FR2564800A1 - WIRE BALLS LABEL STORE - Google Patents

Abstract

THE INVENTION RELATES TO A MAGAZINE FOR LABELS OF BALLS OF YARN INCLUDING ADJUSTABLE GUIDE RODS 21 TO 26 IN LATERAL CONTACT WITH THE EDGES OF THE LABELS AND AT LEAST ONE TRANSPORT DEVICE 7 FOR ADVANCING A PACK OF LABELS 31 ALONG THE RODS GUIDANCE. THE GUIDE RODS 21 TO 26 ARE ARRANGED PERPENDICULARLY TO THE LABELS 32 AT RECIPROCAL DISTANCES ADJUSTABLE ALONG THE CONTOUR OF THE LABELS. THE TRANSPORT DEVICE 7 PUSHES THE LAST TAS31 LABEL INTO AN AREA PLACED BETWEEN THE GUIDE RODS AND THE MOVEMENT PARALLEL TO THE RODS. THE GUIDE RODS 23, 24 PLACED IN THE MEDIAN PLANE HAVE STOPS 36 FOR SUPPORTING THE FIRST TAS LABEL, WHILE THE OTHER GUIDANCE RODS EXTEND TO THEIR FREE END BEYOND THE STOPS.

Description

The invention relates to a store for labeling

  your balls of yarn having guide members

  adjustable, in lateral contact with the edges of the

  bowls, and at least a transport device for advancing a bunch of labels along the

guide members.

  Known stores of this kind are intended for labels in the form of ribbon passed like bands around a ball of thread and generally having

  the shape of an elongated rectangle. Envelope stores

  all around the ribbons of bands with sheets of

  adjustable guides that guide the longitudinal edges -

  and transverse bands. Flat balls in the shape of lenses do not allow the use of labels

  in the form of bands. In this case, we use labels-

  arrowheads planted in one of the two holes in the

  ball with an arrow-shaped extension.

  These labels have the most di-

  can no longer be placed in magazines

usual label sins.

  The invention aims to provide a store

  for yarn ball labels, especially for labels

  arrow bowls, which can be adjusted very easily

  simple according to each form of label and assu-

  re efficient transport and collection of labels.

  According to the invention, for this purpose the guide members of the magazine have the form of guide rods

  mounted perpendicular to the labels, at

  adjustable reciprocal tances, along the contour of the label, the transport device acts on the pile of labels in an area placed between the guide rods and parallel to these, a part of the guide rods have at their end free of stops for the first label to be taken from the pile and the other guide rods are extended at their

  free end beyond the stops.

  The following description of a preferred form

  , shown in the accompanying drawings and given by way of non-limiting example, will do better

  understand the features and benefits of

  vention. In the drawings: fig. 1 shows a label magazine seen from the supply side, FIG. 2 is a view in longitudinal section of the magazine, along line 2-2 in FIG. 1,

  fig. 3 is a section through the magazine along the line

  gene 3-3 of fig. 1 and 2, fig. 4 is a view similar to that of FIG. 1, with a template placed in the magazine, and, fig. 5 is a view in longitudinal section of the

  store-along line 5-5 of fig. 4.

  The arrow label store shown

  in the drawing includes a support 1 in the shape of a U

  bearing branches of U 2, 3 vertical directed towards

  the bottom and a U 4 spacer connecting these branches.

  The spacer 4 makes it possible to mount the support 1 in the shape of a U open downwards on the fixed frame 5 of a machine, in particular of a machine for winding balls

  of thread making flat balls to label.

  A rectangular frame 6 of a device for

  transport for the labels to be stored in the magazine

  sin is fixed horizontally on the branches

  2, 3 directed vertically downwards from the support 1.

  Inside the frame, passes a transport rail 8 also horizontal on which is mounted, using a sliding sleeve 9, a transport lever 11 which protrudes downward. The bush 9 and therefore the transport lever -11 are placed under the constraint of a coil spring 12 surrounding the transport rail 8 and moving the transport lever, in FIG. 2, from right to left. The sleeve 9 is, moreover, rotatable on the rail 8, so that the transport lever can be tilted laterally upwards from its

  working position facing downwards, like the

  be the dotted lines in fig. 1. To be able to-

  manually rotate this, the sleeve 9 is connected

  to a handle 13 in the shape of a stirrup.

  These two branches 2, 3 of the support 1 protrude from the adjustable arms 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 spaces from one another and directed inwards which carry at their free ends guide rods 21, 22,

  23, 24, 25 and 26. The guide rods 21 to 26 are ho-

  horizontals, as shown in fig. 2. The arms 14 to 19 have oblong holes 27 cross-pieces through and through by screws 28. The screws 28 are screwed into corresponding threads of the branches 2, 3 of the support 1 and allow lateral adjustment of the guide rods 21 to 26 parallel to the axes of the oblong holes 27 as well as a rotation around the axes of the screws 28 which

  are parallel to the axes of the guide rods.

  In the embodiment shown,

  only the guide rods 21, 22 and 25, 26 are found

  in the upper plane and the lower plane are

  sliding as well as pivoting on the support 1.

  The guide rods 23, 24 located in the median plane are only sliding, because the arms 16,

  17 supporting them are guided in a groove 29 made

  acting as a slide on the branches 2, 3. The groove is perpendicular to the axis of the branches 2, 3, so that the guide rods 23, 24 can only be adjusted laterally to a determined level

using the oblong holes 27.

  The horizontal guide rods 25, 26 which are held cantilevered inside the U-shaped support 1 below the trance rail

  port 8, carry and guide a pile 31 (fig. 2) of

  arrow bowls 32 whose shape is indicated on

  fig. 1. The labels 32 include a body of

  flat labels 33 with an extension on one side

  ment 34 in the form of arrow with point 35. The adjustment of

  guide rods is such that they are placed side by side

  particularly at the edges of the various labels, the guide rods 25, 26 being in the intermediate zone between the body of the label 33 and the

  extension 34 carrying and supporting the pile of labels

  tes 31 while the guide rods 21, 22 and 23, 24

  in contact with the pile of labels at the top and side-

  rather, they exercise a centering function. The adjustment mode above of the guide rods 21 to 26, to

  using the oblong holes 27 and the screws 28, allows a-

  easily adapt these rods to all contours of

labels.

  After the lateral pivoting of the transfer lever

  port 11 to the position shown in dots-

  strips in fig. 1, the pile of labels 31 can be moved

  born between the guide rods 21 to 26 from the side

  magazine supply located on the right in fig. 2.

  As shown in fig. 2, the end of the mistletoe stems

  dage facing the feed side is pointed, which facilitates the introduction of the pile of labels 31 between

  the stems. On the pick side of the store which is the op-

  installed on the supply side (on the left in fig. 2), the free ends of the guide rods 23, 24 placed

  in the median plane are provided with stops-36 in con-

  tact with the first tag 32 to take from the pile 31.

  The stops 36 have the form of an annular collar.

  A plate 37 (fig. 1 and 2) fixed to the free end of the transport lever 11 attacks the last label of the pile of labels in an area placed between the guide rods and parallel to the latter. In this way,

  - the whole pile is pressed against the stops 36 under the ef-

  fet of the spring 12. When labels are removed from the removal side, the spring 12 serving as a means of

  transport slowly pushes the pile forward.

  The removal of the first label from the side

  tee removal from the store can be done using a suction head (well known and not shown for this

  pattern) which, opposite plate 37, captures the first

  label in the area between the rods

  guide 21 to 26 and removes it by suction for the weak

  re pass over the stops 36. After this operation

  tion, the pile 31 is again pressed against the stops 36 by means of the next label now released, until this label is also

  taken by the suction head during its following stroke

boasts.

  The guide rods 21, 22 and 25, 26 are

  in the upper and lower planes are extended

  gées, at their free ends, beyond the stops placed on the guide rods 23, 24. This ensures that the first labels on the pick side of the '-as are well guided, even if they were to bend in direction of the sampling side,

  under pressure from the transport equipment 7.

  The adjustment of the guide rods 21 to 26, depending on the contour of the labels, is done using

  of a template 38 corresponding to this contour and representing

  tee on fig. 4 and 5. The template 38 is first centered in the median plane of the U-shaped support 1

  using arms 39 which extend laterally from it.

  The template 38 has projections 41 between which

  we can introduce the guide rods 23, 24 placed in the median plane. The arms 39 can be removed when the guide rods 23, 24 are in place. The template 38 is then carried in its centered position by the guide rods 23, 24 which are fixed in this position. We then proceed to adjust the guide rods 21, 22 and 25, 26 located in the upper plane and in the lower plane, using the oblong holes 27 and the screws 28, so that the guide rods are in contact with the outside outline of the template. After fixing the arms 14, 15 and 18, 19 supporting the rods 21, 22 and 25, 26, the template is removed from the supply side of the magazine 10 (on the

  right of fig. 5) and the pile of labels is then

  introduces you between the guide rods 21 to 25.

  As shown, the guide rods 21 to

  26 are placed symmetrically with respect to one another

  port to the others, so that the guide lever 11 can act in the center for advancing the pile. In the embodiment shown, the magazine is arranged so that the direction of transport of the pile of labels is horizontal. Arrangements with different directions of transport, in particular with vertical transport, are also possible. The form of

  the section of the guide rods 21 to 26 is preferably

  circular, although other shapes can also be used. The shape of the U-shaped section of the support 1 open downwards facilitates the introduction of the pile of labels from the feed side. The

  driving force required to advance the pile of

  labels comes from, in the embodiment example

  presented and described, from the coil spring 12. Others

  force accumulators can also be used as a

  this drive, for example, a weight attached to cables, the cables guided on rollers being engaged with the transport lever 11. An advance of the pile of labels synchronized with the removal of the labels is also possible. A training of

  this kind can act for example on the lever of trans-

  Harbor. One can also imagine transport devices sideways on the pile of labels, for example small conveyor belts or threaded pins. In the latter case, the guide rods 23 and 24 placed in the median plane may have, for example, the form of threaded rods and be

driven by a motor.

Claims (10)

  1. Magazine for labels of yarn balls with adjustable guide members, in lateral contact with the edges of the labels, and   at least one transport device for advancing   cer a bunch composed of labels along the organs   guide, characterized in that the guide members   dage have the form of guide rods (21 to 26) per-   pendulars to the labels (32) which are placed at   adjustable reciprocal distances along the con-   turn of the label, in that the transfer device   port (7) acts on the pile of labels (31) in a   area between the guide rods and parallel-   lie to them, and that part of the stems   guides have at their free end bu-   tees (36) for the first label to take   pile, while the other guide rods are pro-   lined at their free end beyond the stops.   2. Store according to claim 1, charac-   in that the guide rods (21 to 26) are symmetrically placed.   3. Store according to one of the claims   1 and 2, characterized in that at least some of the   guide rods (21 to 26) are mounted on a support   fixed port (1), rotatable relative to an axis   parallel to the axis of the rod and movable by sliding   perpendicular to this axis.   4. Store according to claim 3, charac-   in that the guide rods (21 to 26) are   arranged in three planes and in the median plane, el-   are mounted so that they cannot rotate,   but nevertheless to slide on the support (1).   5. Store according to claim 4, charac-   terized in that the transport device (7) is also fixed on the support (1) and acts centrally on the pile of labels (31) between the rods   guide (23, 24) placed in the median plane.   6. Store according to one of claims 1   to 5, characterized in that the support 1 is U-shaped.   7. Store according to claim 6, charac-   terized in that the U-shaped support (1) is   fixedly held in such a way that the   height of the U (4) is horizontal and the free ends of the two branches of the U (2, 3) are vertical,   and in that the guide rods (21, 26) are horizontal   zontal and perpendicular to the spacer of the U.   8. Store according to one of claims   previous, characterized in that the guide rods   ge (21 to 26) are fixed on arms (14 to 19) which are rotatably mounted and slide on the support (1)   by means of oblong holes (27) and screws (28).   9. Store according to one of the claims   previous, characterized in that the transport device (7) comprises a transport lever (11)   one end of which is mounted in a pi-   voting and sliding under the action of a spring on a transport rail (8) fixed on the support (1) outside the pile of labels (31) while its other end which is free (plate 37) is contact with the pile of labels.   10. Store according to one of the claims   previous, characterized in that an exchangeable template (38) which can be centered in the support   (1) is used to adjust the guide rods (21 to 26).