US3856293A - Automated fold pan - Google Patents

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US3856293A
US3856293A US00314923A US31492372A US3856293A US 3856293 A US3856293 A US 3856293A US 00314923 A US00314923 A US 00314923A US 31492372 A US31492372 A US 31492372A US 3856293 A US3856293 A US 3856293A
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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
    • B65H45/00—Folding thin material
    • B65H45/12—Folding articles or webs with application of pressure to define or form crease lines
    • B65H45/14—Buckling folders
    • B65H45/142—Pocket-type folders
    • B65H45/144—Pockets or stops therefor
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H9/00—Registering, e.g. orientating, articles; Devices therefor
    • B65H9/04—Fixed or adjustable stops or gauges

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  • An indicator mechanism is described wherein an indicator sprocket, which rotates with the rotatable sprockets, meshes with apertures in a steel band, and therefore drives the steel band as the paper stop is moved.
  • the steel band has indicia thereon for indicating the position of the paper stop.
  • the adjusting mechanism is mounted on a bias bar whichfin turn, is pivotally mounted on the fold pan.
  • Means are provided for pivoting the bias bar relative to the fold pan in order to place the paper stop at an angle to the fold pan.
  • a pivoting mechanism includes an eccentric cam.
  • Means are also provided for automatically positioning the paper stop relative to the fold pan when it is used as a deflector.
  • This invention relates broadly to buckle-type sheet folding machines and more particularly to mechanisms for adjusting paper stops in fold pans of buckle-type sheet folding machines.
  • a buckle-type folding machine normally comprises a series of rollers and fold-pan assemblies.
  • a sheet of paper to be folded is inserted between two rotating rollers of a first roller set and is driven by these two rollers into a fold pan of a fold-pan assembly.
  • a forward edge of the sheet eventually strikes a paper stop in the fold-pan; however, the two rollers continue to feed the sheet forward.
  • the sheet buckles and the bulge of this buckle eventually extends between two rollers of a second roller set. These rollers fold the sheet at the bulge and feed this folded edge into a second fold pan of a second fold pan assembly.
  • the paper stops of the fold pan assemblies are adjustable so that the positions of folds on sheets can be controlled.
  • the adjusting mechanisms of some prior-art devices include indicating means for indicating the positions of adjustable paper stops. Some of these indicating devices are inaccurate and some of them are difficult to read. It is therefore yet another object of this invention to provide an indicating device for a paper stop adjusting means which is accurate and relatively easy to read.
  • a fold pans paper-stop adjusting linkage comprises reversedcrown extension springs.
  • the reversed-crown extension springs are designed so that their extended portions and coiled portions are balanced, with no tendency toward either coiling or extending.
  • Shaft-mounted sprockets drive extended portions of the reversedcrown extension springs which, in turn, drive the paper stop.
  • the sprockets are mounted on a shaft which is manually rotated.
  • an indicator sprocket for driving a steel band having indicia thereon to indicate the position of the paper stop.
  • the shaft and sprockets are mounted on a biasing bar which is pivotable relative to the fold pan.
  • the sprockets can be placed at an angle to the fold pan. This, in turn, moves the paper stop to a angled position relative to the fold pan.
  • the reversed-crown extension springs can be used to move the paper stop to a forward position, where it acts as a deflector which prevents a paper sheet from entering the fold pan.
  • An abutment mechanism is used to properly position the paper stop when it is used as a deflector. If the biasing bar of this invention is positioned to place the paper stop at an angle relative to the fold pan when the paper stop is used as a deflector, the mechanism automatically squares the paper stop relative to the fold pan.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic side view of a portion of a folding machine employing principles of this invention
  • FIG. 2 is an isometric view of a fold-pan assembly employing principles of this invention
  • FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken on line 33 in FIG.
  • FIG. 4 is a side view of a reversed-crown extension spring employed in the FIGS. 1-3 embodiment of this invention.
  • FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken on line 55 in FIG.
  • FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken on line 66 in FIG.
  • FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of an indicator assembly employed in the FIGS. 1-3 embodiment of this invention.
  • FIG. 8 is a sectional view taken on line 88 in FIG.
  • FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken on line 9-9 in FIG.
  • FIG. is a view similar to the sectional view of FIG. 9 but depicts another embodiment of a pivoting mechanism of this invention.
  • FIG. 1 there is shown a portion of a sheet folding machine 10 which includes a first roller set 12, a second roller set 14 (having a common roller with the first roller set 12), a first fold-pan assembly 16, a second fold pan assembly 18, and a register assembly 20.
  • the first and second fold pan assemblies 16 and 18 include paper stops 22 and 24 and paper stop adjusting devices 26 and 28.
  • the second fold pan assembly 18 is essentially the same as the first fold pan assembly 16
  • the first fold pan assembly 16 comprises top and bottom plates 30 and 32 which define a space 34 between them and a fold pan mouth 36 for receiving paper sheets.
  • the paper stop 22 is movable in the space 34. It can be seen in FIG. 3 that tooth-like stopping members 40 of the paper stop 22 extend both downwardly through slits in the bottom plate 32, and upwardly through slits in the top plate 30. Thus, sheets are prevented from wedging between the stopping members 40 and either the top or bottom plates 30 and 32. Rollers 42, mounted on the paper stop, 22 make contact with longitudinal edges of the top plate 30 to aid the paper stop 22 in moving easily in the space 34.
  • a support bar 41 is mounted across the bottom of the bottom plate 32 for the purpose of supporting segments of this plate.
  • At least two abutment screws 44 are mounted on the top surface of the paper stop 22 at such a height that they will make contact with an abutment bar 46, mounted on the top surface of the top plate 30, when the paper stop 22 is moved to the fold pan mouth 36.
  • the tooth-like stopping members 40 can easily pass under the abutment bar 46. The purpose of this will be described below.
  • an extended portion 50 of such a spring has a cross section 52 with a cross-sectional curvature in which a concave side is away from a central axis 53 of a coiled portion 54.
  • the coiled portion 54 has a substantially flat cross section 56.
  • Such a reversed-crown extension spring is prestressed so that it tends toward a coiled condition 54; however, as it moves toward a coiled condition it must flatten the cross curvature of the extended portion 50 of the spring.
  • the reversed-crown extension springs of this invention have cross curvatures of such amounts that they balance the tendency of the springs to coil; thus, zero forces are required to maintain the springs in extended or coiled conditions.
  • coiled portions 54 of the reversed-crown extension springs 48 are stored in spring housings 58, which are shown in more detail in FIG. 3.
  • the spring housings 58 provide internal guides 60 for aiding in coiling the reversed-crown extension springs 58. It can be seen in FIG. 3 that an extended segment 62 of the reversed crown extension spring 48 assumes a cross curvature configuration.
  • the reversed-crown extension springs 48 have accurately spaced rectangularly-shaped apertures 66 (FIG. 2) positioned longitudinally thereon which mesh with sprockets 68 located in the spring housings 58. When the sprockets 68 are rotated they cause the reversedcrown extension springs 48 to coil, or uncoil, depending on the direction in which they are rotated. Rotating the sprockets 68 also causes the extended segments 62 of the reversed-crown extension springs 48 to move longitudinally along the fold-pan assembly 16 and, in turn, move the paper stop 22 toward and away from the fold-pan mouth 36.
  • the sprockets 68 are mounted on a drive rod 70 which is rotated by means of a knob 72.
  • the spring housings 58 are fixidly mounted on a bias bar 74 and the drive rod 70 is mounted for rotation on flanges 76 of the bias bar 74.
  • the drive rod 70 can be locked at various angular positions by means of a locking knob 77.
  • Also mounted on a flange 76 of the bias 'bar 74 is an indicating assembly 80.
  • the indicating assembly 80 shown in greater detail in FIGS. 7 and 8 comprises an indicator housing 82, an indicator drive sprocket 84, a spring steel scale 86, storage rollers 88 and guide rollers 90.
  • the indicator drive sprocket 84 is mounted on the shaft 70 to turn with the shaft. Teeth of the indicator drive sprocket 84 mesh with apertures (not shown) in the spring steel scale 86 to transfer portions of the spring steel scale from one of the storage rollers 88 to the other.
  • the upper surface of the spring steel scale 86 has graduated indicia thereon which can be read through a transparent aperture 92in the top of the indicator housing 82, relative to an index mark 94 on the indicator housing 82.
  • Such a reading provides an indication of the posi tion of the paper stop 22 because of the continuous, positive linkage formed by the reversed-crown extension springs 48, the sprockets 68, the drive rod 70 and the indicator drive sprocket 84.
  • the bias bar 74 ispivotally attached to the top plate 30 at its center by means of pivot screw 96.
  • a guide pin 98 at one end of the bias bar, extends through a slot in the bias bar 74 and is anchored in the top plate 30.
  • a lock screw 102 (FIG. 9), at the other end of the bias bar, extends through a slot 104 in the bias bar and is also anchored in the top plate 30.
  • a lock-screw knob 106 (FIG. 2 and 9), can be screwed down on the biasing bar 74 to lock it into a fixed position relative to the top plate 30.
  • An indicator 108 mounted on the bias bar 74 indicates this relative position on a graduated scale on the top plate 30.
  • a paper sheet from the paper register assembly 20 is fed by the first roller set 12 into the first fold pan assembly 16 until its forward edge hits the paper stop 22, at which time the sheet buckles.
  • the buckle is folded by the second roller setl4 and the forward edge of the fold is fed into the second fold pan assembly 18 until it hits the stop 24. Again a buckle and fold occur.
  • the lock-screw knob 106 (FIGS. 2 and 9) is loosened, and the bias bar 74 is manually pivoted about the pivot screw 96. The lock-screw knob 106 is then tightened. This operation places the bias bar 74 at an angle relative to the top and bottom plates 30 and 32. Since the spring housings 58 and the drive rod 70 are mounted on the bias bar 74, it follows that the paper stop 22 is also placed at an angle relative to the top and bottom plates 32 via the reversed crown extension springs 48. Thus, paper sheets which are stopped by the paper stop 22 are placed on a slight angle relative to the fold-pan assembly 16 so that a fold can be made which is squared with printed matter on the sheets rather than with leading edges of the sheets.
  • FIG. depicts another embodiment of a mechanism for pivoting the bias bar 74 relative to the top and bottom plates and 32.
  • a linkage is formed between the top plate 30 and the bias bar 74 by means of an eccentric cam 110 (FIG. 10) which is attached to a knob 112 via a shaft 114.
  • the eccentric cam 110 is positioned in an opening 116 in the top plate 30 and the shaft 114 is journaled in a slot 118 in the bias bar 74.
  • the slot 118 is longitudinally arranged perpendicular to the plane of the sheet on which FIG. 10 is drawn.
  • a lock screw 120 extends through a slot 122 in the bias bar 74 and is screwed into the top plate 30. To operate this mechanism the knob 112 is rotated so that the eccentric cam 98 causes rotation of the bias bar 74 about the pin 96 and the lock screw 120 is then tightened.
  • the paper stop When the paper stop is used as a deflector it is moved to a forward position at the fold-pan mouth 36 and squared with the fold pan assembly 16. To square the paper stop the lock-screw knob 106 is loosened. The paper stop 22 is then moved to the forward position so that one of the abutment screws 44 makes contact with the abutment bar 46. The reversed-crown extension spring nearest the abutment screw which first contacts the abutment bar 46 causes the bias bar 74 to pivot about the pivot screw 95 until the other squaring abutment screw also makes contact with the squaring bar 46. The lock-screw knob 106 is then tightened. Thus, the paper stop 22 is automatically squared with the fold pan assembly 16.
  • the reversed-crown extension springs are self storing and, therefore. provide economy of space.
  • the indicating assembly of this invention provides an accurate, and easily readable, indication of the position of the paper stop.
  • Still another advantage of this invention is that it allows operators to produce folds which are squared with printed matter on sheets when the printed matter is skewed relative to edges of the sheets.
  • a fold-pan assembly for attachment to a sheet folding machine comprising:
  • a fold-controlling paper stop disposed in said space movable toward and away from said sheet-entrance mouth
  • crown extension spring attached to said paper stop, said crown extension spring normally having a stored coiled portion and a non-coiled extended portion having an end attached to said paper stop;
  • a paper-stop adjusting means rigidly engaging said extended portion for moving said extended portion to thereby move said attached paper stop toward and away from said sheet-entrance mouth and to coil and uncoil portions of said crown extension spring.
  • said crown extension spring has longitudinally spaced apertures therein;
  • said paper-stop adjusting means includes a rotatable gear which meshes with said apertures and causes said extended portion to move when said gear is my tated.
  • an elongated indicating band having apertures therein which mesh with said gear, said elongated band having indicating indicia thereon;
  • said indicator drive gear is also rotated and moves said indicating band longitudinally to indicate the position of said paperstop relative to the sheet entrance mouth.
  • a fold-pan assembly as claimed in claim 1 wherein there are two crown extension springs attached to said paper stop and two paper-stop adjusting means for respectively moving extended portions of said two crown extension springs.
  • an elongated indicating band having apertures therein which register with said gear, said elongated band having indicating indicia thereon; whereby, as said paper-stop adjusting means is actuated said indicator drive gear is rotated and moves said elongated indicating band longitudinally to indicate the position of the paper stop relative to the sheet entrance mouth.
  • a fold-pan assembly as claimed in claim 4 furthe including a bias bar on which said paper-stop adjusting means are mounted wherein said bias bar is pivotally mounted on said parallel spaced plates and further including a locking means for locking said bias bar at various positions on said parallel spaced plates;
  • bias bar can be rotated relative to said parallel spaced plates to position said paper stop at various angles relative to said parallel spaced plates.
  • an abutment structure mounted on said parallel spaced plates near said sheet-entrance mouth for abuting said squaring abutment members when said paper stop moves to a forward position at said sheet-entrance mouth and thereby automatically squaring said paper stop relative to said parallel spaced plates.
  • a sheet-folding machine having a plurality of sheet feeding rollers comprising:
  • a fold-pan assembly comprising:
  • a fold-controlling paper stop disposed in said space and movable toward and away from said sheet entrance mouth;
  • crown extension spring attached to said paper stop, said crown extension spring normally having a stored coiled portion and a non-coiled extended portion having an end attached to said paper stop;
  • a paper-stop adjust means rigidly engaging said extended portion for moving said extended portion to thereby move said attached paper stop toward and away from said sheet-entrance mouth and to coil and uncoil portions of said crown extension spring.
  • said crown extension spring has longitudinally spaced apertures therein;
  • said paper-stop adjusting means includes a rotatable gear which meshes with said apertures and causes said extended portion to move when said gear is rotated.
  • an elongated indicating band having apertures therein which mesh with said gear, said elongated band having indicating indicia thereon;
  • said indicator drive gear is also rotated and moves said indicating band longitudinally to indicate the position of said paper stop relative to the sheet entrance mouth.
  • a sheet-folding machine as claimed in claim 10 wherein there are two crown extension springs attached to said paper stop and two paper-stop adjusting means for respectively moving extended portion of said two crown extension springs.
  • a sheet-folding machine as claimed in claim 13 wherein is further included a bias bar on which said paper-stop adjusting means are mounted wherein said biasbar is pivotally mounted on said parallel spaced plates and further including a locking means for locking said bias bar at various positions on said parallel spaced plates;
  • a sheet-folding machine as claimed in claim 15 wherein a pivoting mechanism is included which comprises a cam linkage and a pivotal linkage between said bias bar and one of said parallel spaced plates, whereby said cam is manually movable to provide controlled pivotal movement of said bias bar relative to said parallel spaced plates.
  • a fold pan adopted for attachment to a sheet folding machine comprising:
  • paper-stop adjusting means which is actuated by means of an actuating shaft for moving said paper stop toward and away from said sheet-entrance mouth; wherein said paper-stop adjusting means comprises an indicator device which includes: an indicator drive gear mounted on said actuating shaft;
  • said indicator drive gear is also rotated and moves said elongated band longitudinally to indicate the position of said paper stop relative to the sheet entrance mouth.
  • a fold-pan assembly adapted for attachment to a sheet folding machine comprising:
  • a fold-controlling paper stop disposed in said space and movable toward and away from said sheetentrance mouth
  • said crown extension spring normally having an extended portion attached to said paper stop, and a stored, coiled portion;
  • a paper-stop adjusting means for moving said extended portion to thereby move said attached paper stop toward and away from said sheetentrance mouth and to coil and uncoil portions of said crown extension spring;
  • said crown extension spring having longitudinally spaced apertures therein;
  • said paper-stop adjusting means including a rotatable gear which meshes with said apertures and causes said extended portion to move when said gear is rotated.

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