JP2005262335A - Slitter device, corrugated board sheet cutting method by slitter device and box manufacturing machine having slitter device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a slitter device capable of surely discharging slit chips generated by cutting to a specific place by separating from a travel passage of a sheet, in the slitter device for cutting and moving an edge part of the sheet of a box manufacturing machine for manufacturing a corrugated board box. <P>SOLUTION: A slit chip guide 61 is arranged by vertically straddling a travel surface BL of the sheet adjacently to a pair of upper-lower ring-shaped slitter knives 33 for cutting the edge part of the corrugated board sheet. Air jetting means 69 is arranged for blowing air in the direction for introducing the slit chips 35 cut by the slitter knives 33 into the slip chip guide 61 from above the travel surface BL of the sheet. The edge part of the corrugated board sheet 5 successively traveling is cut by the slitter knives 33, and since the slit chips 35 generated thereby travel while its tip is pressed downward by the air jetted from the air jetting means 69, the slit chips are surely captured by the slit chip guide 61, and are introduced to a lower specific place. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a box making machine for manufacturing a cardboard box, and more particularly to a slitter device that cuts and removes an edge portion of a cardboard sheet and a cardboard sheet cutting method using the slitter device.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a schematic machine layout of a box making machine (called a flexo folder gluer) for manufacturing a general cardboard box. The cardboard sheets 5 stacked on the table 3 of the paper feeding unit 1 are separated one by one from the lowest level by a paper feeding device 7 such as a kicker, and sent to the next process. The corrugated cardboard sheet 5 sent out from the paper feeding unit 1 is normally folded by a folding unit 15 through a printing unit 9, a slotter crease unit 11, and a die cut unit 13 to form a cardboard box 17. The illustration of the folding unit 15 and thereafter is omitted.

FIG. 5 shows a state of processing the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 in each unit corresponding to FIG.
(A) The corrugated cardboard sheets 5 before processing stacked in the paper feeding unit 1 are shown. A one-dot chain line SC in a direction perpendicular to the traveling direction shown in the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 is a ruled line processed by a corrugating machine, which is a pre-process of the box making machine.
(B) Corrugated cardboard sheet 5 printed with circles and triangles (P) as an example by printing unit 9 is shown.
(C) Processing in the slotter creaser section 11 is shown. Here, the sheet shape is shown in an enlarged manner than others.

Referring to FIG. 4, the slotter creaser section 11 has a pair of upper and lower ruled line shafts 21 to which a ruled line head 23 is attached. By passing the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 through the nip portion of the upper and lower ruled line heads 23, the corrugated sheet 5 is subjected to a ruled process. The ruled line processed here is indicated by a broken line CL.
A feed roll shaft 25 is provided on the downstream side of the ruled line shaft 21, and a feed color roll 27 is attached thereto. The feeding color roll may be used simply as an intermediate roll for delivering a corrugated cardboard sheet, or may be used for the second ruled line processing as an aid to the above-described ruled line processing.

  Next, a pair of upper and lower slotter shafts 29 is provided. A slotter head for machining the groove SL, a seam allowance head for machining the glue allowance GF, and a slitter head for cutting an edge opposite to the glue allowance GF are attached to the slotter shaft 29. FIG. 4 shows only the slitter head 31. FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 4 and shows only the slitter head 31.

A slitter head 31 is attached to the pair of upper and lower slotter shafts 29, and a ring-shaped slitter knife 33 is fixed to the slitter head 31. The pair of slitter knives 33 rotate in contact with each other and cut the edge of the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 with a shear. In FIG. 4, this cutting line is shown as ST, and slit waste generated by cutting is shown as 35.
A plurality of pairs of slitter knives 33 may be arranged for preliminary cutting and finishing cutting in the sheet traveling direction. This makes it possible to efficiently perform a cardboard sheet switching job with different widths, thereby improving productivity.
In FIG. 5, hatched portions indicate portions that are cut and removed by the slotter creaser portion 11.
(D) FIG. 5 shows that a round air hole H is formed by processing at the die-cut portion 13.
(E) The folding part 15 is shown in the middle of folding.
(F) A state in which the cardboard box 17 is completely folded at the folding unit 15 is shown.

  Thus, the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 is processed through several steps. Among them, the slotter creaser section 11 performs several cutting processes as described above. The scraps cut by the slotter cleaner 11 must be discharged outside the machine so as not to interfere with the operation of the machine.

  However, the slit scrap 35 generated by cutting with the slitter knife 33 has the same length as the length of the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 in the traveling direction as shown in the figure, and therefore becomes considerably long. On the other hand, although the waste is generated even in the processing of the groove SL and the pasting allowance GF, it is easily dropped from between the feed rolls 19 arranged on the running surface of the corrugated cardboard sheet as compared with the slit waste 35. However, since the slit waste 35 is long, it does not fall between the feed rolls 19 and stays on the running surface to obstruct the passage of the succeeding sheet, or it is lifted up by the succeeding sheet and carried to the subsequent process and mixed into the product. There is a risk that the quality of the corrugated cardboard box may be deteriorated, for example, when the surface of the product is partially crushed or the slit scraps are mixed into the pasted portion, the quality of the pasting is lowered.

  As a means for coping with the above problem, a slitter device capable of guiding the slit scraps downward by providing a flat guide plate for guiding the slit scraps 35 downward downstream of the meshing position of the pair of upper and lower slitter knives 33. Is disclosed.

JP 2001-30192 A

However, the flat guide plate cannot reliably catch the slit waste 35 depending on the width, size, and shape of the slit waste 35. It stays on the running surface without falling in between, obstructs the passage of the subsequent sheet, disturbs it, jumps up to the subsequent sheet and is carried to the subsequent process, and it is mixed into the product and partially collapsed on the product surface There is a possibility that the quality of the corrugated cardboard box may be deteriorated, for example, when the swarf is generated or the slit scraps are mixed into the glued portion. In particular, it is difficult to guide the slit waste 35 that is extremely narrow in width and curled, or even finer in paper dust, with the above-described flat guide plate.
Further, even if the slit waste 35 can be guided downward by the flat guide, the slit waste 35 diffuses in the width direction of the machine and cannot be easily recovered.

  The present invention was devised in view of such problems, and is based on a slitter device and a slitter device provided with a processing device that can reliably and easily process any slit waste 35 that is cut by a pair of slitter knives 33. It is an object of the present invention to provide a box making machine having a cardboard sheet cutting method and a slitter device, a method of using the slitter device, and a box making machine having the slitter device.

  In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, a slitter device that cuts and removes the edge of a cardboard sheet by a pair of ring-shaped slitter knives provided on both sides of the running surface of the cardboard sheet is cut by the slitter knife. A slit waste guide disposed downstream of or covering the slit waste to guide the slit waste in a direction to leave the corrugated cardboard sheet, and air to the slit waste in a direction to guide the slit waste to the slit waste guide. Air blowing means for spraying is provided.

  In the present invention, the slit dust guide has a front guide member, and the front guide member has a width that is at least wider than the width of the slit dust generated by the slitter knife, and the slit waste is caused to travel on the corrugated cardboard sheet. In order to guide the surface downward, one end thereof protrudes above the traveling surface and is arranged so as to intersect the traveling surface in a side view.

  In the present invention, the slit dust guide has a front guide member and a side guide member, and the front guide member has a width at least wider than the width of the slit dust generated by the slitter knife. In order to guide the corrugated cardboard sheet to the lower side of the traveling surface, one end of the corrugated sheet protrudes above the traveling surface and is arranged so as to intersect the traveling surface in a side view, and the side guide member is disposed on a side edge of the front guide member. Is done.

  Furthermore, in the present invention, the front guide member has a flat surface, a continuous surface of a plurality of flat surfaces, or a curved surface.

  Further, in the present invention, the slit dust guide has an upper surface guide member, and the upper surface guide member has a width that is at least wider than the width of the slit dust generated by the slitter knife, and is located upstream of the front guide member. It arrange | positions facing the said running surface.

  Further, in the present invention, the slit waste guide is constituted by a front guide plate that forms the front guide member, a side guide plate that forms the side guide member, and an upper surface guide plate that forms the upper surface guide member, The front guide plate, the side guide plate, and the upper surface guide plate are disposed in contact with each other.

  In the present invention, the air outlet of the air ejecting means is disposed above the engagement point of the slitter knife on the opposite side to the side where the slit dust is generated with a slitter knife interposed therebetween, and is generated by being cut by the slitter knife. It is directed to slit waste.

  According to the present invention, in the slitter device that cuts and removes the edge portion of the cardboard sheet by a pair of ring-shaped slitter knives provided on both surfaces of the running surface of the cardboard sheet, a suction duct is provided on the downstream end face of the slit dust guide. Connect the dust collector.

  Moreover, in this invention, it is set as the box making machine characterized by having the slitter apparatus as described in any one.

  In the present invention, the first step of cutting the edge of the corrugated cardboard sheet, the second step of blowing air toward the slit waste generated by cutting and guiding the slit waste to the slit waste guide, A cardboard sheet cutting method using a slitter device is employed, which includes a third step of guiding the slit dust in a direction of separating from the cardboard sheet by a slit dust guide.

  By having the above-mentioned means, the air is blown out from the air blowing means toward the slit waste generated by the slitter knife, so that the slit waste is restrained in the direction in which the tip is pressed and guided to the slit waste guide. It proceeds while being introduced into the slit waste guide and guided in a direction to leave the corrugated cardboard sheet. In particular, slit scraps that are extremely narrow and curled are not lifted from the running surface and do not move straight, and slit scraps that are further finely ground into paper powder may diffuse. The air ejected from the air ejecting means can be surely blown into the slit dust guide.

  In addition, the slit dust guide has a front guide member that is at least wider than the slit dust width generated by cutting with a slitter knife, so it can handle slit scraps of any width, and the front guide member travels at one end. Since it is arranged so as to protrude above the surface and intersect the traveling surface in a side view, the slit scraps traveling on the traveling surface are caught by the projecting portion and turned downward along the front guide member. Can lead.

  In addition, since the slit dust guide has a front guide member and a side guide member, the front guide member has the same effect as described above, and the side guide member is caused by detachment of the slit dust from the front guide member in the width direction. Diffusion can be prevented.

Furthermore, since the front guide member is a flat surface, it is possible to smoothly guide the slit scraps downward along the front guide member.
In addition, since the front guide member is a continuation of a plurality of planes, if the angle formed by the front guide member and the slit dust at the entrance of the slit dust guide is reduced, the slit dust colliding with the front guide member can be smoothly turned and lowered. After that, by arranging the front guide member so as to gradually become an acute angle with respect to the vertical direction in a side view, even if the slit waste is stalled, the slitter is not greatly separated from the front guide member. It will be led to a certain point in the immediate vicinity of the knife. In addition, since the waste disposal means including the slit waste guide is reduced in size, a wide space can be secured in the lower part of the machine, and the space can be used flexibly, for example, to realize a sufficient maintenance work environment.

  In addition, since the front guide member is a curved surface, the slit scraps are more smoothly lowered along the curved surface without receiving an impact such as that received when passing through a knuckle portion formed at a joint portion between the flat surface and the flat surface. And is led to a certain location in the immediate vicinity of the slitter knife.

  Further, the slit dust guide has an upper surface guide member, and the upper surface guide member has a width at least wider than the width of the slit dust generated by cutting the slitter knife, and faces the running surface upstream of the front guide member. Therefore, slit scraps of any width can be reliably guided to the subsequent front guide member while preventing the slit scrap guides from being lifted off.

  Further, the slit dust guide is constituted by a front guide plate that forms the front guide member, a side guide plate that forms the side guide member, and an upper surface guide plate that forms the upper surface guide member. Is reliably guided downward along the guide member without penetrating the guide member, and the front guide plate, the side guide plate and the upper surface guide plate are arranged in contact with each other, Narrow slit scraps, extremely narrow and curled slit scraps, and even finer paper dust slit scraps are not missed.

  Further, the outlet of the air jetting means is disposed above the engagement point of the slitter knife on the side opposite to the side where the slit scrap is generated with the slitter knife interposed therebetween, and is directed to the slit scrap generated by the slitter knife. Therefore, the air blown from the air blowing means can direct the slit dust to the slit dust guide, and the air jetted at the same time forms a guide member, and the slit dust opens the slit dust guide. It is possible to regulate the separation from the side (the slitter knife side) and the mixing into the product corrugated cardboard sheet side.

  In addition, slit scraps that are extremely narrow and curled or finely crushed into paper may be stalled and may not fall along the front guide member even if they are once guided to the slit scrap guide. By connecting a dust collector to the lower end via a suction duct and forcibly sucking it, such slit waste 35 can be reliably guided to a certain place and can be easily removed.

  Moreover, since it is a box making machine having the slitter device described above, it is possible to easily remove the slit waste to a certain location below the machine, and therefore the slit waste obstructs the progress of the subsequent sheet, It will not be mixed into the product, and it will be possible to improve productivity and manufacture high quality cardboard.

Also, a first step of cutting the edge of the corrugated cardboard sheet, a second step of blowing air toward the slit waste generated by cutting and guiding the slit waste guide to the slit waste guide, and the slit waste guide By having the third step leading to the direction of separating from the corrugated cardboard sheet, the slit waste is reliably separated from the corrugated cardboard sheet that is the product and can be easily removed. This prevents the sheet from getting in the way and does not get mixed in with the product, improving productivity and producing high-quality cardboard.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

1 and 2 are diagrams for explaining a schematic configuration of a slitter device as a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a side view of the slitter device in the vicinity of the slitter head, and FIG. X view is shown. In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, since the basic components as a slotter creaser part, such as a slitter head and a slitter knife, are the same as those in the conventional example, the same reference numerals as those in the conventional example are used.

FIG. 1 shows a state where the guide shaft 43 extends over the frames 41 erected on both sides of the slotter creaser section 11. A movable table 45 is fitted to the guide shaft 43 so as to be slidable in the axial direction. A screw shaft 47 extends between the frames 41. The screw shaft 47 is rotationally driven by an appropriate driving device (not shown). The screw shaft 47 is screwed with the moving table 45. Therefore, when the screw shaft 47 is rotated, the moving table 45 slides on the guide shaft 43 in the width direction of the machine.

A yoke 49 is attached to the movable table 45. The yoke 49 includes a ruled line head yoke 49a, a feed collar yoke 49b, and a slitter head yoke 49c. The yoke 49 fits into the grooves of the ruled line head 23, the feed roll collar 27, and the slitter head 31, respectively. It is designed to move in the width direction. A slitter knife 33 is attached to the slitter head 31.

A slit scrap guide 61 is provided adjacent to the slit scraper 35 on the side where the slit scrap 35 is generated and straddles the running surface BL of the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 up and down so as to cover or cover the slit scrap 35. The slit waste guide 61 has an attachment portion 62, and this attachment portion 62 is fixed to the movable table 45. Therefore, the slit waste guide 61 moves in the machine width direction together with the slitter head 31.

The slit dust guide 61 includes an upper surface guide plate 66, a front guide plate 67, and a side guide plate 68 that form an upper surface guide member 63, a front side guide member 64, and a side surface guide member 65, respectively.
The upper surface guide plate 66 is disposed at a position at least δ higher than the traveling surface BL so as to face the traveling surface BL.

  The front guide plate 67 is located behind the upper surface guide plate 66, and one end of the front guide plate 67 projects onto the running surface BL and is connected to the upper surface guide plate 66 by welding or the like so as to form an obtuse angle θ. The front guide plate 67 extends obliquely downward with respect to the seat traveling direction so as to intersect the traveling surface BL in a side view. The upper surface guide plate 66 is bent toward a side further away from the traveling surface BL by a knuckle line provided in the middle. In FIG. 1, the number of knuckle wires provided on the front guide plate 67 is one, but a plurality of knuckle wires may be provided.

The upper surface guide plate 66 and the front surface guide plate 67 have a width that is at least wider than the width of the slit waste 35 generated by the pair of upper and lower slitter knives 33.
Ends of the upper surface guide plate 66 and the front surface guide plate 67 facing the slitter knife 33 are arranged close to the slitter knife 33.

A side surface guide plate 68 is attached to an end of the upper surface guide plate 66 and the front surface guide plate 67 opposite to the side facing the slitter knife 33. The side surface guide plate 68 is disposed so as to be substantially orthogonal to the upper surface guide plate 66 and the front surface guide plate 67, and is fixed to the upper surface guide plate 66 and the front side guide plate 67 by welding or the like.

Since it is configured as described above, the slit waste 35 generated by cutting with the slitter knife proceeds while being lifted by the upper surface guide plate 66 while being controlled by the upper surface guide plate 66 regardless of the width, size, and shape. Since it is caught and turned downward, it is guided downward along the front guide plate 67 while being prevented from spreading in the width direction by the side guide plate 68, and is dropped to a certain location in the immediate vicinity of the slitter knife. Can be recovered.

Further, an air nozzle 70 is provided as an air ejection means 69 on the side opposite to the slit waste guide 61 (the product side of the corrugated cardboard sheet 5) across the slitter knife 33. The air nozzle 70 is attached to the moving table 45 and moves in the axial direction together with the slitter head 31. Air is supplied to the air nozzle 70 from an air source (not shown) through a pipe 71.

The tip of the air nozzle 70 is slightly above the meshing point of the upper and lower slitter knives 33, and air is blown obliquely downward and toward the slit scrap 35 generated by the slitter knife 33.

Since it is configured as described above, the slit waste 35 travels while its tip is pressed downward by the ejected air, and at the same time, the ejected air forms a guide surface, and the slit waste 35 is slit slit waste. Since the release from the open side of the guide 61 (that is, the slitter knife 33 side) and the mixing into the product side of the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 are restricted, the slit waste 35 does not remain on the running surface BL, and more reliably the slit waste guide 61. Will be introduced. Further, the slit waste 35 that is extremely narrow and curled or the slit waste 35 that is further finely formed into paper dust can be reliably blown into the waste guide 61 by the blown air.

Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. In the present embodiment, as in the first embodiment, the slit waste generated by cutting the edge of the cardboard sheet by the slitter knife is reliably separated from the running surface and guided downward, and the slit waste is easily removed. In order to be able to do so, there is provided a slit waste guide for guiding the slit waste downward and an air ejection means for directing the slit waste to the slit dust guide.

FIG. 3 shows a slit dust guide 61 according to the second embodiment.
The slit waste guide 61 is provided adjacent to the side where the slit waste 35 of the slitter knife 33 is generated and straddles the running surface BL of the corrugated cardboard sheet 5 so as to cover or cover the downstream side of the slit waste 35. The slit waste guide 61 has an attachment portion 62, and this attachment portion 62 is fixed to the movable table 45. Therefore, the slit waste guide 61 moves in the machine width direction together with the slitter head 31.

The slit dust guide 61 is composed of a front guide front guide plate 67 and a side guide plate 68 that form an arc in a side view. The front guide plate 67 has the functions of the upper surface guide member 63 and the front surface guide member 64, and the side surface guide plate 68 forms the side surface guide member 65.
The front guide plate 67 protrudes to a position at least δ higher than the traveling surface BL, and is arranged so that the tangent at the upper end thereof is substantially parallel to the traveling surface BL.

  The front guide plate 67 extends obliquely downward with respect to the seat traveling direction so as to intersect the traveling surface BL while drawing an arc in a side view. Here, the front guide plate 67 is bent toward the side gradually separating from the traveling surface BL as it goes downward.

The front guide plate 67 has a width that is at least wider than the width of the slit waste 35 that is generated by being cut by the pair of upper and lower slitter knives 33.
The edge of the front guide plate 67 on the slitter knife 33 side is disposed close to the slitter knife 33.

A side guide plate 68 is attached to the opposite end of the front guide plate 67 that is not close to the slitter knife 33. The side guide plate 68 is disposed so as to be substantially orthogonal to the front guide plate 67 and is fixed to the front guide plate 67 by welding or the like.

Since it is configured as described above, the front guide plate 67 has the effects of both the upper surface guide member 63 and the front surface guide member 64. Therefore, the slit waste 35 generated by cutting with the slitter knife 33 is wide, narrow, Regardless of the shape, the floating proceeds while being regulated by the front guide plate 67, is gradually turned downward by the arc surface, and the side guide plate 68 is prevented from diffusing due to separation in the width direction. It is guided downward along the guide plate 67. For example, the slit waste 35 is not subjected to resistance that is received when passing through the knuckle line when a flat plate having a knuckle line is adopted as the front guide plate 67. Therefore, the slit waste 35 is congested in the slit waste guide 61 due to deceleration. Therefore, the slit scrap 35 can be easily recovered because it is smoothly guided downward and dropped to a certain location in the very vicinity of the slitter knife 33. Furthermore, the impact force that the front guide plate 67 receives from the slit waste 35 can be reduced, and the strength reliability of the slit waste guide 61 can be improved.

Further, an air nozzle 70 is provided as an air ejection means 69 on the side opposite to the slit waste guide 61 (the product side of the corrugated cardboard sheet 5) across the slitter knife 33. The air nozzle 70 is attached to the moving table 45 and moves in the axial direction together with the slitter head 31. Air is supplied to the air nozzle 70 from an air source (not shown) through a pipe 71.

The tip of the air nozzle 70 is slightly above the meshing point of the upper and lower slitter knives 33, and air is blown obliquely downward and toward the slit scrap 35 generated by the slitter knife 33.

Since the air ejection means 69 is configured as described above, it has the same effect as that of the first embodiment described above.

Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. The present embodiment proposes measures for improving the aggregation efficiency and working environment of the slit waste 35 separated from the running surface BL in the slitter devices of the first and second embodiments.
In the third embodiment, a dust collector (not shown) is connected via a suction duct (not shown) to the lower end of the slit dust guide 61 which is a part of the configuration shown in the first and second embodiments.

  With such a configuration, the slit waste 35 generated by being cut by the slitter knife 33 is pressed downward by the air ejected from the air nozzle 70 from above, and at the same time is pulled in by air suction from below, so it is more reliable. The slit waste 35 can be introduced into the slit waste guide 61. The slit dust 35 introduced into the slit dust guide 61 is guided downward along the slit dust guide 61 while being further sucked in air, and is carried to the suction duct of the next process and to the dust collector, and is collected at a predetermined fixed location. Therefore, the slit waste 35 can be easily and reliably removed.

In particular, among the slit waste 35 led to the inside of the slit waste guide 61, the slit waste 35 that is extremely narrow and curled or further finely formed into a paper dust is forcibly air-suctioned downward. Without being stalled and coming off the slit dust guide 61 and being scattered, it can be reliably collected at a predetermined fixed location via the suction duct and the dust collector.
In addition, with such a configuration, it is possible to prevent dust from being scattered due to slitting work, so that a clean work environment can be secured, and since dust does not adhere to the product, quality control becomes easy. Various effects can be obtained, for example, adhesion can be eliminated, maintenance work can be improved, and machine failure can be reduced.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
For example, as a method of cutting the edge of the cardboard sheet, it is possible to use a rotary saw, an air cutter or the like in addition to cutting a pair of slitter knives with a shear.

In addition, for the slit dust guide 61, for example, the upper surface guide plate 66 and the front guide plate 67 that constitute the slit dust guide 61 may be integrated members. That is, it may be a single plate subjected to one or a plurality of knuckle bending processes in the width direction of the sheet, or a single plate forming an arc.

Moreover, the upper surface guide member 63, the front surface guide member 64, and the side surface guide member 65 which comprise the slit waste guide 61 are not limited to a board, For example, what was processed integrally, for example, forged steel products etc., may be sufficient.
Further, the air ejection means 69 may be provided on the same side as the slit dust guide 61 with the slitter knife 33 interposed therebetween, or a plurality of air ejection means 69 may be provided on both sides of the slitter knife 33.

1 shows a slitter device as a first embodiment of the present invention, and is a side view in the vicinity of a slitter head. FIG. It is a XX arrow line view of Drawing 1 of a slitter device as a 1st embodiment of the present invention. It is a side view which shows the slit waste guide of the slitter apparatus as 2nd Embodiment of this invention. 1 shows a schematic layout of a box making machine for producing a cardboard box. It is explanatory drawing explaining the mode of a process in each unit of a cardboard sheet. It is an AA arrow line view of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Paper feed part 3 Table 5 Corrugated cardboard sheet 7 Paper feeder 9 Printing part 11 Slotter creaser part 13 Die cut part 15 Folding part 17 Cardboard box 19 Feed roll

21 Ruled line shaft 23 Ruled line head 25 Feed roll shaft 27 Feed color roll 29 Slotter shaft 31 Slitter head 33 Slitter knife 35 Slit scrap

41 Frame 43 Guide shaft 45 Moving base 47 Screw shaft 49 Yoke 49a Ruled line head yoke
49b Yoke for feeding collar 49c Yoke for slitter head

61 Slit waste guide 62 Mounting portion 63 Upper surface guide member 64 Front surface guide member 65 Side surface guide member 66 Upper surface guide plate 67 Front surface guide plate 68 Side surface guide plate 69 Air ejection means 70 Air nozzle 71 Piping

SC ruled line (entered with corrugating machine)
CL Ruled line SL Groove ST Slit scrap GF Gluing allowance BL Corrugated cardboard sheet 5 running surface

P Print H Air hole

δ Projection amount θ of slit waste guide 61 from running surface BL Angle formed by upper surface guide plate 64 and front surface guide plate 65

Claims (10)

In the slitter device that cuts the edge of the cardboard sheet by a pair of slitter knives provided on both sides of the cardboard sheet, the slit is arranged on the downstream side of the slit waste generated by the slitter knife or to cover the slit waste. A slit waste guide for guiding waste in a direction to separate from the corrugated cardboard sheet, and an air ejection means for blowing air toward the slit waste in a direction for guiding the slit waste to the slit waste guide. Slitter device. The slit waste guide has a front guide member, and the front guide member has a width that is at least wider than the width of the slit waste, and guides the slit waste downward from the travel surface of the corrugated cardboard sheet. The slitter device according to claim 1, wherein the slitter device is arranged so as to intersect. The slit dust guide has a front guide member and a side guide member, and the front guide member has a width that is at least wider than the width of the slit dust and guides the slit dust below the running surface of the cardboard sheet in a side view. The slitter device according to claim 1, wherein the slitter device is disposed so as to intersect the traveling surface, and the side guide member is disposed on a side edge of the front guide member. The slitter device according to claim 2, wherein the front guide member is constituted by a plane, a continuous or curved surface of a plurality of planes. The slit dust guide has an upper surface guide member, the upper surface guide member has a width that is at least wider than the width of the slit dust, and is disposed on the upstream side of the front guide member so as to face the running surface. The slitter device according to claim 2, wherein: In the slit dust guide, the front guide member is a front guide plate, the side guide member is a side guide plate, and the upper surface guide member is an upper surface guide plate, and the front guide plate, the side guide plate, and the upper surface guide plate are formed. The slitter device according to claim 5, wherein the slitter device is disposed in contact with each other. The air outlet of the air jetting means is disposed above the slitting knife engagement point on the side opposite to the side where the slit dust is generated by sandwiching the slitter knife, and is directed to the slit dust generated by the slitter knife. The slitter device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the slitter device is provided. The slitter device according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a dust collector is connected to the slit dust guide via a suction duct. A box making machine comprising the slitter device according to any one of claims 1 to 8. A first step of cutting an edge portion of the corrugated cardboard sheet, a second step of blowing air toward the slit waste generated by the cutting and guiding the slit waste to the slit waste guide, and the slit waste guide A third step of guiding slit waste in a direction of separating from the cardboard sheet. A method for cutting a cardboard sheet by a slitter device.

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