KR101431784B1 - Unit for anti-loose tape and Winder machine of the carrier having it - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a finishing tape processing apparatus for automatically folding a finishing tape so that a rolled member on a reel is not arbitrarily released from a reel, and a device for winding a carrier for a semiconductor. According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for winding a carrier, which is mounted on a winding device having a guide line portion on which a strip-shaped carrier moves, and a carrier on the rear side of the guide line portion and winding the carrier, A feeding part for feeding a finishing tape to an upper position of a carrier moving along the guide line part, the feeding part being provided on an upper portion of the guide line part for cutting a finishing tape attached to an end of the finishing tape, And a finishing unit for folding the cut portion of the finishing tape cut by the cutting unit to form a handle, wherein the finishing unit includes a pressing unit for pressing the finishing tape to attach the finishing tape to a carrier moving along the guide line portion, present.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a finishing tape processing apparatus and a carrier winding apparatus including the same.

The present invention relates to a finishing tape processing apparatus for automatically folding a finishing tape so that a rolled member on a reel is not arbitrarily released from a reel, and a device for winding a carrier for a semiconductor.

Generally manufactured semiconductors are stored and transported in a tape-type carrier. The carrier is formed in a thin band shape and has receiving grooves formed at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction. The semiconductors are packed in the respective receiving recesses with a transparent cover tape.

The carrier is usually wound around a cylindrical reel. The end of the carrier wound on the reel is not loosened and the end of the carrier is fixed by a separate finishing tape.

The prior art is simply to attach a shortened trim tape to cover the cut end of the carrier. Therefore, when the carrier reel is first mounted, the attached finish tape must be removed. However, since the front surface of the finish tape adheres to the carrier, it is troublesome to scrape off the finish tape attached with a nail or other sharp object.

It is common for a semiconductor manufacturing facility to wear a glove because it requires an airtight space, so it is not easy to remove a tightly attached finish tape every time a carrier reel is mounted.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2003-0034919 (2003.05.09)

The present invention intends to automatically fold the end portion of the finishing tape so that the handle portion is automatically formed when the user removes the finishing tape.

Other objects and advantages of the present invention will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the following detailed description.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for driving a carrier, comprising: a guide line portion in which a strip-shaped carrier moves; and a carrier mounted on a rear side of the guide line portion to wind the carrier, A feeding part for feeding a finishing tape to an upper position of a carrier moving along the guide line part, the feeding part being provided at an upper part of the guide line part for processing a finishing tape adhered to an end part of the carrier wound around a child; A finishing part for folding a cut part of the finishing tape cut by the cutting part to form a handle part; a cutting part for cutting the finishing tape; a pressing part for attaching the finishing tape to a carrier moving along the guide line part by pressing the finishing tape; To a processing device.

In a specific embodiment, the finishing unit includes a suction unit that sucks air and provides a negative pressure, and a folding block that is connected to the suction unit and that sucks and cuts the cut portion of the finishing tape into the folding block. Wherein the inlet end of the suction passage is located at a position opposite to the inlet end of the suction passage located closer to the incised end of the finishing tape, And may be formed higher than the rear end of the intake passage.

In another embodiment, the finishing unit includes suction means for sucking air to provide negative pressure, suction means connected to the suction means for sucking and fixing the position of the finishing tape, capable of moving up and down, And a rotating body that is installed and rotated while folding the cut portion of the finishing tape, wherein the rotating body is connected to a rotating shaft located at a front portion of the suction block, a driving motor for rotating the rotating shaft, And a rotary arm that presses the cut portion of the tape to fold and abuts the cut portion on the lower surface of the finish tape absorbed to the lower end portion of the suction block.

According to yet another embodiment, the finishing unit includes suction means for sucking in air to provide negative pressure, suction means connected to the suction means for sucking and fixing the position of the finishing tape, for moving up and down the suction block, And a pushing hinge that is installed on the suction block and folds the cut portion of the finishing tape while rotating elastically, the pushing hinge includes a fixed piece installed to be fixed in front of the suction block, a rotating piece rotatably coupled at a lower end of the fixed piece, And a coil spring connected to the fixed piece and the rotary shaft of the rotary piece to rotate the rotary piece toward a bottom surface of the suction block that has risen.

In another embodiment, the finishing unit may include suction means for sucking in air to provide negative pressure, suction means connected to the suction means for sucking and fixing the position of the finishing tape, a suction block capable of moving up and down, And a paper attaching portion attached to a bottom surface of the cutting portion of the finishing tape fixed to the suction block.

A guide wire portion for moving a belt-shaped carrier; a winding portion provided behind the guide wire portion and for detachably coupling a carrier to which the carrier fed from the guide wire portion is detachably connected; A roller conveying portion provided between the guide rail portion and the carriage to push the carrier fed from the guide rail portion toward the carriage and convey the carrier to the carriage; And a carrier take-up device including the above-described processing apparatus.

According to the embodiment of the present invention, since the end portion of the finish tape can be easily gripped and the finish tape can be peeled off, there is an advantage that the convenience of the user wearing the glove in the hand is greatly improved in the field of handling semiconductor equipment.

Specifically, the processing apparatus according to the first embodiment has an advantage that the configuration is very simple by folding the cut portion of the finishing tape by using a folding block having a specific shape. Further, the grip portion can be formed even if the length of the finishing tape is not drawn long, which is economical advantage.

On the other hand, the processing apparatus according to the second embodiment employs a method in which the rotary body physically folds the cut portion of the finishing tape, so that it can be applied even when the thickness of the finishing tape is large and the folding rigidity of the finishing tape is large There are advantages.

In addition, the pressing hinge itself employed in the processing apparatus according to the third embodiment has an advantage that automatic operation by the spring is possible, so that no control for operation is required separately. Also, as in the second embodiment described above, there is an advantage that the length of the finishing tape can be made very short by adopting the folding method after fixing the position of the finishing tape by using the suction block.

On the other hand, the processing apparatus according to the fourth embodiment makes it easy to know whether or not the finishing tape finishing is bad by attaching a separate handle paper to the lower end of the finishing tape. In addition, since the advertising paper can be placed at one end of the handle paper exposed at the end of the finishing tape, there is an advantage that the application width is large.

The effects of the present invention will be clearly understood and understood by those skilled in the art, either through the specific details described below, or during the course of practicing the present invention.

1 is a front view schematically showing a winding device according to an embodiment of the present invention;
2 is a schematic front view of a processing apparatus according to a first embodiment of the present invention;
3 is a cross-sectional view of a poling block employed in the first embodiment shown in FIG. 2;
FIG. 4 is a front view showing a use state of the processing apparatus according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1; FIG.
5 is a schematic front view of a processing apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 6 is a front view showing a state of use of the processing apparatus according to the second embodiment shown in FIG. 5; FIG.
7 is a schematic front view of a processing apparatus according to a third embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the pushing hinge employed in the third embodiment shown in FIG. 7; FIG.
Fig. 9 is a front view showing the use state of the third embodiment shown in Fig. 7; Fig.
10 is a front view of a processing apparatus according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention;
11 is a perspective view showing a finishing tape passed through the processing apparatus according to the fourth embodiment shown in Fig.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the structure, function and operation of a finishing tape treating apparatus and a carrier winding apparatus including the finishing tape according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted, however, that the same reference numerals will be used for the same or similar components throughout the embodiments.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of the specification, illustrate embodiments of the invention and, therefore, are not to be construed as limiting the technical spirit of the invention. It is to be understood that the invention is not to be limited by any of the details of the description to those of ordinary skill in the pertinent art, provided that some or all of the features shown in the drawings are not necessarily the shape, shape and order required for the practice of the invention.

Fig. 1 shows a carrier take-up device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The carrier take-up device 100 according to the embodiment includes the guide line portion 1, the winding portion 2, the roller transfer portion 3, and the bite transfer portion 4. And further includes a finishing tape processing apparatus 5 to be described later.

The guide rail portion 1 is a shelf in which a longitudinal groove for guiding a belt-like carrier C is formed. The carrier C is guided in the longitudinal grooves formed along the longitudinal direction of the guide line portion and transported horizontally. In addition, the guide rail portion 1 is a basic structure in which a roller conveying portion or the like to be described later is mounted.

Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, the direction in which the carrier enters the guide line portion 1 is referred to as a front portion, and the direction in which the carrier C exits from the guide line portion is directed to the rear portion.

The winding section (2) is provided behind the guide line section (1). In the winding unit 2, a carrier R having a known configuration is detachably coupled. The carrier R is wound around the carrier C supplied from the guide line portion 1. [ The winding unit 2 is provided with a structure in which the carrier R is detachably coupled and a rotary motor 21 for rotating the carrier. Here, the configuration of the carrier, the configuration of the winding portion separably coupling the carrier and the configuration of the rotating motor are well known and will not be described in detail.

An empty carriage R is mounted on the winding section 2 and the rotating motor 21 of the winding section 2 is rotated and the carrier C passing through the guide line section 1 is wound by a certain amount. Thereafter, the carrier R, in which the carrier C is wound, is replaced with the empty carriage R.

The roller conveying section 3 is a member which is mounted on the guide line section 1 and pushes the carrier C passing through the guide line section section 1 toward the winding section 2. [ The roller conveying section 3 is provided with a roller for pushing the carrier, which is operated by a separate rotary motor.

The carrier can be pulled by the carrier R that rotates by the rotation motor of the winding unit 2 without the operation of the roller conveyor 3. [ The roller transfer section 3 is used to transfer the carrier C to the winding section 2 in a state in which the rotation motor provided in the winding section 2 does not operate.

Specifically, the roller conveying section 3 is used for initially fixing the carrier C to the carrier R, and is used for conveying the carrier C to the carrier R. And is used for transferring the carrier in a state in which the rotation of the winding unit 2 is not automatic, such that the carrier C is sufficiently long fed during the process of mounting the end portion of the carrier C on the carrier R.

The biting transfer section 4 is a member provided between the guide line section 1 and the carrier R to transfer the carrier C passing through the guide line section 1 toward the carrier R, And is a transfer unit different from the roller transfer unit 3.

The engaging portion 4 is located at the rear end of the guide line portion 1 and is movable in the forward and backward directions along the rail 41. In addition, the engaging portion 4 has upper and lower engaging blocks 42 for gripping and holding the carrier C up and down.

When the engaging portion 4 is not operated, the engaging blocks 42 are spaced apart to form a vertical gap, and the carrier C can freely move through the upper and lower spaces.

The engaging blocks 42 approach and move the carrier C rearward along the rail 41 in the door state to move the carrier C toward the carrier R. [

Movement means for moving the engagement blocks 42 or for moving the engagement blocks 42 along the rail 41 or the driving means for moving the engagement blocks 42 can be realized through drive actuators of known construction or LM guides , And a description thereof will be omitted here.

The finishing tape processing apparatus 5 is for processing a finishing tape M attached to an end portion of the carrier C wound around the carrier R. The processing apparatus 5 cuts the supplied finishing tape M and attaches it to the carrier C. At this time, the end of the finishing tape M is folded to form a handle portion which is not adhered to the carrier.

The end portion of the carrier C wound around the carrier R is not separated from the carrier bundle wound first on the carrier by the finishing tape M. [ Further, by forming the grip portion which is not attached to the carrier C at the end portion of the finishing tape M, the user can grip the grip portion H and easily remove the finishing tape M.

The finishing tape processing apparatus 5 is divided into embodiments according to a specific configuration. Hereinafter, a processing apparatus according to embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIGS. 2 to 4 are views related to the finishing tape processing apparatus according to the first embodiment.

Fig. 2 schematically shows the structure of the processing apparatus. The processing apparatus 5 is additionally mounted to the winding apparatus 100 according to the above-described embodiment. Further, the present invention can be applied to a winding device for a belt member other than a carrier. Hereinafter, it will be described that the carrier is mounted on the winding device of the carrier described above.

The finishing tape processing apparatus 5 according to the first embodiment includes a supplying section 51, a cutting section 52, a pressing section 53, and a finishing processing section 54.

The supply part 51 is provided on the upper part of the guide line part 1. A finishing tape reel R1 is mounted and the finishing tape M released from the finishing tape reel R1 is placed at an upper position of the carrier C moving along the guide rail portion 1. [

The supply unit 51 includes a reel cradle 511 on which the finishing tape reel R1 is mounted and a guider 512 for guiding the finishing tape M released from the finishing tape reel R1 onto the carrier C .

The guider 512 is a cylindrical member placed on the upper side of the moving carrier C and the longitudinal direction of the finishing tape M is aligned with the moving direction of the carrier C by the guider 512.

The cutting portion 52 is a member for cutting the finishing tape M.

The cutting unit 52 includes a lift unit 521 capable of controlling the vertical movement, a cutter unit 522 having a blade and rising or falling by the lift unit, And a blade receiving block 523 having a groove formed thereon corresponding to the top surface of the finish tape.

Here, the elevating unit 521 is a known structure such as an LM guide or a pneumatic actuator, and is mounted on the guide line portion 1 to raise or lower the cutter unit 522.

The blade of the cutter unit 522 faces upward and is accessible to the lower portion of the finishing tape M passing through the upper portion of the guide line portion 1 along with the upward movement.

The blade receiving block 523 prevents the rising tape M from rising due to the raised blade and allows the cutting of the finished tape M while receiving the blade in the groove.

The pressing portion 53 is a member positioned between the guider 512 and the blade receiving block 523. The pressing portion 53 presses the finishing tape M onto the carrier C moving along the guide line portion 1, (M).

The lower end of the pressing portion 53 may include a roller, and the pressing portion 53 is controlled to ascend and descend by a known actuator or the like.

When the pressing portion 53 descends, the roller lowers the finishing tape M to bring it into contact with the carrier C. When the carrier C is moved in this state, the roller M is rotated and the finishing tape M is attached to the upper surface of the carrier C.

The finishing unit 54 folds the cut portion of the finishing tape M cut by the cutting unit 52 to form a handle.

In the first embodiment, the finishing treatment unit 54 is provided with suction means (not shown) for sucking air to provide a negative pressure and suction means connected to the suction means for sucking the cut portion of the finishing tape M into the folding block 61 ).

Here, the suction means is a vacuum pump or the like for sucking air. Such a suction means is well known, and a detailed description of its construction is omitted. The suction means is connected to the folding block by an air hose.

In Fig. 3, the inside of the folding block 61 is shown. Holes penetrating vertically are formed inside the folding block 61. The hole upper end of the folding block 61 is connected to the suction means, so that a suction force acts on the hole.

In particular, the lower end of the hole forms a tapered suction passage 611 in which the inner surfaces facing each other in the forward and rearward directions approach each other. The wide lower end of the suction passage 611 leads to the bottom surface of the folding block 61 to form an inlet 612.

The bottom surface of the folding block 61 is divided into one surface 613 of the front end portion and two surfaces 614 of the rear end portion with reference to the inlet of the suction passage. The first surface 613 is a bottom surface near the cut portion of the finishing tape M cut by the cutting portion and the second surface 614 is a bottom surface through which the inlet 612 of the suction passage 611 is sandwiched on one side 613, < / RTI >

Two sides 614 are formed so as to project further downward than the first surface 613. Therefore, the height of the inlet front end (the inlet of the suction passage in contact with the first surface 613) of the suction passage 611 positioned close to the incised end of the finishing tape M is set to the opposite side of the suction passage 611 (The inlet of the suction passage in contact with the two surfaces 614). As a result, there is a difference in height D between the inlet front end and the inlet rear end of the suction passage.

The operation of attaching the finishing tape in the winding device according to the first embodiment will be described.

One end portion of the finishing tape M is attached to the upper portion of the carrier C passing through the guide line portion 1 by the lowering of the pressing portion 53 in a state in which a sufficient amount of carrier is wound around the carrier R . Further, the carrier C is cut by the carrier cutter (see 110 in Fig. 1).

Thereafter, the carrier C is further wound on the carrier R by the rotation of the take-up unit 2. [ As a result, the end of the cut carrier C passes at least the finish processing section 54 (see FIG. 2).

The finish tape M is pulled backward with the movement of the carrier C so that the finish tape M is caught by the guider 512 and lies along the direction in which the end of the carrier C is moved.

The operation relationship of the finishing processing section thereafter is shown in the order of (a) and (b) in FIG.

The cutting portion 52 is operated to cut the finishing tape M as shown in Fig. 4 (a). The sucking means is activated to apply a negative pressure to the folding block 61 and the cut portion of the finishing tape M is sucked into the suction passage 611 as shown in FIG.

The portion of the finishing tape M that is first sucked into the suction passage 611 is not the cut end but the middle portion M1 which is somewhat spaced apart from the cut end. The middle portion M1 is gradually sucked into the suction passage 611 and the finishing tape M is folded on the basis of the intermediate portion M1 due to the inclination of the tapered suction passage 611. [

According to the experiment, when the inside of the suction passage is formed with the same area as the inlet, there is a problem that even if the middle portion of the finishing tape is sucked, the middle portion is not folded from the starting point but is sucked up to the end of the finishing tape.

In addition, there has been a problem that the cut portion of the closing tape is often not folded when a step on the bottom surface of the folding block 61, that is, a step is not formed at the front end and the rear end of the inlet of the suction passage. It is understood that this is related to the fact that one end of the finishing tape is attached to the carrier such that the finishing tape underlying the folding block is formed to some extent inclined.

In order to reduce the defect that the handle is not formed when the step is not formed on the bottom surface of the folding block, the length of the finish tape has to be elongated by moving the carrier long. However, in order to form a step between the front end and the rear end of the inlet opening The grip portion could be formed successfully each time even if the drawing length of the finishing tape was shortened.

After the cut portion of the finishing tape M is folded to form the handle portion, the finish tape is attached by rotating the carrier R and attaching the finish tape M having the handle portion to the wound carrier.

The processing apparatus 5 according to the first embodiment is advantageous in that the configuration is very simple by folding the cut portion of the finishing tape M using negative pressure. Further, the grip portion can be formed even if the length of the finishing tape is not drawn long, which is economical advantage.

5 to 6 relate to the processing apparatus according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The processing apparatus according to the second embodiment includes a supply portion, a cutting portion, a pressing portion, and a finishing portion 54. [

The construction and operation of the supply part, the cutting part and the pressing part include the technical features of the supplying part, the cutting part and the pressing part of the above-described first embodiment as they are so as not to be in conflict with the construction and operation relationship of the finishing part described later.

Therefore, redundant description of the supply part, the cutting part, and the pressing part will be omitted.

The finishing unit 54 according to the second embodiment is provided with a suction unit (not shown), a suction block 71 and a rotating body (not shown) provided on the front part of the suction block 71 and folding the cut portion of the finishing tape M 72).

Here, the suction means may be the same as the suction means of the first embodiment described above.

The suction block 71 is connected to the suction means and is capable of holding and fixing the finish tape. The suction block 71 has a plurality of holes formed in its bottom surface, and when the suction means is operated, air is sucked through the holes formed in the bottom surface. Therefore, the position of the finishing tape M can be fixed to the bottom surface by sucking the finishing tape M located under the suction block.

Further, the suction block 71 is connected to the elevating actuator 711, so that it is possible to control the elevation. The elevating actuator 711 may be configured to include a pinion gear connected to a motor capable of rotation control mounted on a suction block, and a ratchet which is meshed with the pinion gear and is installed on the guide line portion in a vertically long direction. Alternatively, the adsorption block may be raised or lowered through an LM guide or the like capable of controlling the vertical height.

The rotating body 72 is connected to a rotating shaft 721 located at the front portion of the suction block 71, a driving motor (not shown) rotating the rotating shaft 721, and a rotating shaft 721, And a rotary arm 722 rotatably supporting the rotary shaft.

The rotary shaft 721 is mounted on the bracket 11 provided on the guide rail portion 1. The driving motor is made of an electric motor or the like and can control the rotation angle of the rotation shaft 721. [

The rotary arm 722 is coupled to the rotary shaft 721 in a cantilevered manner. The rotary arm 722 is a member that rotates together with the rotary shaft 721.

This rotating body 72 is positioned between the blade receiving block 523 of the cutting portion and the suction block 71. [ The rotating shaft 721 is located near the suction block 71 at the front portion of the suction block 71 and the rotating arm 722 is fixed to the finishing tape M).

Fig. 6 shows the operation of the finishing unit employed in the second embodiment in a simplified manner. The direction of the arrows indicates the progression order.

The progressing process of the finishing tape by the cutting portion before cutting is the same as that of the first embodiment described above. The suction means is operated together with the cutting of the finishing tape M by the cutting portion or before cutting, and the finishing tape M is sucked to the bottom surface of the suction block 71. [ Thus, the finish tape M is fixed to the bottom surface of the suction block 71.

In the drawing, the rotating shaft 721 rotates counterclockwise, so that the cut portion of the finishing tape M is broken by the rotating arm 722. [ At this time, as the suction block (71) rises, the cut portion of the finishing tape (M) can be bent more smoothly.

As the rotary shaft 721 further rotates, the cut portion of the folded finish tape M is attached to the lower surface of the finishing tape fixed to the bottom surface of the suction block 71 to form the handle H.

Thereafter, the operation of the suction means is stopped, the rotating shaft 721 is returned to its original position, and the carrier is wound around the carrier to attach the finishing tape having the handle portion to the wound carrier.

The processing apparatus according to the second embodiment is advantageous in that it can be applied even when the thickness of the finishing tape is thick and the folding rigidity of the finishing tape is large. Also, since the length of the finishing tape can be made very short by folding the finishing tape after fixing the position of the finishing tape by using the suction block, the economical efficiency is excellent.

7 to 9 relate to the processing apparatus according to the third embodiment of the present invention. The processing apparatus according to the third embodiment includes a supply portion, a cutting portion, a pressing portion, and a finishing portion.

The construction and operation of the supply part, the cutting part and the pressing part include the technical features of the supplying part, the cutting part and the pressing part of the above-described first embodiment as they are so as not to be in conflict with the construction and operation relationship of the finishing part described later. Therefore, redundant description of the supply part, the cutting part, and the pressing part will be omitted.

The finishing unit 54 according to the third embodiment includes suction means (not shown), a suction block 71 and a pushing hinge 81. [ Here, the construction and action of the suction means and the suction block 71 are the same as those of the suction means and the suction block of the second embodiment described above. The suction block 71 is movable up and down by the lifting actuator 711 as in the second embodiment.

The pushing hinge 81 is a member provided on the front portion of the suction block 71, and is a member that forms a handle by folding the cut portion of the finish tape while rotating elastically.

Specifically, the pushing hinge 81 includes a fixing piece 811, a rotating piece 812, and a coil spring 813 as shown in Fig.

The fixed piece 811 and the rotating piece 812 are hinged and the coil spring 813 is fixed to the fixed piece 811 and the rotating piece 811 so as to rotate the rotating piece 812 in a direction in contact with the fixed piece 811 812). A bolt hole 811a for fixing the fixing piece 811 is formed on the fixing piece 811. As shown in Fig.

In Fig. 7, the fixing piece 811 is fixed to the rear surface of the blade receiving block 523. Alternatively, the fixing piece may be coupled to a separate fixing bracket fixed to the guide line portion.

On the basis of the drawing, the rotating piece 812 tries to rotate in the clockwise direction by the coil spring, but the rotation is restricted by the suction block 71. That is, the rotating piece 812 is in a state of pushing toward the suction block 71 while the suction block 71 is interfering.

When the suction block 71 rises, the rotating piece 812 can be folded clockwise by the action of the coil spring 813. This working relationship is shown in Fig.

The operation of the finishing unit 54 employed in the third embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment or the second embodiment described above.

The finishing tape by the cutting portion is cut and the suction means is operated to attract the finishing tape M to the bottom surface of the suction block 71 (see Fig. 9 (a)).

When the suction block 71 rises and the bottom surface of the suction block 71 moves higher than the end portion of the rotary piece 812, the cut portion of the finished tape M comes into contact with the rotary piece 812, (See Fig. 9 (b)).

As the suction block 71 further ascends, the rotating piece 812 is rotated close to the horizontal by the coil spring, and the cut portion of the folded finish tape comes into contact with the lower surface of the finish tape fixed to the bottom surface of the suction block 71 So that the handle H is formed.

Then, as the suction block 71 is lowered, the rotating piece 812 rotates counterclockwise, and is then returned to the position shown in FIG. 9 (a).

The processing apparatus according to the third embodiment has an advantage that no separate control is required for operation of the pushing hinge. Also, as in the second embodiment described above, there is an advantage that the length of the finishing tape can be made very short by adopting the folding method after fixing the position of the finishing tape by using the suction block.

10 to 11 relate to the processing apparatus according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention. The processing apparatus according to the fourth embodiment includes a supply portion, a cutting portion, a pressing portion, and a finishing portion.

The construction and operation of the supply part, the cutting part and the pressing part include the technical features of the supplying part, the cutting part and the pressing part of the above-described first embodiment as they are so as not to be in conflict with the construction and operation relationship of the finishing part described later. Therefore, redundant description of the supply part, the cutting part, and the pressing part will be omitted.

The finishing processing unit 54 according to the fourth embodiment is configured such that the suction unit (not shown), the suction block 71 and the pre-cut handle paper H1 are cut by the cut-off portion of the finishing tape M And a paper attaching portion 91 for attaching the paper to the paper.

Here, the suction means and the suction block 71 are similar to the structure and action of the suction means and the suction block of the second embodiment described above, except that the suction block 71 does not have a separate up / same.

The paper attaching portion 91 grasps the handle paper H1 and then rises to adhere to the cut surface of the finish tape M. [ The paper attaching portion 91 includes a grip portion 911 for gripping the handle paper and a lift actuator 912 for moving the gripper portion up and down.

And a paper feeding unit (not shown) for finely cutting the handle paper strip fed in a roll form to form a handle paper. The paper supply unit may be configured to have the same or similar construction as the supply unit for supplying the above-described finishing tape by cutting and feeding a certain length of the paper for the handle paper wound in the form of a roll.

The gripping portion 911 of the paper attaching portion 91 may be configured in the same manner as the above-described suction block 71 by suctioning the gripping paper H1 to temporarily fix the position. The lift actuator 912 may be an LM guide or a pneumatic actuator.

As shown in Fig. 10 (a), the incised finishing tape M is pulled and moved in the carriage direction by the rotation of the take-up part 2. Fig. The suction unit is operated, and the cut portion of the finishing tape M is sucked on the bottom surface of the suction block 71 to fix the position.

Then, as shown in Fig. 10 (b), the paper attaching portion 91 is lifted and the handle paper H1 is attached to the lower surface of the finishing tape M.

When the attachment of the finishing tape M is completed, the gripping state of the gripping paper H1 by the gripping portion 911 of the paper attaching portion 91 is released, Temporary fixation is released. The winding portion is again operated to wind the extra carrier, and the finishing tape is attached to the carrier wound on the carrier to end the winding of the carrier.

Fig. 11 shows the attachment state of the finish tape M and the handle paper H1. The finish tape M is cut and the take-up portion 2 is operated so that the handle sheet H1 is attached to the end of the finish tape M by about half overlap so that the handle H is formed.

The entire finish tape can be easily removed from the carrier by pulling out the handle paper which is not attached to the carrier when the finish tape is removed from the carrier.

The processing apparatus according to the fourth embodiment makes it easy to know whether or not the finishing tape finishing is bad by attaching a separate handle paper to the lower end of the finishing tape. In addition, since the advertising paper can be placed at one end of the handle paper exposed at the end of the finishing tape, there is an advantage that the application width is large.

100:
1: guide rail portion 11: bracket
2: winding section 21: rotating motor
3: Roller transmission
4: Bite transmission 41: Rail 42: Bite block
5: Processing device
51: supply part R1: finish tape reel 511: reel stand 512: guider
52: cutting portion 521: elevating unit 522: cutter unit 523: blade receiving block
53: pressing portion 54: finish processing portion 61: folding block 611: suction passage
612: inlet 613: first side 614: second side 71: suction block
711 elevating actuator 72 rotating body 721 rotating shaft 722 rotating arm
81: Pushing hinge 811: Fixing piece 811a: Bolt hole 812: Rotating piece
813: coil spring 91: paper attaching portion 911:
912: Lift actuator
110: carrier cutter
M: Finishing tape M1: Middle part H: Handle H1: Handle paper
C: Carrier R: Carrier

Claims (6)

delete delete A carrier which is mounted on a winding device provided with a guide line portion on which a belt-shaped carrier moves and a carrier ring mounted on a rear side of the guide line portion and winding the carrier, the finishing portion being attached to an end portion of the carrier wound on the carrier ring For processing tapes,
A supply unit for supplying the finishing tape to an upper position of the carrier moving along the guide line unit,
A cutting portion for cutting the finishing tape,
A pressing portion for pressing the finishing tape to attach the finishing tape to a carrier moving along the guide line portion,
And a finishing unit for folding a cut portion of the finishing tape cut by the cutting unit to form a handle,

The finishing unit
Suction means for sucking in air to provide negative pressure,
A suction block connected to the suction means for suctioning and fixing the finishing tape,
And a rotating body installed at a front portion of the suction block and folding a cut portion of the finishing tape while rotating,

The rotating body
A rotating shaft located at a front portion of the suction block,
A driving motor for rotating the rotating shaft;
And a rotary arm connected to the rotary shaft and rotated together to press the cut portion of the finishing tape so as to abut on the lower surface of the finishing tape adsorbed to the lower end portion of the suction block. A carrier which is mounted on a winding device provided with a guide line portion on which a belt-shaped carrier moves and a carrier ring mounted on a rear side of the guide line portion and winding the carrier, the finishing portion being attached to an end portion of the carrier wound on the carrier ring For processing tapes,
A supply unit for supplying the finishing tape to an upper position of the carrier moving along the guide line unit,
A cutting portion for cutting the finishing tape,
A pressing portion for pressing the finishing tape to attach the finishing tape to a carrier moving along the guide line portion,
And a finishing unit for folding a cut portion of the finishing tape cut by the cutting unit to form a handle,

The finishing unit
Suction means for sucking in air to provide negative pressure,
A suction block connected to the suction means for suctioning and fixing the finishing tape,
And a pressing hinge installed at a front portion of the suction block and folding a cut portion of the finishing tape while rotating elastically,

The push-
A fixing piece fixedly positioned in front of the suction block,
A rotating piece rotatably coupled at a lower end of the fixing piece,
And a coil spring connected to the fixed piece and the rotary shaft of the rotary piece to rotate the rotary piece toward the bottom surface of the suction block that has risen. A carrier which is mounted on a winding device provided with a guide line portion on which a belt-shaped carrier moves and a carrier ring mounted on a rear side of the guide line portion and winding the carrier, the finishing portion being attached to an end portion of the carrier wound on the carrier ring For processing tapes,
A supply unit for supplying the finishing tape to an upper position of the carrier moving along the guide line unit,
A cutting portion for cutting the finishing tape,
A pressing portion for pressing the finishing tape to attach the finishing tape to a carrier moving along the guide line portion,
And a finishing unit for folding a cut portion of the finishing tape cut by the cutting unit to form a handle,

The finishing unit
Suction means for sucking in air to provide negative pressure,
A suction block connected to the suction means for suctioning and fixing the finishing tape,
And a paper attaching portion for attaching a pre-cut handle paper to a bottom surface of the cutting portion of the finishing tape fixed to the suction block. A guide line portion in which the strip-shaped carrier moves,
A winding portion provided at the rear of the guide line portion and detachably coupled to a carrier ring of the carrier fed from the guide line portion,
A roller feeding portion provided in the guide line portion and pushing the carrier passing through the guide line portion to the winding portion,
A bite conveying part which is provided between the guide line part and the carrier and conveys the carrier supplied from the guide line part toward the carrier,
A carrier winding apparatus comprising the treatment apparatus according to any one of claims 3 to 5.

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