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US3369766A
US3369766A US550738A US55073866A US3369766A US 3369766 A US3369766 A US 3369766A US 550738 A US550738 A US 550738A US 55073866 A US55073866 A US 55073866A US 3369766 A US3369766 A US 3369766A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H19/00—Changing the web roll
    • B65H19/22—Changing the web roll in winding mechanisms or in connection with winding operations
    • B65H19/28—Attaching the leading end of the web to the replacement web-roll core or spindle
    • B65H19/286—Attaching the leading end of the web to the replacement web-roll core or spindle by applying adhesive to the web
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H19/00—Changing the web roll
    • B65H19/22—Changing the web roll in winding mechanisms or in connection with winding operations
    • B65H19/26—Cutting-off the web running to the wound web roll
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2301/00—Handling processes for sheets or webs
    • B65H2301/40—Type of handling process
    • B65H2301/41—Winding, unwinding
    • B65H2301/417—Handling or changing web rolls
    • B65H2301/4187—Relative movement of core or web roll in respect of mandrel
    • B65H2301/4189—Cutting
    • B65H2301/41892—Cutting knife located in winding or guiding roller and protruding therefrom
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H2408/00—Specific machines
    • B65H2408/20—Specific machines for handling web(s)
    • B65H2408/23—Winding machines
    • B65H2408/231—Turret winders
    • B65H2408/2312—Turret winders with bedroll, i.e. very big roll used as winding roller

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  • One of the most commonly employed methods for accomplishing transfer of a web to an empty core involves applying adhesive to the surface of the core in a thin layer by means of an applicator roller and thereafter advancing the coated core to a web pick-up position adjacent the bed roll.
  • the core is rapidly rotated prior to or after adhesive application so that the velocity of its surface is substantially equal to the velocity of the traveling web.
  • the web is severed from the previous roll and moved into contact with the coated core to commence the winding of a new roll.
  • a principle support roll such as a bed roll for causing ejection and retraction of members such as knife blades, etc.
  • a web is advanced in synchronism with a supporting roll and arranged in partial wrapping engagement therewith, thereafter running to a web roll being wound on a first mandrel.
  • a transverse segment of the web in contact with the surface of the support roll is lifted to and supported at a first position outwardly disposed from the surface of the support roll during movement of the web along a portion of the path of the web travel.
  • Adhesive is applied to at least portions of the lifted and supported transverse segment after which the transverse segment is further advanced along the path of web travel toward a pickup position adjacent to which a successive core is positioned, rotatably supported upon a successive mandrel.
  • the web is severed along a transverse line of severance in front of the transverse segment to form a tail end to the web being wound and an advancing leading end to the web to be wound. Substantially simultaneously therewith the transverse segment is urged outwardly to a second position more remote from the surface of the support roll and the adhesive-coated portions thereof are pressed into contact with the successive core upon which the web is to be wound. In this manner, web transfer is accomplished according to the invention.
  • the preferred embodiment of the invention includes means for supporting a web traveling to a roll that is being wound, a plurality of rotatably mounted roll cores, means for successively moving rotatably mounted roll cores to a pickup position and to a winding position, means for lifting and supporting a transverse segment of the web at a first position outwardly spaced from the support means, means for applying adhesive to at least portions of the transverse segment while it is in the first position, means for severing the web along a transverse line in front of the transverse segment, and means for urging the transverse segment to ward a second position more remote from the support means into contact with a fresh rotating roll core upon which the web is to be wound to commence the winding of a new roll.
  • the means for severing and the means for urging are preferably
  • One feature of the invention which advantageously contributes to the success of the method of web transfer is the use of a new and improved operating mechanism as an element of the invention which moves members from positions within the rotating bed roll in a manner which has not been possible previously in high speed winders.
  • the above renders the web transfer method of the invention practical and capable of superior performance heretofore unrealized and unexpected.
  • FIGURE 1 is a side elevation view, partly schematic, illustrating the general layout of apparatus of the invention
  • FIGURE 2 is a sectional elevation view of a glue metering and transferring device emloyed with the invention
  • FIGURES 3, 4 and 5 are partial sectional views showing portions of the apparatus of FIGURE 2 and illustrating positions of the apparatus during various steps of the method
  • FIGURE 6 is a bottom view of the apparatus shown in FIGURE 2 illustrating a modified embodiment thereof
  • FIGURES 7 and 8 are schematic elevation views illustrating the combination of the apparatus shown in FIG- URE 2 with diiferent transfer means
  • FIGURE 9 is a perspective view showing parts in section of a latched control mechanism employed with the invention.
  • FIGURE 10 is an elevation view illustrating the latched control mechanism at one position in its operation
  • FIGURE 11 is an elevation view of a cam employed with the latched control mechanism of FIGURE 9 for accomplishing the method of the invention.
  • FIGURES l2, 13, 14 and are partial elevation views illustrating the position of various portions of the app-aratus during sequential steps of the method of the invention.
  • the apparatus shown comprises a rotatably mounted parent or mill roll 10 from which a web 11 is withdrawn and fed by means of a guide roll 12 into partial wrapping engagement with the surface 13 of a rotating support roll 14 over which the web 11 is advanced to a wound roll 16 rotatably carried by one of a plurality of mandrels 15.
  • the mandrels 15 are carried upon the arms 17 of a supporting winder turret 18 which is adapted for rotation, controllable by means of an indexing mechanism such as the type known as a Geneva mechanism.
  • an indexing mechanism such as the type known as a Geneva mechanism.
  • the mandrels 15 are carried in revolution past a pickup position, indicated generally by reference numeral 19, adjacent the surface 13 of support roll 14 and, hence, to a winding position, indicated generally by reference numeral 20, spaced from the surface of the roll.
  • a glue metering and dispensing means is positioned adjacent the surface 13 of support roll 14 between the pickup position 19 and the point where the web 11 running to the parent roll first contacts surface 13 of support roll 14.
  • Glue means 21 is adapted to separate a predetermined amount of adhesive from a glue reservoir and to extend it on a tongue member 22 toward the web to a position in which it may be picked up by the web 11 during a subsequent stage in the performance of the method of the invention. Details of glue metering and dispensing device 21 will be subsequently described with reference to FIGURES 2 through 8.
  • means are provided to lift a transverse segment of the web 11 to a first position outwardly spaced from the surface 13 of support roll 14 to support the transverse segment in this position during a portion of the revolution of support roll 14.
  • the web 11 is moved past a position of interference with the adhesive carried upon the tongue member 22 of glue metering and dispensing device 21 in order to accurately provide a predetermined amount of adhesive to a preselected portion of web 11.
  • the lifting and supporting means 23 and severing means 24 are mounted internally of the support roll 14 and, by a new and improved operating mechanism (not shown in FIGURE 1), these means are controllably operated and ejected outwardly from the surface 13 of support roll 14 and retracted inwardly into the support roll 14 to perform their intended service.
  • a housing indicated generally by reference numeral 30, which includes a front wall 31 and a converging wall 32, the plane of which is arranged to intersect the plane of front wall 31 at an angle of less than
  • Two spaced side walls 33 connect with front wall 31 and converging wall 32 to define a chamber 34, within which adhesive is retained.
  • Converging wall 32 has a flexible portion 35 extending along and comprising its side portion which is disposed adjacent side wall 31 and in contact therewith when in the undistorted or relaxed and closed position.
  • Strip 35 may be comprised of any type of flexible resilient material such as rubber which may be bent to one side or another out of the plane of converging wall 32 upon the application of force.
  • Strip 35 may be sealingly attached to converging wall 32 as by a series of bolts 36.
  • a tongue member 37 (number 22 in FIGURE 1), is disposed within the chamber 34 defined by the housing 3t) and is mounted for reciprocation in a plane parallel and adjacent to the plane of front wall 31 so that its bottom surface 38 will be advanced toward and away from the line of intersection of the plane of front wall 31 with the plane of converging wall 32.
  • the bottom edge surface 38 is in a plane parallel to the line of intersection described above.
  • the plane of bottom edge surface 38 is angularly disposed to the plane of front wall 31 and the plane of converging wall 32. Bottom edge surface 38 terminates directly at a line of contact with front wall 31.
  • valve 39 which governs the operation of a double action air cylinder 40.
  • the piston 41 of air cylinder 40 is operably connected to the end of tongue member 37 opposite bottom edge surface 38.
  • Valve 39 connects air line 42 to air cylinder 40 through feed lines 43 and 44, alternatively.
  • the operation of valve 39 may be performed by hand or may be controlled by connecting it with the operation of other equipment such as the web handling machine or continuous winding machine (shown in FIGURE 1) for forming rolled paper products in a manner which is well known or understood in the art and employed with like equipment.
  • other types of actuation means could be employed.
  • glue may be circulated through the chamber 34 within housing means 30 by means of feeding it into chamber 34 through one or more inlets 45 on housing means 30 and withdrawing it from chamber 34 through one or more outlets (not shown) into opposite end on housing means 30.
  • a heater (not shown) and/or a pump (not shown) may precede inlet 45 and be arranged to circulate glue from a remote supply reservoir (not shown) through the housing means 30 in a continuous manner thereby insuring at all times a fresh supply of adhesive having the desired properties.
  • the housing means 38 may be fitted with a lid (not shown) which sealingly covers the top portion thereof and is in frictional contact with the moving tongue member 37.
  • FIGURES 3, 4 and 5 progressively illustrate the manner in which the adhesive metering and dispensing device of FIGURE 2 operates to dispense a predetermined amount of adhesive.
  • the double action air cylinder 46 is actuated to reciprocably move tongue member 37 along the plane adjacent to front wall 31, the bottom edge surface 38 will be reciprocably moved from a first position within the chamber 34 spaced from and out of contact with the converging wall 32, as shown in FIGURE 3, through a second position wherein one edge bounding the surface 38 is in contact with converging wall 32 and, more specifically, the flexible portion 35 extending along and comprising the one side thereof, as shown in FIGURE 4.
  • a reservoir or cavity 46 is defined by outline of the front wall 31, the converging wall 32, side walls 33 and the bottom edge surface 38 such that a metered amount of adhesive is separated and contained therein having a predetermined volume.
  • bottom edge surface 38 is moves to a third position wherein it is disposed outside of chamber 34 after the edge contacting the flexible portion 35 has exerted sufficient pressure upon the flexible portion to bend and deflect it downwardly and out of sealing contact with front wall 31, as shown in FIGURE 5.
  • the bottom edge surface 38 contains a predetermined metered amount of adhesive which is basically that portion of the adhesive contained within the supply reservoir or cavity 46 which was separated and defined by the portions of the front wall 31, the bottom edge surface, the side Walls 33, and the converging wall 32.
  • an advantageous feature of this apparatus is that the amount of adhesive separated in the manner described above can be closely controlled and easily controlled in an accurate manner.
  • the principal manner of varying the amount resides in varying the thickness of tongue member 37 which results in a larger cross-sectional area for cavity 46.
  • the angle of the bottom edge surface 38 may be varied relative to front wall 31 and converging wall 32 to change the volume of a resulting cavity 46 formed during operation.
  • FIGURE 6 illustrates a modified form of the metering and dispensing device and is a bottom view of the device shown in FIGURE 2.
  • converging wall 32 has a plurality of flexible portions 50 positioned in spaced relation to each other and separated by a plurality of inflexible integral portions 51 of converging wall 32 which intersect and contact front wall 31 to form a seal.
  • Tongue member 37 has a plurality of spaced slots cut upwardly through the bottom edge surface 38 and corresponding to the integral portions 51. This results in the formation of a plurality of separate tongue member 37 of narrow width which are passed outward of chamber 34 upon movement of piston 31 through the joint between the flexible portions 56 and front wall 31.
  • each tongue member 37 carries a predetermined amount of adhesive out from the supply chamber 34.
  • the application of this adhesive to a surface results in an intermittent treated line.
  • the apparatus described in several embodiments accomplishes separation of a metered amount of adhesive from a supply contained within a supply reservoir and transfers it to a remote position for application to a web.
  • the tongue member 37 carrying a metered amount of adhesive thereon may be advanced into a position of interference with the lifted and supported transverse segment of a moving web, whereupon adhesive transfer occurs.
  • FIGURES 7 and 8 illustrate two alternative methods for handling the metered amount of adhesive after its separation from the parent supply in order that it may be transferred to the desired portion of the surface of a moving paper web.
  • FIGURE 7 contemplates employing with the adhesive metering and dispensing device 21 a separate transfer means which in the embodiment shown comprises a rotatably mounted cylinder 53 positioned between the bottom edge surface 38 of a tongue member 37 of a metering device and the surface of a moving paper web 54 which represents the surface to which adhesive is to be applied.
  • Web 54 is supported in partial wrapping engagement with the surface of a rotatably mounted supported roll 55.
  • Cylinder 53 has a protuberance 55 extending outwardly from its surface which protuberance extends longitudinally from one end of roll 53 to the other.
  • transfer roll 53 The relationship of transfer roll 53 is such that, upon rotation, protuberance 56 is moved past a position of interference with the outwardly extending bottom surface 38 of tongue member 37 of the metering and dispensing device. Upon contact, the protuberance serves as a transfer bar and wipes the metered amount of ad hesive from the bottom edge surface 38. Upon further rotation, the transfer bar or protuberance 56 contacts the preselected portion of the surface of moving web 56 and applies or transfers a metered amount of adhesive to the web. It can be seen that the movement and timing of contact of the web by transfer bar 56 may be con trolled in a manner whereby it bears some relationship to movement of the web or another work piece, as is understood in the art.
  • FIGURE 8 illustrates another embodiment of apparatus involving the metering and dispensing device shown in FIGURE 2 for transferring the measured amount of adhesive contained on bottom edge surface 38 to a desired surface.
  • an actuation means such as double action air cylinder 58 is attached to front wall 31 of the housing 30 of a metering and dispensing device 21 and is arranged to advance and withdraw the entire metering and dispensing device 21 to a position where the bottom edge surface 38 of an outwardly extending tongue member 37 containing a metered amount of adhesive thereupon would contact a desired surface such as the surface of a moving paper web 34 at a predetermined time.
  • a moving paper web 54 could be supported in partial wrapping engagement with a rotatably mounted support roll 55.
  • a valve 59 is arranged to control the operation of double action air cylinder 58 by means of air from line 60 fed through line 61 or line 62. Air cylinder 58 would advance and withdraw the bottom edge surface 38 into contact with the surface of the moving web 54 at a predetermined time whereby accomplishing adhesive transfer.
  • support roll 14 has an elongate slot or opening in the surface thereof cut in a direction substantially parallel to the axis of the roll 14 and forming a cavity in the roll 14 into which a knife 24 and a resilient support member 23 are movably positioned substantially parallel to each other.
  • the knife 24 24 and the support member 23 are carried by holders 65 which are mounted upon a plurality of arms 66 positioned along the length of support roll and fixedly secured by means of a bolt 68 to a rocker shaft 67 passing through and journaled within the ends of the support roll 14 of selective rotation.
  • Holders 65 are advantageously formed of a resilient material such as light gauge spring steel so as to provide a resilient support for the web 11, the usefulness of which will be subsequently pointed out.
  • An arm 70 is located beyond the end of support roll 14 and is similarly fixedly mounted upon and secured to rocker shaft 67 -by means of a bolt 71.
  • Arm 70 as an extension "72 to which is rotatably attached a cam follower 73.
  • Cam follower 73 rests upon a camming surface 75 formed by a stationary cam 76 which is mounted upon and fixed to stationary shaft 77 which carries journal bearings upon which support roll 14 is rotatably mounted.
  • Spring bias means 78 are located within support roll 14 and adapted to continuously urge arms 66 outwardly in order to project knife 24 and resilient member 23 outwardly through the opening in the surface 13 of the support roll shell 14.
  • Arm 70 has a hook portion 80 extending downwardly alongside end of support roll 14 and adjacent to but spaced from stationary cam 76.
  • Hook portion 80 is arranged so that, absent from any influencing force, it is caught by the latch end 79 of a latch member 81 pivotably attached by a pin 82 to a rotating end portion of the support roll.
  • the opposite end 84 of latch member 81 is under constant bias pressure toward the axis of support roll 14 by means of a spring 83 disposed between an upstanding projection 85 secured to the end of support roll 14 and end 84. This causes latch end 79 of latch member 81 to be moved radially outwardly from the shaft 77 when not otherwise restrained.
  • latch end 79 When the portion of stationary cam 76 having the largest radius is beneath the cam follower 73, the latch end 79 will exert substantially no retaining force upon hook portion 80 since movement of hook portion 80 is prevented by cam follower 73' upon cam 76. However, when cam follower 73, during revolution of support roll 14, rides upon the portion of stationary cam 76 having a lesser radius, latch end 79 exerts a holding force on hook portion 80 and prevents outward movement of knife member 24 and resilient support member 23 in response to urging by the spring bias means 78 carried within support roll 14.
  • a movable dog 36 is positioned in a cutout 87 through stationary cam 76 and operatively attached to a solenoid 88 which is connected electrically to the winder controls (not shown) extension or movement toward the end of roll 14 at predetermined points during the wind- :ing process.
  • the dog 86 is axially advanced into a position of interference with an outwardly dependent portion 89 on the latch end 79 of the rotating latch member 81 so that, as the latch member 81 is carried in revolution by the support roll 14, the upper surface 90 of the depending portion 89 on the latch end 79 thereof collides with the dog 86, causing latch end 79 to be forced inwardly toward axis of stationary shaft 77 at the point where, in normal operation, it had previously engaged hook portion 80 to prevent the forward movement of book portion 80 and upward movement of knife 24 and resilient support member 23.
  • the mechanism described provides a new and improved means for controlling the operation of operative members carried in openings within the surface of a rotating drum or cylinder. It will be readily apparent that the mechanism described will have use with a larg Va iety of mechanical equipment, that the stationary cam 76 may be shaped in a variety of ways in order to effect movement of these members at precisely predetermined points or locations on the arc path of the support roll.
  • the knife 24 advanced toward the position where the knife edge is substantially flush with the surface 13 of the support roll 14 while the resilient member 23 advances to a position outwardly spaced from the surface 13 of the support roll 14.
  • the web 11 is supported by the resilient support means 23 into a position of interference with the extended tongue 22 of the glue metering and dispensing device 21 so as to receive the application of a metered amount of adhesive in the desired area.
  • the cam follower 73 drops into the second depressed camming surface portion of stationary cam '76 and permits movement of the knife 24 to a position outwardly spaced from the surface 13 of the support roll 14 and movement of the resilient support member 23 to a second position more remote from the surface 13 of the support roll 14 than was the first position. Again, as will be described in greater detail subsequently, this movement is arranged to occur at the precise point during the revolution of the support roll 14 at which the knife has moved through the pickup position 19 and the transverse segment having adhesive thereon is adjacent the fresh core on a succeeding mandrel 15.
  • the second position now held by the resilient support means 23 is located such that the support means 23 presses the transverse segment of the web 11 carried thereon into contact with a fresh core and simultaneously the knife blade 24 transversely severs the web 11 to form a tail on the web of the preceding wound roll 16.
  • FIGURES l2, l3, l4, and 15 are shown by partial schematic views in FIGURES l2, l3, l4, and 15.
  • the position of the knife 24 and the resilient support means 23 may be seen as the cam follower 73 rides upon the highest portion of the stationary cam '76 or when the latch end 79 of latch member 81 is engaged with the hook portion 80 which forces the knife 24 and the supporting member 23 to hold the same position.
  • FIGURE 13 illustrates the manner in which dog 86 applies a camming action to the latch end 79 of latch member 81 to prevent hooking engagement of end 79 with hook member 86 of arm 70. It will be apparent that this action only occurs upon advancement of dog 86 by the solenoid or other actuating means.
  • FIGURE 14 illustrates the position of the knife and the resilient support member as the cam follower 73 moves into the first depressed portion or shelf area on stationary cam 76 after the dog 86 has been advanced into an interfering position with the upper surface of depending portion 89 on the latch end 79 of latch member 81.
  • the knife 24 lides flush with the surface 13 of support roll 14 and resilient support member 23 holds the web 11 in a position outwardly spaced from the surface 13 of support roll 14, in which position the web 11 contacts the extended tongue 22 of glue metering and dispensing device 21. In this manner, the adhesive carried on the tongue 22 is transferred to the web 11 at the desired location.
  • FIGURE 15 the position of the knife 24 and the resilient support member 23 may be seen after the cam follower 73 has dropped into the second depressed portion or shelf area of stationary cam 76.
  • the resilient support 23 has thrust the transverse segment of web 11 into contact with the surface of a fresh core carried by a succeeding mandrel at the pickup position while the knife 24 has substantially simultaneously severed the web 11 in front of the transverse segment to which adhesive was applied. In this manner, the winding of a new roll 16 is commenced.
  • a method for effecting transfer of a moving flexible web running in partial wrapping engagement over a support roll to a Web roll being wound on a first core to a second core to start the winding of another web roll which comprises lifting and supporting a transverse segment of the web to a first position outwardly spaced from the surface of said support roll, applying adhesive to at least portions of said lifted and supported transverse segment, advancing said transverse segment toward a pickup position, and simultaneously severing said web along a transverse line of severance infront of said transverse segment to form a tail end to the web being wound and an advancing leading end to the web to be wound and urging said transverse segment outwardly to a second position more remote from the surface of said support roll into contact with a fresh rotating core upon which the web is to be wound to commence the winding of a new roll.
  • Apparatus for transferring a moving flexible web to a roll core to start the winding of a web roll while the web is traveling to a roll that is being wound comprising support means for supporting the web traveling to the roll, a plurality of rotatably mounted roll cores, means for successively moving said rotatably mounted roll cores to a pickup position and to a winding position,
  • said support means comprise a rotatably-mounted cylindrical shell, and said lifting and supporting means are carried within said shell and disposed beneath the outside surface of said shell, said lifting and supporting means being adapted for outward advancement through at least one opening in the surface of said shell into said first and second positions, and said apparatus includes means actuating said lifting and supporting means.
  • said means actuating said lifting and supporting means comprise a stationary cam, a cam follower operably attached to said lifting and supporting means and latch means allowing said cam follower to contact the camming surface of said stationary cam only during predetermined revolutions of said cylindrical shell.

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