US1927668A - Binder sheet fastening - Google Patents

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Sept. 19, 1933. J. v. MONTINERELLO l,927,668

BINDER SHEET FASTENING Filed Nov. 24, 1950 ATTO RN EYS 20 use;

Patented Sept. 19,y 1.933 Y roll of an ironing-machine. i

The general structure of a padded roll for an ironing machine embodies either a* solidi orV hole` lovvA inner .rollh'aving 'ajmetallic covering, the roll being covered by `a pluralityA of thicknesses o ofY fabric. dispcsed'over cellulose or springs-Which 410 givethe roll the properironing resiliency. The fabric covering formed by securing one end` of a strip of fabric to theroll'and then-winding the '.fabricabout the roll is ofsuchnature as to give the goodsironed the desired flnishand the outer endfoft the fabric is left lfree whereby,l since the roll'is rotate'din the" direction of Winding of the fabric, the' fabric Will-bel'freeto' slip `or IWind tighter on -the rollwhich will prevent bunching of the-fabric inl any one spot When the rollisin' The objects of vmy invention 'are 1to provide a fastening means for "securely holdingr the" binder sheet inl 'proper position as relates toy the end thereof adjacent lthe roll; to "provide a'xfasten- 5 ing means which will permit speeding up of assemblyiof thev padded roll by facilitating the change of binder sheets; and to provide a fastening means that Will not detract from the resiliency of the padded roll and such as not to cause bunching of the binder sheet at the point Where 4the one end thereof is secured to they roll during the time the roll is in use.

Various other objects and advantageous features of my invention will be seen in the follow- 5" ing description and one embodiment thereof may be seen in the accompanying drawing wherein similar characters of reference designate corre# sponding parts, and wherein:

Fig. 1 is a fragmentary View of an ironing roll 110iwith the binder sheet removed with the exception of one end thereof which is shown secured to the roll by fastening means embodying my invention; Fig. 2 is a sectional View taken on the line 2--2 of Fig. 1;` and Fig. 3 is a perspec- '45"' tive vievv of a hook constructed' in accordance with my invention.

Referring to the drawing, I have shown a fas-r tening means embodying my invention as being applied to an rironing roll 1 that may be of Wood,

,-rality of springs 3 equally spaced apart in equally spaced rows to present as near as posthe padded n sible "an even spring surface." However, it 'will be understood vthai-any preferred type off`pad ding may loe-used Abut it is preferred -that such padding begof "the resilient metal. type as ,fforV example, the springsdescribed I A" fastening-'means -for one end of a binder sheetv Liwhiehmay be of canvas, `asbestoafor any lti UN ITE D STATES PATENTJOFF i f o BINDER SHEETFASTENING I i James Vl Mo'ntinerello', Rochester, N. Y., assignorl` -to 'TheAmerican Laundry Machinery Com# pany, Cincinnati, Ohio, aj; corporation of I t Application November 1930 Serial'N0..497,729 1;

s Claims.;- (oLfes-*sr desired Ymaterial"consists of i hook-like -members 5 that are .preferably formedfofsheetmetal so as to embody va'certain'vamount"of spring-'for resiliency, `the hook-like members beingsecured 1 to the ironing roll 1 by means of screws' 621 Each hook-'like memberconsistspof a base .portio'nf 7 f having a perforation 8 throughvvhich' Vthe'sc'rew 6 is `passed to securethe vnooit-likemember. to

theroll L1 and a top 9`provided with a registering perforation 10 lto permitfpassage of thegsc'reW 6` theretl'irough-y andmfree 'access Ito the' screw.r

piece of "metal and embodieslavertical -.Wallf11 and a .pointeddownwardv extension'lz over- '.Whieha plurality of slots 13 cut through the 'sheet 1 .and arrangedfinfa row parallel` tothe edge of the sheet fare ipassed, thelfslots' being spaced lapart to register with like members -in a row. l l,

In assembling these Vhook-like members or se# curing means in an ironing roll, at each place Arespective hook-v y Where a'hook-like member. is secured, a spring members have `been assembled, the one end of the binder sheetifs secured to the vhook-like members in the mannerhereinbefore described, namely, by passing the slots 13l over'the hooklike members, and the ironing `roll is rotated which Wi1l Wld' .the binder sheet aroundthe roll in successive laps. v

Referring to the drawing andthe preceding description, it will be seen that I have. provided a fastening means Which may be applied to 'an ironing roll and embodies vnumerous advantageous features. For instance, my fastening means permits one free endxof Ya binder Sheet to be 1.05

easily and quickly securedto an ironing roll and is easily and quickly released from such attachment. Another feature resides in the fact that the fastening means or hook-like members are resilient or exible to such an extent that functioning of thespring padding will be in no 'no wiseaffected or the action of the springs retarded. It will be noted that the hook-likemembers in themselves are so constructed as .to be easily and quickly attached to or removed from anironing roll.

What I claim is; 1. In combination with an spring padding thereon, fastening means independent of .said spring padding for securing oneV end of a binder sheet to said roll comprising a resilient hook member, and means for securing said member tosaidroll. i A

2. In combination withY an ironing roll including a resilient padding, fastening meansindependent of said resilientl paddingl for. scouring one end of a binder sheet to said roll comprising a removable resilient hook` -member of substantially equal resilience with the padding and thereby having the hook-like portionvthereof movable in response to compression or expansion .of saidfpadding, and a base A' portion for securing the fastening means to' saidroll.

3. In combination with `an ironing roll including a padding ofthe resilient'metal type, a fastening means, independent of said padding for securing one end oia bindersheet to said roll comprising substantially U-shaped hook members of resiliency substantially equal to that Vmeans beinglof dimensionsto have its top most,

-With the roll.

of the; padding, and means for'securing said lfastening means to saidl roll, said fastening portionrat or below the-level of the top ofthe padding when'said fastening means is assembled 4. In combination with an ironingfroll including a padding or the multiple spring type, a fasteningl means-independent .of said springs for securing one endof a binder sheet .to said roll comprising substantially U-shaped .resilient hook members, and' means' forA securing saidfastening means' to said roll, said fastening `means be- Y 'ing of dimensions to have its top'most portion substantially levelwith the'tops of said springs whensaid fastening means-is in operative position.' f

l 5. In combination with an'ironing roll having ironing roll having g yielding padding thereon, fastening means for vsecuring one end of a binder sheet to said'roll comprising a resilient hook member, 'and means for securing said member to said roll, said hook member embodying atop, bottom, and one side wall with perforations .in the top and bottom portions thereof whereby the means for secur- Y ing said'member to said rollmay beinserted downwardly through the top' of said member. o 6,.In combination with an ironing rollhaving resilient metal padding thereon, fastening meansy independent. of said padding .for securing one end of abinderfsheetto said roll comprising a resilient hook member, and means for securing said memberlto said roll, said hook member embodying a top, bottom, and one sidewall. with perforationsr in, the top andvbottom portions f thereof whereby the means for securing said member to said roll may be inserted downwardly through the top vof said member.

.7; In combination with an ironingroll .having resilient metal padding thereon, fastening means V l for securing one end of a binder,v sheet to said roll comprising a resilient hookY member, and means :for securing said memberto said roll, said hook member `embodying ak top,.bottom, and one side wall with perforationsv inthe top and bottomk portions thereof whereby themeans for l.securing said Vmember to said -rollrn'ay be inserted downwardly through the top of said mem-A ber, and said member having a depending pointed extensionlon its topA portion.v 8. In combination with an. ironing roll having resilient metal padding: thereon, fastening means independent of said padding forfsecuring 110 unv

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