US3272047A - Hydraulic roll oscillating device - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to improvements in apparatus for severing sheet material, and particularly such apparatus wherein severing is obtained by impressing a cutting blade against sheet material which is restrained by a resilient backing member.
- a machine operating in this manner is a rotary die-cut machine.
- the resilient backing member is a rotating roll having a resilient covering, such as of polyurethane
- the cutting blade is a serrated blade mounted on another rotating roll and impressed against the surface of the resilient covering. While eflicien-t severing of sheet material, such as cardboard, is obtained, the repetitive impression of the cutting blade on the same line along the surface of the resilient covering results in the damage thereof and to thus require the expense of machine downtime and replacement of the resiliently covered roll.
- a further object of the present invention is to provide an arrangement for a resilient backing member in which fresh portions thereof are brought into contact with the cutting blade.
- a still further object of the present invention is to provide a mechanism for longitudinally shifting the resilient covered roll in relation to the cutting roll of a rotary diecut machine.
- FIG. 1 is a side elevation of a rotary die-cut machine incorporating features of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is an enlarged fragmentary view along line 2-2 of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the electric and hydraulic circuitry shown in FIG. 1.
- a rotary die-cut machine is generally designated as and it comprises a frame 12, of which one side only is depicted, and a pair of rolls 14 and 16 rotatably mounted within the frame.
- Roll 16 is provided with a covering of resilient material and roll 14 is provided with a cutting blade 15 extending from its lateral surface and having its cutting edge impressed against the surface of the resilient covering of roll 16 for severing of sheet material passing between these rolls.
- roll 16 is longitudinally oscillated or shifted with respect to the cutting blade 15 of roll 14 so as to present a fresh resilient surface thereto.
- This oscillation is obtained by driving the journal shaft 18 of roll 16 in a like motion within journal housing 20 by electric and hydraulic means which will now be described.
- An electric motor is provided with its driving shaft 22 having a pulley 24 mounted thereon and a driving belt 26 which, in turn, drives the hydraulic pump 30 by means of a pulley 28. Hydraulic fluid is supplied to a reversing valve 34 through a pump output line 32.
- the reversing valve 34 is provided with a pair of solenoids 36 and 38 and a pair of hydraulic lines 40 and 42, with the direction of hydraulic fluid flow through these hydraulic lines 40 and 42 being reversible according to actuation of a slidable valve plug 35 by the solenoids 36 and 38.
- the hydraulic lines 40 and 42 are connected to opposite ends of a double-acting hydraulic cylinder 44 which includes a piston 46 and a piston rod 48 extending from each end of the hydraulic cylinder 44.
- the direction of movement of the piston 46 is determined by which of the hydraulic lines 40 and 42 is supplying hydraulic fluid under pressure to the hydraulic cylinder 44.
- the remaining line of the hydraulic lines 40 and 42 is communicated by means of the reversing valve 34 with return hydraulic line 50 and sump 52 which, in turn, supplies hydraulic fluid to the pump 30 through a pump intake line 54.
- the inner end of the piston rod 48 is connected directly to the adjacent end of the shaft 18 of roll 16 so as to translate the longitudinal motion of the piston 46 directly thereto. Reversal of the motion of piston 46 and thus oscillation of roll 16 is obtained by means of a striker plate 56 mounted at the opposite end of the piston rod 48 and a pair of switches 60 and 62 which are positioned upon mounting plate 58. Mounting plate 58, in turn, is mounted to the outer end of the hydraulic cylinder of the double-acting hydraulic cylinder 44.
- the switches 60 and 62 are spaced for actuation by the striker plate 56 to determine the limits of its travel and thus the amplitude of oscillation, by means of the electrical connection of the switches 62 and 60 with the solenoids 36 and 38, respectively, of the reversing valve 34.
- the longitudinal oscillation of roll 16 is done simultaneously with the passage of sheet material between the rolls 14 and 16.
- a representative amplitude of oscillation, as determined by switches 60 and 62, is 5 per revolution of the cycle of the machine so that instead of the cutting blade 15 bearing continuously on a width of the resilient covering corresponding to the width of the cutting blade, the wear of the resilient covering is distributed across the entire amplitude of longitudinal shift.
- a double-acting hydraulic cylinder having one end of its piston shaft connected to one end of the shaft of said one roll for longitudinally oscillating it with respect to said other roll, a source of hydraulic pressure, a pair of hydraulic lines for supplying hydraulic fluid to said hydraulic cylinder, a reversing valve for reversing the direction of hydraulic fluid flow through said hydraulic cylinder to obtain the longitudinal oscillation of said one roll, a pair of spaced switch means for defining the limits of said longitudinal oscillation, striker means mounted on the opposite end of said piston shaft for alternately actuating said spaced switch means, and solenoid means energized by said spaced switch means to reverse said reversing valve in response to the alternate actuation of said spaced switch means by said striker means.
- said reversing valve includes a slidable valve plug, the sliding movement of which is actuated by said solenoid means.
- said solenoid means consists of a solenoid spaced from each end of said slidable valve plug.
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Sept if), 1966 w. F. WARD 3,272,947
HYDRAULIC ROLL OSCILLATING DEVICE Filed Nov. 20, 1963 FIG. 2. I6
/32 WILL/AM E WARD INVENTOR ATTORNEY United States Patent 3 272 047 HYDRAULIC Ron. OS CILLATING DEVICE William F. Ward, 1706 Kurtz Ave., Lutherville Md. Filed Nov. 20, 1963, Ser. No. 324,926 3 Claims. (Cl. 83-338) This invention relates to improvements in apparatus for severing sheet material, and particularly such apparatus wherein severing is obtained by impressing a cutting blade against sheet material which is restrained by a resilient backing member.
A machine operating in this manner is a rotary die-cut machine. In this machine, the resilient backing member is a rotating roll having a resilient covering, such as of polyurethane, and the cutting blade is a serrated blade mounted on another rotating roll and impressed against the surface of the resilient covering. While eflicien-t severing of sheet material, such as cardboard, is obtained, the repetitive impression of the cutting blade on the same line along the surface of the resilient covering results in the damage thereof and to thus require the expense of machine downtime and replacement of the resiliently covered roll.
It is an object of the present invention, therefore, to provide a severing apparatus such as described but with a resilient backing member having extended life.
A further object of the present invention is to provide an arrangement for a resilient backing member in which fresh portions thereof are brought into contact with the cutting blade.
A still further object of the present invention is to provide a mechanism for longitudinally shifting the resilient covered roll in relation to the cutting roll of a rotary diecut machine.
These and other objects of the present invention will be come more readily apparent by reference to the following description and accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a side elevation of a rotary die-cut machine incorporating features of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged fragmentary view along line 2-2 of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the electric and hydraulic circuitry shown in FIG. 1.
Referring now to FIG. 1, a rotary die-cut machine is generally designated as and it comprises a frame 12, of which one side only is depicted, and a pair of rolls 14 and 16 rotatably mounted within the frame. Roll 16 is provided with a covering of resilient material and roll 14 is provided with a cutting blade 15 extending from its lateral surface and having its cutting edge impressed against the surface of the resilient covering of roll 16 for severing of sheet material passing between these rolls.
According to the present invention, roll 16 is longitudinally oscillated or shifted with respect to the cutting blade 15 of roll 14 so as to present a fresh resilient surface thereto. This oscillation is obtained by driving the journal shaft 18 of roll 16 in a like motion within journal housing 20 by electric and hydraulic means which will now be described.
An electric motor is provided with its driving shaft 22 having a pulley 24 mounted thereon and a driving belt 26 which, in turn, drives the hydraulic pump 30 by means of a pulley 28. Hydraulic fluid is supplied to a reversing valve 34 through a pump output line 32.
As shown in FIG. 3, the reversing valve 34 is provided with a pair of solenoids 36 and 38 and a pair of hydraulic lines 40 and 42, with the direction of hydraulic fluid flow through these hydraulic lines 40 and 42 being reversible according to actuation of a slidable valve plug 35 by the solenoids 36 and 38.
The hydraulic lines 40 and 42 are connected to opposite ends of a double-acting hydraulic cylinder 44 which includes a piston 46 and a piston rod 48 extending from each end of the hydraulic cylinder 44.
The direction of movement of the piston 46 is determined by which of the hydraulic lines 40 and 42 is supplying hydraulic fluid under pressure to the hydraulic cylinder 44. The remaining line of the hydraulic lines 40 and 42 is communicated by means of the reversing valve 34 with return hydraulic line 50 and sump 52 which, in turn, supplies hydraulic fluid to the pump 30 through a pump intake line 54.
The inner end of the piston rod 48 is connected directly to the adjacent end of the shaft 18 of roll 16 so as to translate the longitudinal motion of the piston 46 directly thereto. Reversal of the motion of piston 46 and thus oscillation of roll 16 is obtained by means of a striker plate 56 mounted at the opposite end of the piston rod 48 and a pair of switches 60 and 62 which are positioned upon mounting plate 58. Mounting plate 58, in turn, is mounted to the outer end of the hydraulic cylinder of the double-acting hydraulic cylinder 44.
The switches 60 and 62 are spaced for actuation by the striker plate 56 to determine the limits of its travel and thus the amplitude of oscillation, by means of the electrical connection of the switches 62 and 60 with the solenoids 36 and 38, respectively, of the reversing valve 34.
In operation, the longitudinal oscillation of roll 16 is done simultaneously with the passage of sheet material between the rolls 14 and 16. A representative amplitude of oscillation, as determined by switches 60 and 62, is 5 per revolution of the cycle of the machine so that instead of the cutting blade 15 bearing continuously on a width of the resilient covering corresponding to the width of the cutting blade, the wear of the resilient covering is distributed across the entire amplitude of longitudinal shift.
Obviously many modifications and variations of the present invention are possible in light of the above teachings. It is, therefore, to be understood that within the scope of the appended claims the invention may be practiced otherwise than as specifically described.
What is claimed is:
1. In a rotary die-cut machine for cutting of sheet material, a pair of rotatably mounted rolls, one of said rolls having a resilient covering and the other of said rolls having cutting means impressed against the surface of said resilient covering for severing of said sheet material when passed between said pair of rolls, a double-acting hydraulic cylinder having one end of its piston shaft connected to one end of the shaft of said one roll for longitudinally oscillating it with respect to said other roll, a source of hydraulic pressure, a pair of hydraulic lines for supplying hydraulic fluid to said hydraulic cylinder, a reversing valve for reversing the direction of hydraulic fluid flow through said hydraulic cylinder to obtain the longitudinal oscillation of said one roll, a pair of spaced switch means for defining the limits of said longitudinal oscillation, striker means mounted on the opposite end of said piston shaft for alternately actuating said spaced switch means, and solenoid means energized by said spaced switch means to reverse said reversing valve in response to the alternate actuation of said spaced switch means by said striker means.
2. In the rotary die-cut machine of claim 1 wherein said reversing valve includes a slidable valve plug, the sliding movement of which is actuated by said solenoid means.
3. In the rotary die-cut machine of claim 2 wherein said solenoid means consists of a solenoid spaced from each end of said slidable valve plug.
References Cited by the Examiner UNITED STATES PATENTS ANDREW R. JUHASZ, Primary Examiner.
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1. IN A ROTARY DIE-CUT MACHINE FOR CUTTING OF SHEET MATERIAL, A PAIR OF ROTATABLY MOUNTED ROLLS, ONE OF SAID ROLLS HAVING A RESILIENT COVERING AND THE OTHER OF SAID ROLLS HAVING CUTTING MEANS IMPRESSED AGAINST THE SURFACE OF SAID RESILIENT COVERING FOR SEVERING OF SAID SHEET MATERIAL WHEN PASSED BETWEEN SAID PAIR OF ROLLS, A DOUBLE-ACTING HYDRAULIC CYLINDER HAVING ONE END OF ITS PISTON SHAFT CONNECTED TO ONE END OF THE SHAFT OF SAID ONE ROLL FOR LONGITUDINALLY OSCILLATING IT WITH RESPECT TO SAID OTHER ROLL, A SOURCE OF HYDRAULIC PRESSURE, A PAIR OF HYDRAULIC LINES FOR SUPPLYING HYDRAULIC FLUID TO SAID HYDRAULIC CYLINDER, A REVERSING VALVE FOR REVERSING THE DIRECTION OF HYDRAULIC FLUID FLOW THROUGH SAID HYDRAULIC CYLINDER TO OBTAIN THE LONGITUDINAL OSCILLATION OF SAID ONE ROLL, A PAIR OF SPACED SWITCH MEANS FOR DEFINING THE LIMITS OF SAID LONGITUDINAL OSCILLATION STRIKER MEANS MOUNTED ON THE OPPOSITE END OF SAID PISTON SHAFT FOR ALTERNATELY ACTUATING SAID SPACED SWITCH MEANS, AND SOLENOID MEANS ENERGIZED BY SAID SPACED SWITCH MEANS TO REVERSE SAID REVERSING VALVE IN RESPONSE TO THE ALTERNATE ACTUATION OF SAID SPACED SWITCH MEANS BY SAID STRIKER MEANS.
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US3340778A (en) * | 1965-07-02 | 1967-09-12 | Baker Harry L | Apparatus for cutting, creasing, scoring, and the like |
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US4295843A (en) * | 1979-01-08 | 1981-10-20 | Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha | Rotary die cutter |
FR2445759A1 (en) * | 1979-01-08 | 1980-08-01 | Mitsubishi Heavy Ind Ltd | ROTARY PUNCHING MACHINE, ESPECIALLY FOR CORRUGATED SHEET |
DE2937664A1 (en) * | 1979-05-15 | 1980-11-20 | Ward Machinery Co | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR EXTENDING THE LIFETIME OF AN ELASTIC COVERING OF A COUNTER ROLLER OF A ROTATING KNIFE ROLLER |
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