EP2845937B1 - Elastic ribbon machine - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a rubber band machine for processing a rubber band into a rubber ring.
- CN201020269802.X titled Pulling Device for Automatic Rubber Band Machines disclosed a full-automatic rubber band processing equipment integrating sorting, feeding, length controlling, cutting, splicing and sewing in one. Such a full-automatic rubber band processing equipment may automatically accomplish the whole production procedure of manufacturing rubber bands into rubber rings.
- CN201736443U discloses an elastic band looping device for automatic rubber band machine. However, further improvements in the processability and production assembly of such a full-automatic rubber band processing equipment are possible.
- the present invention provides a rubber band machine with higher processing efficiency.
- a rubber band machine including a feeding device, a cutting device and a looping device, characterized in that the feeding device includes a first rack and a second rack arranged at intervals, the first rack being provided with a first feeding drive wheel driven by a first motor, the second rack being provided with a second feeding drive wheel driven by a second motor; the looping device includes a first gripper capable of rotating around a first axis, a second gripper capable of rotating around a second axis, a bracket disposed between the first gripper and the second gripper, and a third gripper capable of rotating around a third axis; the first feeding drive wheel rotates and inputs a predetermined length of rubber band between the first feeding drive wheel and the second feeding drive wheel, the third gripper grips one end of the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel and rotates around the third axis under the auxiliary feeding of the second feeding drive wheel to allow a predetermined length of the
- the present invention further includes the following improved technical solution.
- the rubber band input by the first feeding drive wheel is suspended between the first feeding drive wheel and the second feeding drive wheel; a stock sensor for detecting the suspension state of the rubber band is disposed below the first feeding drive wheel; the second feeding drive wheel conveys the suspended rubber band when the third gripper moves rotationally; and, the first motor controls the first feeding drive wheel to convey a next predetermined length of the rubber band after the stock sensor detects that the rubber band in the suspended state is straightened.
- the first rack is provided with a first feeding driven wheel fitted with the first feeding drive wheel; the second rack is provided with a second feeding driven wheel fitted with the second feeding drive wheel; a rubber band conveying passage is disposed above the first feeding drive wheel, and a heating plate for ironing the rubber band and a heating cylinder for controlling the heating plate to get close to or move away from the rubber band conveying passage are provided on one side of the rubber band conveying passage.
- a joint sensor for detecting the thickness of the rubber band is provided on one side of the rubber band conveying passage, and the joint sensor controls the first motor to stop working when detecting that the thickness of the rubber band becomes larger.
- the cutting device includes a moving cutter and a stationary cutter disposed at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel, the moving cutter being connected to the drive rod of a cutting cylinder.
- the looping device includes a third rack on which a slidable base is disposed, the base being connected to the drive rod of a sliding cylinder; and, the first gripper, the second gripper and the bracket are all disposed on the base.
- the base is provided with a first rotating cylinder for driving the first gripper to rotate around the first axis and a second rotating cylinder for driving the second gripper to rotate around the second axis at intervals, and the distance from the first axis to the second axis is adjustable.
- the third rack is provided with a third drive shaft capable of rotating, and one end of the third drive shaft is connected to the third gripper via a third connecting arm while the other end thereof is linked to a third rotating cylinder on the third rack.
- a second guide rail, on which the bracket is slidingly disposed, is disposed on the base, and a tension spring is disposed between the bracket and the base.
- the rubber band machine may allow the first feeding drive wheel to convey a predetermined length of rubber band by controlling the angle of rotation of the first motor, and each segment of the rubber band input by the first feeding drive wheel is stored between the first feeding drive wheel and the second feeding drive wheel so that the second feeding drive wheel coordinates with a looping device to output the rubber band continuously.
- the rubber band machine may perform joint examination and ironing to the rubber band, and automatically cut the rubber band off at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel via the cutting device.
- the looping device grips the rubber band via the third gripper and moves rotationally to convey two ends of the rubber band to the first gripper and the second gripper, respectively.
- the rubber band forms a rubber ring by rotational motion of the first gripper and the second gripper, and the two jointed ends of the rubber ring are fixed on the bracket for subsequent sewing and fixation.
- the looping device has the advantages of simple structure and automatic control, and the looping speed of rubber bands is thus greatly improved.
- Figs. 1-7 are structure diagrams of the present invention.
- the rubber band machine includes a feeding device, a cutting device and a looping device.
- the feeding device includes a first rack 1 and a second rack 2 arranged at intervals.
- the first rack 1 is provided with a first feeding drive wheel 3 driven by a first motor 31.
- the second rack 2 is provided with a second feeding drive wheel 4 driven by a second motor 41.
- the looping device includes a first gripper 62 capable of rotating around a first axis, a second gripper 63 capable of rotating around a second axis, a bracket 62 disposed between the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63, and a third gripper 57 capable of rotating around a third axis.
- the first feeding drive wheel 3 rotates and inputs a predetermined length of rubber band between the first feeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4.
- the third gripper 57 grips one end of the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4 and rotates around the third axis under the auxiliary feeding of the second feeding drive wheel 4 to allow a predetermined length of the rubber band to pass through the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63, and then the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4 is cut by the cutting device.
- the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63 rotate around the first axis and the second axis, respectively, to fix the two ends of the rubber band onto the bracket 61.
- the feeding device of the rubber band machine includes a first rack 1 and a second rack 2 arranged at intervals.
- the first rack 1 is provided with a first feeding drive wheel 3 driven by a first motor 31.
- the second rack 2 is provided with a second feeding drive wheel 4 driven by a second motor 41.
- the first feeding drive wheel 3 inputs a predetermined length of rubber band under the control of the first motor 31, and the rubber band is suspended between the first feeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4.
- a stock sensor 13 for detecting the suspension state of the rubber band is disposed below the first feeding drive wheel 3.
- the second feeding drive wheel 4 conveys the suspended rubber band under the control of the second motor 41.
- the first motor 31 controls the first feeding drive wheel 3 to convey a next predetermined length of the rubber band after the stock sensor 13 detects that the rubber band in the suspended state is straightened.
- Fig. 3 shows an exploded assembly view of the first rack 1 part.
- a rubber band conveying passage is disposed above the first feeding drive wheel 3.
- a material sorting roller 15 driven by the third motor 14 is disposed above the first feeding drive wheel 3.
- the rubber band conveying passage is vertically disposed between the material sorting roller 15 and the first feeding drive wheel 3.
- the first rack 1 is fixedly connected with a backup plate 16, and the rubber band conveying passage is vertically disposed on the backup plate 16.
- An adjusting and limiting stopper 17 for adjusting the width of the rubber band conveying passage is disposed on the backup plate 16.
- a heating plate 11 for ironing the rubber band and a heating cylinder 12 for controlling the heating plate 11 to get close to or move away from the rubber band conveying passage is disposed on one side of the rubber band conveying passage.
- the heating cylinder 21 controls the heating plate 11 to get close to the rubber band inside the rubber band conveying passage, and irons the rubber band being conveyed.
- the heating cylinder 12 controls the heating plate 11 to move away from the rubber band conveying passage.
- the first rack 1 is provided with a heating guide rail 11a on which the heating plate 11 is slidingly disposed.
- An electrical heating rod 11b is provided in the heating plate 11.
- a joint sensor 18 for detecting the thickness of the rubber band is disposed on one side of the rubber band conveying passage.
- the rubber band may have joints which cannot be allowed during the manufacturing of rubber rings.
- the first motor 31 and the second motor 41 are controlled to stop conveying the rubber band when the joint sensor 18 detects the thickness of the rubber band becomes larger, so that it is convenient for workers to remove the joints of the rubber band.
- the joint sensor 18 is provided with a freely suspended sensing flap 18a.
- One bent portion of the sensing flap 18a is fitted with the vertical rubber band in the rubber band conveying passage, while the other bent portion of the sensing flap 18a is positioned in the vicinity of a contact point of the joint sensor 18.
- the sensing flap 18a comes into contact with the contact point of the joint sensor 18, so that the joint sensor 18 detects the joint of the rubber band and timely controls the feeding device to stop working.
- the first feeding drive wheel 3 is provided with a first feeding driven wheel 32 clung thereto due to elasticity.
- a first driven wheel mounting support 33 capable of rotating is disposed on the other side of the backup plate 1.
- the first feeding drive wheel 3 is rotatably disposed on the first driven wheel mounting support 33.
- the backup plate 16 is provided with a first spring 34 fitted with the first driven wheel mounting support 33.
- One end of the first spring is fitted with a mounting rod on the backup plate 16, while the other end thereof is fitted with a connecting member on the first driven wheel mounting support 33.
- the first driven wheel mounting support 33 enables in the aid of the elasticity of the first spring 34 the first feeding driven wheel 32 to cling to the first feeding drive wheel 3.
- Fig. 4 shows an exploded assembly view of the second rack 2 part.
- the second rack 2 includes a first mounting substrate 21 and a second mounting substrate 22 which are provided in parallel, and a third mounting substrate 23 vertically connected to the first mounting substrate 21 and the second mounting substrate 22, respectively.
- a rubber band conveying passage is provided between the first mounting substrate 21 and the second mounting substrate 22.
- a feeding carrier 24 is fixed between the first mounting substrate 21 and the second mounting substrate 22.
- a driven wheel shaft 25 is disposed above the feeding carrier 24.
- the rubber band conveying passage is positioned between the feeding carrier 24 and the driven wheel shaft 25.
- the rubber band After conveyed by the first feeding drive wheel 3, the rubber band passes between the driven wheel shaft 25 and the feeding carrier 24 and is then conveyed by the second feeding drive wheel 4.
- An adjusting block 26 capable of adjusting the width of the rubber band conveying passage is disposed on the driven wheel shaft 25 in order to adapt for conveying rubber bands in different width.
- the second feeding drive wheel 4 is rotatably disposed between the first mounting substrate 21 and the second mounting substrate 22.
- the second motor 41 and the second feeding drive wheel 4 are positioned on two sides of the first mounting substrate 21, respectively.
- a power output shaft of the second motor 41 is connected with a first synchronous wheel 41a.
- the rotary drive shaft 4a of the second feeding drive wheel 4 passes through the first mounting substrate 21, and the outgoing end thereof is connected with a second synchronous wheel 41b.
- a first synchronous belt 41c is disposed between the first synchronous wheel 41a and the second synchronous wheel 41b.
- the second motor 41 drives the second feeding drive wheel 4 to move via the first synchronous wheel 41a, the first synchronous belt 41c and the second synchronous wheel 41b.
- a moving cutter 7 and a stationary cutter 71 for cutting the rubber band off are disposed at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4.
- the moving cutter 7 cuts the rubber band at the discharge port off via a cutting cylinder 72 after the second feeding drive wheel 4 completes the feeding of the rubber band.
- a moving cutter mounting frame 73 is fixedly connected to one side of the third mounting substrate 23 close to the first feeding drive wheel 3.
- the moving cutter mounting frame 73 is provided with a moving cutter arm 74 capable of rotating.
- the moving cutter 7 is fixed on the moving cutter arm 74 and positioned below the second feeding drive wheel 4.
- the cutting cylinder 72 for driving the moving cutter 7 to rotate is movably mounted on the first mounting substrate 21, and positioned below the second motor 41.
- the drive rod of the cutting cylinder 72 drives the moving cutter arm 74 to rotate via a connecting rod.
- the second feeding drive wheel 4 is provided with a second feeding driven wheel 42 clung thereto due to elasticity.
- a second drive wheel mounting support 43 capable of rotating is disposed on the outer side of the third mounting substrate 23, and the second feeding driven wheel 42 is rotatably disposed on the second drive wheel mounting support 43.
- the third mounting substrate 23 is provided with a second spring 44 fitted with the second drive wheel mounting support 43.
- One end of the second spring 44 is fitted with a mounting rod on the third mounting substrate 23, while the other end thereof enables due to the elasticity the second feeding driven wheel 42 on the second driven wheel mounting support 43 to compress the second feeding driven wheel 4.
- the rubber band passes between the first feeding drive wheel 3 and the first feeding driven wheel 32 at first, and then passes between the second feeding drive wheel 4 and the second feeding driven wheel 42.
- a stock sensor 13 is fixedly disposed below the first feeding drive wheel 3.
- the length of the rubber band conveyed by the first feeding drive wheel 3 may be controlled by controlling the rotating revolutions of the first motor 31.
- the rubber band is suspended between the first feeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4, and the suspended rubber band coordinates with the stock sensor 13 to enable the stock sensor 13 to detect that the rubber band is in the suspended state.
- the second motor 41 controls the second feeding drive wheel 4 to feed quickly and output the rubber band for subsequent looping operation.
- the rubber band suspended between the first feeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4 is straightened gradually.
- the rubber band after straightened is separated from the stock sensor 13, and the stock sensor 13 controls the first motor 31 to make the first feeding drive wheel 3 convey a next segment of the rubber band after detecting that the rubber band is separated from it.
- the looping device of the rubber band machine includes a third rack 5 and a base 6 disposed on the third rack 3.
- the third rack 5 is a composite member consisting of a bedplate 5a and a support frame 5b.
- the third rack 5 is positioned below the second rack 2, so that it is convenient for the third gripper4 57 to grip the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4.
- a first guide rail 55 is provided on the bedplate 5a of the third rack 5, while the base 6 is slidingly disposed on the first guide rail 55.
- a sliding cylinder 51 for driving the base 6 to slide is disposed on the third rack 5. By controlling the base 6 to move via the sliding cylinder 51, the looped rubber band may be conveyed to a sewing position for sewing.
- the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63 for gripping the rubber band are disposed on the base 6 at intervals, and may rotate around the first axis and the second axis, respectively.
- a first cylinder mounting plate 62a and a second cylinder mounting plate 63a are fixed on the base 6 at intervals, with a first rotating cylinder 62d and a second rotating cylinder 63d being mounted on the first cylinder mounting plate 62a and the second cylinder mounting plate 63a, respectively.
- the first rotating cylinder 62d is provided with a first drive shaft 62b connected to the first gripper 62 via a first connecting arm 62c.
- the first axis is coincided with the axis of the first drive shaft 62b.
- the second rotating cylinder 63d is provided with a second drive shaft 63b connected to the second gripper 63 via a second connecting arm 63c.
- the second axis is coincided with the axis of the second drive shaft 63b.
- the first rotating cylinder 62d may drive the first gripper 62 to rotate around the first drive shaft 62 where the first axis is located.
- the second rotating cylinder 63d may drive the second gripper 63 to rotate around the second drive shaft 63b where the second axis is located.
- the first cylinder mounting plate 62a and the second cylinder mounting plate 63a are formed with adjustable mounting grooves, respectively.
- the positions of the first cylinder mounting plate 62a and the second cylinder mounting plate 63a on the base 6 may be adjusted by the adjustable mounting grooves, thereby adjusting the distance from the first axis to the second axis.
- a bracket 61 is disposed between the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63, and fixed on the base 6 via a material support frame 61a.
- the material support frame 61a has an extended end which is positioned between the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63.
- the bracket 61 is fixed on the end of the material support frame 61a.
- the first rotating cylinder 62d and the second rotating cylinder 63d may drive the corresponding first gripper 62 and second gripper 63 to rotate, respectively, to fix the gripped rubber band onto the bracket 61.
- the extended end of the material support frame 61a is protruded relatively.
- the bracket 61 will run into a sewing device in the process of moving the base 6 to the sewing position. Therefore, during the movement of the base 6, the movement stroke of the bracket 61 is less than that of the base 6.
- a second guide rail 64 is disposed on the base 6.
- the second guide rail 64 is positioned between the first cylinder mounting plate 62a and the second cylinder mounting plate 63a.
- the material support frame 61a is slidingly disposed on the second guide rail 64, and a tension spring 65 is provided between the material support frame 61a and the base 6. In this way, the bracket 61 may stop moving when running into the sewing device, and the base 6 continues to move and convey the looped rubber band to the sewing position.
- the base 6 is connected to a connecting plate 67 via two support plates 66.
- An air pipe mounting support 68 is fixed at the upper part of the connecting plate 67.
- the air pipe mounting support 68 is provided with two air blowpipes 68a connected to an air pump.
- the outlets of the air blowpipes 68a are positioned above the bracket 61.
- a mounting shaft 68b is fixed between the two air blowpipes 68a, and fixedly provided thereon with a positioning backup plate 68c for positioning the rubber band.
- a carrier mounting frame 67a, fixed with a carrier 67b, is fixed on the side wall of the connecting plate 67.
- the carrier 67b is positioned above the bracket 61.
- the third rack 5 is provided with the third gripper 57 capable of rotating around the third axis, and a third rotating cylinder 54 for driving the third gripper 57 to rotate around the third axis.
- the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63 are positioned on two sides of the bracket 61, and the third axis is positioned between the first axis and the second axis.
- the radius, by which the third gripper 57 rotates around the third axis, is rightly fitted with the distance from the third gripper 57 to the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63.
- the third gripper 57 may pass through the unfolded first gripper 62 and second gripper 63, respectively, while rotating around the third axis.
- the third rotating cylinder 54 may directly drive the third gripper 57 to move rotationally, or may drive the third gripper 57 to move rotationally via a transmission structure.
- the support frame 5b of the third rack 5 is provided with a third drive shaft 52 capable of rotating, with the axis of the third drive shaft 52 being coincided with the third axis.
- the third drive shaft 52 is connected to the third gripper 57 via a third connecting arm 53.
- the third gripper 57 may rotate around the third drive shaft 52 where the third axis is located.
- a third synchronous wheel 52a is fixed on the third drive shaft 52.
- a fourth synchronous wheel 54a is fixedly provided on the drive shaft of the third rotating cylinder 54.
- the third synchronous wheel 52a is linked to the fourth synchronous wheel 54a via a second synchronous belt 54b.
- the first gripper 62, the third gripper 63 and the third gripper 57 each includes a fixed arm 81, a moving arm 82 and a gripping cylinder 8 for driving the moving arm 82 to coordinate with the fixed arm for gripping.
- the fixed arm 81 is mounted on the body of the gripping cylinder 8, while the moving arm 82 is connected to the piston rod of the gripping cylinder 8.
- the moving arm 82 may be controlled to coordinate with the fixed arm 81 for gripping under the drive of the gripping cylinder 8.
- the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63 are positioned on two sides of the bracket 61, respectively, and are unfolded for gripping.
- the third gripper 57 grips an end of the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4, and rotates around the third axis to allow the end of the rubber band to pass through the unfolded first gripper 62 and second gripper 63.
- the cutting device cuts off the segment of rubber band gripped by the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63. At this time, two ends of this segment of rubber band have been gripped by the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63.
- the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63 move rotationally to the position of the bracket 61, respectively, where the two ends of the rubber band are fixedly joined on the bracket 61, and the rubber band is spliced into a ring.
- the sliding cylinder 51 controls the base 6 to move to convey the first gripper 62, the second gripper 63 and the bracket 61 to the sewing position for sewing.
- the air blowpipes 68a and the positioning backup plate 68c may assist in positioning the looped rubber band, thereby conveying the rubber ring to the sewing device.
- the distance from the first axis to the second axis may be adjusted by adjusting the mounting positions of the first cylinder mounting plate 62a and the second cylinder mounting plate 63a.
- the connecting parts are overlapped or spliced as required.
- two ends of the rubber band are overlapped after the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63 rotate and fold the rubber band.
- two ends of the rubber band are spliced after the first gripper 62 and the second gripper 63 rotate and fold the rubber band.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a rubber band machine for processing a rubber band into a rubber ring.
- During the production of rubber rings, the common manufacturing process is as follows: taking bundles or rolls of rubber bands as raw materials, cutting into segments and sewing into rings. During the production, those operations are accomplished manually or by a plurality of single machines with different functions. Utility Model Patent No.
CN201020269752.5 CN201020269792.X CN201020269783.0 CN201020269797.2 CN201020269802.X CN201736443U discloses an elastic band looping device for automatic rubber band machine. However, further improvements in the processability and production assembly of such a full-automatic rubber band processing equipment are possible. - In view of the status of the prior art, the present invention provides a rubber band machine with higher processing efficiency.
- To solve the above technical problem, the present invention employs the following technical solution: a rubber band machine is provided, including a feeding device, a cutting device and a looping device, characterized in that the feeding device includes a first rack and a second rack arranged at intervals, the first rack being provided with a first feeding drive wheel driven by a first motor, the second rack being provided with a second feeding drive wheel driven by a second motor; the looping device includes a first gripper capable of rotating around a first axis, a second gripper capable of rotating around a second axis, a bracket disposed between the first gripper and the second gripper, and a third gripper capable of rotating around a third axis; the first feeding drive wheel rotates and inputs a predetermined length of rubber band between the first feeding drive wheel and the second feeding drive wheel, the third gripper grips one end of the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel and rotates around the third axis under the auxiliary feeding of the second feeding drive wheel to allow a predetermined length of the rubber band to pass through the first gripper and the second gripper, and then the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel is cut by the cutting device; after gripping two ends of the cut rubber band, the first gripper and the second gripper rotate around the first axis and the second axis, respectively, to fix the two ends of the rubber band onto the bracket.
- To optimize the above technical solution, the present invention further includes the following improved technical solution.
- The rubber band input by the first feeding drive wheel is suspended between the first feeding drive wheel and the second feeding drive wheel; a stock sensor for detecting the suspension state of the rubber band is disposed below the first feeding drive wheel; the second feeding drive wheel conveys the suspended rubber band when the third gripper moves rotationally; and, the first motor controls the first feeding drive wheel to convey a next predetermined length of the rubber band after the stock sensor detects that the rubber band in the suspended state is straightened.
- The first rack is provided with a first feeding driven wheel fitted with the first feeding drive wheel; the second rack is provided with a second feeding driven wheel fitted with the second feeding drive wheel; a rubber band conveying passage is disposed above the first feeding drive wheel, and a heating plate for ironing the rubber band and a heating cylinder for controlling the heating plate to get close to or move away from the rubber band conveying passage are provided on one side of the rubber band conveying passage.
- A joint sensor for detecting the thickness of the rubber band is provided on one side of the rubber band conveying passage, and the joint sensor controls the first motor to stop working when detecting that the thickness of the rubber band becomes larger.
- The cutting device includes a moving cutter and a stationary cutter disposed at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel, the moving cutter being connected to the drive rod of a cutting cylinder.
- The looping device includes a third rack on which a slidable base is disposed, the base being connected to the drive rod of a sliding cylinder; and, the first gripper, the second gripper and the bracket are all disposed on the base.
- The base is provided with a first rotating cylinder for driving the first gripper to rotate around the first axis and a second rotating cylinder for driving the second gripper to rotate around the second axis at intervals, and the distance from the first axis to the second axis is adjustable.
- The third rack is provided with a third drive shaft capable of rotating, and one end of the third drive shaft is connected to the third gripper via a third connecting arm while the other end thereof is linked to a third rotating cylinder on the third rack.
- A second guide rail, on which the bracket is slidingly disposed, is disposed on the base, and a tension spring is disposed between the bracket and the base.
- Compared with the prior art, the rubber band machine provided by the present invention may allow the first feeding drive wheel to convey a predetermined length of rubber band by controlling the angle of rotation of the first motor, and each segment of the rubber band input by the first feeding drive wheel is stored between the first feeding drive wheel and the second feeding drive wheel so that the second feeding drive wheel coordinates with a looping device to output the rubber band continuously. During feeding, the rubber band machine may perform joint examination and ironing to the rubber band, and automatically cut the rubber band off at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel via the cutting device. The looping device grips the rubber band via the third gripper and moves rotationally to convey two ends of the rubber band to the first gripper and the second gripper, respectively. After the first gripper and the second gripper have gripped the two ends of the rubber band, the rubber band forms a rubber ring by rotational motion of the first gripper and the second gripper, and the two jointed ends of the rubber ring are fixed on the bracket for subsequent sewing and fixation. The looping device has the advantages of simple structure and automatic control, and the looping speed of rubber bands is thus greatly improved.
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Fig. 1 is a stereoscopic structure diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention; -
Fig. 2 is a stereoscopic structure diagram of a feeding part ofFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 3 is an exploded assembly view of a first rack part ofFig. 2 ; -
Fig. 4 is an exploded assembly view of a second rack part ofFig. 2 ; -
Fig. 5 is a stereoscopic structure diagram of a looping device ofFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 6 is a backside stereoscopic structure diagram ofFig. 5 ; and -
Fig. 7 is an exploded assembly view ofFig. 6 . - One embodiment of the present invention will be further described as below in details with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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Figs. 1-7 are structure diagrams of the present invention. - In the drawings: 1-First rack; 11-Heating plate; 11a-Heating guide rail; 11b-Electrical heating rod; 12-Heating cylinder; 13 -Stock sensor; 14-Third motor; 15-Material sorting roller; 16-Backup plate; 17-Adjusting and limiting stopper; 18-Joint sensor; 18a-Sensing flap; 2-Second rack; 21-First mounting substrate; 22-Second mounting substrate; 23-Third mounting substrate; 24-Feeding carrier; 25-Driven wheel shaft; 26-Adjusting block; 3-First feeding drive wheel; 31-First motor; 32-First feeding driven wheel; 33-First driven wheel mounting support; 34-First spring; 4-Second feeding drive wheel; 4a-Rotary drive shaft; 41-Second motor; 41a-First synchronous wheel; 41b-Second synchronous wheel; 41c-First synchronous belt; 42-Second feeding driven wheel; 43-Second driven wheel mounting support; 44-Second spring; 5-Third rack; 5a-Bedplate; 5b-Support frame; 51-Sliding cylinder; 52-Third drive shaft; 52a-Third synchronous wheel; 53-Third connecting arm; 54-Third rotating cylinder; 54a-Fourth synchronous wheel; 54b-Second synchronous belt; 55-First guide rail; 57-Third gripper; 6-Base; 61-Bracket; 61a-Material support frame; 62-Second gripper; 63a-Second cylinder mounting plate; 63b-Second drive shaft; 63c-Second connecting arm; 63d-Second rotating cylinder; 64-Second guide rail; 65-Tension spring; 66-Support plates; 67-Conencting plate; 67a-Carrier mounting frame; 67b-Carrier; 68-Air pipe mounting support; 68a-Air blowpipe; 68b-Mounting shaft; 68c-Positioning backup plate; 7-Moving cutter; 71-Stationary cutter; 72-Cutting cylinder; 73-Moving cutter mounting frame; 74-Moving cutter arm; 8-Gripping cylinder; 81-Fixed arm; and, 82-Moving arm.
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Fig. 1 , the rubber band machine provided by the present invention includes a feeding device, a cutting device and a looping device. The feeding device includes afirst rack 1 and asecond rack 2 arranged at intervals. Thefirst rack 1 is provided with a firstfeeding drive wheel 3 driven by afirst motor 31. Thesecond rack 2 is provided with a second feeding drive wheel 4 driven by asecond motor 41. The looping device includes afirst gripper 62 capable of rotating around a first axis, asecond gripper 63 capable of rotating around a second axis, abracket 62 disposed between thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63, and athird gripper 57 capable of rotating around a third axis. The firstfeeding drive wheel 3 rotates and inputs a predetermined length of rubber band between the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4. Thethird gripper 57 grips one end of the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4 and rotates around the third axis under the auxiliary feeding of the second feeding drive wheel 4 to allow a predetermined length of the rubber band to pass through thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63, and then the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4 is cut by the cutting device. After gripping two ends of the cut rubber band, thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 rotate around the first axis and the second axis, respectively, to fix the two ends of the rubber band onto thebracket 61. - As shown
Fig. 2 , the feeding device of the rubber band machine includes afirst rack 1 and asecond rack 2 arranged at intervals. Thefirst rack 1 is provided with a firstfeeding drive wheel 3 driven by afirst motor 31. Thesecond rack 2 is provided with a second feeding drive wheel 4 driven by asecond motor 41. The firstfeeding drive wheel 3 inputs a predetermined length of rubber band under the control of thefirst motor 31, and the rubber band is suspended between the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4. Astock sensor 13 for detecting the suspension state of the rubber band is disposed below the firstfeeding drive wheel 3. The second feeding drive wheel 4 conveys the suspended rubber band under the control of the second motor 41.Thefirst motor 31 controls the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 to convey a next predetermined length of the rubber band after thestock sensor 13 detects that the rubber band in the suspended state is straightened. -
Fig. 3 shows an exploded assembly view of thefirst rack 1 part. A rubber band conveying passage is disposed above the firstfeeding drive wheel 3. Amaterial sorting roller 15 driven by thethird motor 14 is disposed above the firstfeeding drive wheel 3. The rubber band conveying passage is vertically disposed between thematerial sorting roller 15 and the firstfeeding drive wheel 3. - In this embodiment, the
first rack 1 is fixedly connected with abackup plate 16, and the rubber band conveying passage is vertically disposed on thebackup plate 16. An adjusting and limitingstopper 17 for adjusting the width of the rubber band conveying passage is disposed on thebackup plate 16. - A
heating plate 11 for ironing the rubber band and aheating cylinder 12 for controlling theheating plate 11 to get close to or move away from the rubber band conveying passage is disposed on one side of the rubber band conveying passage. - When the
first motor 31 works, theheating cylinder 21 controls theheating plate 11 to get close to the rubber band inside the rubber band conveying passage, and irons the rubber band being conveyed. When thefirst motor 31 stops working, theheating cylinder 12 controls theheating plate 11 to move away from the rubber band conveying passage. - The
first rack 1 is provided with a heating guide rail 11a on which theheating plate 11 is slidingly disposed. Anelectrical heating rod 11b is provided in theheating plate 11. - A
joint sensor 18 for detecting the thickness of the rubber band is disposed on one side of the rubber band conveying passage. The rubber band may have joints which cannot be allowed during the manufacturing of rubber rings. As the thickness of the rubber band at a joint will become larger, thefirst motor 31 and thesecond motor 41 are controlled to stop conveying the rubber band when thejoint sensor 18 detects the thickness of the rubber band becomes larger, so that it is convenient for workers to remove the joints of the rubber band. - The
joint sensor 18 is provided with a freely suspendedsensing flap 18a. One bent portion of thesensing flap 18a is fitted with the vertical rubber band in the rubber band conveying passage, while the other bent portion of thesensing flap 18a is positioned in the vicinity of a contact point of thejoint sensor 18. When there is a joint on the rubber band, thesensing flap 18a comes into contact with the contact point of thejoint sensor 18, so that thejoint sensor 18 detects the joint of the rubber band and timely controls the feeding device to stop working. - The first
feeding drive wheel 3 is provided with a first feeding drivenwheel 32 clung thereto due to elasticity. A first drivenwheel mounting support 33 capable of rotating is disposed on the other side of thebackup plate 1. The firstfeeding drive wheel 3 is rotatably disposed on the first drivenwheel mounting support 33. Thebackup plate 16 is provided with afirst spring 34 fitted with the first drivenwheel mounting support 33. One end of the first spring is fitted with a mounting rod on thebackup plate 16, while the other end thereof is fitted with a connecting member on the first drivenwheel mounting support 33. The first drivenwheel mounting support 33 enables in the aid of the elasticity of thefirst spring 34 the first feeding drivenwheel 32 to cling to the firstfeeding drive wheel 3. -
Fig. 4 shows an exploded assembly view of thesecond rack 2 part. Thesecond rack 2 includes a first mountingsubstrate 21 and a second mountingsubstrate 22 which are provided in parallel, and a third mountingsubstrate 23 vertically connected to the first mountingsubstrate 21 and the second mountingsubstrate 22, respectively. - A rubber band conveying passage is provided between the first mounting
substrate 21 and the second mountingsubstrate 22. A feedingcarrier 24 is fixed between the first mountingsubstrate 21 and the second mountingsubstrate 22. A drivenwheel shaft 25 is disposed above the feedingcarrier 24. The rubber band conveying passage is positioned between the feedingcarrier 24 and the drivenwheel shaft 25. - After conveyed by the first
feeding drive wheel 3, the rubber band passes between the drivenwheel shaft 25 and thefeeding carrier 24 and is then conveyed by the second feeding drive wheel 4. An adjustingblock 26 capable of adjusting the width of the rubber band conveying passage is disposed on the drivenwheel shaft 25 in order to adapt for conveying rubber bands in different width. - The second feeding drive wheel 4 is rotatably disposed between the first mounting
substrate 21 and the second mountingsubstrate 22. Thesecond motor 41 and the second feeding drive wheel 4 are positioned on two sides of the first mountingsubstrate 21, respectively. A power output shaft of thesecond motor 41 is connected with a firstsynchronous wheel 41a. Therotary drive shaft 4a of the second feeding drive wheel 4 passes through the first mountingsubstrate 21, and the outgoing end thereof is connected with a secondsynchronous wheel 41b. A firstsynchronous belt 41c is disposed between the firstsynchronous wheel 41a and the secondsynchronous wheel 41b. Thesecond motor 41 drives the second feeding drive wheel 4 to move via the firstsynchronous wheel 41a, the firstsynchronous belt 41c and the secondsynchronous wheel 41b. - A moving cutter 7 and a
stationary cutter 71 for cutting the rubber band off are disposed at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4. The moving cutter 7 cuts the rubber band at the discharge port off via acutting cylinder 72 after the second feeding drive wheel 4 completes the feeding of the rubber band. - In this embodiment, a moving
cutter mounting frame 73 is fixedly connected to one side of the third mountingsubstrate 23 close to the firstfeeding drive wheel 3. The movingcutter mounting frame 73 is provided with a movingcutter arm 74 capable of rotating. The moving cutter 7 is fixed on the movingcutter arm 74 and positioned below the second feeding drive wheel 4. - The cutting
cylinder 72 for driving the moving cutter 7 to rotate is movably mounted on the first mountingsubstrate 21, and positioned below thesecond motor 41. The drive rod of the cuttingcylinder 72 drives the movingcutter arm 74 to rotate via a connecting rod. - The second feeding drive wheel 4 is provided with a second feeding driven
wheel 42 clung thereto due to elasticity. A second drivewheel mounting support 43 capable of rotating is disposed on the outer side of the third mountingsubstrate 23, and the second feeding drivenwheel 42 is rotatably disposed on the second drivewheel mounting support 43. The third mountingsubstrate 23 is provided with asecond spring 44 fitted with the second drivewheel mounting support 43. One end of thesecond spring 44 is fitted with a mounting rod on the third mountingsubstrate 23, while the other end thereof enables due to the elasticity the second feeding drivenwheel 42 on the second drivenwheel mounting support 43 to compress the second feeding driven wheel 4. - When in work, the rubber band passes between the first
feeding drive wheel 3 and the first feeding drivenwheel 32 at first, and then passes between the second feeding drive wheel 4 and the second feeding drivenwheel 42. Astock sensor 13 is fixedly disposed below the firstfeeding drive wheel 3. The length of the rubber band conveyed by the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 may be controlled by controlling the rotating revolutions of thefirst motor 31. After the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 conveys a predetermined length of rubber band, the rubber band is suspended between the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4, and the suspended rubber band coordinates with thestock sensor 13 to enable thestock sensor 13 to detect that the rubber band is in the suspended state. - When the
third gripper 57 grips and rotates the rubber band, thesecond motor 41 controls the second feeding drive wheel 4 to feed quickly and output the rubber band for subsequent looping operation. The rubber band suspended between the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 and the second feeding drive wheel 4 is straightened gradually. The rubber band after straightened is separated from thestock sensor 13, and thestock sensor 13 controls thefirst motor 31 to make the firstfeeding drive wheel 3 convey a next segment of the rubber band after detecting that the rubber band is separated from it. - As shown in
Fig. 5 , the looping device of the rubber band machine includes athird rack 5 and a base 6 disposed on thethird rack 3. In this embodiment, thethird rack 5 is a composite member consisting of abedplate 5a and asupport frame 5b. Thethird rack 5 is positioned below thesecond rack 2, so that it is convenient for thethird gripper4 57 to grip the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4. - A
first guide rail 55 is provided on thebedplate 5a of thethird rack 5, while the base 6 is slidingly disposed on thefirst guide rail 55. A slidingcylinder 51 for driving the base 6 to slide is disposed on thethird rack 5. By controlling the base 6 to move via the slidingcylinder 51, the looped rubber band may be conveyed to a sewing position for sewing. - The
first gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 for gripping the rubber band are disposed on the base 6 at intervals, and may rotate around the first axis and the second axis, respectively. In this embodiment, a firstcylinder mounting plate 62a and a secondcylinder mounting plate 63a are fixed on the base 6 at intervals, with a firstrotating cylinder 62d and a secondrotating cylinder 63d being mounted on the firstcylinder mounting plate 62a and the secondcylinder mounting plate 63a, respectively. - The first
rotating cylinder 62d is provided with afirst drive shaft 62b connected to thefirst gripper 62 via a first connectingarm 62c. The first axis is coincided with the axis of thefirst drive shaft 62b. The secondrotating cylinder 63d is provided with asecond drive shaft 63b connected to thesecond gripper 63 via a second connecting arm 63c. The second axis is coincided with the axis of thesecond drive shaft 63b. - The first
rotating cylinder 62d may drive thefirst gripper 62 to rotate around thefirst drive shaft 62 where the first axis is located. The secondrotating cylinder 63d may drive thesecond gripper 63 to rotate around thesecond drive shaft 63b where the second axis is located. - The first
cylinder mounting plate 62a and the secondcylinder mounting plate 63a are formed with adjustable mounting grooves, respectively. The positions of the firstcylinder mounting plate 62a and the secondcylinder mounting plate 63a on the base 6 may be adjusted by the adjustable mounting grooves, thereby adjusting the distance from the first axis to the second axis. - A
bracket 61 is disposed between thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63, and fixed on the base 6 via amaterial support frame 61a. - The
material support frame 61a has an extended end which is positioned between thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63. Thebracket 61 is fixed on the end of thematerial support frame 61a. The firstrotating cylinder 62d and the secondrotating cylinder 63d may drive the correspondingfirst gripper 62 andsecond gripper 63 to rotate, respectively, to fix the gripped rubber band onto thebracket 61. - In this embodiment, the extended end of the
material support frame 61a is protruded relatively. Thebracket 61 will run into a sewing device in the process of moving the base 6 to the sewing position. Therefore, during the movement of the base 6, the movement stroke of thebracket 61 is less than that of the base 6. To make the movement stroke of thebracket 61 less than that of the base 6, asecond guide rail 64 is disposed on the base 6. Thesecond guide rail 64 is positioned between the firstcylinder mounting plate 62a and the secondcylinder mounting plate 63a. Thematerial support frame 61a is slidingly disposed on thesecond guide rail 64, and atension spring 65 is provided between thematerial support frame 61a and the base 6. In this way, thebracket 61 may stop moving when running into the sewing device, and the base 6 continues to move and convey the looped rubber band to the sewing position. - The base 6 is connected to a connecting
plate 67 via twosupport plates 66. An airpipe mounting support 68 is fixed at the upper part of the connectingplate 67. The airpipe mounting support 68 is provided with twoair blowpipes 68a connected to an air pump. The outlets of theair blowpipes 68a are positioned above thebracket 61. A mountingshaft 68b is fixed between the twoair blowpipes 68a, and fixedly provided thereon with apositioning backup plate 68c for positioning the rubber band. A carrier mounting frame 67a, fixed with acarrier 67b, is fixed on the side wall of the connectingplate 67. Thecarrier 67b is positioned above thebracket 61. When rotating to thebracket 61, thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 are rightly positioned on two sides of thecarrier 67b. - The
third rack 5 is provided with thethird gripper 57 capable of rotating around the third axis, and a thirdrotating cylinder 54 for driving thethird gripper 57 to rotate around the third axis. - Before looping the rubber band, the
first gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 are positioned on two sides of thebracket 61, and the third axis is positioned between the first axis and the second axis. The radius, by which thethird gripper 57 rotates around the third axis, is rightly fitted with the distance from thethird gripper 57 to thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63. Thus, thethird gripper 57 may pass through the unfoldedfirst gripper 62 andsecond gripper 63, respectively, while rotating around the third axis. - The third
rotating cylinder 54 may directly drive thethird gripper 57 to move rotationally, or may drive thethird gripper 57 to move rotationally via a transmission structure. - In this embodiment, the
support frame 5b of thethird rack 5 is provided with a third drive shaft 52 capable of rotating, with the axis of the third drive shaft 52 being coincided with the third axis. The third drive shaft 52 is connected to thethird gripper 57 via a third connecting arm 53. Thethird gripper 57 may rotate around the third drive shaft 52 where the third axis is located. A thirdsynchronous wheel 52a is fixed on the third drive shaft 52. A fourthsynchronous wheel 54a is fixedly provided on the drive shaft of the thirdrotating cylinder 54. The thirdsynchronous wheel 52a is linked to the fourthsynchronous wheel 54a via a secondsynchronous belt 54b. - In this embodiment, with a similar structure, the
first gripper 62, thethird gripper 63 and thethird gripper 57 each includes a fixedarm 81, a movingarm 82 and a gripping cylinder 8 for driving the movingarm 82 to coordinate with the fixed arm for gripping. The fixedarm 81 is mounted on the body of the gripping cylinder 8, while the movingarm 82 is connected to the piston rod of the gripping cylinder 8. The movingarm 82 may be controlled to coordinate with the fixedarm 81 for gripping under the drive of the gripping cylinder 8. - When in work, the
first gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 are positioned on two sides of thebracket 61, respectively, and are unfolded for gripping. Thethird gripper 57 grips an end of the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel 4, and rotates around the third axis to allow the end of the rubber band to pass through the unfoldedfirst gripper 62 andsecond gripper 63. After thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 have gripped corresponding portions of the rubber band, the cutting device cuts off the segment of rubber band gripped by thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63. At this time, two ends of this segment of rubber band have been gripped by thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63. Subsequently, thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 move rotationally to the position of thebracket 61, respectively, where the two ends of the rubber band are fixedly joined on thebracket 61, and the rubber band is spliced into a ring. The slidingcylinder 51 controls the base 6 to move to convey thefirst gripper 62, thesecond gripper 63 and thebracket 61 to the sewing position for sewing. Theair blowpipes 68a and thepositioning backup plate 68c may assist in positioning the looped rubber band, thereby conveying the rubber ring to the sewing device. - The distance from the first axis to the second axis may be adjusted by adjusting the mounting positions of the first
cylinder mounting plate 62a and the secondcylinder mounting plate 63a. During looping a rubber band, the connecting parts are overlapped or spliced as required. When the distance from the first axis to the second axis shortens, two ends of the rubber band are overlapped after thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 rotate and fold the rubber band. When the distance from the first axis to the second axis increases, two ends of the rubber band are spliced after thefirst gripper 62 and thesecond gripper 63 rotate and fold the rubber band. - The preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described above. Various changes or variations made by an ordinary person of skill in the art shall not depart from the scope of the present invention.
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- A rubber band machine, comprising a feeding device, a cutting device and a looping device, characterized in that the feeding device comprises a first rack (1) and a second rack (2) arranged at intervals, the first rack (1) being provided with a first feeding drive wheel (3) driven by a first motor (31), the second rack (2) being provided with a second feeding drive wheel (4) driven by a second motor (41); the looping device comprises a first gripper (62) capable of rotating around a first axis, a second gripper (63) capable of rotating around a second axis, a bracket (61) disposed between the first gripper (62) and the second gripper (63), and a third gripper (57) capable of rotating around a third axis; the first feeding drive wheel (3) being capable of rotating and inputting-a predetermined length of rubber band between the first feeding drive wheel (3) and the second feeding drive wheel (4), the third gripper (57) being capable of gripping one end of the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel (4) and rotating around the third axis under the auxiliary feeding of the second feeding drive wheel (4) to allow a predetermined length of the rubber band to pass through the first gripper (62) and the second gripper (63), and the cutting device being capable of cutting then the rubber band at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel (4), the first gripper (62) and the second gripper (63) being capable of rotating around the first axis and the second axis, respectively, after gripping two ends of the cut rubber band, to fix the two ends of the rubber band onto the bracket (61).
- The rubber band machine according to claim 1, characterized in that the rubber band input by the first feeding drive wheel (3) is suspended between the first feeding drive wheel (3) and the second feeding drive wheel (4); a stock sensor (13) for detecting the suspension state of the rubber band is disposed below the first feeding drive wheel (3); the second feeding drive wheel (4) is capable of conveying the suspended rubber band when the third gripper (57) moves rotationally; and, the first motor (31) is capable of controlling the first feeding drive wheel (3) to convey a next predetermined length of the rubber band after the stock sensor (13) detects that the rubber band in the suspended state is straightened.
- The rubber band machine according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the first rack (1) is provided with a first feeding driven wheel (32) fitted with the first feeding drive wheel (3); the second rack (2) is provided with a second feeding driven wheel (42) fitted with the second feeding drive wheel (4); a rubber band conveying passage is disposed above the first feeding drive wheel (3), and a heating plate (11) for ironing the rubber band and a heating cylinder (12) for controlling the heating plate (11) to get close to or move away from the rubber band conveying passage are provided on one side of the rubber band conveying passage.
- The rubber band machine according to any of the claims 1 to 3, characterized in that a joint sensor (18) for detecting the thickness of the rubber band is provided on one side of the rubber band conveying passage, and the joint sensor (18) controls the first motor (31) to stop working when detecting that the thickness of the rubber band becomes larger.
- The rubber band machine according to any of the claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the cutting device comprises a moving cutter (7) and a stationary cutter (71) disposed at the discharge port of the second feeding drive wheel (4), the moving cutter (7) being connected to the drive rod of a cutting cylinder (72).
- The rubber band machine according to any of the claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the looping device comprises a third rack (5) on which a slidable base (6) is disposed, the base (6) being connected to the drive rod of a sliding cylinder (51); and, the first gripper (62), the second gripper (63) and the bracket (61) are all disposed on the base (6).
- The rubber band machine according to claim 6, characterized in that the base (6) is provided with a first rotating cylinder (62d) for driving the first gripper (62) to rotate around the first axis and a second rotating cylinder (63d) for driving the second gripper (63) to rotate around the second axis at intervals, and the distance from the first axis to the second axis is adjustable.
- The rubber band machine according to claim 6 or 7, characterized in that the third rack (5) is provided with a third drive shaft (52) capable of rotating, and one end of the third drive shaft (52) is connected to the third gripper (57) via a third connecting arm (53) while the other end thereof is linked to a third rotating cylinder (54) on the third rack (5).
- The rubber band machine according to any of the claims 6 to 8, characterized in that a second guide rail (64), on which the bracket (61) is slidingly disposed, is disposed on the base (6), and a tension spring (65) is disposed between the bracket (61) and the base (6).
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