JP3710628B2 - Paper sheet binding machine - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a paper sheet binding machine that stacks and binds paper sheets such as banknotes and securities.
[0002]
[Prior art]
As a paper sheet binding machine that accumulates a predetermined number of paper sheets such as banknotes and securities and winds a binding tape around the paper sheets, there is one disclosed in JP-A-10-119913.
This paper sheet binding machine has a chuck member that holds a predetermined number of stacked banknotes from the front and back sides and is movable in the vertical direction, and winds and binds a binding tape around the chuck member. In addition to the binding portion, a stamping body for marking the name of the financial institution and the date of binding on the binding tape, and a stamping member that is provided on the side of the moving range of the chuck member and that is used as a whole for the chuck member The printing unit includes a printing unit moving mechanism unit that moves from outside the moving range to a position corresponding to the binding tape wound around the chuck member within the moving range. When the binding of the stacked paper sheets by the binding unit is completed, the printing body is moved within the moving range of the chuck member, and the chuck member is moved toward the printing body for printing.
Separately from this, the printing body is arranged at a position corresponding to the binding tape of the chuck member located at the upper limit position of the moving range, and after the binding is finished, the chuck member is moved to the upper limit position and printed. A configuration that eliminates the need for the moving mechanism is also presented.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
For the structure having the printing body moving mechanism for moving the printing body from outside the movement range of the chuck member to the movement range, the movement distance of the printing body is shortened by moving the chuck member, thereby Although the body moving mechanism part can be made compact to some extent, since the printing body moving mechanism part is provided on the side of the moving range of the chuck member, there is a limit to further downsizing.
In addition, in the configuration in which the printing body moving mechanism is not required by providing the above-mentioned printing body at the upper limit position of the chuck member, the printing body moving mechanism is unnecessary, but the size can be further reduced. This increases the distance that the chuck member is moved in order to make a seal, which causes another problem that the time required for one bundling process becomes longer.
[0004]
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a paper sheet binding machine that does not delay the time required for the binding process and can suppress the space occupied by the mechanism for stamping.
[0005]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, the paper sheet binding machine according to claim 1 of the present invention has a chuck member that holds the stacked paper sheets from the front and back sides thereof, and the stacked paper that is held by the chuck members. A binding tape is wound around and bound to a leaf, and a printing body for printing on a binding tape wound around a stack of paper sheets is attached to the chuck member, and the printing body is held on the chuck member A stamp that is movably held between a standby position that does not interfere when the binding tape is wound around the stacked paper sheets and a stamping position that marks the binding tape wound around the stacked paper sheets held by the chuck member. possess a body moving mechanism, wherein the seal body moving mechanism includes a support shaft, on the opposite side with respect to the support shaft with one side is supported so as to be rotatable about this to the support shaft Above A holding member for holding the printing body, a spring material for urging the holding member so as to position the printing body at the standby position, and rotating the holding member so as to position the printing body at the printing position. And a drive mechanism section .
As a result, the binding tape is moved in a state where the printing body moving mechanism attached to the chuck member positions the printing body at a standby position where interference does not occur when the binding tape is wound around the stacked paper sheets held by the chuck member. After the binding tape is wound, the printing body is swung to a printing position for printing on the binding tape wound around the stacked paper sheets held by the chuck member.
[0006]
According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided the paper sheet binding machine according to the first aspect, wherein the drive mechanism is provided with a rotary solenoid, an arm rotated by the rotary solenoid, and the arm. And a roller that contacts the holding member .
[0007]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
An embodiment of a paper sheet binding machine of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
The paper sheet binding machine of this embodiment binds banknotes as paper sheets, and is substantially the same as the paper sheet binding machine described in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-119913. Only the difference is the same (hereinafter, the same reference numerals are given to the same parts as those of JP-A-10-119913).
[0008]
That is, in this embodiment, the stamped portion 148 is attached to the non-rotating chuck member 51 that receives the stacked banknotes S1 obtained by stacking banknotes in the vertical direction with the front and back directions being stacked in the vertical direction, and holds the banknotes from both sides. Is attached.
[0009]
Here, the chuck member 51 has an upper chuck 65 disposed on the upper side of the stacked banknote S1 and a lower chuck 66 disposed on the lower side, and the upper chuck 65 is a horizontal plate-shaped support member. 71 and an upper holding member 72 fixed to the lower surface of the support member 71 so as to protrude from the support member 71 to one side.
The upper holding member 72 protrudes from the support member 71 as described above, and the lower chuck 66 extends to the tip position of the upper holding member 72. The chuck member 51 is in the longitudinal direction of the stacked banknote S1. The stacked banknotes S <b> 1 are held in a state where the one end side is slightly protruded from the tips of the upper holding member 72 and the lower chuck 66.
[0010]
Then, the winding position of the binding tape T around the stacked banknote S1 by the tape supply mechanism and the tape winding mechanism (not shown) is a portion on the tip side of the upper gripping member 72 and the lower chuck 66 that does not cover the support member 71. Yes.
[0011]
A stamping portion 148 is provided on the opposite side of the support member 71 with respect to the lower chuck 66.
This stamping part 148 is a name of a financial institution on all of the binding tapes T after being wound around the stacked banknote S1 together with the chuck member 51 by a tape winding mechanism (not shown) and having a rear end part bonded by a tape bonding mechanism (not shown). And a stamping body 201 for stamping the date and the like, and a stamping body moving mechanism unit 300 which is attached to the support member 71 and holds the stamping body 201 movably.
[0012]
The stamping body moving mechanism unit 300 includes a support body 301 fixed to the support member 71 so as to protrude on the opposite side of the lower chuck 66 of the support member 71, and the short side direction of the stacked banknotes S1 on the support body 301. And a holding member 303 supported on one side so as to be rotatable about the support shaft 302. The holding member 303 is configured to hold the printing body 201 on the opposite side with respect to the support shaft 302, so that the printing body 201 rotates around the support shaft 302. Note that the stamping body 201 is held by the holding member 303 in a state where the stamping surface 201a is arranged on the side closer to the binding tape winding position.
[0013]
The marking body moving mechanism unit 300 abuts on the side closer to the binding tape winding position of the holding member 303 and moves it in the direction away from the binding tape winding position around the support shaft 302 (clockwise direction in FIG. 2). A spring material 305 that is urged to rotate, and a pressing surface 306a opposite to the binding tape winding position of the notch portion 306 formed on the opposite side to the binding tape winding position of the holding member 303 A drive mechanism unit 307 is provided that rotates this in the direction of the binding tape winding position against the urging force of the spring material 305.
[0014]
The driving mechanism unit 307 is fixed to the supporting member 71 by the fixing member 308 in a state where the fixing member 308 fixed to the supporting member 71 and the driving shaft 309 are arranged in the short direction of the stacked banknote S1, and the driving shaft 309. A rotary solenoid 310 that rotates within a predetermined range, a disk 311 fixed to the drive shaft 309 of the rotary solenoid 310, an arm 312 having one end fixed to the disk 311 and the arm 312 to the disk 311; A roller 313 is rotatably supported at the other end protruding from the disk 311 of 312 and is in contact with the pressing surface 306a.
[0015]
When the rotary solenoid 310 is in the OFF state, the arm 312 has the roller 313 disposed on the opposite side to the support member 71 of the drive shaft 309, and holds the roller 313 in contact with the urging force of the spring material 305. The member 303 is separated from the binding tape winding position. In this state, the holding member 303 is erected vertically with respect to the upper chuck 65, and the printing body 201 held by the holding member 303 is parallel to the upper chuck 65. Further, in this state, the printing body 201 held by the holding member 303, together with the printing body moving mechanism unit 300, puts the binding tape T on the stacked banknote S1 held by the chuck member 51 by the tape supply mechanism and the tape winding mechanism. At the time of winding and further bonding with the tape bonding mechanism, the binding tape T and all the mechanisms are not interfered (the position at this time is set as a standby position).
[0016]
On the other hand, when the rotary solenoid 310 is turned on from this state, the drive shaft 309 is driven and the disk 311 rotates to move the arm 312 closer to the binding tape winding position as shown in FIG. 2 (counterclockwise direction in FIG. 3), and the holding member 303 that contacts the roller 313 is rotated about the support shaft 302, and the printed body 201 held by the holding member 303 is rotated. Is rotated so as to be close to the binding tape winding position. In this state, the stamping body 201 is in a state of printing on the binding tape T wound together with the chuck member 51 on the stacked banknote S1 held by the chuck member 51 (the position at this time is set as a stamping position).
Further, when the rotary solenoid 310 is turned off from this state, the holding member 303 is rotated by the urging force of the spring material 305 to return the printing body 201 to the standby position and stop.
[0017]
Since the upper chuck 65 is movable in the vertical direction, the cable for driving the rotary solenoid 310 has both ends connected to the chuck member 51 and the machine body side so as not to obstruct the movement of the chuck member 51. It is guided by a cable guide (not shown) connected to.
[0018]
According to the paper sheet binding machine having the above-described configuration, bill stacking, winding of the binding tape T around the stacked banknote S1, and binding are performed in the same manner as the paper sheet binding machine described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-119913. The cutting of the tape T and the bonding of the binding tape T after the cutting are performed. Here, during this time, the rotary solenoid 310 of the printing body moving mechanism section 300 is in an OFF state, and the printing body 201 and the printing body moving mechanism section 300 located at the standby position are connected to the binding tape T and all other mechanisms. Is in a position where no interference occurs.
[0019]
When the bonding of the rear end portion of the binding tape T is completed, the rotary solenoid 310 of the printing body moving mechanism unit 300 is turned on at an appropriate timing without moving the chuck member 51 for printing. . Then, the printing body 201 is swung so as to be close to the binding tape winding position, and the printing surface 201a is brought into contact with the binding tape T wound together with the chuck member 51 on the stacked banknote S1 held by the chuck member 51. Make a seal.
[0020]
Specifically, in the same manner as the paper sheet binding machine described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-119913, banknotes are stacked, the binding tape T is wound around the stacked banknotes S1, the binding tape T is cut, and the binding tape T The chucking member 51 is lifted by a predetermined amount so as to release the restriction to rotate the lower chuck lowering restricting member (not shown), and then the delivery position at which the chucking member 51 becomes the lower limit position. For example, during this descent, the rotary solenoid 310 of the printing body moving mechanism 300 is turned on to perform the marking on the binding tape T.
[0021]
According to the embodiment described above, the marking body moving mechanism 300 attached to the chuck member 51 interferes when the binding tape T is wound around the stacked banknote S1 held by the chuck member 51. The binding tape T is wound in a state where the binding tape T is wound, and after the binding tape T is wound, the binding tape T is wound on the stacking banknote S1 held on the chuck member 51, and is printed at the stamping position for marking. The body 201 is moved and stamped.
Therefore, it is not necessary to move the chuck member 51 for marking, so that the time required for the bundling process is not delayed. In addition, since the printing body moving mechanism 300 is attached to the chuck member 51, the moving distance of the printing body 201 can be increased as compared with the case where the printing body moving mechanism 300 is provided on the side of the chuck member 51. The space occupied by the stamp body moving mechanism unit 300 can be suppressed.
[0022]
In addition, since the printing body moving mechanism unit 300 rotates the printing body 201, the overall height of the printing unit 148 composed of the printing body 201 and the printing body moving mechanism unit 300 can be suppressed, and the printing unit 148 occupies it. Space to be minimized.
[0023]
In the above description, the case where the chuck member 51 moves in the vertical direction other than the holding operation of the stacked banknotes S1 has been described as an example. It can be applied to various chuck members, for example, when it does not move except for the holding operation.
[0024]
【The invention's effect】
According to the paper sheet binding machine of claim 1 of the present invention, when the printing body moving mechanism attached to the chuck member winds the binding tape around the integrated paper sheets held by the chuck member. The binding tape is wound in a state where it is positioned at a standby position where it does not interfere with the paper. Turn to mark.
Therefore, it is not necessary to move the chuck member for marking, so that the time required for the bundling process is not delayed. Further, since the printing body moving mechanism is attached to the chuck member, the moving distance of the printing body can be suppressed as compared with the case where the printing body moving mechanism is provided on the side with respect to the chuck member. The space occupied by the stamp moving mechanism can be reduced.
Further, since the stamping body moving mechanism unit turns the stamping body, the space occupied by the stamping body moving mechanism unit and the stamping body can be minimized.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a main part of an embodiment of a paper sheet binding machine of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a side view showing the main part of one embodiment of the paper sheet binding machine of the present invention, showing a state in which the printing body is in a standby position.
FIG. 3 is a side view showing the main part of one embodiment of the paper sheet binding machine of the present invention, showing a state in which the printing body is at the printing position.
[Explanation of symbols]
51 Chuck Member 201 Printing Body 300 Printing Body Movement Mechanism Unit S1 Stacked Bill T Binding Tape

Claims (2)

In a paper sheet binding machine that has a chuck member that holds the stacked paper sheets from the front and back sides thereof, and winds and binds a binding tape around the stacked paper sheets that are held by the chuck member.
A stamped body for stamping on a binding tape wound around the accumulated paper sheets;
While being attached to the chuck member, the printing body is wound around the stacked paper sheet held between the standby position where it does not interfere when the binding tape is wound around the stacked paper sheet held on the chuck member and the chuck member. A stamping body moving mechanism that holds the binding tape so as to be movable between the stamping positions for marking.
Have a,
The stamping body moving mechanism section is
A support shaft;
A holding member that is supported on one side so as to be rotatable about the support shaft and holds the printed body on the opposite side of the support shaft;
A spring material that urges the holding member to position the stamped body at the standby position;
A paper sheet binding machine comprising: a drive mechanism for rotating the holding member so as to position the stamped body at the stamping position . The paper sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the drive mechanism section includes a rotary solenoid, an arm that is rotated by the rotary solenoid, and a roller that is provided on the arm and contacts the holding member. Binding machine.

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