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US2447518A US635559A US63555945A US2447518A US 2447518 A US2447518 A US 2447518A US 635559 A US635559 A US 635559A US 63555945 A US63555945 A US 63555945A US 2447518 A US2447518 A US 2447518A
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65HHANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H35/00Delivering articles from cutting or line-perforating machines; Article or web delivery apparatus incorporating cutting or line-perforating devices, e.g. adhesive tape dispensers
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    • B65H35/0026Hand-held or table apparatus for delivering pressure-sensitive adhesive tape
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    • Y10T225/20Severing by manually forcing against fixed edge
    • Y10T225/217Work stripped from blade by relatively movable means
    • Y10T225/218Including movable blade
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    • Y10T225/20Severing by manually forcing against fixed edge
    • Y10T225/222With work-immobilizing paster surface
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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    • Y10T225/20Severing by manually forcing against fixed edge
    • Y10T225/257Blade mounted on hand-held wound package
    • Y10T225/269Blade carrier supports package for rotation
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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    • Y10T225/00Severing by tearing or breaking
    • Y10T225/20Severing by manually forcing against fixed edge
    • Y10T225/294With guide for running length work
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • Thi invention relates to devices for mounting upon a spool of tape or rlbbonlike material of any type or kind to control removal of predetermined tape lengths whenever desired. More particularly, the invention deals with an attachment adapted for detachable mounting upon a spool and having means for guiding the attachment in circumferential movement on the spool in the operation of removing tape therefrom, and further having means for severing the tape and for engaging a tape end to retain the attachment against shifting movement on the spool.
  • Fig. 1 is a Perspective view of a spool showing one of my improved devices thereon.
  • Fig. 2 is a side view of the structure shown in Fig. 1, with part of the construction broken away and in section.
  • Fig. 3 is a view similar to Fig. 2, showing parts in a different'position.
  • Fig. 4 is a section on the line- 8-6 of Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 5 is a view similar to Figs. 2 and 3, showing the spool tape substantially consumed.
  • Fig. 6 is a perspective view of a modified form of device, detached, with the cutter and holder member in open position;
  • Fig. '7 is a sectional view through the device of Fig. 6, showing the same applied to the tape spool, only part of which is shown.
  • My invention is applicable for use on tape or ribbon like merchandise of any type or kind in control of removal of predetermined lengths-of tape.
  • the invention deals primarily with a dispensing attachment or device for use on gummed tapes, such for example as bandage tapes, Scotch tape, insulation tape, gummed. paper, and so forth.
  • the invention is also applicable for use in dispensing ribbon of any type or kind.
  • Fig. 1 of the drawing I have shown at It a roll of tape having a tubular spool II.
  • the device i2 comprises two similar side plates l3 and M, substantially of the form shown at the right of Fig. 1, that is to say, the upper or outer ends of the plates have laterally extending bearing portions I5 and i6 respectively.
  • the inner ends of the plates have inturned retainer flanges ii and i8, which fit within the spool H and are of a greater length than the adjacent portions of the plates.
  • the length of the flanges fl and I8 is such as to at all times retain the attachment against displacement from the spool, allowing for complete dispensing of the tape thereon. For example as illustrated in Fig. 4 of the drawing.
  • the plates l3 and it are joined by rivet pins 69 and 20.
  • On the pin I9 is mounted a roller 2
  • the member 23 is substantially of the section shown in Fig. 2 of the drawing, and is of sufficient length to extend beyond the roller 2
  • the free end of the member 23 has a bevelled saw-tooth cutter edge 26 to I sever the tape with the member 23 held in the position shown in Fig. 1 of the drawing.
  • stamped out from the member 23 is an outwardly extending tongue portion or lip 21, which serves to position a finger of the hand upon the member in applying pressure thereto in the tearing operation of the tape, and also provides a means for lifting the member 23 in swinging the same into the raised position, Fig. 2, thus di'sengaging the same from the tape end 24, leaving said end free for grasping by the fingers of a lution.
  • the device l2 continues to travel around the spool until all of the tape has been consumed.
  • FIGs. 6 and '1 I have shown an attachment 28, which differs from the device or attachment 12, in that the side plates 23 and 30 thereof are integrally joined in a cross head plate 3
  • the upper ends of the plates 29 and-30 have at one side thereof inwardly directed tape supporting flanges 33 and 34 disposed over a roller 35, mounted on a rivet pin 33.
  • the tape holding and cutter member 31 is pivoted on another rivet pin 38 atthe opposite side of the plates 29 and 30.
  • the member 31 is similar to the member 23, and forthis reason. no further detailed description is given.
  • the member 31 is adapted to rest upon the flanges 33 and 34, when in its closed position, as shown in Fig.
  • Fig. 'I 40 represents a spool of tape, and it will appear that the plate'3i, including the extending ends 32, are disposed within the core 4
  • the attachment or device 28 becomes a permanent attachment to the spool, the rivet pins 38 and 38 being applied in assembling the device on the spool.
  • This device is of economic construction and for this reason, can be discarded when the tape of the spool is consumed.
  • the plates 29 and 30 have outwardly pressed elliptical finger grip portions 42 and 43, which are engaged by two fingers of the hand in the operation of pulling the tape from the spool.
  • the device or attachment remains stationary, and the spool itself then moves through the device as the tape is drawn from the spool.
  • the member 23 may be constructed to fit snugly within the bearing portions l and IE to retain the member 23 against accidental displacement when in the closed position, shown in Fig. 1.
  • the attachment is in the form of a U-shaped frame defined by the side plates and the ping or rods joining and spacing outer ends of the plates, the inner-ends of the plates of the frame having means, for example, the inwardly extending flanges i1 and it for retaining the frame against displacement from the spool, while at the same time, providing for the circumferential movement of the frame on the spool.
  • a dispensing device of the character described comprising a pair of plates having inturned flanges at one end, a pair of pins joining the other end of the plates at side portions thereof, a tape cutter and holder member pivotally supported on one of said pins and adapted to bear on the other of said pins, and said member having at its free edge a cutter.
  • a dispensing device of the character described comprising a pair of plates having inturned flanges at one end, a pair of pins joining the other end of the plates at side portions thereof, a tape cutter and holder member pivotally supported on one of said pins and adapted to bear on the other of said pins, said member having at its free edge a cutter, and said member having an outwardly extending lip forming a flngerpiece facilitating movement of said member in one direction.
  • a dispensing device of the character described said devlce comprising a pair of plates having inturned flanges at one end, a pair of pins joining the other end of the plates at side portions thereof, a tape cutter and bolder member pivotally supported on one of said pins and adapted to bear on the other of said pins, said member having at its free edge a. cutter, said 'member having an outwardly extending lip forming a flngerpiece facilitating movement of said member in one direction, and said member being of a width substantially equal to the distance between said plates.
  • a dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips comprising a frame (lefined by sidewalls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin members joining and spacing the other end portionsof the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, and the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment.
  • a dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips comprising a frame defined by side walls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin members joining and spacing the other end portions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment, and said last named pin having a roller thereon facilitating free movemeat of the strip in dispensing the same.
  • a dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips comprising-a frame defined by side walls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin members joining and spacing the other end portions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment, and the inturned flanges of said plates forming means supporting the strip end in grasping position in movement of said member into inoperative position.
  • a dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips comprising a frame defined by side walls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin 'nembers joining andspacing the other end por- "ions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding ind cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the secnd mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment, the inturned flanges of said plates forming means supporting a strip end in grasping position in movement of said member into inoperative position, and said plates having outwardly extending finger grip portions.
  • a dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips comprisin a frame delined by side walls spaced and joinedat one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin' members joining and spacing the other end portions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment,-the inturned flanges of said plates forming means supporting a strip end in grasping position in movement of said member into inoperative position, said plates having outwardly extending finger grip portions, and the cross plate of said frame having flanges extending laterally" beyond the limits of the side plates of the frame.
  • a tape dispenser comprising a, frame having side plates spaced at one end by a pair of pin members disposed at corner portions of the plates, the other end of the plates of the frame having means for retaining the frame against displacement from a support, a tape cutter member swingably mounted on one of said pins, said cutter having a free cutter edge widely spaced with respect to the other pin and adjacent side of the upper portion of the frame when the member is in collapsed position on the frame, and means adjacent the second named pin for supporting a tape end when the device is in use.
  • a tape dispenser comprising a frame having side plates spaced at one end by a pair of pin members disposed at corner portions of the plates, the other end of the plates of the frame having means for retaining the frame against displacement from a support, a tape cutter member swingably mounted on one of said pins, said outter having a free cutter edge widely spaced with respect to the other pin when the member is in collapsed position on the frame, and means adjacent the second named pin for supporting the cutter member in collapsed operative position.

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Aug. 24, 1948. I ms Y 2,447,518
TAPE DISPENSER Filed Dec. 17, 1945 INVENTOR Z/jV/J mP/NJK) www ATTOR EY Patente Aug. 24, 1
TAPE DISEENSER Davis Marlnsky, Bronx, N. Y.; Louis Zn; Morin executor of estate of said Davis Marlnslw, de-
ceased I Application December 17, 1945, Serial No. 635,559 (6!. 164-845) 1 11 Claims.
Thi invention relates to devices for mounting upon a spool of tape or rlbbonlike material of any type or kind to control removal of predetermined tape lengths whenever desired. More particularly, the invention deals with an attachment adapted for detachable mounting upon a spool and having means for guiding the attachment in circumferential movement on the spool in the operation of removing tape therefrom, and further having means for severing the tape and for engaging a tape end to retain the attachment against shifting movement on the spool. The novel features of the invention will be best understood from the following description when taken together with the accompanying drawing, in which certain embodiments of the invention are disclosed, and in which the separate parts are designated by suitable reference characters in each of the views, and in which:
Fig. 1 is a Perspective view of a spool showing one of my improved devices thereon.
Fig. 2 is a side view of the structure shown in Fig. 1, with part of the construction broken away and in section.
Fig. 3 is a view similar to Fig. 2, showing parts in a different'position.
Fig. 4 is a section on the line- 8-6 of Fig. 2.
Fig. 5 is a view similar to Figs. 2 and 3, showing the spool tape substantially consumed.
Fig. 6 is a perspective view of a modified form of device, detached, with the cutter and holder member in open position; and
Fig. '7 is a sectional view through the device of Fig. 6, showing the same applied to the tape spool, only part of which is shown.
The present application constitutes a continuation in part of the structure disclosed in my-prior application Ser. No. 629,082, filed November 16, 1945.
My invention is applicable for use on tape or ribbon like merchandise of any type or kind in control of removal of predetermined lengths-of tape. The invention deals primarily with a dispensing attachment or device for use on gummed tapes, such for example as bandage tapes, Scotch tape, insulation tape, gummed. paper, and so forth. The invention is also applicable for use in dispensing ribbon of any type or kind.
In Fig. 1 of the drawing, I have shown at It a roll of tape having a tubular spool II. At 82 is shown one of my improved attachments or dispensing devices. The device i2 comprises two similar side plates l3 and M, substantially of the form shown at the right of Fig. 1, that is to say, the upper or outer ends of the plates have laterally extending bearing portions I5 and i6 respectively. The inner ends of the plates have inturned retainer flanges ii and i8, which fit within the spool H and are of a greater length than the adjacent portions of the plates. The length of the flanges fl and I8 is such as to at all times retain the attachment against displacement from the spool, allowing for complete dispensing of the tape thereon. For example as illustrated in Fig. 4 of the drawing.
The plates l3 and it are joined by rivet pins 69 and 20. On the pin I9 is mounted a roller 2|, and on the pin 20 is mounted a cylindrical end 22 of a tape cutter and holder member 23. The member 23 is substantially of the section shown in Fig. 2 of the drawing, and is of sufficient length to extend beyond the roller 2| in engaging a tape end 2 or the inner adhesive surface 25 thereof to hold the member 23-on the tape end, as well as to retain the device i2 against shifting movement on the spool of tape. The free end of the member 23 has a bevelled saw-tooth cutter edge 26 to I sever the tape with the member 23 held in the position shown in Fig. 1 of the drawing.
Stamped out from the member 23 is an outwardly extending tongue portion or lip 21, which serves to position a finger of the hand upon the member in applying pressure thereto in the tearing operation of the tape, and also provides a means for lifting the member 23 in swinging the same into the raised position, Fig. 2, thus di'sengaging the same from the tape end 24, leaving said end free for grasping by the fingers of a lution. The device l2 continues to travel around the spool until all of the tape has been consumed.
After drawing a desired length of the tape from the spool, operator moves member 23 downwardly in the position shown in Fig. 1, to hold the tape upon the roller 2|, and with pressure applied to the member 23, by one end, the tape is then drawn backwardly in the direction of the pivot end 22 of the member 23 to tear or sever the tape at the cutter edge 26. The device l2 will then be retained in this position on the spool by engagement of the member 23 with the adhesive surface 23 of the tape end 24.
In Figs. 6 and '1, I have shown an attachment 28, which differs from the device or attachment 12, in that the side plates 23 and 30 thereof are integrally joined in a cross head plate 3|, having oppositely directed extensions 32 beyond the side edges of the plates 28 and 30.
With the constructicnshown in Figs. 6 and 'l, the upper ends of the plates 29 and-30 have at one side thereof inwardly directed tape supporting flanges 33 and 34 disposed over a roller 35, mounted on a rivet pin 33. With this construction, the tape holding and cutter member 31 is pivoted on another rivet pin 38 atthe opposite side of the plates 29 and 30. The member 31 is similar to the member 23, and forthis reason. no further detailed description is given. The member 31 is adapted to rest upon the flanges 33 and 34, when in its closed position, as shown in Fig. 'i, and these flanges engage the tape 33 in movement of the member 31 into open position to aid in stripping the tape from the end of the member 31 and also to support the tape in an outwardly extending position to enable the same to be readily grasped by the finger of a hand.
. While in Fig-7 of the drawing the tape 39 is shown as arranged beneath the flanges 33, 34, in some uses. it may be passed over these flanges and supported thereon by the member 31. In this connection, it will be understood that, in either use, the tape 3-9, with its adhesive side upwardly, is held by the member 31, as is indicated in Fig. '7 of the drawing.
In Fig. 'I, 40 represents a spool of tape, and it will appear that the plate'3i, including the extending ends 32, are disposed within the core 4| of the spool, the same as the flanges l1 and I8.
With the construction shown in Figs. 6 and '7, the attachment or device 28 becomes a permanent attachment to the spool, the rivet pins 38 and 38 being applied in assembling the device on the spool. This device is of economic construction and for this reason, can be discarded when the tape of the spool is consumed.
Considering Fig. 6 of the drawing, it will appear that the plates 29 and 30 have outwardly pressed elliptical finger grip portions 42 and 43, which are engaged by two fingers of the hand in the operation of pulling the tape from the spool. In other words, the device or attachment remains stationary, and the spool itself then moves through the device as the tape is drawn from the spool.
Where the device is used in conjunction with tape or ribbon like products which do not include adhesive properties, the member 23 may be constructed to fit snugly within the bearing portions l and IE to retain the member 23 against accidental displacement when in the closed position, shown in Fig. 1.
It will be understood that in attaching the device i 2 to the spool, the flanged ends of the.
plates are sprung laterally to pass the flanges over the sides of the spool until the flanges I reach the opening ot the core, at which time,
the kind under consideration, come in varying widths and particularly adhesive tapes used for medical purposes.
The attachment is in the form of a U-shaped frame defined by the side plates and the ping or rods joining and spacing outer ends of the plates, the inner-ends of the plates of the frame having means, for example, the inwardly extending flanges i1 and it for retaining the frame against displacement from the spool, while at the same time, providing for the circumferential movement of the frame on the spool.
Having fully described my invention, what I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent is:
1. A dispensing device of the character described, said device comprising a pair of plates having inturned flanges at one end, a pair of pins joining the other end of the plates at side portions thereof, a tape cutter and holder member pivotally supported on one of said pins and adapted to bear on the other of said pins, and said member having at its free edge a cutter.
2. A dispensing device of the character described, said devicecomprising a pair of plates having inturned flanges at one end, a pair of pins joining the other end of the plates at side portions thereof, a tape cutter and holder member pivotally supported on one of said pins and adapted to bear on the other of said pins, said member having at its free edge a cutter, and said member having an outwardly extending lip forming a flngerpiece facilitating movement of said member in one direction.
3. A dispensing device of the character described, said devlce comprising a pair of plates having inturned flanges at one end, a pair of pins joining the other end of the plates at side portions thereof, a tape cutter and bolder member pivotally supported on one of said pins and adapted to bear on the other of said pins, said member having at its free edge a. cutter, said 'member having an outwardly extending lip forming a flngerpiece facilitating movement of said member in one direction, and said member being of a width substantially equal to the distance between said plates.
4. A dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips, said attachment comprising a frame (lefined by sidewalls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin members joining and spacing the other end portionsof the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, and the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment.
5. A dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips, said attachment comprising a frame defined by side walls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin members joining and spacing the other end portions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment, and said last named pin having a roller thereon facilitating free movemeat of the strip in dispensing the same.
6. A dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips, said attachment comprising-a frame defined by side walls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin members joining and spacing the other end portions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment, and the inturned flanges of said plates forming means supporting the strip end in grasping position in movement of said member into inoperative position.
7. A dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips, said attachment comprising a frame defined by side walls spaced and joined at one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin 'nembers joining andspacing the other end por- "ions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding ind cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the secnd mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment, the inturned flanges of said plates forming means supporting a strip end in grasping position in movement of said member into inoperative position, and said plates having outwardly extending finger grip portions.
8. A dispensing attachment for ribbon like strips, said attachment comprisin a frame delined by side walls spaced and joinedat one end by a cross plate, means comprising a pair of pin' members joining and spacing the other end portions of the plates of said frame, a strip holding and cutter member pivotally mounted on one of the pins, the plates adjacent the other pin having inturned flange portions forming a seat upon which said member is adapted to rest when in operative position, the strip passing over the second mentioned pin in dispensing the strip through the attachment,-the inturned flanges of said plates forming means supporting a strip end in grasping position in movement of said member into inoperative position, said plates having outwardly extending finger grip portions, and the cross plate of said frame having flanges extending laterally" beyond the limits of the side plates of the frame.
ber swingably mounted on one of said pins, theplates adjacent the other pin having stops checking movement of said member in one direction in the frame, and said stops forming means support,- ing the tape in extended'position in the frame in movement of said member into an inoperative position.
10. A tape dispenser comprising a, frame having side plates spaced at one end by a pair of pin members disposed at corner portions of the plates, the other end of the plates of the frame having means for retaining the frame against displacement from a support, a tape cutter member swingably mounted on one of said pins, said cutter having a free cutter edge widely spaced with respect to the other pin and adjacent side of the upper portion of the frame when the member is in collapsed position on the frame, and means adjacent the second named pin for supporting a tape end when the device is in use.
11. A tape dispenser comprising a frame having side plates spaced at one end by a pair of pin members disposed at corner portions of the plates, the other end of the plates of the frame having means for retaining the frame against displacement from a support, a tape cutter member swingably mounted on one of said pins, said outter having a free cutter edge widely spaced with respect to the other pin when the member is in collapsed position on the frame, and means adjacent the second named pin for supporting the cutter member in collapsed operative position.
DAVIS MARINSKY.
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