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US1279961A
US1279961A US70554A US7055416A US1279961A US 1279961 A US1279961 A US 1279961A US 70554 A US70554 A US 70554A US 7055416 A US7055416 A US 7055416A US 1279961 A US1279961 A US 1279961A
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    • B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
    • B05B—SPRAYING APPARATUS; ATOMISING APPARATUS; NOZZLES
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  • This invention relates to devices or apparatus for supplying strips of paper or other suitable material of any desired length to be applied to packages, bottles, bundles or the like as a wrapping means or as a label or for any other desired purpose, the illustrated embodiments of the invention. showing apparatus provided with means for holding a strip supply previously gnmmed on one side, such strip being adapted to be withdrawn in selected lengths and further provided with means for moistening the gummed side of the strip as the latter is withdrawn. It is apparent that an ungummed strip of paper or the like might be employed, and the moistening device be utilized for applying adhesive to the Side of the withdrawn strip.
  • Figure 1 is a side elevation partially in section of aform of strip serving device embodying my invention
  • Fig. 2 is a plan view of a portion of such form of device
  • Fig. 3 is a side elevation partially in section of a further form of strip serving device embodying my invention. 7
  • Fig. 4 is a plan view of such form of device.
  • disvarious means are provided to pre- 7 discharged upon the strip when the latter is drawn for use.
  • Figs. 1 and 2 I have represented a form of the invention, wherein a shield or cover is interposed between the reservoir and the strip.
  • the reservoir 19 is provided with one or more, and herein a pair, 0 elevated open-ended portions 20 extending above the mouth of the moistener which is herein represented as slotted, as indicated at 21.
  • a preferably sliding shield or cover 22 Suitably mounted above the mouth of the reservoir is a preferably sliding shield or cover 22 likewise slotted as indicated at 23.
  • the said cover is mounted in suitable side guides 24, 24, and is normally maintained in a retracted position by springs 25, 25.
  • the strip 26 issuing from the strip sup port passes between the elevated portions 20 of the reservoir beneath a guide 27 and then contacts with the rear portion of the cover or a bar or other member 28 mounted thereon.
  • the cover 22 When the strip is drawn upon for use, the cover 22 is thereby moved forward so that the slots therein register with those formed in the mouth of the reservoir, so that the water or other liquid is discharged preferably under slight pressure due to the elevated portion or portions of the reservoir upon the gummed surface of the strip. After severance of the strip, the cover is retracted by the springs 25 and the flow of water from the reservoir is cut oif.
  • Figs. 3 and 4 I have represented a form of the invention wherein water or other suitablemoistening fluid is supplied under pressure as by means of a pipe 29 connected with any suitable source of supply, the said pipe having a suitable discharge orifice 30 preferably elongated transversely of the strip, as represented in Fig. 4, so as to dis charge water or other moistening fluid or adhesive upon the strip.
  • I provide means to prevent the flow of liquid when the strip is not drawn upon for use and permit the discharge thereof upon the strip when the latter is drawn upon. Any suitable means may be provided to this end.
  • the upper end of the plunger is adapted to be impinged upon by the strip as represented in Fig. 3, so that as the strip is drawn upon for use the plunger 32 is depressed, "the vvalve 31 is opened and the fluid is discharged upon the strip. If desired, a hand operated valve 34 may also be employed. H
  • strip serving device comprisingma 1 strip support,- and means: controlled by draft 5 upon 2 the strip to discharge upon said 1 strip ,1 V a fluid to render the same adhesive.
  • 3.Af strip serving device comprising 1a; strip support,'and means -actuated-tby the stripserving operatioir to, discharge :upon the strip,a fluid-to -render the same adhe-. sive.
  • a strip serving device comprising a 1. strip support, a container for fluid supply 1 in operative relation thereto to render thestrip. adhesive, a. valve for-controllhig the discharge of said fluid, and means actuated-i by said strip servingoperation to operate said valve, thereby torender the strip'adhesive;
  • 53A strip serving device comprising a strip-"support,- a containerfor fluid supply in operative relation thereto to render the strip adhesive, a valve for-controlling the-'- discharge of said fluid, and, means actuated by draft upon the strip for use to operate said valve.
  • a strip serving device comprising a strip support-,a container for fluid supply; having a discharge opening fromavhich'the fluid may be discharged under pressure, and” means actuated by thestrip serving 'operationto permitthe discharge'of fluid throughi said bpenin 7.
  • 'Afstrip, serving device comprising stripv support, a containerfor fluid supply having a discharge openingfrom which ahe' fluid may discharge underpressure, a valve controlling the dischargeof "fluid through" saidppening, and, means operatively connected to said; valve and adapted to be impinged upon by the stripwhendrawnupon for use to open said valve.
  • a strip serving I device comprising a stripsupport, a container for fluid supply having a discharge opening from Which the fluid may be, discharged under pressure, a valve controlling" the discharge offluid through said opening, means operatively connectedvto said valve and adapted to be impinged upon by the strip When drawn upon foriiseito open said valve, a11d.,means to close said valve.
  • a strip serving device comprising a 0 strip support, means for discharging a moisten-ing fluid under pressure upon-said'strip, and-meansactuated by the strip serving operation -to perm-it such discharge;
  • a strip serving 4 device comprising a 35 strip supportymeans for-discharging a mois tening fluid under I pressure upon said strip, a valve't'or controllingsuclrdischarge, and means actuated by the strip serving operation to open said valve.
  • Astripserving device comprising a strip supportya container for fluid supply in operativerelationthereto to render the strip adhesive, and means actuated by-the strip serving operation forcibly to discharge fluid in a jet on the strip.
  • A-stripgserving device comprising a strip 1sup ort,- and means actuated by the strip serving operation to dischargea fluid under; pressure upon the strip,- thereby to render the sameadhesive.
  • a strip serving device comprising a strip support, and means actuated bythestrip servingoperationtoiefiect a positive discharge ina jet of a fluid upon-the strip,

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F. S. ANABLE. STRIP SERVING DEVICE. APPLICATION FILED JAN-6, 1916.
Patented Sept. 24, 1918.
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FREDERICK S. ANAIBLE, 0F BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS, ASSIGNOR T0 NATIONAL BINDING MACHINE COMPANY, OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, A CORPORATION OF MAINE.
Original application filed Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Sept. 24L, 1918..
February 1, 1908, Serial No. 413,798. (Patent No. 1,168,777.) Divided and this application filed January 6, 1916. Serial No. 70,554.
which the following description, in connec tion with the accompanying drawings, is a specification, like characters on the drawings representing like parts.
This application is a division of my copending application Serial No, 413,798, filed February 1, 1908, now Patent No. 1,168,777.
This invention relates to devices or apparatus for supplying strips of paper or other suitable material of any desired length to be applied to packages, bottles, bundles or the like as a wrapping means or as a label or for any other desired purpose, the illustrated embodiments of the invention. showing apparatus provided with means for holding a strip supply previously gnmmed on one side, such strip being adapted to be withdrawn in selected lengths and further provided with means for moistening the gummed side of the strip as the latter is withdrawn. It is apparent that an ungummed strip of paper or the like might be employed, and the moistening device be utilized for applying adhesive to the Side of the withdrawn strip.
My invention will be best understood by reference to the following description when taken in connection with the accompanying illustrations of two specific embodiments thereof, the scope of the invention being more particularly pointed out in the appended claims.
Referring to the drawings,-
. Figure 1 is a side elevation partially in section of aform of strip serving device embodying my invention;
Fig. 2 is a plan view of a portion of such form of device;
Fig. 3is a side elevation partially in section of a further form of strip serving device embodying my invention; 7
Fig. 4: is a plan view ofsuch form of device.
In the forms of the invention herein disvarious means are provided to pre- 7 discharged upon the strip when the latter is drawn for use.
In Figs. 1 and 2, I have represented a form of the invention, wherein a shield or cover is interposed between the reservoir and the strip. Herein the reservoir 19 is provided with one or more, and herein a pair, 0 elevated open-ended portions 20 extending above the mouth of the moistener which is herein represented as slotted, as indicated at 21. Suitably mounted above the mouth of the reservoir is a preferably sliding shield or cover 22 likewise slotted as indicated at 23. The said cover is mounted in suitable side guides 24, 24, and is normally maintained in a retracted position by springs 25, 25. The strip 26 issuing from the strip sup port passes between the elevated portions 20 of the reservoir beneath a guide 27 and then contacts with the rear portion of the cover or a bar or other member 28 mounted thereon. When the strip is drawn upon for use, the cover 22 is thereby moved forward so that the slots therein register with those formed in the mouth of the reservoir, so that the water or other liquid is discharged preferably under slight pressure due to the elevated portion or portions of the reservoir upon the gummed surface of the strip. After severance of the strip, the cover is retracted by the springs 25 and the flow of water from the reservoir is cut oif.
In Figs. 3 and 4;, I have represented a form of the invention wherein water or other suitablemoistening fluid is supplied under pressure as by means of a pipe 29 connected with any suitable source of supply, the said pipe having a suitable discharge orifice 30 preferably elongated transversely of the strip, as represented in Fig. 4, so as to dis charge water or other moistening fluid or adhesive upon the strip. I provide means to prevent the flow of liquid when the strip is not drawn upon for use and permit the discharge thereof upon the strip when the latter is drawn upon. Any suitable means may be provided to this end. Herein, I have represented a valve 31, to which is connected a plunger 32 normally elevated by a spring 33 to close the valve. The upper end of the plunger is adapted to be impinged upon by the strip as represented in Fig. 3, so that as the strip is drawn upon for use the plunger 32 is depressed, "the vvalve 31 is opened and the fluid is discharged upon the strip. If desired, a hand operated valve 34 may also be employed. H
Having thus described my invention, I desire it to be understood that although specific. terms are employed, they are used in a descriptive and generic sense and not for purposes of' limitation, the scope of the invention being .set forth in the; following claims,
Claims- 1. A strip serving device comprising a strip support, a :container for :flu-id; supply 1 in operative relation thereto to.-:render the; stripndhesive and means controlled by draft upon the strip to discharge fluid from said supply upon said strip,'=therebyto. ren-- der the strip adhesive.
21A :strip serving device comprisingma 1 strip support,- and means: controlled by draft 5 upon 2 the strip to discharge upon said 1 strip ,1 V a fluid to render the same adhesive.-'v
3.Af strip serving device comprising 1a; strip support,'and means -actuated-tby the stripserving operatioir to, discharge :upon the strip,a fluid-to -render the same adhe-. sive.
at. A strip serving device comprising a 1. strip support, a container for fluid supply 1 in operative relation thereto to render thestrip. adhesive, a. valve for-controllhig the discharge of said fluid, and means actuated-i by said strip servingoperation to operate said valve, thereby torender the strip'adhesive;
53A strip serving device-comprising a strip-"support,- a containerfor fluid supply in operative relation thereto to render the strip adhesive, a valve for-controlling the-'- discharge of said fluid, and, means actuated by draft upon the strip for use to operate said valve.
6." A strip serving device comprising a strip support-,a container for fluid supply; having a discharge opening fromavhich'the fluid may be discharged under pressure, and" means actuated by thestrip serving 'operationto permitthe discharge'of fluid throughi said bpenin 7.",'Afstrip, serving device comprising stripv support, a containerfor fluid supply having a discharge openingfrom which ahe' fluid may discharge underpressure, a valve controlling the dischargeof "fluid through" saidppening, and, means operatively connected to said; valve and adapted to be impinged upon by the stripwhendrawnupon for use to open said valve.
8 A strip serving I device comprising a stripsupport, a container for fluid supply having a discharge opening from Which the fluid may be, discharged under pressure, a valve controlling" the discharge offluid through said opening, means operatively connectedvto said valve and adapted to be impinged upon by the strip When drawn upon foriiseito open said valve, a11d.,means to close said valve.
9. -A strip. serving device ("comprising ,a
strip support,a moistener in operative relacharge opening, said closure having means 7 to -be engaged by said strip as it is drawn upon for use, thereby to move said closure to permit thedischarge of fluid, and meansto return the closure to closing position;
10. "A strip: serving device comprising a 0 strip support, means for discharging a moisten-ing fluid under pressure upon-said'strip, and-meansactuated by the strip serving operation -to perm-it such discharge;
11. A strip serving 4 device comprising a 35 strip supportymeans for-discharging a mois tening fluid under I pressure upon said strip, a valve't'or controllingsuclrdischarge, and means actuated by the strip serving operation to open said valve. 1
12; Astripserving device comprising a strip supportya container for fluid supply in operativerelationthereto to render the strip adhesive, and means actuated by-the strip serving operation forcibly to discharge fluid in a jet on the strip. I
l3.*'A strip; serving device comprising incombination; a stripe-support, and means actuated by, the strip serving operation to effeeta positive dischargeof a fluid nponthe 1 strip, therebyto render the sameadh esive.
14-. A-stripgserving device comprising a strip 1sup ort,- and means actuated by the strip serving operation to dischargea fluid under; pressure upon the strip,- thereby to render the sameadhesive. V
15; A strip serving device comprising a strip support, and means actuated bythestrip servingoperationtoiefiect a positive discharge ina jet of a fluid upon-the strip,
thereby to render the same adhesive,
In testimony Whereofi'I "havesigned my name to this specification, in the presence of" two subscribing Witnesses.
FREDERICK SL'ANABL'EE Witnesses:
F. IRENE CHANDLER, EVERETT"S. EMORY;
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US2988043A (en) * 1957-11-21 1961-06-13 Sassenberg Richard Apparatus for the projection of images
US3910229A (en) * 1974-07-30 1975-10-07 Henry C Spencer Toilet roll paper moistening device
US6457893B1 (en) 2001-08-13 2002-10-01 George Wesley Hamilton Personal hygiene device for moistening tissue

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US2988043A (en) * 1957-11-21 1961-06-13 Sassenberg Richard Apparatus for the projection of images
US3910229A (en) * 1974-07-30 1975-10-07 Henry C Spencer Toilet roll paper moistening device
US6457893B1 (en) 2001-08-13 2002-10-01 George Wesley Hamilton Personal hygiene device for moistening tissue

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