the thrust member has been deliberately weakened, constituting in a way a mechanical fuse that an excessive force can break.
- the part of the mechanism forming a mechanical fuse can also be formed by the connecting rod means and which is deliberately weakened.
- the machine comprises means for guiding the support in its longitudinal translational movement, which facilitates this movement.
- the guide means comprise rolling means cooperating with longitudinal guide means which are for example constituted by angles.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view in longitudinal section of an enveloping machine according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic top view of the part of the enveloping machine shown in Figure 1 on which are arranged the contact members and the support forming carriage;
- Figure 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the machine shown in Figure 1;
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged partial schematic view in longitudinal section of the part of the machine shown in Figure 1 and on which are arranged the contact members and the support forming carriage;
- FIGS. 5 and 6 are respective views of the machine shown in Figure 1 in different positions of the carriage support and the contact members.
- FIG. 1 represents a partial schematic view of a document processing machine such as for example a document enveloping machine.
- a document processing machine such as for example a document enveloping machine.
- a machine includes document distributors, not shown in the figure, which debit documents on a table 12 called document feed table.
- the documents circulating on this table pass between two pairs of rollers 14 and 16 before being deposited on another table 18 called the routing table.
- This table 18 has a generally longitudinal shape corresponding to the direction of routing of the documents on the table and extends from an end placed below the document feeding table 12 to an insertion unit. 20 placed opposite the opposite end of the table 18.
- the insertion unit 20 is in the form of a table 22 resting on feet 24a and 24b.
- an envelope 26 coming from an envelope distribution station is placed on the table 22 so that the face of the envelope 26a which is provided with the tongue 26b is placed in contact with the table, while the other side devoid of tongue and denoted 26c is placed on top.
- a set of tubes of which a single tube denoted 28 is shown are each provided at one end with a suction cup (only the suction cup 30 is shown).
- This set of tubes is placed above the routing table 18 and the table 22 so that the suction cups can come into contact with the face 26c of the envelope and suck it up, thus maintaining the envelope in open position and ready to receive documents.
- the downward and upward movements of the tubes are controlled in a manner known per se by an electromagnet 31.
- Another electromagnet denoted 32 is placed under the routing table 18 in line with the zone in which the tongue 26b of the envelope is located and which is placed under this table.
- the actuator of the latter locks the tongue 26b of the casing against the lower part of the table 18, so that said tongue is arranged as much as possible. in alignment with the face 26a of the envelope.
- the documents represented schematically by the reference noted 34 in FIG. 1 are for example made up of sheets of A4, A5 and third-size A4 paper and form on the routing table 18 a set of documents stacked one above the other. others and up to 8 mm thick.
- An electromagnet 36 is equipped at its movable end with one or more tabs 38 serving, when necessary, as a stop for the set of documents 34 in order to stop their progression before reaching the insertion unit 20.
- the electromagnet is activated and the cleat 38 is positioned against the table 18.
- the cleat 38 is raised to allow the documents to pass, as shown in FIG. 5.
- the enveloping machine comprises at least one contact member intended to push the documents 34 arranged on the routing table 18 in the direction of the envelope 26, placed on the table 22 of the unit of insertion 20.
- two contact members produced in the form of contact fingers 40 and 42 are arranged in notches provided at one end 44a of a support 44 forming a carriage.
- This support is in the form of a tray placed above the routing table 18.
- the carriage-forming support is connected to drive means which are placed under the routing table 18 upstream of the electromagnet 32 and therefore which are distant from the insertion unit 20.
- the contact members 40 and 42 are placed near the insertion unit 20.
- the carriage support 44 is arranged above the routing table 18, as are the contact members contact 40 and 42 and, during the reciprocating translational movement of the support-contact member assembly, said contact members slide in two longitudinal slots parallel to each other and arranged in table 18. These slots are shown partially and in a manner very schematic in FIG. 2 by the references 46 and 48. A document routing table provided with these slots is known per se.
- the enveloping machine also comprises means for guiding the support forming a carriage in its longitudinal translational movement and which raise the support relative to the routing table 18.
- the guide means comprise two support elements denoted 50 and 52 arranged below the support forming the carriage and perpendicular to the surface of the latter.
- the support elements 50 and 52 are parallel to each other and arranged symmetrically with respect to the longitudinal median axis XX 'of the support 44 and the routing table 18.
- the support elements 50 and 52 slide in longitudinal slots made in the routing table 18, denoted 53 and 55 (FIGS. 2 and 3) and which are parallel to the longitudinal slots 46 and 48 shown in FIG. 2.
- Each of the support elements has two shafts parallel to each other, extending parallel to the support forming a carriage and facing outwards.
- the shafts 54 and 56 (respectively 58 and 60) of the support element 50 (respectively 52) are respectively provided at their free end with a rolling means 62 and 64 (respectively 66 and 68).
- Longitudinal guide elements 70 and 72, mutually parallel and constituting angles, are arranged under the routing table 18 (FIG. 3).
- angles have a generally longitudinal shape and have an L-shaped cross section.
- the two angles are arranged opposite one another so that the inside of the L of an angle is arranged opposite inside the L of the other angle and that these angles can cooperate with the respective rolling means 62, 64, 66 and 68 of the respective support elements 50 and 52.
- the mobile carriage forming support 44 is connected to the drive means by means of a connection mechanism 74 in an area located upstream of the contact members 40 and 42 and, more precisely, near the end 44b of the support.
- the drive means comprise a longitudinal transport element forming a closed envelope 76 rotatably mounted around two axes 78 and 80, mutually parallel and contained in a plane P parallel to the table routing 18 and arranged under the latter.
- the longitudinal transport element is for example in the form of a toothed belt cooperating with pulleys 82 and 84 mounted to rotate around the respective axes 78 and 80.
- the toothed belt and the pulleys can be replaced by a chain and sprocket system.
- the pulley 82 is rotated by means of a shaft 83, a belt 86 connected to a clutch 87, which itself is connected to a motor 88 via a belt 89.
- Two blocks 90 and 92 serve to support the shaft 83 of the pulley 82 as well as the shaft of the pulley 84, although this is not shown in the figures.
- the blocks 90 and 92 are crossed respectively by the shaft 83 of the pulley 82 and are respectively fitted with bearings 94 and 96.
- the blocks 90 and 92 surround a pulley 98 on which the above-mentioned belt 86 is mounted, the latter also being mounted on another pulley 100 fitted on the output shaft 102 of the clutch 87.
- the pulley 84 for its part, is mounted to rotate freely and will not be described further.
- the connecting mechanism 74 transforms the rotational movement of the belt 76 into an alternative longitudinal translational movement.
- This mechanism is supported by a frame 104 disposed on a base 106, on which the blocks 90 and 92 are also arranged.
- the mechanism 74 ensuring the mechanical connection between the drive means 76, 82, 84 and 88 and the carriage-forming support 44 comprises at least one member 110 called the thrust of the support and which is arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of movement of said support .
- a single support member for the support is provided.
- This thrust member is in the form of a plate having a generally elongated shape in a direction contained in a plane P1 ( Figure 3) containing the median longitudinal axis XX 'and constituting a plane of symmetry for the assembly consisting of the support 44 and contact members 40 and 42.
- this pushing member has a general shape similar to that of a bottle comprising a body 110a at the upper end of which is a zone of reduced section constituting a neck 110b which is rendered secured to the support 44.
- This part 110b forming the neck of the pushing member slides in a groove 112 made in the routing table 18 (FIG. 2) during the movement of the support 44.
- This zone of reduced section 110b is thus weakened mechanically and constitutes in a way a mechanical fuse which will break when maximum mechanical forces are exerted in this zone.
- a support 114 mounted on the frame 104 participates in guiding the longitudinal translational movement of the thrust member 110.
- This longitudinal support 114 comprises two longitudinal housings parallel to each other and placed one above the other, these housings each having an opening oriented in the direction of the thrust member 110.
- the open housings 116 and 118 constitute grooves intended to receive the rolling means 120, 122 respectively mounted respectively on hubs 125, 127 secured to the thrust member 110.
- the rolling means 120 and 122 are offset relative to each other in the longitudinal direction XX 'so as to distribute the forces transmitted to the thrust member 110 and thus compensate for a torsional force which would be exerted on this member if these means of rolling were arranged in the same vertical.
- an additional rolling means could be added next to at least one of the means 120, 122 and, for example, preferably next to the rolling means 120 in order to improve the resistance of the member. from thrust to torsional force.
- the rolling means mounted on the pushing member and cooperating respectively with the grooves 116 and 118 constitute means for holding the pushing member in a position perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the carriage forming support 44.
- the mechanism 74 also includes a connecting rod means 124 which is articulated around two axes, called connecting rod axes, which are parallel to the axes 78 and 80.
- One of the axes denoted 126 connects the thrust member 110 to the connecting rod means 124 and remains permanently disposed in the plane P containing the axes 78 and 80.
- the other axis denoted 128 is integral with the belt 76.
- connection mechanism 74 by virtue of its presence, reduces the mechanical forces exerted on the transport element that constitutes the belt by distributing these forces in particular at the level of the mechanism itself.
- the connecting rod means is never disposed perpendicular to the routing table 18 and that the forces exerted by the belt 76 on this connecting rod means consist only of pushing or traction on the latter, the forces undergone by said belt are thus greatly reduced.
- the weakened zone 110b of the pushing member 110 has a height less than that which a cleat fitted directly on the belt 76 would have, the torque transmitted to the pushing member is reduced by compared to that which would exist in a solution in which cleats would be mounted directly on the belt.
- the thrust member 110 can, in certain situations, slightly rise and thus transmit to the guide means of the support forming a carriage part of the forces which are transmitted to it. These guide means therefore also participate in the distribution of mechanical forces recommended by the invention.
- the support forming a carriage 44 equipped with the contact members 40 and 42 passes from an extreme so-called rest position, shown in FIG. 1, to an intermediate position shown in FIG. 5, in which said contact members come into contact with the documents 34 and push the latter downstream, in the direction of the insertion unit 20.
- FIG 6 there is shown the support means forming a carriage 44 equipped with the contact members 40 and 42 in another extreme position located almost in contact with the table 22 of the insertion unit 20 and in which the contact push the documents 34 at the bottom of the envelope 26.
- the system according to the invention consisting of the contact members mounted on the support 44 and of the connection mechanism 74 with the drive means makes it possible, on the one hand, to provide the contact members with sufficient extension allowing them to reach the opening of the casing 26, although the drive means are distant from the insertion unit, and on the other hand, transform the rotational movement of the drive means 76, 82 , 84, 88 in an alternating translational movement, from front to back, between the aforementioned extreme positions, in order to return the contact-support assembly to its initial position shown in FIG. 1, without damaging the envelope .
- the mechanism 74 which transforms the rotational movement of the drive means 76 into a solely longitudinal movement back and forth, the rotational movement imposed on the contact members would in effect result in tearing the envelope.
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FR0012479A FR2814699B1 (fr) | 2000-09-29 | 2000-09-29 | Machine de mise sous pli d'un ensemble de documents |
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