EP1497086B1 - Sheet cutter with inclined cutting edge - Google Patents

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EP1497086B1
EP1497086B1 EP03718810A EP03718810A EP1497086B1 EP 1497086 B1 EP1497086 B1 EP 1497086B1 EP 03718810 A EP03718810 A EP 03718810A EP 03718810 A EP03718810 A EP 03718810A EP 1497086 B1 EP1497086 B1 EP 1497086B1
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Jorma Mattila
Hannu Suksi
Jouko Heikkilä
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
    • B26D—CUTTING; DETAILS COMMON TO MACHINES FOR PERFORATING, PUNCHING, CUTTING-OUT, STAMPING-OUT OR SEVERING
    • B26D1/00—Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting member or particular materials not otherwise provided for; Apparatus or machines therefor; Cutting members therefor
    • B26D1/01—Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting member or particular materials not otherwise provided for; Apparatus or machines therefor; Cutting members therefor involving a cutting member which does not travel with the work
    • B26D1/12—Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting member or particular materials not otherwise provided for; Apparatus or machines therefor; Cutting members therefor involving a cutting member which does not travel with the work having a cutting member moving about an axis
    • B26D1/25—Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting member or particular materials not otherwise provided for; Apparatus or machines therefor; Cutting members therefor involving a cutting member which does not travel with the work having a cutting member moving about an axis with a non-circular cutting member
    • B26D1/34—Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting member or particular materials not otherwise provided for; Apparatus or machines therefor; Cutting members therefor involving a cutting member which does not travel with the work having a cutting member moving about an axis with a non-circular cutting member moving about an axis parallel to the line of cut
    • B26D1/40—Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting member or particular materials not otherwise provided for; Apparatus or machines therefor; Cutting members therefor involving a cutting member which does not travel with the work having a cutting member moving about an axis with a non-circular cutting member moving about an axis parallel to the line of cut and coacting with a rotary member
    • B26D1/405—Cutting through work characterised by the nature or movement of the cutting member or particular materials not otherwise provided for; Apparatus or machines therefor; Cutting members therefor involving a cutting member which does not travel with the work having a cutting member moving about an axis with a non-circular cutting member moving about an axis parallel to the line of cut and coacting with a rotary member for thin material, e.g. for sheets, strips or the like
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B26—HAND CUTTING TOOLS; CUTTING; SEVERING
    • B26D—CUTTING; DETAILS COMMON TO MACHINES FOR PERFORATING, PUNCHING, CUTTING-OUT, STAMPING-OUT OR SEVERING
    • B26D7/00—Details of apparatus for cutting, cutting-out, stamping-out, punching, perforating, or severing by means other than cutting
    • B26D7/26—Means for mounting or adjusting the cutting member; Means for adjusting the stroke of the cutting member
    • B26D2007/2692—Means for mounting or adjusting the cutting member; Means for adjusting the stroke of the cutting member the rollers or cylinders being mounted skewed

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  • the invention relates to a sheet cutter according to the preamble of claim 1 for cutting multilayer webs of paper and paperboard into sheets from a moving continuous web. Cutting is arranged to take place crosswise in regard to the machine-direction travel of the web.
  • Fabrication of paper and paperboard products needs two basic types of slitters/cutters at the paper mill. Slitters perform the slitting of the broad web of a machine roll into narrower webs, while sheet cutters severe from the end of the web pieces of predetermined dimensions, or sheets, to be stacked for transportation. Printing papers and other lightweight paper grades that can be rewound without impairing the quality of the product are simply slit at the slitter and then rewound into narrower rolls ready for shipping to customers.
  • the thickness and stiffness of the product may increase so drastically as to prevent winding of the ready-laminated product into a roll without compromising the quality of the product.
  • the finishing process or use of the product thus manufactured may also have such a character that the product is most appropriately delivered as cut sheets packaged on a pallet, for instance, in lieu of a roll even when the latter alternative could be possible without affecting the qualities of the product.
  • the process is complemented with precise trimming of the ready-cut sheet as to its width and length.
  • the sheets thus trimmed should be rectangular with a maximally planar and equal size.
  • the cut edge must be precise, lint-free and neat at all edges of the sheet.
  • the cutting of the sheets or their subsequent steps of transfer, stacking and packaging may neither leave degrading marks. Cutting into sheets also improves the value added of the product.
  • the above-described kind of lamination process of a multilayer web needs for maximally high degree of finishing and quality to perform the trimming of sheet accurately to desired width and length.
  • Conventional sheet cutters are generally based on so-called scissor sheeters having a cutting knife adapted on both sides of the sheet.
  • the opposed knives of the pair are individually controlled to move so that their mutual distance (also called the knife gap size) can be controlled to a suitable value for cutting - generally so narrow that the sheeter construction becomes complicated.
  • the knife edges of a scissor sheeter must almost hit each other in order to prevent the material being cut from jamming between the knives.
  • the actual crosswise cutting of the web takes place in these sheeters starting from one edge of the web and continuing therefrom as transversely as possible toward the other edge.
  • a precondition for acceptable cutting quality is that the instantaneous cutting point between the pair of knives moves along with the web in the machine direction.
  • the time allowable for cutting the web remains very short resulting in problems such as needing, e.g., an excessively high force to severe the web.
  • web speeds even as low as a few tens of meters per minute may invoke very quick cutting times.
  • a manufacturing line of a multilayer material should desirably operate at a high speed to assure sufficient efficiency of production.
  • the cutting cycle of the sheeter must be short in order to prevent the sheeter from forming a bottleneck in production.
  • the cutting force must be high, whereby the sheeter must be dimensioned to bear these forces necessitating heavy structures in the moving parts of the sheeter.
  • the problems are aggravated inasmuch as fast change of the cycle time is a must in order to prevent changes in the sheet length from causing an excessively long halt in production.
  • a simple scissor sheeter may be constructed such that one of the knives is a stationary bed knife in a position slightly angled from the cross direction of the web.
  • this kind of a cutting arrangement is to set the crosswise cutting time equal to the time spent by the web during its travel in the machine direction over the distance between the points at which the revolving knife crosses the edges of the web. This distance is determined by the angle of the knives in regard to the web.
  • the above arrangement has many shortcomings allowing this simple embodiment to be used only within a limited range of paper grades, typically for lightweight, flexible and yielding webs.
  • this cutting technique does not give a perfectly straight edge aligned exactly at right angles relative to the edge of the web.
  • the edges of the knives must have a helical shape on the periphery of the cylinder.
  • Proper control of the knife gap also requires synchronization of the rotary movement of the knife cylinders.
  • frequency converter drive equipment is used for controlling the rotation of the knife cylinders and, in fact, this arrangement gives a relatively easily controllable sheeter.
  • the primary goal is to set the tangential velocity of the knives at the cutting instant equal to the web speed.
  • the goal of the invention is attained by forming the cutting nip between a smooth-surfaced counter-roll and a knife mounted at an angle on a knife cylinder forming a nip with the counter-roll.
  • the sheet cutter according to the invention is characterized by what is stated in the characterizing part of claim 1.
  • the invention offers significant benefits.
  • the sheet cutter according to the invention uses only one straight knife acting against a simple counter-roll. This arrangement makes the overall construction of the sheeter uncomplicated. As the knife is cost-efficient to fabricate and the counter-roll need not necessarily be provided with separate drive means for roll rotation, the cost of the construction is further lowered. Within given limits, the apparatus is relatively easy to adjust for different sheet lengths and the adjustment range can be changed by using counter-rolls of different diameters. Due to the simple structure of the knife, it can be easily complemented with adjustment means for setting the distance between the knife and the counter-roll. In spite of the uncomplicated construction of the sheet cutter, it gives very precise cutting tolerances when so desired.
  • the sheet cutter can be made rigid without any essential increase in its cost, whereby the vibration tendency of the sheeter is reduced and its durability increased. Due to the inexpensive knife and other components of the sheeter, too, the operating costs of the sheeter remain lower than in conventional sheeters of more complex construction.
  • the construction of the apparatus according to the invention has a two-column frame 1.
  • the frame 1 is fixed on foundations made on the floor of the machine hall.
  • Lowermost in frame 1 is adapted a counter-roll 3 rotating supported by a shaft 3 on frame 1.
  • Above counter-roll 2, rotating supported by a shaft 2 on frame 1 is a knife cylinder 5 having a cutting knife 6 mounted in an oblique position thereon.
  • the shaft 4 of the knife cylinder 5 is connected to the shaft of a drive motor 7, and the shafts 2, 4 of knife cylinder 5 and counter-roll 3, respectively, are connected to each other by meshing gear wheels 9 in order to synchronize their mutual rotary movements.
  • Both ends of roll 3 and cylinder 5 are provided with cylindrical support discs 10 having diameters slightly larger than the diameter of roll 3 and cylinder 5, respectively.
  • the cylindrical support discs 10 rest against each other thus defining the gap between the counter-roll and the knife cylinder and, hence, the distance of the edge of knife 6 from the periphery of counter-roll 3 at the instant the knife 6 travels through the cutting nip.
  • springed dampers 11 are adapted between the frame 11 and the support bearings of the knife cylinder. The dampers 11 may also be utilized for preloading the support bearings of the sheeter.
  • Knife 6 is mounted by a knife holder 13 in a groove 14 made on knife cylinder 5.
  • the structure, mounting method and position of knife 6 in the cutting nip is discussed below.
  • the description below gives a basic description on the construction of the knife cylinder and its counter-roll used in the sheet cutter according to the invention, with further details of the cutting knife geometry, mounting of the knife on the knife cylinder and adjustment of knife gap.
  • the mounting plane 14 is at one end of knife cylinder 5 displaced at a greater distance from the center line of the cylinder than at the other end of the cylinder.
  • the mounting plane is inclined symmetrically. Denoting the structural width of the knife cylinder as 2b, the inclination angle of the mounting plane is arctan(e/b).
  • the inclination angle ⁇ e is advantageously selected to be in the range of 30° to 60°. Then, the knife severs the web with a neat cutting groove, whereby also shaving remaining on the side of the counter-roll 3 is separated neatly.
  • the space requirements of knife 6 and knife support assembly 13 dictate the minimum distance of the mounting plane from the periphery of knife cylinder 5 at the end point of the cutting action, while the web speed and rotational speeds of the knife cylinder and the counter-roll determine the inclination angle of mounting plane 14, i.e., how much the knife 6 and its mounting plane 14 must be moved toward the center line of knife cylinder 5.
  • distance E is made smaller, the amount of material to be removed from the periphery of knife cylinder 5 becomes larger, whereby the unbalance of the cylinder increases.
  • the cutting knife 6 itself is a rectangular bar of constant thickness (s) and constant height (h) supported by the knife mounting plane 14 of the knife cylinder 5.
  • the cutting knife 6 is mounted on the plane in an adjustable fashion using, e.g., two crosswise running rows 15, 16 of mounting bolts as illustrated in the diagram of this exemplary embodiment.
  • the knife is adapted adjustable and clampable in the direction of the mounting plane by adjustment screws 17 passing through the knife cylinder 5 thus allowing the adjustment and straightness alignment of the knife gap.
  • the uncomplicated knife mounting system based on screws/bolts can be complemented with such a resilient mounting of the knife that allows a minor reciprocating movement of the knife along the knife mounting plane in order to attenuate vibrations occurring, e.g., along the length of the entire knife cylinder.
  • the opposite side of the knife cylinder 5 in regard to the knife 6 is provided with a recess 18 having a balancing member mounted therein that serves to improve the balance of the knife cylinder against vibrations.
  • balancing can be implemented in plural ways, a person skilled in the art knows the appropriate means to find a suitable solution in each application.
  • the cutting edge 12 of the knife must have a suitable shape in order to permit the edge to perform its function appropriately throughout the entire cutting action from the very first contact of the knife to the final severing of the web.
  • a 90° knife edge angle is advantageous by allowing the knife to have a rectangular cross section, whereby its fabrication is cost-advantageous.
  • the cutting knife of this sheeter is made symmetrical. Since this is compatible with the actual cutting process in many cases, economical reasons favor to have all the four edges of the knife sharpened. Namely, then the knife can be simply rotated for using each one of the cutting edges in time in the sheeter. In contrast, if the knife edge angle is made different from 90°, it is very difficult to fabricate a knife having four cutting edges.
  • the knife gap s k minimum distance of the knife edge from the counter-roll, known as the knife gap s k , stays constant during the progress of the cutting action over the cross-machine width of the web.
  • this condition is satisfied in the following way: the ends of both the knife cylinder and counter-roll are equipped with a cylindrical support disc 10 that is accurately centered in regard to the periphery of the cylinder and the counter-roll, respectively, but has a slightly larger diameter.
  • these cylindrical support discs 10 run in contact with each other thus determining, not only the interaxial distance a between the center lines of the knife cylinder and the counter-roll, but also the nip gap s n between the knife cylinder and the counter-roll.
  • the knife gap s k can be set to a desired value - generally to a constant value - over the entire web width in the cross direction of the sheeter.
  • the cutting process is carried out in such a fashion that the cutting knife penetrates partially through the thickness of the web, however, not severing the web entirely.
  • the wedged edge of the knife 6 then pushes the still mating edges of the adjacent sheets apart from each other.
  • the cutting depth made by knife must be at least half the web thickness, i.e., the cutting depth which is equal to the gap between the knife edge and the counter-roll must be set to be in the range 0 ⁇ s k > 50 %, advantageously in the range 0 ⁇ s k > 30 %.
  • d 1 denotes the roll diameter
  • D 1 the diameter of the cylindrical support disc 10
  • D 2 the diameter of the circular envelope trajectory of the knife cutting edge 12 which is larger than the knife cylinder diameter but smaller than the counter-roll diameter.
  • the difference between the diameter of the envelope circle swept by the knife cutting edge and the diameter d 2 of the counter-roll determines the web cutting depth that normally is adjusted constant over the entire length of the cut, but in certain cases might be contemplated to be adjusted slightly tapering in depth such that at the starting point of the cut is made deeper in order to aid the separation of the sheets. While the largest difference in the cutting depth between web edges obviously could be made as large as the gap between the knife cylinder 3 and the counter-roll 5, such a maximal adjustment cannot give a good cut. In the case that the knife is desired to be set in an inclined position, the cutting depth should be kept within the above-mentioned limits over the entire cutting length.
  • the web to be cut is passed into the cutting nip with the help of, e.g., an underlying support guidance band or entirely unsupported.
  • Web guidance may also be enhanced with vacuum suction applied through both the support guidance band and the envelope of the guide roll of the sheeter.
  • web guidance must be implemented in accordance with the properties of the web. A lightweight and fragile web naturally always needs the use of improved guidance techniques.
  • the sheets are cut from the web in an open nip formed between two roll-like elements 3, 5.
  • Cylindrical support discs 10 rotating at both ends of the roll-like elements 3, 5 are the actual members determining the peripheral interroll distance, or the nip gap.
  • One of the roll-like elements has adjustably mounted thereon a cutting knife 6 of a slab-like shape extending over in the cross-machine direction at least over such a width that is required in the sheeting operation.
  • the knife 6, together with the peripheral interroll distance between the roll-like elements 3, 5, is adjustable such that the knife will not hit on the counter-roll 3 even in the cutting nip where the distance of the knife from the counter-roll 3 is smallest.
  • the actual sheeting takes place as follows.
  • the cutting knife 6 mounted on the sheeter top-side knife cylinder 5 revolves toward the cutting nip, wherein its sharpened cutting edge 12 first meets the lateral edge of web 8, pushes the web down and presses the web against counter-roll 3 and eventually cuts web 8.
  • counter-roll 3 has elevated the web and pushed it from below toward cutting knife 6.
  • the cutting edge 12 of knife 6 is shaped such that, during its penetration deeper into the web, it simultaneously both neatly cuts partially through the thickness of the web and tensions the web under the cutting area so that the uncut portion of the web thickness snaps precisely apart along the already partially cut sheeting line without the need for the knife to penetrate through the entire thickness of the web until hitting the outer surface of the counter-roll.
  • the sheeting action does not take place simultaneously over the entire width of the web, but instead, the cutting edge 12 of the knife travels in synchronism with the outer surface of the counter-roll 3 in a kind of scissors-like movement.
  • vibrations of the top-side knife cylinder that would be detrimental to the cutting action are attenuated by having between the ends of the knife cylinder and the sheeter frame adapted an adjustable-stiffness, springed vibration damper 11 that also may be used for preloading the cylindrical support discs 10 mounted at the ends of the roll-like elements or, alternatively, directly preloading the shaft bearings of the roll-like elements 3, 5.
  • vibrations may occur due to unbalance of the roll-like elements if their balancing is not perfected carefully, a major cause of cyclic excitement of vibrations is related to the actual cutting action taking place at a constant frequency that generates vibrations. Hence, these vibrations must be eliminated by designing the sheeter frame construction and the entire apparatus if possible so that its eigenfrequency does not fall within the cutting action frequencies exciting vibrations.
  • the sheeter also includes precision-controlled drive means 7 capable of driving the sheeter on basis of information obtained from the preceding process such as its run speed and draw, further the predetermined length of the sheet to be cut and, for instance, the alignment tolerance requirements of a picture possibly printed on the web.
  • a conventional drive means arrangement herein comprises, e.g., an electrically controllable/adjustable frequency converter, a compatible electric drive motor coupled to a mechanical drive, e.g., a reduction gear with an output shaft, or to a toothed-belt drive.
  • a mechanical drive e.g., a reduction gear with an output shaft
  • a toothed-belt drive e.g., a toothed-belt drive.
  • the sheet cutter may be run with only the knife cylinder 7 being driven, in many applications it is both advantageous and functional to have also the counter-roll 3 driven separately.
  • a mechanical drive integral with the sheeter is used to provide this facility.
  • the sheet will not be cut rectangular but instead with its ends cut oblique at an angle determined by the actual cutting angle of the knife.
  • a rectangular cut can be obtained by rotating the entire sheeter askew in regard to the web travel direction at an angle substantially equal to the cutting angle ⁇ k .
  • FIGS. 3 and 4 This arrangement is schematically shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 .
  • the angled position of the sheeter does not necessarily need to be readjusted. Instead, it is sufficient to angle the knife cylinder in its horizontal plane slightly from its parallel alignment with the center axis of the counter-roll as shown in FIG. 5 .
  • the web is normally cut to sheets of a precise length specified in a given customer order.
  • this dimension must be changed from one sheeting lot to another.
  • the cutter readily manages a given range of sheet lengths.
  • the cutter construction can be provided with a facility of changing the knife cylinder.
  • the overall sheet length range to be handled by the sheeter can be covered by a suitable selection of the knife cylinder diameters.
  • the change time may be further shortened by dismantling the support bearings together with the cylinder, whereby the new knife cylinder can be mounted in place as a complete assembly including the knife cylinder bearings, their housings and the cylindrical support discs.
  • This arrangement permits rapid run-up of the sheeter after the knife cylinder replacement and also reduces the time required for the tedious sheeter assembly and adjustment operations.
  • the counter-roll is conventionally made from steel, also other materials may be contemplated at least for the covering of the counter-roll surface that can be coated with a resilient polymeric material, wear-resistant ceramic coating compound or other suitable coating material.
  • the cutting knife or at least the cutting edge 12 thereof is advantageously coated by any conventional coating material capable of increasing the wear resistance of the cutting knives. Obviously, a very wide selection of materials are available for making the entire knife.
  • the position of the rolls can be varied from that described above so that the rolls may reside side-by-side to each other or in an inclined position, depending on the constraints of the space into which the sheet cutter is to be located. While also a knife cylinder with multiple knives could be contemplated, this kind of a structure becomes complex and leads to a complicated control of the sheet cutting length.

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