US1742270A

US1742270A - Gelatin-band spindle

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Publication number: US1742270A
Application number: US270875A
Authority: US
Inventors: Edward E Mcnally
Original assignee: JOHN J FLANIGAN
Current assignee: JOHN J FLANIGAN
Priority date: 1928-04-18
Filing date: 1928-04-18
Publication date: 1930-01-07
Anticipated expiration: 1947-01-07

Description

E. E. M NALLY emwm BAND swam: Filed April 18.1928

Jan. 7, 1930.

journal end: member PatentedJan. 7, .1939

EDWARD n. MCNAILLY, or OAK GELATIN-BAND SPINDLE Application an April 1a, 1928.

band spinly secured tothe body so that: they will not i other light material and The body is provided with

metal journal weamembers

9, 9, which are preferably made movement by any or twist or turnrelativeiy to the body in service. And a further object of the invention is to provide an adapter for enabling thespindle to be used in a variety of machines.

In the accompanying drawings illustrating a selectedembodiment of the invention, Fig. 1 shows "the spindlemounted in parts of a machine shown in section. A j 2 1s a sectional view through the Fig. v spindle, the adapter and the parts of: the machine in which they are mounted.

Fig. 3 is an end View of the left end member of the spindle in Figs. 1 and 2'.

Figs. 4 and 5 are transverse sectional views on the lines H and5+5 respectively of Fig. 2. Fig. 6 is a perspective View showing the left end ofthe body and themetal journal end member to be engaged therewith.

Fig. 7 is a perspective view, showing the right metal journal end member and the adapter.

Referring to the drawings, the spindle which may be made of wood or of a suitable size. end

alike. Each journal end member Shae a socket portionlO to receivean end of the body which is reduced to form a peripheral shoulder 11 to abut the socket wall, whereb the end member will lie flush with the body and present a smooth surface to receive the gelatin band. The end the end of the body against relative rotative all of the following means z-The side wall of the end member PARK, innmoispe member is secured on may be indented at an 12, to clam may be provided engage a c of the body; projections of SSEGNOR OAK BARK, ILLINOIS.

Serial No. 270,875.

p the body with a transv orrespondlng groove suitable size on the inside of the socket wal the body 8 are engaged. ferred because against relatlve TO J OHN J. FLAITIG-AN, 0F

y place or places, as at the bottom of the socket erse rib 13 to 13 in the end or one or more sharpened ribs or may be provided 1 to take into when the end member and the body The rib and groove are they will absolutely rotative movement of the preinsure body and end member, but the sharpened ribs or project interlocking means the indentations 12 since they wood bodyand prevent ions for

can be easily made to "also relative longitudinal mov body and 'siderable rotative heretofore bers of the end member. There 3 constitute a satisfactory many purposes; and are a desirable feature take into the relative rotative and ement of the is often constrain on the spindle and it has not been uncommon to find the body rotating relatively to the end memspindle, but there is l of the body and end members separate longitudinal found S'LlfllClGIlt ordm and groove for preventing r movement or. similar movement.

I prefer that they can be used i supporting carrier and an elongated journal 14 w yondthe o is adapted In Figs.

the spindle is part 15 of spindle the journal is e -er 17 which has'a thr into a part 15 ofthe ittle tendency to loosen or ly, therefore it will be airily to provide the rib elative rotative and one or more indentations like,

to make the I provide each end hich ther parts of the end to prevent relative endwise end members alike so nterchangeably 1n the parts of a machine or of a storage member. with pro ects bemember and to engage supporting parts in the machine or the storage carrier.

1 and 2, the journal machine.

at the left of shown engaged with supporting machine; andat the right ofthe ngaged with an adapt eaded stud 18 screwed The adapter has an opening 19 to receive the journal 14.

and this opening is enlarged at.

tate engag also has a l ement of thejournal.

the ournal end so that the sp turned in either direction.

19 to facili- The adapter ug 20 to fit between two lugs 16 of indlemay be V the spindle where they will be rovides a strong and subor gelatin bands which is adapted to be readily and quickly engaged with and disengagedfrom the parts of a duplicating machine for supporting the spindle, and also with a carrier in which the gelatin band roll is stored when not in use. I prefer to dispose the sides 16 of the lugs radially of the spindle to make the spaces between the lugs as wide as possible at the periphery of first engaged I have provided The invention stantial spindle with supporting parts.

strong and substantial metal journal ends and novel means for securing these ends on the body because I know that in practice it not infrequently happens that the journal ends are broken or distorted in use or in handling andwork or are forced suificiently free to revolve on the body or to permit the body to revolve relative thereto. The journal ends of my invention are strong and substantial and are rigidly and permanently secured to the body.

I have shown the invention in a preferred form adapted for cemmercial use, but I reserve the right to make changes in the construction and arrangement of parts within the scope of the following claims.

I claim: 7

. 1. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and end members rigidly mounted on the ends'of the body and each having a centrally disposed journal and a plurality of outwardly projecting peripheral lugs spaced apart and spaced from said centrally disposed journal. r

2. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and end members rigidly mounted on the ends of the body and each having a pluralit-y of outwardly projecting spaced peripheral lugs and a centrally disposed ournal projecting from the end member beyond the lugs and radially spaced from said lugs.

3. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and end members rigidly mounted on the ends of the body and each having plurality of spaced lugs projecting in the direction of the length of the spindle at the periphery thereof, the opposing sides of the lugs being disposed radially of the spindle.

4. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and an end member having a socket into which an end of the body is inserted, the bottom of said socket and the end of said body having a rib and groove engagement to prevent relative rotative movement of the end member and body.

5. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and an end member mounted on an end of the body, said member having a socket into which an end of the body is inserted, and the inner wall of the socket being provided interiorly with a longitudinal sharpened rib ,to take into the body when the body is forced into the socket and to prevent relative rotative movement of the end member and body.

6. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and an end member mounted on an end of the body, said member having a socket into which an end of the body is inserted, the bottom of said socket and the end of said body having a'rib and groove engagement, said socket being provided on its inner wall with a longitudinal sharpened rib to take into the body when the body is forced into the socket to prevent relative roative movement of the end member and body.

7. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and an end cap member mounted on an end of the body, said end cap member forming a socket into which an end of the body is inserted, the inner wall of said socket being provided with a longitudinally disposed sharpened rib embedded into the body and said wall being indented into the body to secure the end member rigidly on the body against relative rotative and longitudinal movement thereon.

8. A spindle for gelatin band rolls having a body, and an end member mounted on an end of the body, said end member having a socket to receive an end of the body, the bottom of said socket and the end of said body having a rib and groove engagement, and the wall of said socket being provided interiorly with a sharpened rib to take into the body when the body is forced into the socket and said wall being indented into the body to secure the end member rigidly on the body against relative movement thereon.

9. The combination of a journal support having a lug thereon, a gelatin band roll spindle, a journal at an end of the spindle to engage said support, and a plurality of outwardly projecting spaced peripheral lugs arranged about and spaced from the journal on the end of the spindle and adapted for engagement with said lug on the support.

10. The combination of a gelatin band roll spindle having a plurality of outwardly projecting spaced peripheral lugs and a centrally disposed journal at an end of the spindle, and an adapter having a threaded stud to engage a support, a lug to engage a space between two of the lugs on the spindle, and

an opening to receive the journal.

EDWARD E. MoiIALLY.