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US1111649A US70926112A US1912709261A US1111649A US 1111649 A US1111649 A US 1111649A US 70926112 A US70926112 A US 70926112A US 1912709261 A US1912709261 A US 1912709261A US 1111649 A US1111649 A US 1111649A
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  • the op?, erating membersfor the side and end folders f are all adjustable andthe-adjusting mechanism 1 is operatedzyfrom4 a5' common'- member which may-ehe moved into 'various set vposi-v tions to adjust one or more of ⁇ thebperati'ng members and leave ⁇ the others undisturbed.
  • jFig. ⁇ 2 isa detailview fof the operating mechanism for .the end ⁇ folder. ⁇ Fig. l3, .is front' elevation ofthe machine. Fig. l4,*is a: f plan view showing the "arrangement of the? adjusting mechanism'ifor altering the Sequence of the folding operations.
  • Figa 7 is a plan view
  • FigySyis an elevatio-nof the end folder.
  • able foldersc which are mounted in carriers b and the presser plate which is guided and -lsupportedfin the frame a.
  • the folders ⁇ yc are shown in Fig.' 6, moved into their fold-- ing position, this bythe centrally pivoted levers 7, carrying at movement being effected their lower ends rollers g, which engagewith cams 54 54 and v56,56to move the folders at the desired timesuand in the desiredse ⁇ quenceV as described @more fully hereafter
  • the present invention is more specifically tion ofthe folders sothat they may be moved 1n' vvariable sequence.
  • the flatblanlA is first'cupped by means of dies e, lcarried byfeet f, fixed in'movable die head it 7L, thedielheadis swung around plates g, Vfixed bybolts c', inthe movable die head parts lult.
  • the die head 71.-, L is'composed of two ⁇ parts held apart by "springs fw,
  • l l head ismore fullyvdescribed in aco-pending l ⁇ 15,thereis pivoted at 14, a rod-12.
  • a roller l1 which is guided inal curved slot 10, on a fixed bracket ⁇ 9.
  • the upper end of the-lever 12 is expanded to form a bearing for the' swivel 13, for the die head it' L' By from the Vposition shownin Fig.” l, tothat showny inFig. 6. This is effected by the' i means of ⁇ a .pin 7, carried .by the die head 7L i, the die headis swung aroundy pin 7, traveling in the'curved groove 8',
  • Fig. 6 thereis mounted a hot presser. plate d, this presser plate rests onsprings n, and has panded position shown in Figs. vl andl 6.;
  • the folders c arethen drawn apart farl enough to 'freely admit the expanded: dies e.' The dies e, press the blank A on to thel j thelfolders c.
  • roller Z pivoted at 79, and carrying a roller Z. r)lie roller Z, rest-s on a cam m.
  • the ledges have tobe folded in a' dif-V ferent sequence, for instance, the side A- may be folded iirst,whereupon the 4ends A3, A4, may beffolded and then thexside A2,'v may Abe'folded. ⁇
  • the operation might beE reversed that is to say, the sideA2, might be folded first, 'and 'then the ends Asa-nd A4,]
  • the sets ofoperating cams 54, 54 and 56, 56 for the side folders are in pairs and ⁇ are. all mounted on a common shaft '8,
  • the pair vof cams 54, ⁇ 54 are the early and late cams respectively for the lower folderonthe left ,hand sidein Fig. 6, that is to the front of the operating shaft s, while the cams 56, 56 are the early and late cams for the upper folder on the'right hand side in Fig. ⁇ 6, that is tothe rear of vthe operating shaft s.
  • rollers gk are grooved, so asto leave two pr'ojectingpa-rts between which a Vshifting rod may engage, F
  • the roller g, for the rleft hand side yfolderin Fig. 6, is formed of twofrol-ler parts 53,betweenwhich engages ani" operating bar 5l, which is adaptedto slide the roller g-along its 'spindle 56a, so
  • the vroller g for, the righf'hand- ⁇ side folder' in Fig. 6 is'composed ⁇ of-'two rollers 5 5, and
  • ⁇ Thisfinemloer comprisesl 4two llsleeve portions leading line; iii-Fig. l ⁇ 2,fro ⁇ m, the l reference numeral' 381 passesfffllhe 'support for the "orossshaft 41jis looated ⁇ ⁇ loetween the-,sleeve Parts 42 Of, the member i ,38- f: On each. 0f
  • Theend folder 22,' has Ato be arranged adljusta-blefor various rreasons and purposes.
  • the other'lthree vpins are -xed to thebracket 23 and arereferred yto as the pins 280 although for the reference numerall f dotted lines in F ig. 7.;
  • a spring latch 300 which presses against a pin 301 on the plate and also on, al lever 302. rlhe lever 302. is 'pivoted-on the plate and presses l"with its free end' against the operating pin 28.
  • the clamp 2 3a is slackened 'as alsothe 'clamp 32.
  • the bracket23, ⁇ is lthen moved to the'required ⁇ rality of adjustable members cci-:acting with 'said' cams to operate said folders, and a cenit- V ⁇ Y guion] member ⁇ movable.
  • operatingsame in various Sequence comprises ing a' driving shaft, tivo pairs v of early and late operating'. camson said shafts, tivo roll-'j' ers slidably 1no,unted "each Toppfosite' aidif- .120.
  • roller carried ⁇ by said arm and in its sliding movement slidable over the operating cam for the end folder.
  • a movable fend folder I a'jbracket therefor, a pluralityif'of guide bars loosely pivoted on said bracket, a plurality of rigid' pins carried by said bracket,l av slotted folder carrier,.thejslots of which engage said guide bars andpsaid carrier also having openings-passing' loosely over said pins, a cover plate engaging over said rigid pins,.and on top of said carrier,

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B. B.PBNBY. I N-FOLDING MACHINE. AVPPLIGATION FILED JULY 13,v 1912.
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esse@ THE NORRIS PETERS Co.. PHDTDJJTHO.. WASHINGYUN. D, C.
E. B. PENBY.
INFOLDING MACHINE.l APPLICATION FILED JULY 13, 1912.
Patented Sept. 22, 1914.
3 SHEETS-SHEET 2.
THE NDRR/s PTERS C01, hwru-Lurfn. WASHINGTON. D. c.
E. B. FENBY.
INFOLDING MACHINE.
APPLIGATloN FILED JUmfls. 1912.
Patented sepnzz, 1914.
Totali whom t may coaoeym: 'l 4 v I Be y it known lthat I, "EDGAR FENBY, subject of the King of Great Britaim.
' UNITED sra y EDeAnBEVnRLnYrumanos cov-ENTRY, ENGLAND.
BEVERLEY residing` at Coventry, Englandyhave invented certain new and useful Improvements: in@ Infolding-Machines, of which kthe following f isa specication,
- In machines for lfolding collar. cufl"` `and like blanks, it isfrequentlyjdesired togalter -thefsequencefin whicli'the edges are folded, ,r i thus, it is sometimesdesired to fold the sides first, and the ends last,orI it may be desired.
' to fold one or other of the sidesfrst then l vfoldf the-ends` and thengfold the other side.` to 'get rvarious forms The *purpose of this is of lock corners.
y Accordingto the present invention the op?, erating membersfor the side and end folders f are all adjustable andthe-adjusting mechanism 1 is operatedzyfrom4 a5' common'- member which may-ehe moved into 'various set vposi-v tions to adjust one or more of `thebperati'ng members and leave `the others undisturbed.
` l Inthis way.v the machine tender has merely to move theyadjusting handle/to anlindicated point in order"l to l obtain any. of the four different sequences.
i L I shallfirst of allzdescribe general conl struction and operationof folding machine suitable for folding a collar' or cuff blankV U andshall then proceedtodeal"withthenovel i mechanism according to the'present inven-` features andimprovements in the folding tion.v l y Generally speaking these improvements deal fwith the mechanismfor adjusting the folder for different sizes of `collars `and dif-y ings :fFigure 1,is a" sidel elevation of the machine. Fig. 1,is -a detail View of theo-peratingylever for the rotatablel columns a.
jFig. `2, isa detailview fof the operating mechanism for .the end` folder.` Fig. l3, .is front' elevation ofthe machine. Fig. l4,*is a: f plan view showing the "arrangement of the? adjusting mechanism'ifor altering the Sequence of the folding operations. QFig. 5,-is
al diagr'arnmatic view illustratingy the opera-i L; tion 4ofthemechanism shown in Fig. 4. TFig.` 5a, is a view'of the folded blank'. lFiga 6. is
a cross sectional view through; thedbody `of the machine. Figa 7, isa plan view, and
FigySyis an elevatio-nof the end folder.
.firhe-biaak A (Figs. sandte) ,to be aldea is `laid flaton the recessed top of the mov--` directed to the INFOLDINGlMACHmE.
l Speccation of Letters Patent. "Patented Sept. 1914:. Application led July 13, 1912. Serial 709,261. l i
able foldersc, which are mounted in carriers b and the presser plate which is guided and -lsupportedfin the frame a. The folders` yc, are shown in Fig.' 6, moved into their fold-- ing position, this bythe centrally pivoted levers 7, carrying at movement being effected their lower ends rollers g, which engagewith cams 54 54 and v56,56to move the folders at the desired timesuand in the desiredse` quenceV as described @more fully hereafter The present invention is more specifically tion ofthe folders sothat they may be moved 1n' vvariable sequence.
The flatblanlA, is first'cupped by means of dies e, lcarried byfeet f, fixed in'movable die head it 7L, thedielheadis swung around plates g, Vfixed bybolts c', inthe movable die head parts lult. `The die head 71.-, L, is'composed of two `parts held apart by "springs fw,
and guided on boltsu,"Fig. l. The conapplicati'on Serial No.' 694,243. y y Y,
The diehead 7L fais-moved in the curved path Y, by meansof the following mecha` `nism. lOn acamor disk 19, mounted on theA operating shaft s, .there-is provided ya roller F18, which ftsinto pivoted at 16. To the short end of the lever aslot 17, on a lever" l5,
means for timing the opera-` Tris rari-:Nr OFFICE. i
struction ofythismovable and adjustable die d. l l head ismore fullyvdescribed in aco-pending l `15,thereis pivoted at 14, a rod-12. About `midwayiirthe length of the-rod 12, thereis mounted a roller l1, which is guided inal curved slot 10, on a fixed bracket `9. The upper end of the-lever 12, is expanded to form a bearing for the' swivel 13, for the die head it' L' By from the Vposition shownin Fig." l, tothat showny inFig. 6. This is effected by the' i means of` a .pin 7, carried .by the die head 7L i, the die headis swung aroundy pin 7, traveling in the'curved groove 8',
formed onthey upper part` o f the bracket 9. The die-head z, z,'.pass esoverftwo end col-i `umns @,farranged atfe'achxlside of the ma?L i chine. These l end columns 'are i supported in `an 'inclined posltionlina fixed; sleeve Q ,and
carry at their lower ends (see Figs. l, and 3) arms 3, on which'are inounteclrollerfs'4. `The f roller 4, engages with the face came, to rotate thestandards e, at required times.` v,The
rotation of the standards a, causes the die head parts/zzf, to come together or expand for the purpose which i is more fullyfex-` plained hereafter;y Below the y folders c, o
Fig. 6, thereis mounted a hot presser. plate d, this presser plate rests onsprings n, and has panded position shown in Figs. vl andl 6.; The folders c, arethen drawn apart farl enough to 'freely admit the expanded: dies e.' The dies e, press the blank A on to thel j thelfolders c. Immediatelythe yolies e, pass'y 'I a pin c, proj 'e'cting downwardly tore'st" on :an
arm pivoted at 79, and carrying a roller Z. r)lie roller Z, rest-s on a cam m.
shown in Fig. l, along the pathshown by the dotted line Y on, tothe'guides or col umns e. The dies e, are then in the exe hot presserplate d, and'thereby pass below below the folders c, theseffolders are moved into the positions shown in Fig. 6, inra defi` nite sequence which maybe ifaried asre` uired. From this position until thel roller g l ,starts to rise at the point ILthe die heads l. lz', 7L, are brought 'together bythe rotation of the columns e, and the die heads alsostart to move upwardly Vfrom the table. In order to prevent the movement of thedies e, from scraping orv disturbing the blank A, ay pin: 2 0 (sec F igs. l and 3) carried by thedief head comes to bear on a spring 21a contained in a recess 21. This happens when the die v head is 'moving into its lowermost position' solthat the weight of the die head does not i fall on the blank, but` is taken up byl the spring 21'. When the point II passes un- I der'th'e roller Z, the hot pressertable cZ, is
moved upwardly to press the blank. From the. points II to IH, the blank is pressed and at the pointIII, the presser plate eZ, re l. ced'es a shortdistance for the blank wheres upon the folders c, are withdrawnurl Atthe point IV, the presser plate (Z, gets a rapid idrop whereby the folded blank falls fromv the table. y x
Having described the general operation of the machine, l .shall now proceed to deal with the novel features according to this" inj vention. Thesenovel features referto the timing mechanism of the side foldersc c,
and the end folders-22.
Referring to Fig. 5, it willbe seen thatv the blank A, shownas-.a-v collar blank, has to f be'ffolded along the vfour edges,A,A%y A3,
At'. If various .kinds of lock corners are desired, the ledges have tobe folded in a' dif-V ferent sequence, for instance, the side A- may be folded iirst,whereupon the 4ends A3, A4, may beffolded and then thexside A2,'v may Abe'folded.` The operation might beE reversed that is to say, the sideA2, might be folded first, 'and 'then the ends Asa-nd A4,]
and lastly -the side A". A third alternative "l would betofold the sides A and A2 simultaneously and first, and theendsv A3 and A4,!
f ,effect one orothe'r offrthesequences described last,- or 5a fourth'l alternative ispo'ssible movement.
A and A2, simulta neously` and last. According to the present invention, means are. provided lfor securing any one of these alternative methods merely by operating a singlesetting member and this in spite fof. the fact thattheside folders c, and the end folders 22, move in transverse paths. l
"The sets ofoperating cams 54, 54 and 56, 56 for the side folders are in pairs and `are. all mounted on a common shaft '8, The pair vof cams 54,` 54 are the early and late cams respectively for the lower folderonthe left ,hand sidein Fig. 6, that is to the front of the operating shaft s, while the cams 56, 56 are the early and late cams for the upper folder on the'right hand side in Fig.` 6, that is tothe rear of vthe operating shaft s. The
dles 56, whichfare onop'posite sides ofthe folding the ends'A3 and Affrs'tand the sides i rollers Q, are Vslidab'ly mounted on their spinilf.
shaft s, so asto :nove the folders c, toward A andl away from one another. Each slidable f roller isthus located to 'co-actfwith `.either cam of one pair o'r set. As seen Figs. 3 and 4, the rollers gk are grooved, so asto leave two pr'ojectingpa-rts between which a Vshifting rod may engage, F The roller g, for the rleft hand side yfolderin Fig. 6, is formed of twofrol-ler parts 53,betweenwhich engages ani" operating bar 5l, which is adaptedto slide the roller g-along its 'spindle 56a, so
asto bring one or other ofthe roller parts `53 into-'engagement withthe cam 54 `or 54?.
The vroller g for, the righf'hand-` side folder' in Fig. 6 is'composed` of-'two rollers 5 5, and
forked and thefree space between the armsin a similar manner is caused bytheoperat-V ing bar 52 to slidealong its "spindle 56a, to bring oneor the Otherb-ftheroller parts 55 vinto' engagement: withthe `cam 56 01H56.
lThe arms 71,' carrying.the-'spindles156@ are V105 is `su'iiicient to allow of the necessaryv'sliding A The bars 5l,4 and 52 w'hiclrengagebetween the roller p artsf53, 53, and 55, 55,are car` .riedfbyf-connecting links or) tie :rods 49 and- -50.` These tie rods Vor'connecting li-nks49,`
50,v are arranged; at each side ofthe machine and are movable by means ofplns 4'`an'd 48, carried on disks 431 and 44. "Thedisks 43 and 44, are supported on transverseshafts 4l, at each end'of the machine. IThe trans- `seen z `more i V clearly inl Figs.V lr 2.1'- This timing shaft is operable byfmeans of a hand' :verse shaft 41, which might be called va timing sha ft, at the right' handend 'in Fig. 4, is'k prolonged yto i the front ,off thel rm'achine* as 41C, andbringingthe handle 41a, around'to a f xedistop: 41d, therequired adjustment toi aber@ with referencesltotheflig. is; ef-` fected. .The handle 4l,j-mayitakeup foun successive positions corresponding to the'. `four positions ofthe timing-` gearshown diag; granimatically.i1IfFi,g1;.=5.` These four posiltions are shown eonseeutivelyzin Fig. `5, in
the irst and third`,^;the toproller 9 (havingv the. roller parts`55) lhas just `heen shifted while inthe alternate positions; l(that is t. second and fourth) the'hottoxn roller g (CaryV v ryinggthe .roller parts 53) hasgjust been shifted.j Thus` in shifting from the `iirst i" position shown ,attheleft jhand side of Fig.
5, tothe secondposition,"theroller g, which isiformedjof the ;jparts "53,5.inA Fig. 4, lis. I x' shifted from .enga`gement'with the oamj-54, intoengagement'withthe 'Cam 54 while the rollerpartsf 55 remain las theyywere `In 1 moving `from the second, to the .third Qposition, theroller g,formed] off. the parts 55,
."moves from engagementwith .the-cam 56,
into engagement Iwith"thelcam` 56 while the roller lparts, remainwasthey were `and r so on, each of therollersheing movedata'n .alternate positioiivofffthe" shifting Ineeha-y nSm-L 4* j :`:.Thedisks 43 and ysean-loe.seenfin Fig.
2, have pins 45 andijYISiXGd-to theirinner i ilfaces. l;Thepressi;v sha lft41,`is supported hef, -tweengtheldisks 43.1and 44,and on thisvoross-l; t yshaftwthereis loosely mountedfamember 38.:`
`Thisfinemloer comprisesl 4two llsleeve portions leading line; iii-Fig. l{2,fro`m, the l reference numeral' 381 passesfffllhe 'support for the "orossshaft 41jis looated` `loetween the-,sleeve Parts 42 Of, the member i ,38- f: On each. 0f
ythe sleeveI portions "42, there are `provided sloping foam lsurfaces 45a 1-and.46a, against which the pins 45and 46 hearpatjtheir free* ends;- Themembergwiis;free to slidel on thejeross'.shaftf41[-loetweenthe disks 4 3. and
`alole the `device to` be" `use 44.3V Onej of the sleeveparts `42 has cast ating bar for the endfolderyrsoas to ensizes.` of collars.;
`When the arm` y'the the' arm 37, is caused-to,pressfagainstjthe head A36, and to. thereby "operateftheend folder` 22. To accelerate, .orretard the end` folding operation, the rollerf-is `moved axially in jFigpQ. This is effected `loy "thegfzpin 46,
passing over thejinoline-46,`while thepin and; `45, comes opposite the slopingfinoline `45a.`
It will thus befseen that the axial position of the roller 40, isgdependent upon the an- A@inf an. interdependent manner. j i
with different j l*guiar-i adjnstmentf.of` the disks 43 and44,
whichv pareil "in yturn set fby the handle 41a. The disks 43` and-44 however, on their rotationV also;move the connecting links49 and 50'andthereby also: the rollers 53 and In this waythe ,timing ofthe side and end :folders lis effeoted from-av common j member Referring now'ltoFig. 5, which illustrates diagranirnatically the operation of the ad-` Gjusting meohanism forthe side folders. t Iny [thisl gurethe disl{s.43.andj44, have been. v
f:turned around into thev plane foontainingthe `ltwozrods 49 and 50. vInthe position shown iin.V Fig. 5,` atthe feXtreme `left hand,` it` will he seen that the rpins 46r `and 47, are both on the-righthand side ofthe "Center line joining f.' the two disks. .Injthis waygthe operating rollers g, engage, with the early.- Cams' 54 and 56. Vithy this adjnstmentthe v sides A `Ian`d`A2, `would.he.folded simultaneously` and-'first and the fends,J A3 and A4, would .be foldedflast.' QOn "rotating the disks from `thefl position shown f-ingtheleft hand .to jthenext right hand positionshown pin `48,
`stillreniains on-the right hand side of the `centerlinel,.Whilegthe pin 47 `has-,Crossed the gentlerline` .lnfthislwaythe bottom roller gywill-Vooperate with `thelate cam `54 `while the top; `roller 9,-,wilfljstill `"coperate with its` early. loam 56, -lnithis position the; side A-jwonld-he foldedffffirstrthe twofends vA3 'andA and; the lsidefA?:would be folded last; j ln the third lposition shown in Fig.` 5,
the y pins 48 47,` are lboth on the left, "hand of the" center line and in moving to this `positionthe cam roller 40, will have been retarded on `the cam 19, iso that` the result will loe, si'desA and'A,2 willbe folded simultaneously and last `and .ends A? and A4,
willjhe folded first-In the, 4th positionshown on thev extreme riglitfinfFig. 5, the
`pin-46,'remains on the same sideof the centerlinel while 47, orosses. folded first, the ends and -The-"side A2, is the side 1A are los then folded. It willbe seen that in these movements into successive positionsthe advjustfmentl of any given, roller-only takes place atthe alternatepositions. i.
Theend folder 22,'has Ato be arranged adljusta-blefor various rreasons and purposes.
'Firstof all the` variousshapesfof, collarsre-v lol'u'ire clilfere'nt `movements and,` the `vai-ions lengths or sizesV .require suitaloleiv adjustment ofv .tht-i folders. y `To theseends the folders 22,2are supported' in carriers y24,.;slidahlein elamp '23@ to the bed-at .the'desiredpointi Thebraokets 23,are fixed at eaoh side of the machine frameand `guide theend folders 22, and their carriers 2 4'. Theoai'rier' 24, is.Y caused to make,4 various motions acoording to the pattern `of the Collar; The
` mechanism.for Vcarrying out` one example of inclined motion-s' shown.. kProjectiiigup". from Athe bracket 23, there-fare1r1gid-p1ns- 280,' shov'vn asy three in number.
to the operating rod 30. The other'lthree vpins are -xed to thebracket 23 and arereferred yto as the pins 280 although for the reference numerall f dotted lines in F ig. 7.; On the bottom of the carrier 24:,there are'inclined slots 25, Which fit over pivoted guide blocks 26, rotatablev about pins 27," fixedin'thebracket y23. In the various carriers the slots 25, are at. different inclinations anddifferently/spaced so 25` ferent angles. `The pivoted guide blocks 26,
adjustv themselves to the `angle of the vslots '25, so that'the one `guiding mechanism is adaptable to allthe various angles tof endl folders. To' hold carrier` 24,".inf placeffajy cover plate 2301`is slipped-'over the'pins y280, Whichare notched at; their upper ends so as to overlap the plate f-230 as sho-Wnat 281.
To keep the plate 230 pressed into the notchesV as at28l, a spring latch 300, is'provided which presses against a pin 301 on the plate and also on, al lever 302. rlhe lever 302. is 'pivoted-on the plate and presses l"with its free end' against the operating pin 28. The 40' opening' 282, inthe top plate and is'adapted tolpress againstthe foldercarrier 24C."v The pin 28, lits ina hole in the carrier plate-24, and moves this carrier plate and 'joffv course the head 36." It `Will be yunderstood that'the -folders22,
must 'befmovedftovvard one another ora'vvayA from one'anothertosuit the sizefofcollar, l In order that lthis adjustment may beieasily effected the head 36, (Fig. 7 is carried by a slidabl'e pin 35, formed in one piecevvit'hY ajclamping head l31, surrounding the rod 30. A. set screwfor the like 32, isused for clamp# ing thehead`3l tothe rod 30.` A spring 33, presses on the clamping head `land nds an abutment inra ixedrecessed part 34, The spring 33, effects the return movement of the rOdLBO," and theparts moving there lpin 28 folder carrier 24.'and folder 22." l
-YVhen it is desired to adjust the end folders tosuit the size of collar, the clamp 2 3a is slackened 'as alsothe 'clamp 32. The bracket23, `is lthen moved to the'required `rality of adjustable members cci-:acting with 'said' cams to operate said folders, and a cenit- V` Y guion] member` movable. into set positions for-'- p .moving selected adjustable -Inembersy in` deli#- purpose -of avoiding confusion of the ldraw'- ing onlyv onepinis shown as bearing its vFor 'each size or style of collar there-.is at vspecialfolder carrier24, and this folder'carfv S* rier has openings in which the pins 280 have free play." Thesev ,openings 28,` areval riously shaped as can be seen` by? the thatv the. end folders 22,?are moved up dif- Acated'to thefront and* rear'of'said"operating` v fico operating pin-28, is movable in an 'enlarged' the end folder'22, When the lever 3.7, strikesl Vv cams for said foldersftvvirollers yeach sli if dor-operatingsaid folders in variable se @and like blanks, side andend folders, means foroperating said fldersinjvariable -sev`gquence, .c onaprisii1g setsoff operating cams for saidfolders;adjustable? members slidably 'Y amounted to'co-actx'fa-iiously With-saidA cams 51 i' l,and operate said folders, andac'omnfionrof'y jtatable shaft fand "coperating mechanism Y `for l sliding`-f selected'ffadjustable members 1n` Y definite sequence'ff; "f .l l j 3. Inf a foldingmachinefin"combinatiomf .side folders movable toward and'aw'ay from,
ione "another, end yifolders movable y"sufbstan .gtially' transversely .to fsaid side folders and toward and away from` onegan,her, .means 5f y1G01? Operating ysaid folders fin yvarious selr 95 quencevv comprising;l an Operating "shaft, a plurality of. '.'operfatingz camsf mounte'df onf said shaft,l rollers sldabrly Imounted"and'loff,
shaft and -atthe ends to -niove said folders,V a rotatable shaftftr fer'se to said operatf i shaft and means 'copeiiating with" al1-` ably mounted opposite ay-different of' operating cainsl and' mea-ns 'for' sliding said rollers to` c operate `With a selected cam` of" each'pair 5' n 5. 'In a'1`fo'lding,
ach
operatingsame in various Sequence comprises ing a' driving shaft, tivo pairs v of early and late operating'. camson said shafts, tivo roll-'j' ers slidably 1no,unted "each Toppfosite' aidif- .120.
ferent pair offoperatin'g cams and on oppo. i sitey sides of thefsh'af"arcoinmon adjustingineii'iber for said -rollerfs and movable into successive positions ftosldeisaid rollers alter?.
nately from` "one'camgtotheother, siib'stanf 125 y y tiallyas described. fl
. '6; In' a' 'foldingfmachneifer collars, cuffs;
andli'ke blanksgside folders and means forj operating samein various sequencecompris- 'ingttvo pairs off early andV late? operating `130 cams for said folders,two`rollers each slid-V ablyninounted,opposite a different pairef operating cams and means for sliding'said' mechanism operated by said rrotatable memn *on d'erent transverseshafts, bars fixed to l ,ber at alternate set positions substantially as described.
"7. In a folding machine in combinationl with. movable folders, means for operating" Said folders ,in variable sequence comprising a driving shaft, two pairs of `early and late .cams mounted on said shaft, two adjustable rollers arranged on opposite sides of .said shaft to coperate each Witha differentpalr of cams, a movable member arranged to take ,up four setpositions, and vmechanism o per- ,ated by said movable membergand'co-acting with said adjusting rollers to lmeve the same alternately as the movable member is shifted to successive set positions.; V q1 d,v In a foldingymachine inV combination with side folders, a driving? shaft, two-pairs of early fand lateloperating cams therefor, and mounted on said shaft'7 operating levers,l rollersyslidably mounted on said operating levers and on` oppositesides of saidshaft` to engage each witha different pair of ,operating cams, transverse shafts movablexinto, successive4 set positions, disksrnounted on! said transverse shafts, tie rods on each side 0f "said l operating `shaft.; and connecting Vdisks said tie Irods andl engaging saidrollers to slide the' same alternately onf-the motion of vsaid transverse shafts into successivev positionsff4 f.; i,
9. combination vvith'side"` folders and, mechanism for 'timingtheir operation 1n various sequence, said `'mechanism jembracing a-'rotatableshafa `an endgfolder, `an operi z ating cam therefor, airoperating lever theren tion of said end folder. l
f f for, a lroller-on said leverand engaging-said the timing vmechanism for sliding saidy roller. on the cam to advance or retard' the opera-` 10.. In combination sideffolders and `mechanism for timing ytheiryoperation in various sequence, said mechanism embraca rotatable timing shaft,'an end folder,
. roller carried `by said arm and in its sliding movement slidable over the operating cam for the end folder. l
.11'. `In a foldingmachine, a movable end folder, a bracket therefor, a plurality of guide bars loosely pivoted'on said bracket, a plurality of rigid" pins carried byl said bracket, a slottedfolder carrier, the 1 slots of which engage the said guide'bars land said carrier also yhaving oprlilgspassing loosely `over said pins and means for moving said carrier. l
12. In ,faffolding/ machine, a movable fend folder,I a'jbracket therefor, a pluralityif'of guide bars loosely pivoted on said bracket, a plurality of rigid' pins carried by said bracket,l av slotted folder carrier,.thejslots of which engage said guide bars andpsaid carrier also having openings-passing' loosely over said pins, a cover plate engaging over said rigid pins,.and on top of said carrier,
a springholding'said cover plate in position, and means for-moving said carrier.
13. In a folding machine, an end folder,
a bracket supporting said folder, 4a cam for 'i operating *said folder, a lever coperating `vvith'said .camj and oscillated thereby, a slid- `able baricoperating `With said lever, a rodv "slidable with thefolder and mounted in said bracket, -andlmeans for clamping saidrod``l to said slidablebar as required.
In testimony `whereof I have signed my name to this specification in the presence of `two lsubscribing Wtinesses. cam, land means on'said rotatable l.shaft for` Copies oflthis patent may be bbtaindlfor ive cents each, by addressingv the Commissioner ot Patents,
y Washington, D. G. f
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