WO2007053964A1 - Sammelhefter - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B42—BOOKBINDING; ALBUMS; FILES; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER
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- the invention is in the field of collecting and processing of multipart folded printed products and relates to an apparatus and a method for collecting, transporting, any processing and stapling of printed products, according to the features of the preamble of claim 1 and the features of the preamble of the claim 13th
- Saddle stitchers with endlessly revolving conveyor members comprising a plurality of pads are known in the art. Basically, saddle stitchers are used to produce booklets, magazines, brochures, etc. from printed and folded sheets. The signatures and the envelope are stacked, aligned and stapled in the desired order.
- a device for processing folded printed sheet in which a plurality of saddle-shaped supports are provided for riding receiving the printed sheets along a conveying path with transverse to the conveying path aligned support edge.
- the endlessly circulating conveying member transports the saddle-shaped supports past a plurality of workstations, wherein at least one workstation is a stitching station with running stitching heads.
- a product to be stapled is lifted from the saddle by a separately driven anvil from below and stapled from above by a synchronously guided stapling head.
- Anvil and stapling head are in stapling each in a vertical position with respect to the plane which is traversed by the abutment edges along the conveying path.
- the anvil In the area of interaction, the anvil is mounted vertically upwardly movable on its conveyor belt, while the stapling head is fixedly arranged in this spatial direction.
- the stapling head and saddle guide is the time available for stitching, dictated by the length of the area of interaction and the speed of the conveyor. If the conveying speed is to be increased, it is imperative that the time available for stapling be shortened.
- the lifting of the printed sheets from the saddle provided there is complicated and disadvantageous with regard to the precision of the stitching.
- the supports After combing into the deflection wheel, the supports are held in their predetermined radial position and rotate about the axis of the deflection wheel. It is disclosed that the stapling device comprises a plurality of rotary stapling heads, which are driven in the stapling operation in synchronism with the guide wheel on a parallel circular arc. A pivoting of the supports between the conveyor chains of the traction means is no longer possible in the stapling area.
- EP546326 discloses an apparatus for stapling multi-part printed products on a collecting drum by means of a rotating stapling unit with a plurality of circularly circulating stapling heads.
- the likewise circularly circulating supports of the collecting drum urge the stitching heads in a region of interaction against the interior of their circular orbit so that a flattening of this circular path is effected in the stitching region.
- the stitching heads are held during the stapling process in an exactly aligned or approximately aligned position with the associated support, whereby the conditions under which the staples are set, be further improved. Since the supports in the drum are not pivotable, the compliance of the aligned position must be accomplished solely by the pivoting movement of the stitching heads.
- Another object of the invention is to allow a change in the processing flow with relatively little effort.
- An essential feature of the invention is that stapling head and saddle-shaped support in the region of cooperation during stapling through a coordinated pivoting movement about a common pivot axis, wherein the pivoting of the stapling head and the Support must not necessarily take place about a common physical pivot axis, but can also be effected by appropriate motion controls, which brings about the desired pivoting about the pivot axis according to the invention.
- This movable mounting is such that the support edges of the saddle-shaped pads and the fronts of the stapling heads ("stapling head”) can be felt in the entire stapling area at a smaller, greater or equal speed compared to redesignorgan Swiss Patent Application No. stapling head
- the optimal alignment of the stapling heads and the Particularly advantageous for high-quality stapling in conjunction with rotary staplers are solutions in which the speed of the pads in the stapling area is equal to or greater than the conveyor speed.
- a circuit recirculation of a device comprises a plurality of saddle-shaped supports provided by a conveyor along a main conveying direction in an upper run of the circulation at different processing stations be passed.
- FIG. 1 shows a detail of a saddle stitcher in the region of a stapling device according to the prior art, in which the stapling heads are pivoted, the saddle shaped supports but can not be pivoted from their transverse position;
- FIGS. 2 a-e each show a detail of a side view of a saddle stitcher in the region of a stapling device according to a first embodiment of the invention, wherein the cutouts show five consecutive times of the stapling operation;
- 3 a-e each show a detail of a side view of a saddle stitcher in the region of a stapling device according to a second embodiment of the invention, wherein the cut-outs show five consecutive times of the stapling operation;
- Figure 5 shows a detail of a side view of a saddle stitcher in the region of a stapling device according to a fourth embodiment of the invention, wherein in the cutout three consecutive times of the stapling operation are shown;
- Figure 6 shows a Umbiegeriens, as it is preferably used in the inventive conditions.
- FIG. 7 shows an embodiment of a saddle-shaped pad, as shown for example in a saddle stitcher according to Figure 4, in which the left parts of the suspension are not shown.
- FIG. 1 shows a section of a saddle stitcher in the region of a stapling head wheel 21 in a schematic view from the side, in which eight stapling heads 20 rotate on the stapling head wheel 21 in a rotating manner about the axis A.
- the apparatus and method according to FIG. 1 do not correspond to the present invention, since essential features of the invention are lacking.
- stapling heads 20 and stapling head wheel 21 are shown in a highly schematized manner and a wire-portion-donating unit is completely omitted.
- the round collector 10 comprises a multiplicity of saddle-shaped supports 2, which are guided past a conveying direction 1 1 along a main conveying direction F at different processing stations, wherein in FIG. 1 only one such processing station is shown in the form of the stitching station.
- the drive means which move the saddle-shaped supports 2 arranged at approximately uniform intervals transversely to the main conveying direction F in the clockwise direction by means of at least one endlessly circulating conveying member 11, are likewise not shown in FIG.
- the rotary stapling device 9 shown in FIG. 1 is preferably arranged in an end region of the upper run, relative to the main conveying direction F, so that the finished stapled products P can be removed from the saddle-shaped supports 2 before reaching the end of the run and, for example, fed to a cutting device ,
- the stitching heads 20 are articulated pivotably on a circular-cylindrical hub 22 by means of a bearing pin 23 on their ends facing the central axis A of the stapling head wheel.
- the stitching heads 20 can be pivoted out of their radial angular positions about the bearing pins 23, which in the simplest case also define the stitching head pivot axis H.
- the pivot axis S may substantially coincide with the support edge 13 of the saddle-shaped support, and in other embodiments it lies above or below the support edge 13.
- the entire pivot axis is not physically formed. but only two short lateral pins, stub axles or bearings 14 which lie on the pivot axis S and by means of which the saddle-shaped support is articulated on both sides on the conveyor member 1 1 directly or indirectly.
- FIG. 2 a shows a side view of a section of a collecting circuit 10 according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- the same section of the Sammeirundlaufs in the region of a Heftkopfrades 21 is shown in Figures 2b to 2e in four further successive times during the stapling process From the sequence of figures it is clear that not only the stapling head 20 but also the saddle-shaped pads 2, 2 ', 2nd In the figure, in each case three uniformly spaced supports 2 ", 2, 2 'are shown.
- the leading in the conveying direction pad 2 1 carries an already stapled with a staple K print product P '
- the middle edition carries in the process flow to be processed printed product P
- the trailing edition 2 "carries the next stapling cycle to be processed print product P".
- the control devices 14, 1 5, 16 for pivoting the supports 2, 2 ', 2 are indicated only schematically in the figure and are hereinafter be explained in more detail with reference to an embodiment.
- thrust members are used as conveying members for use, which push the pads in randomly ⁇ 'rect. Should it be desired, it is also possible to use traction elements, as are known, for example, from the Applicant's EP095603.
- the swivel axes S of the supports 2, 2 'and 2 "arranged on the conveyor element 1 1 essentially coincide with the respective contact edges 13 in the embodiment according to FIG 2.
- the pivot pins S lie in this embodiment also the bearing journals 17, by means of which Supports 2 on the conveying member 1 1.
- the conveying member 11 defines the main conveying plane X in which the bearing journals 17 of the supports 2 are conveyed at an approximately constant speed in the main conveying direction F. In the orthogonal normal position of the saddle-shaped supports, all parts of the saddle-shaped supports will be displaced The supports 2 with the overlying printed product are moved at the same speed in the direction F. This changes in the area of interaction with the stapling head 20 and is illustrated by way of example in the illustration in Figure 2.
- the support 2 Since the support 2 was continuously pivoted against the original pivoting direction W from the anfängli ⁇ chen position V in the final position R during the stapling process, it must be pivoted to return to the normal position N again in the direction W.
- the pivot axis substantially coincides with the support edge, so that in the stapling area the support and the respective stapling head and the conveying means have a substantially equal speed.
- the movement control of the stapling head is effected by means not shown here in a manner according to EP546326 such that it senses the inventive pivoting about the pivot axis S of the pads.
- the pivot axes S 'of the supports 30 do not coincide with the support edges 13'.
- the pivot axes S ' are in turn in the main conveying plane X, but the support edges 13' are arranged above the pivot axes S 1 To the pads 30, 30 ', 30 "in the coincident with the staple plane H position V to move, the support edge 13' therefore be swung against the main conveyance direction F about the pivot axis S 'in the direction of W', as shown in figures 3 a and b are indicated..
- FIG. 4 shows a further preferred embodiment in which the abutment edges 13 "of the supports 40, 40 ', 40" are arranged below the main conveying plane X.
- stapling head 20 and the saddle-shaped supports 2, 30, 40 are pivoted during stapling in the stapling plane H, in each case about a pivot axis S, S 1 , S ", which is guided by the bearing means 17, 1 T 1 17 “of the conditions 2, 30, 40 on the conveying members 1 1 is specified.
- the pivot axes S of the supports are moved in a horizontal plane.
- a further preferred embodiment according to the present invention is shown, which differs in this respect from the aforementioned arrangements.
- the supports 50 are moved out of the main conveying plane X at least in the region of cooperation with the stitching heads 20 by means of a guide track 53, so that the contact edges 13 '"briefly describe a circular sector L in the direction of the stapling head, before moving back into the main conveying plane X in the main conveying direction
- the pivot axis lies at a distance from the Lagerstoffn 51 on conveyor IV and guide track 53.
- the movement, respectively the control of the pads 50 from the main conveyor plane X out preferably by a carriage guide system with at least two support points, a pendulum system with an additional control link or a pendulum system with temporary fixing of the support.
- the angular position of stapling head 20 and support 50 changes continuously with respect to main conveying plane X.
- their position relative to one another in stapling plane H remains unchanged, so that the punch, plunger of the stapling head and the cooperating bending unit of the support remain unchanged be kept in the desired manner in an optimal orientation to each other.
- the path of movement of the pivot axes of the supports of the preferred embodiment according to FIG. 5 is increased in the stitching area over the main conveying plane X. According to the solution according to FIG. were (together with the respective stapling head) to a greater speed than the funding, so that an optimal interaction with the rotary stapler shown can be done.
- each of the illustrated stapling heads 20 in the figures symbolizes a series of two, three or more stapling heads used in the inventive stapling apparatuses for simultaneously stapling a respective printed product.
- the pads are moved substantially along the main horizontal conveying plane and linearly.
- the inventive concept also includes solutions in which the supports are not two-sided, but (like a strut) only one side pivotally mounted with printed sheet fed.
- an additional support of the free end of the support is preferably provided in the stapling area, which allows an additional force absorption.
- Stapling heads with rams that push the staples through the paper of the products to be stapled are known from the prior art as mentioned above.
- a preferred embodiment of a clincher assembly 19 which provides the staple ends projecting downwardly from the paper after piercing by means of folding wings 26 closes and presses is shown in the figure 6.
- a spring-loaded punch 27 of the clip K is pushed upwards.
- the punch and the two Umbiegeeriel 26 are held between a first 31 and a second 32 bearing plate.
- the first bearing plate is opposite the second bearing plate 32 shortened, so that the nose 33 is accessible from one side.
- the plates 31, 32 are approximately equal, so that they define a receiving gap for the umbiegende bracket K.
- An anvil 28 arranged on the upper side of the punch engages in receiving grooves 29 of the clinching bracket 26 on both sides.
- the Umbiegeeriel 26 are pivoted about axes 36 and press with their upper bending balls 34 against the clip ends.
- the anvil In the spring-driven downward movement of the punch 27, the anvil cooperates with a return plate 35 of the Umbiegeeriels 26 and pivots it back to a lower position, as shown in Figure 6.
- a saddle-shaped support 40 as is preferably used in an embodiment of the invention according to FIG. 4, is shown in FIG.
- the printed product P to be stapled rests with the gutter on the support edge 13 "for stapling
- the support 40 comprises three bending units 19, 19 ', 19".
- the upper edges of the Umbiegerüen 19, 19 ', 19 are alignd with the support edge 13" or protrude slightly beyond this, so that they represent an actual functional support edge.
- the Umbiegeriens 19, 19 ', 19 are actuated by a continuous control bar 25 which is provided on both sides with control rollers 66.
- the control bar 25 engages from below to the punch 27 of the Umbiegermaschineen 19, 19', 19", the purpose of 7, preferably equipped with the lugs 33.
- control rollers 66 and thus the control bars 25 can be pushed upwards in the stapling area.
- This upward movement of the control bar 25 is transmitted to punch, anvil and Umbiegereriel, which are moved against the force of the return spring 37 upwards.
- This upward movement is precisely coordinated with the stapling of the staple by the stapling head to achieve a quality stapling result.
- the pivoting mobility of the support 40 about the pivot axis S is mediated by the suspension 14, which is shown only on the left in the conveying direction F side of the support.
- the support 40 is fastened to two lateral pendulums 15 of the suspension 14 so that the support edge 13 "comes to lie substantially at a distance below the pivot axis S.
- the bearing pins 17 engage the conveying member, not shown, and define the pivot axis S.
- a return spring 24 the supports 40 are held in the orthogonal normal position N relative to the conveying direction F, as long as no force is exerted on the free end of the pendulum 15 opposite the swivel axis, where a pendulum roller 16 is arranged, which cooperates with a control link during stapling and the pivoting movement
- the pendulum roller 16 can also serve to additionally support the support during the stapling process.
- the support 40 according to FIG. 7 can be converted into the supports of FIGS. 2 and 3 by changing the vertical mounting position on the pendulum 15. After releasing the attachment between support 40 and pendulum 15, the support edge 13 "can move upwards to the pivot axis S out and beyond this axis parallel.
- the stapling level is thereby continuously pivoted so that it is orthogonal to the main conveying at the desired position.
- level X stands.
- the pads can be passively aligned in preferred embodiments during the pivoting movement.
- the conditions can be purely passively controlled by the operative connection with the stapling device, which considerably simplifies the construction and considerably reduces the cost of the device.
- the pivot axis S and the abutment edge 13 coincide in the main conveying plane X, so that no movement of the abutment edge 13 out of the plane X occurs during the pivoting according to the invention.
- the abutment edge is moved by the pivoting of the supports relative to the main conveyor plane, that is their vertical distance to the main conveyor plane changes.
- saddle-shaped supports as known from DE 19638448, this difference in height plays no role, since there is no direct operative contact between product supply station and saddle-shaped support.
- direct contact between stapler and overlay is essential and therefore this change in height can play a role and influence the quality of the work result.
- the device according to DE 19638448 does not pivot when stapling.
- the device according to DE 19638448 is corrected for the, caused by the pivoting, height change of the support edges.
- This is preferably carried out by guide means, for example guide tracks or control blocks, as described in principle already for controlling the pivoting movement in the embodiment according to FIG. It is actively or passively controlled to maintain the seat edges substantially in a plane parallel to the main conveyor plane X during engagement with the stitching heads.
- the inventive device 10 for collecting, transporting and stapling multi-part folded printed products at least one endless circulating conveyor member 1 1, a plurality of saddle-shaped pads 2, 30, 40, 50 for riding recording the printed products along a conveying path F with transversely to the conveying path aligned support edges 13 includes.
- the conveying member 1 1 conveys the saddle-shaped supports 2, 30, 40, 50 past at least one work station, wherein at least one work station comprises a stitching station 9 with at least one pivotably mounted stapling head 20.
- a main conveying plane X is defined and the saddle-shaped pads 2, 30, 40, 50 are pivotally mounted on the conveying member 1 1.
- Der randomlyorgan 1 1 ist mit dem whether organ 1-1sky.
- Each edition 2, 30, 40, 50 passes in a region of cooperation during stapling with at least one stapling head 20 a coordinated pivotal movement about a common pivot axis, so that the stapling head 20 and the saddle-shaped pad 2, 30, 40, 50 while maintaining a advantageous 180 ° angular position, dwell in a staple plane H, while being pivoted relative to the main conveying plane X. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that this 180 ° angular position for structural and / or kinematic reasons does not have to be maintained accurately and permanently, but that slight movement and / or booklet-dependent deviations from this 180 ° angular position may well occur.
- the stapling device 9 is a stapling device having a plurality of stapling heads 20 pivotably mounted along a circular orbit.
- the saddle-shaped supports 2, 30, 40, 50 and the endlessly circulating conveying members 1 1 form a collection run.
- the saddle-shaped supports 2, 2 ', 2 are articulated in a preferred embodiment in the main conveyor plane X defined by the conveying member 1 1 pivotally on the conveyor member 1 1, wherein the pivot axis S coaxially aligned with a support edge 13 so that, the saddle-shaped support 2, 2 ', 2 "from an orthogonal normal position N, in which it is substantially perpendicular to the main conveyor plane X defined by the conveying member 1 1, in deviating pivotal positions V, R can be brought, wherein they each pivot together with pivoting positions V 1 R the stapling head 20 in the staple level H.
- the device is characterized in that the saddle-shaped supports 30, 30 ', 30 "in the main conveying plane X defined by the conveying member 1 1 pivotally articulated on the conveying member 1 1, wherein the pivot axis S' parallel below a support edge 13 ' extends so that the saddle-shaped support 30, 30 ', 30 "from an orthogonal normal position N, in which it is substantially perpendicular to the main conveyor plane defined by the conveying member 11 X, in deviating pivotal positions V, R can be brought, wherein when pivoting between pivot positions V, R respectively together with the stapling head 20 in the staple level H.
- the support edge 13 ' is preferably pivotable in the direction W when pivoting the supports 30, 30', 30 "into the staple plane H against the main conveying direction F about the pivot axis S '.
- the saddle-shaped supports 40, 40 ', 40 in the main conveying plane X defined by the conveying member 1 1 pivotally hinged to the conveying member 1 1, wherein the pivot axis S" parallel to a support edge 13 in contrast to the two previously described embodiments "runs so that the saddle-shaped pad 40, 40 ', 40" from an orthogonal normal position N, in which it is substantially perpendicular to the main conveying plane X defined by the conveying member 1 1, in deviating pivotal positions V 1 R can be brought, wherein it is in each case together with the stapling head 20 in the staple level H during pivoting between pivot positions V, R.
- together with the support edge 13 " preferably all parts of the support 40 are arranged below the main conveyor plane X.
- the saddle-shaped supports 50, 50 ', 50 can be moved out of the main conveying plane X, at least in the region of cooperation with the stitching heads 20, so that the contact edges 13'" briefly engage a circular sector L in FIG Describe direction towards the stapling head 20 out, wherein the pivot axis S "parallel to a support edge 13" 'runs so that the saddle-shaped pads 50, 50', 50 "from an orthogonal normal position N, in which they are substantially perpendicular to that of the conveyor member 1 defined main conveying plane X, in which deviating pivot positions V, R can be brought, wherein they are in each case together with the stapling head 20 in the stapling plane H during pivoting between pivot positions V, R.
- the pivot axis of the saddle-shaped pads 50, 50 ', 50 is preferably spaced from bearing means 51 and thus spaced from conveyor 1 1 'and suitssbah n 53 trained.
- the movable mounting of the saddle-shaped supports 2, 30, 40, 50 may be formed such that the support edges 13, 13 ', 13 ", 13'" of the saddle-shaped supports 2, 30, 40, 50 and the stitching edges of the stitching heads 20 throughout Stapling area with a smaller, larger or the same relative speed compared to the speed of the conveying member 1 1 can be performed, the optimal alignment of the stitching heads 20 and the pads 2, 30, 40, 50 is always guaranteed in the staple level H.
- gerappelen 19, 19 ', 19 "on a continuous in the support up and down movably mounted control bar 25 are actuated, which is provided on both sides with control rollers 66
- a spring-loaded punch 27 of Umbiegerüen 19, 19 ', 19 "have an anvil 28 arranged on the upper side, which engages in receiving grooves 29 of Umbiegeerieln 26 on both sides, so that the Umbiegeeriel 26 forcibly up or down movements of the anvil in pivoting movements Implemented 36 axles.
- the conveyor organ 1 1 carries the saddle-shaped supports 2, 30, 40, 50 past at least one workstation, wherein at least one workstation comprises a stitching station 9 with at least one pivotably mounted stapling head 20, wherein the conveyor organ 1 1, a staple head 20 and saddle-shaped pad 2, 30, 40, 50 in a region of cooperation during stapling undergo a coordinated pivoting movement about a common pivot axis so that stapling head 20 and saddle-shaped pad 2, 30, 40, 50 while maintaining an advantageous 180 ° angular position to each other, dwell in a staple plane H, while they are pivoted relative to the main conveying plane X.
- the stapling device 9 preferably comprises a stapling device with stitching heads 20 pivotably mounted along a circular orbit, so that during stapling Circumferences about a rotational axis A of the stapling device portions of the stitching heads, in particular a stapling edge do not rotate in a circular path.
- the saddle-shaped supports 2, 2 ', 2 are pivotably articulated on the conveyor element 11 in the main conveyor plane X defined by the conveyor element 11, the pivot axis S' being arranged coaxially with a support edge 13 'so that the saddle-shaped support 2, 2 ', 2 "from an orthogonal normal position N, in which they are substantially perpendicular to the main conveyor plane defined by the conveyor member 1 1 X are brought at the beginning of the stapling operation in a different pivotal positions V, in which they together with the stapling head 20 in the staple plane H and then be pivoted while maintaining the 180 ° angular position with the stapling head 20 in the staple plane H up to a pivot positions R.
- the support edges 13 of the saddle-shaped supports 2, 2 ', 2 "and the stitching edges of the stitching heads 20 in the entire stitching area preferably with the same relative speed compared to the speed of the conveyor member 1 1 are guided, the optimal alignment of the stitching heads 20 and the pads 2, 2 ', 2 "in the staple level H is always guaranteed.
- the saddle-shaped supports 30, 30 ', 30 are pivotably articulated on the conveyor element 11 in the main conveyor plane X defined by the conveyor element 11, but the pivot axis S' runs parallel below a support edge 13 ', so that the saddle-shaped pads 30, 30 ', 30 "at the beginning of the stapling process from an orthogonal normal position N, in which they are substantially perpendicular to the main conveyor plane defined by the conveyor member 1 1 X, are brought into a different pivot positions V, in the they lie together with the stapling head 20 in the stapling plane H and then, while maintaining the 180 ° angular position, with the stapling head 20 in the stapling plane H up to a pivoting position R be pivoted.
- the saddle-shaped supports 40, 40 ', 40 “are pivotably articulated on the conveyor element 11 in the main conveyor plane X defined by the conveyor element 11, but the pivot axis S' runs parallel above a support edge 13 ', so that the saddle-shaped supports 40, 40 ', 40' at the beginning of the stapling process from an orthogonal normal position N, in which they are substantially perpendicular to the main conveying plane X defined by the conveying member 1 1, are brought into a different pivot positions V, in the they lie together with the stapling head 20 in the stapling plane H and are subsequently pivoted while maintaining the 180 ° angular position with the stapling head 20 in the stapling plane H up to a pivot position R.
- the saddle-shaped supports 50, 50 ', 50 "are moved out of the main conveyor plane X in the direction of the stapling head 20, at least in the region of cooperation with the stapling heads 20, so that the abutment edges 13'" briefly describe a circular sector L in the direction of the stapling head 20, wherein the pivot axis S “extends parallel below a supporting edge 13 '" so that the saddle-shaped supports 50, 50', 50 "on the Beginning of the stapling process from an orthogonal normal position N, in which they are substantially perpendicular to the main conveyor plane X defined by the conveyor member 1 1, are brought into a different pivot positions V, in which they lie together with the stapling head 20 in the staple level H and then while maintaining the 180 ° angular position with the stapling head 20 in the staple plane H to be pivoted into a pivotal positions R.
- the support edges 13 "'of the saddle-shaped pads 50, 50', 50” and the stitching edges of the stitching heads 20 preferably in the entire stapling area at a relative speed compared to the speed of the conveyor member 1 1 higher relative speed out, with the optimal alignment of the stitching heads 20 and the pads 50, 50 ', 50 "in the staple level H is always guaranteed
- the support edges 13, 13 ', 13 ", 13"' of the saddle-shaped supports 2, 30, 40, 50 and the stitching edges of the stitching heads 20 can be performed in the entire stapling area with a smaller, greater or the same relative speed compared to the speed of the conveyor member 1 1 be, with the optimal alignment of the stitching heads 20 and the pads 2, 30, 40, 50 is always guaranteed in the staple level H.
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