JPS5941107Y2 - imprinter - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an imprinter used for proving the use of a card having an embossed symbol formed thereon.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there are automatic imprinters and manual imprinters as devices for printing embossed symbols on magnetic cards and the like on slips and the like.

The former type of automatic imprinter is used for printing on slips, etc.
(transfer) and printing onto rolled paper such as journal paper (transfer)
However, the latter manual imprinter is used only for printing (transferring) slips, etc.

However, the former type of automatic imprinter has drawbacks such as requiring a power source and being expensive, and for this reason, there has been a strong demand for a manual imprinter that can print on rolls of paper such as journal paper.

The present invention was devised in consideration of the above-mentioned request, and the basic structure of the present invention is that an operating handle is provided on a base on which an embossed card is placed so that it can freely move back and forth, and a wrapping paper is placed on the base. One of the rollers for winding the paper is rotatably attached, and a roller for winding the paper is rotatably supported by the operation handle, and a printing roller located between the two rollers is attached to the operation handle. A conversion means is installed rotatably and is provided between the base and the operation handle for converting the reciprocating motion of the operation handle into rotational force, and the rotational force generated by the conversion means is transmitted through a one-way launch. It is an object of the present invention to provide a manual imprinter which transmits information to one of the rollers that performs a winding operation, and which has a simple structure and can use journal paper or the like.

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

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a base on which a magnetic card is placed, on which symbols 2a, 2b, etc. are protruded, and a pair of roller support plates 3, 3 are provided at one end of the base. .

For example, a take-up roller 5, which has a portion of a paper wrapper 4 such as a journal paper wound thereon, is provided on the roller support plates 3, 3 so as to be rotatable about a take-up roller shaft 5a.

The winding roller 5 is provided with puncture tension so as not to rotate due to forward movement of an operating handle 14, which will be described later, and is detachable from the support plate 3 for convenient replacement of the paper roll 4.

On one side of the roller shaft 5a for increasing winding. As shown in FIG. 2, a pulley 6 is coaxially press-fitted.

One end of a belt 7 is suspended from the pulley 6, and the other end of the belt 7 is suspended from a pulley 8.

The pulley 8 is rotatably supported by a support shaft 9 projecting from one side of the base 1.

These pulleys 6, belt I, and pulley 8 constitute a rotational force transmitting means.

A gear 10 converts the reciprocating motion of the rank 11 into a rotary motion, and is rotatably fitted into the support shaft 9, and between the pulley 8 and the gear 10, the gear rotates 100 rotations only when the rank 11 moves back. A one-way clutch 12 for transmitting force to the pulley 8 is coaxially interposed.

A rank support pin 13 is provided at one end of the rank 11 meshed with the gear 10, and this rack support pin 13 can reciprocate into a guide hole (not shown) provided on one side of the base. It is inserted.

On the other hand, the other end of the rank 11 is removably attached to an example part of the operating handle 14 shown in FIG. A conversion means is configured.

Inside the operating nozzle 14, a printing roller 15 such as an ink roller or a pad roller, and a supply roller 16 around which the other part of the paper is wound, for example, are rotatably installed.

This printing roller 15 has a well-known vertical movement mechanism (not shown).
Thus, when the operation handle 14 moves forward, it presses against the wrapping paper, and when it moves back, it is moved away from the wrapping paper 4.

Also, between one side of the supply roller 16 and the other end of the rank 11, the supply roller 1 is provided when the operation handle 14 reciprocates.
An arcuate leaf spring 17 is interposed to apply a brake to the rotation of 6.

Hereinafter, the operation of the above-described embodiment device will be explained.

As shown in FIG. 3, place the magnetic card 2 on the base 1,
When the operating handle 14 is actuated (moved forward) in the direction of the arrow, the paper roll 4 is pulled out from the supply roller 16, and
The printing roller 15 is lowered by a well-known vertical movement mechanism, and the card symbols 2a, 2a, .

When the transfer is completed, the printing roller 15 separates from the rolled paper 4.

- As the operating handle 14 moves forward, m racks 11 provided below the operating knob 14 move forward along the guide hole.

At this time, the gear 10 meshed with the rack 11 rotates in a direction opposite to the forward movement direction of the rack 11, but its rotational force is not transmitted to the pulley 8 due to the one-way clutch.

Therefore, no rotational force is transmitted to the winding roller 5.

Conversely, when winding up the pulled paper 4 on which the symbols 2a, 2a, . .

As the handle 14 moves back, m racks 11 provided below the nozzle 14 move back along the guide hole, causing the gear 10 to rotate in the opposite direction.

At this time, the one-way clutch 12 transfers the rotational force of the gear 100 to the pulley 8.

As a result, the pulley 8 rotates in all directions with the gear 10, and the bell 7 transmits this rotational force to the pulley 6.

As a result, the winding roller 5 rotates, and the stretched paper wrapper 4 is rolled up by that amount.

On the other hand, the printing row 215 is always in a state separated from the web 4 when the operating knob 14 moves backward, so that no printing is performed during the backward movement.

Then, the winding is completed as shown in FIG.

As described above, the present invention is capable of pulling out and winding paper by manual reciprocating motion of the operating nozzle, so it is possible to use a manual imprinter with a simple configuration without using any special drive means. Also, it is possible to use wrapping paper such as journal paper.

It should be noted that, contrary to the above embodiment, a roll-up roller may be provided inside the operating handle 14 and a supply roller may be provided on the base 1.

In this case, the rack 11 is fixed to the base 1, and the rank 1
A gear 10 and a one-way clutch 12 that mesh with the gear 1 are provided in the operating handle.

In this case, the web 4 is printed in the backward direction.

This is because when the operating handle 14 is in the forward direction, the paper wrapper 4 is in a conveying state, so that it is not printed properly.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a side sectional view schematically showing the device of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a plan view of the device of the present invention, Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the initial state of the device of the present invention, and Fig. 4 is a printed image. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing the state after the winding is completed. 1...Base, 2...Magnetic card, 5.
・・・Roller around which part of the wire was wound, 14...
・Operation handle, 15...Print roller, 16.
・・・・・・Roller that wraps the other part of the paper.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] An operating handle is reciprocably provided on a base on which an embossed card is placed, and one of the rollers that winds the wrapping paper is rotatably attached to the base, and the operating handle is A roller for winding the wrapping paper is rotatably supported on the handle, a printing roller located between the two rollers is rotatably mounted on the operating handle, and the base and the operating handle are connected to each other. A conversion means for converting the reciprocating motion of the operating handle into rotational force is provided between the two, and the rotational force generated by the conversion means is transmitted to one of the rollers that performs a winding operation through a one-way clutch. Characteristic imprinter.