WO2008038675A1 - ÉTIQUETTE ET SON procÉdÉ DE FABRICATION - Google Patents
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- G—PHYSICS
- G09—EDUCATION; CRYPTOGRAPHY; DISPLAY; ADVERTISING; SEALS
- G09F—DISPLAYING; ADVERTISING; SIGNS; LABELS OR NAME-PLATES; SEALS
- G09F3/00—Labels, tag tickets, or similar identification or indication means; Seals; Postage or like stamps
- G09F3/08—Fastening or securing by means not forming part of the material of the label itself
- G09F3/14—Fastening or securing by means not forming part of the material of the label itself by strings, straps, chains, or wires
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
- B65B51/00—Devices for, or methods of, sealing or securing package folds or closures; Devices for gathering or twisting wrappers, or necks of bags
- B65B51/04—Applying separate sealing or securing members, e.g. clips
- B65B51/08—Applying binding material, e.g. to twisted bag necks
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
- B65B61/00—Auxiliary devices, not otherwise provided for, for operating on sheets, blanks, webs, binding material, containers or packages
- B65B61/20—Auxiliary devices, not otherwise provided for, for operating on sheets, blanks, webs, binding material, containers or packages for adding cards, coupons or other inserts to package contents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
- B65C7/00—Affixing tags
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D33/00—Details of, or accessories for, sacks or bags
- B65D33/16—End- or aperture-closing arrangements or devices
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T29/00—Metal working
- Y10T29/49—Method of mechanical manufacture
- Y10T29/49826—Assembling or joining
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- the present invention relates to a tag for providing various types of information attached by a linear binding tool that is wound and fastened on a bag mouth, bag neck, bundled wire, etc. On the method.
- a hole is made in a plate-like member such as paper or plastic, and the binding tool is wound around a bag or the like while the binding tool is passed through the hole, and then the binding tool is twisted. It was a form to attach.
- the tag according to claim 1 of the present invention includes an information presentation unit in which information is described, and a linear bundle that is wound and fastened on an attachment.
- a part of the side of the information presentation part are notched! /, And a concave part is formed, and it is narrower than the information presentation part! /, And the mounting part and the information presentation part are integrally connected with a width. And a connecting portion.
- the tying member passed through the two locking portions of the mounting portion is wound around the object to be fastened and fastened. Since it is attached to the object to be attached through the binding tool at the two locking parts, the orientation of the tag is stabilized when attached to the object to be attached compared to the case where it is attached at one locking part. At this time, the mounting portion of the tag is bent by being fastened to the object to be mounted by the binding tool and wound around the object to be mounted.
- the tag information presentation section is connected to the mounting section via a connecting section that is formed with a concave portion in a part of the side to reduce the width, so that the mounting section is curved. Even if it takes a form, the information presentation part does not bend. Therefore, the tag can be attached to an object to be mounted without greatly deforming the information presentation unit. Therefore, the information can be reliably recognized, and the appearance of the bag or the product with the tag attached can be improved. Furthermore, by using the concave portion for forming the connecting portion as an alignment portion for passing the binding tool through the locking portion, it is possible to mechanize the attachment of the tag using the binding tool.
- the angle formed between the side on the information presentation unit side of the recess and the side of the connection part of the recess, and the angle formed between the side of the mounting part side of the recess and the side of the connection part of the recess And the sum is larger than 180 °.
- the tag manufacturing method includes an information presentation unit in which information is described, and the information presentation unit connected to the information presentation unit. There are two locking portions with slits for locking linear binding tools that are wound and fastened around an object, and the binding tools passed through the two locking portions are attached.
- the tag material comprising: a step of forming a tag mold including a mounting portion to be bound to the mounted object together with the binding tool by being fastened to an object; and the material of the tag using the formed tag mold And a step of punching out the tag from the original fabric sheet.
- the die-cutting residue of the locking portion of the tag and the raw sheet can be connected by a slit. This facilitates disposal of the die-cutting residue of the locking part. Moreover, since the die-cutting residue of the latching portion is pulled by the original fabric sheet, the latching portion can be surely die-cut.
- the tag according to claim 9 of the present invention includes an information presentation unit in which information is described, and a linear bundle that is wound and fastened on an attachment object.
- a coupling part that integrally connects the mounting part, the mounting part, and the information presentation part, and a claw part together with a bundling path that passes through the bundling tool.
- an engaging portion that engages with a tag guide means of a binding machine that twists and fastens a binding tool that is formed by passing through the two locking portions by connecting between the locking portions. It is characterized by.
- the tag of the present invention alignment is performed by cooperation of the claw portion of the tag guide means of the binding machine and the engaging portion of the tag, and the binding tool passage connects between the two locking portions. . After that, the tying tool is passed through the two locking portions, wound around the attachment, and fastened. Therefore, it is possible to mechanize tag attachment using a binding tool.
- FIG. 1A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 1B is a perspective view showing an example of a tag according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an example of a binding tool used for the tag of the present embodiment.
- 3A] is a perspective view showing an example of a usage pattern of the tag of the first embodiment.
- 3B is a perspective view showing an example of a usage pattern of the tag of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 4A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 4B is a perspective view showing an example of a tag according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 5A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to a third embodiment.
- [5B] A perspective view showing an example of a tag according to the third embodiment.
- FIG. 7A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to a fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 7B is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to the fifth embodiment.
- FIG. 8A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to a sixth embodiment.
- FIG. 8B is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to the seventh embodiment.
- FIG. 9A is an explanatory diagram showing before punching in the manufacturing process of the tag 1F.
- FIG. 9B It is an explanatory view showing after punching in the manufacturing process of the tag 1F.
- FIG. 10A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to an eighth embodiment.
- FIG. 10B A perspective view showing an example of a tag according to the eighth embodiment.
- FIG. 11A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to a ninth embodiment.
- FIG. 11B A perspective view showing an example of a tag according to the ninth embodiment.
- FIG. 12A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to a tenth embodiment.
- FIG. 12B A perspective view showing an example of a tag according to the tenth embodiment.
- FIG. 13A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to an eleventh embodiment.
- FIG. 14A is a plan view showing an example of a tag according to a twelfth embodiment.
- 14B] is a perspective view showing an example of the tag of the twelfth embodiment.
- FIG. 18A is a plan view of the main part showing the configuration of the tag holder mechanism and the operation of the curl guide.
- FIG. 18B is a main part plan view showing the structure of the tag holder mechanism and the advancement of the curl guide.
- FIG. 19A is a perspective view of a principal part showing the configuration of the tag holder mechanism and the operation of the curl guide.
- FIG. 19B is a main part perspective view showing the structure of the tag holder mechanism and the advancement of the curl guide.
- FIG. 20A is a perspective view showing an example of a curl guide.
- FIG. 20B is a side view showing an example of a curl guide.
- FIG. 20C is a plan view showing an example of a curl guide.
- FIG. 21 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 20B, showing an example of a tying member passage.
- FIG. 22 is an enlarged view of part B in FIG. 21, showing an example of a binding tool passage.
- FIG. 20C is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. 20C showing an example of the binding tool take-out slit.
- FIG. 24A is an enlarged view of part D showing the configuration of the binding tool take-out slit and the operation before taking out the binding tool.
- FIG. 24B is an enlarged view of part D showing the configuration of the binding tool take-out slit and the operation in the middle of taking out the binding tool.
- FIG. 25A is an operation explanatory diagram showing a change in tag shape due to the tag holding operation of the curl guide.
- FIG. 26A is a perspective view of the main part showing the configuration and operation of the cutter before cutting.
- FIG. 26B is a perspective view of the main part showing the configuration and operation of the cutter after cutting.
- FIG. 27 is a perspective view of the main part showing the configuration and operation of the binding tool fastening mechanism.
- FIG. 28 is a perspective view showing a configuration example of a drive mechanism for an operation plate.
- FIG. 29 is an operation explanatory view showing the binding machine in the process of forming the transport path of the binding tool.
- FIG. 30 is an operation explanatory view showing the binding machine in the step of transporting the binding tool.
- FIG. 31 is an operation explanatory view showing the binding machine in the step of forming the binding tool.
- FIG. 32 is an operation explanatory view showing the binding machine in the step of fastening the binding tool.
- FIG. 33 is an operation explanatory view showing the binding machine in the process of returning the respective parts to the origin and releasing the bags after the binding.
- FIG. 34 It is a perspective view showing a configuration example of a binding machine 2A ′ of the present embodiment.
- Fig. 35A] is a perspective view showing an example of tag ID movement by the binding machine 2A '.
- Fig. 35B is a perspective view showing an example of the operation of inserting the binding tool 13 into the tag 1D by the binding machine 2A '.
- Fig. 35C is a perspective view showing an example of forming the binding tool 13 by the binding machine 2A '.
- Fig. 35D is a perspective view showing an example of fastening the binding tool 13 'by the binding machine 2A'.
- FIG. 36 is a perspective view showing a mounting example of a tag 1D.
- 37] is a top view showing a configuration and an operation example of the binding machine 2A ′ in a standby state.
- FIG. 38 is a top view showing a configuration and an operation example of the binding machine 2A ′ in the binding state.
- FIG. 39] is a top view showing a configuration and an operation example of the main part of the binding machine 2A ′ in the standby state.
- FIG. 40 is a top view showing a main configuration and an operation example of the binding machine 2A ′ in the binding state.
- FIG. 41A is a perspective view showing a configuration example of the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ in the closed state of the guide flap 42a.
- FIG. 41B is a perspective view showing a configuration example of the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ in the open state of the guide flap 42a.
- FIG. 42A is a top view showing an operation example of the curl guide 30B of the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ in the closed state of the guide flap 42a.
- FIG. 42B is a top view showing an operation example of the curl guide 30B of the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ in the open state of the guide flap 42a.
- FIG. 43A is a perspective view showing a state before the tag 1D is sent out by the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ before the cartridge 40B is mounted.
- FIG. 43B is a perspective view showing the tag 1D after being sent out by the tag transport mechanism 4A ′.
- FIG. 44B is a perspective view showing an example of tag 1D transport by the curl guide 30B of the tag transport mechanism 4A ′.
- FIG. 45A is a bottom perspective view showing a configuration example of the cartridge 40B.
- FIG. 45B is a top perspective view showing a configuration example of the cartridge 40B.
- FIG. 46A is a perspective view showing a functional example of the cartridge 40B when the tag 1D is stored.
- FIG. 46B is a top view showing an example of the function of the cartridge 40B when storing the tag ID.
- FIG. 47A is a perspective view showing a configuration of a main part of the tag position adjusting unit 40c and a separation operation example of the tag width adjusting plate 40i.
- FIG. 47B is a top view showing the configuration of the main part of the tag position adjusting unit 40c and an example of the separation operation of the tag width adjusting plate 40i.
- FIG. 48A is a perspective view showing the configuration of the main part of the tag position adjusting unit 40c and an example of the approaching operation of the tag width adjusting plate 40i.
- FIG. 48B is a top view showing a configuration of a main part of the tag position adjusting unit 40c and an example of an approach operation of the tag width adjusting plate 40i.
- FIG. 49A is a perspective view showing a functional example of the cartridge 40B when the tag 1H is stored.
- FIG. 49B is a top view showing an example of the function of the cartridge 40B when the tag 1H is stored.
- FIG. 50A is a perspective view showing a functional example of the cartridge 40C.
- FIG. 50B is a top view showing a function example of the cartridge 40C.
- FIG. 51A is a perspective view showing a function example of the cartridge 40D.
- FIG. 51B is a top view showing a function example of the cartridge 40D.
- FIG. 52 is a perspective view showing a configuration example of a curl guide 30B in the tag hold mechanism 3A ′.
- FIG. 53 is a side view showing a configuration example of the curl guide 30B when the tag support is attached.
- FIG. 54 is a perspective view showing a comparative example (with support) for the tag support member 30e in the curl guide 30B.
- FIG. 55 is a perspective view showing a configuration example of a curl guide 30C.
- FIG. 56 is a perspective view showing an example of holding the tag 1H in the curl guide 30C.
- FIG. 57 is a perspective view showing an example of holding the tag 1K in the curl guide 30C.
- FIG. 58 is a perspective view showing a configuration example of a curl guide 30D.
- FIG. 59 is a perspective view showing an example of holding a tag II in the curl guide 30D.
- FIG. 60 is a perspective view showing an example of holding the tag 1J in the curl guide 30D.
- FIG. 61 is a perspective view showing an example of holding a tag 1L in the curl guide 30D.
- FIG. 62 is a perspective view showing a state where the bobbin 52 ′ is detached from the binding machine 2A ′.
- FIG. 63 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of a control system of the binding machine 2A ′.
- FIG. 64A is a flowchart (part 1) showing an operation example of the binding machine 2A ′.
- FIG. 64B is a flowchart (part 2) showing an operation example of the binding machine 2A ′.
- FIG. 65 is a partially enlarged perspective view showing a configuration example of a tag spring support mechanism 125 of a binding machine 200 as a second embodiment.
- FIG. 66A is a top view showing a standby example of the tag hold mechanism 3A ′ when the tag spring support mechanism 125 is in a standby state and before the tag is loaded.
- FIG. 66B is a top view showing a deformation operation example of the tag panel support mechanism 125 after the tag is loaded.
- FIG. 67A is a top view showing a deformation operation example (previous deformation) of the tag panel support mechanism 125 during tag conveyance.
- FIG. 67B is a top view showing a deformation operation example (late deformation) of the tag panel support mechanism 125 during tag conveyance.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a tag whose direction is stable when it is attached to an attachment and in which information can be reliably recognized, and a method for manufacturing the tag.
- FIGS. 1A and 1B An example of the tag according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1A and 1B. Also figure
- a tag 1A according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1A is configured by integrally forming an information presentation unit 10A, a mounting unit 11A, and a connecting unit 12A with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic. 13 in a bag
- the information presenting unit 10A displays, for example, various information in a rectangular shape by printing or the like. Further, a sticker on which various types of information are printed may be attached. In addition, information that has been engraved such as Braille is listed.
- the mounting portion 11A includes two locking holes 11m that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole 11 m is an example of the locking part. If the longitudinal direction of the tag 1A is the vertical direction, Two through holes are formed at a predetermined interval.
- the tying member 13 for attaching the tag 1A to the bag 14 is generally called a twist tie or the like, and as shown in FIG. It is formed by covering with a covering material 13b such as a narrow tape shape (band shape).
- the locking hole 11m of the binding tool 13 has a diameter that allows the binding tool 13 to be inserted.
- the connecting portion 12A is a recess formed by cutting out part of both sides of the information presentation portion 10A into a predetermined shape.
- (Engagement portion) 12m is formed, and the mounting portion 11A and the information presentation portion 1OA are coupled with a width narrower than that of the information presentation portion 10A.
- the tag 1B is configured by integrally forming the information presentation unit 10B, the mounting unit 11B, and the connecting unit 12B with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic.
- This tag 1B is attached to an attachment such as a bag 14 as shown in FIG. 3B with a binding tool 13 shown in FIG.
- the information presenting unit 10B displays, for example, various information in a rectangular shape by printing or the like. Further, a sticker on which various types of information are printed may be attached. In addition, information that has been engraved such as Braille is listed.
- the mounting portion 11B includes two locking grooves 1In that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking groove 1 In is an example of a locking portion.
- the locking groove 1 In is configured by forming two grooves with a predetermined interval in the horizontal direction of the tag 1B.
- Each locking groove 1 In has a width through which the opening portion faces outward and the binding tool 13 passes. The shape may be such that the opening is directed upward.
- the connecting portion 12B is a recess formed by cutting out part of both sides of the information presentation portion 10B into a predetermined shape.
- the mounting part 11B and the information presentation part 10B are connected with a width narrower than that of the information presentation part 10B.
- one binding tool 13 is passed through two locking holes 11m.
- the tying member 13 passed through the locking hole 11m of the tag 1A is wound around the tying part 14a that squeezes a predetermined part close to the mouth of the bag 14, and the bag 14 The binding part 14a Band together.
- the tag 1A When the binding tool 13 is passed through the locking hole 11m, the tag 1A has a portion between the locking holes 11m of the mounting part 11A when the binding part 14a of the bag 14 is bound by the binding tool 13. Is sandwiched between the binding tool 13 and the bag 14 and attached to the bag 14.
- the mounting portion 11A is curved.
- recesses 12m are formed on both sides of the information presentation unit 1OA between the mounting unit 11A and the information presentation unit 10A, and are coupled by a coupling unit 12A having a narrower width than the information presentation unit 10A.
- the information presentation unit 10A does not follow the shape of the mounting unit 11A, and the information presentation unit 1OA does not bend significantly.
- the information presentation unit 10A is vertically oriented along the bag 14 without being curved, the appearance of the appearance in which the tag 1A is mounted on the bag 14 is improved.
- one binding tool 13 is passed through two locking grooves 1In.
- the tying member 13 passed through the locking groove 1 In of the tag 1B is wound around a tying part 14a that squeezes a predetermined part close to the mouth of the bag 14, and the bag 14 Bind the binding part 14a.
- the tag 1B When the binding tool 13 is passed through the locking groove 1In, the tag 1B has the binding groove 13 to which the binding part 14a of the bag 14 is bound. Is sandwiched between the binding tool 13 and the bag 14 and attached to the bag 14.
- tag 1B has an information presentation unit that is formed by binding binding part 14a of bag 14 with binding part 13 by passing binding part 13 through two locking grooves 1 In.
- the direction of 10B is the vertical direction along the bag 14 and does not become horizontal.
- the mounting portion 11B is curved.
- the information presentation part 10B Concave portions 12m are formed on both sides of B, and are connected by connecting portions 12B having a narrower width than information presenting portion 10B.
- the information presentation unit 10B does not follow the shape of the mounting unit 11B, and the information presentation unit 10B is not greatly curved. As a result, the information power described in the information presentation unit 10B of the tag 1B will not be bent and difficult to recognize!
- the information presentation unit 10B is vertically oriented along the bag 14 without being curved, the appearance of the appearance in which the tag 1B is mounted on the bag 14 is improved.
- the tag 1B is locked by fitting the groove into the binding tool 13 in a state where the bag 14 is bound by the binding tool 13 when the binding tool 13 is passed through the opened locking groove 1 In.
- the tag 1B does not come off the bag 14 easily.
- the tag 1B can be easily removed from the tying tool 13, so the unnecessary tag 1B can be easily removed without removing the tying tool 13. Can do.
- the tag 1C of the third embodiment shown in FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B is configured by integrally forming the information presentation unit 10C, the mounting unit 11A, and the connecting unit 12C with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic. 1 3 to attach to an attachment such as a bag 14.
- the same elements as those in the tags of the first and second embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the region (region separated by a two-dot chain line 10C ') is provided as a substantially hexagonal region, for example, and various information is displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various information is printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be recorded.
- the mounting portion 11A includes two locking holes 11m that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole 11m is an example of a locking portion.
- the through hole is formed with a predetermined interval in the lateral direction of the tag 1A.
- the connecting portion 12C is a recess formed by cutting out part of both sides of the information presentation portion 10C into a predetermined shape.
- the mounting part 11 ⁇ is connected to the information presentation part 10C with a width narrower than that of the information presentation part 10C.
- the concave portion 12 ⁇ of the tag 1C is defined as an angle ⁇ 1 formed by the side lOCa on the information presentation portion 10C side of the concave portion 12 ⁇ and the connecting portion 12Ca side 12Ca side of the concave portion 12 ⁇ , and the side 1 of the mounting portion 11A side of the concave portion 12 ⁇ lAe and concave
- the portion 12n is formed so that the sum of the angle ⁇ 2 formed with the side 12Ca on the connecting portion 12C side is larger than 180 °.
- the angle ⁇ 1 on the rear side in the tag sending direction is formed to be an obtuse angle.
- the angle ⁇ 1 of the tag 1C is formed as an obtuse angle of about 130 °
- the angle ⁇ 2 is formed at a substantially right angle of about 90 °
- the sum of the angle ⁇ 1 and the angle ⁇ 2 is about 220 °. Is formed.
- the tag 1C shown in FIG. 6 is in a state where the lowermost tag 1C ′ is sent out from the stacked state. At this time, the tag 1C ′ and the tag 1C are formed such that the sum of the angle ⁇ 1 and the angle ⁇ 2 is about 220 °. Therefore, when the bottom tag 1C ′ is sent out, the side lOCa of the concave portion 12 ⁇ of the tag 1C ′ and the sides llAe and 11Ad of the concave portion 12 ⁇ of the tag 1C intersect and make sliding contact.
- the tag 1D of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 7A is configured by integrally forming the information presentation unit 10C, the mounting unit 11D, and the connecting unit 12C with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic. Attached to an attachment such as a bag 14.
- the same elements as those in the first to third embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the information presenting unit 10C shown in FIG. 7B is provided with, for example, a substantially hexagonal area, and various information is displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various kinds of information are printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the mounting portion 11D includes two locking holes lip that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole l ip is an example of the locking part.
- the through hole is formed with a predetermined interval in the horizontal direction of the tag 1D. .
- the through hole has a long hole shape extending along the extending direction of the mounting portion 11D.
- the information presentation unit 10E of the tag 1E according to the fifth embodiment shown in FIG. 7B is, for example, substantially circular in shape and various information is displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various information is printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the mounting portion 11D includes two locking holes l ip that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole l ip is an example of the locking part.
- the through hole is formed with a predetermined interval in the horizontal direction of the tag 1D. .
- the through hole has a long hole shape extending along the lateral direction.
- the connecting part 12C has a narrower width than the circular information presentation part 10E, and the mounting part 11D and the information presentation part
- the concave portion 12p of the tag 1E is a connecting portion between the arc S on the information presentation portion 10E side of the concave portion 12p and the concave portion 12p.
- the tag 1F according to the sixth embodiment shown in FIG. 8A is formed by integrally forming the information presentation unit 10C, the mounting unit 11F, and the connection unit 12C with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic. It can be attached to an attachment such as 14.
- a thin plate material such as paper or plastic.
- the area is provided as, for example, a substantially hexagonal area, and various types of information are displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various kinds of information are printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the mounting portion 11F includes two locking holes l lq that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- Locking hole l lq Is an example of a locking portion, and when the longitudinal direction of the tag 1F is the vertical direction, it is configured by forming two through holes with a predetermined interval in the lateral direction of the tag 1F.
- the through hole has a long hole shape extending along the lateral direction and has a slit l lr.
- the slit l lr is provided so as to extend from the center of the long hole shape toward the outer peripheral edge of the tag 1F and in the lateral direction.
- the raw material sheet of the tag 1F is used as a tag.
- the die-cut residue of the locking hole l lq of the tag 1F and the original sheet can be connected.
- the tag 1G mounting portion 11G shown in FIG. 8B includes two locking holes 1Is that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole l is is an example of a locking portion.
- the locking hole l is formed as the through hole has a long hole shape extending in the lateral direction and has a slit lit.
- the slit l it is provided so as to extend from the center of the long hole shape toward the outer peripheral edge of the tag 1G in the vertical direction (the upper side in the drawing) of the tag 1G. In this way, it is possible to form a slit 1 It having a different shape from the slit 1 lr shown in FIG. 8A! /.
- the original fabric sheet 88 shown in FIG. 9A is in a state where the tag 1F has not yet been punched (punched).
- a mold for tag 1F is formed.
- the tag 1F mold is pressed against the original sheet 88 to punch out the broken tag 1F.
- the original sheet 88 ′ shown in FIG. 9B is a state in which one tag 1F has been punched.
- the original sheet 88 ′ punched with 1F tag 1F is connected to the die hole 1 lq 'of the locking hole 1 lq by the connecting part 1 lr' !, so the locking hole 1 lq This makes it easier to dispose of the lump l lq '. Further, since the die-cutting residue 1 lq ′ of the locking hole l lq is pulled on the raw sheet 88 ′, the locking hole l lq can be punched reliably.
- the tag 1H according to the eighth embodiment shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B includes an information presentation unit 10H, a mounting unit 11H, and a connecting unit 12H, which are integrally formed of a thin plate material such as paper or plastic. At 13, it can be attached to an attachment such as a bag 14 or the like.
- the region (region separated by the connecting unit 12H indicated by a two-dot chain line) is provided as, for example, a rectangular region, and various information is displayed by printing or the like. Also various A sticker on which information is printed may be attached. Furthermore, information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the connecting unit 12H corresponds to a boundary portion between the information presenting unit 10H and the mounting unit 11H, and connects the information presenting unit 10H and the mounting unit 11H.
- the horizontal length (horizontal width) of the connecting part 12H is the horizontal length (horizontal width) of the information presentation part 1OH. Equal to! /
- the mounting part 11H is connected to the information presenting part 10H by the connecting part 12H. Wearing part
- the width of 11H is longer than the width of information presentation unit 10H. That is, the mounting portion 11H has both end portions in the horizontal direction protruding from both end portions in the horizontal direction of the information presentation portion 10H.
- the projecting lateral ends are referred to as engaging portions 12q and 12q.
- the engaging portions 12q at both ends are used when the tag 1H is held by the curl guide 30C shown in FIG.
- the mounting portion 11H includes two locking holes llu that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole l lu is an example of a locking portion, and is configured by forming two through holes at predetermined intervals in the lateral direction of the tag 1H.
- These left and right engaging holes l lu are in the shape of a horizontally elongated hole extending along the extending direction of the mounting portion 11H.
- this horizontally long hole shape has a shape in which the vertical width is expanded along the extending direction of the mounting portion 11H.
- the portions where the locking holes llu face each other are formed substantially perpendicular to the extending direction.
- the locking hole l lu has a vertical portion l lOu.
- the tape-shaped covering material 13b is brought into surface contact with the vertical portion 110u of the locking hole llu when the tape-shaped (band-shaped) binding tool 13 is fastened (see FIG. 10B).
- the vertical portion l lOu is provided.
- the locking hole l lu thus made can reduce the stress received from the covering material 13b of the binding tool 13. Therefore, deformation of the mounting portion 11H can be prevented by the locking hole l lu. As a result, the deformation of the information presentation unit 10H connected to the mounting unit 11H can be prevented, and the appearance of the tag 1H can be improved.
- the tag II of the ninth embodiment shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B includes an information presentation unit 101 and a mounting unit. 111 and the connecting portion 121 are integrally formed of a thin plate material such as paper or plastic, and are attached to an attachment such as a bag 14 with a binding tool 13.
- the same elements as those of the tag H shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the area is provided as a rectangular area, for example, and various types of information are displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various information is printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the mounting portion 111 includes two locking holes llu that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole l lu is formed with two through holes at predetermined intervals in the horizontal direction of Tag II. Composed.
- the connecting part 121 (area separated by a dotted line) connects the information presenting part 101 and the mounting part 111.
- a central portion (engagement portion 12 r) of a predetermined region where the mounting portion 111 and the information presentation portion 101 are connected is opened, and the remaining both end portions function as the connecting portion 121.
- the engagement portion 12r is provided to be opened in a rectangular shape, and the tag II is a curl guide shown in FIG.
- the tag hooking claw portion 300d of the curl guide 30D is inserted.
- the engaging portion 12r is provided by opening the central portion of a predetermined area where the mounting portion 111 and the information presenting portion 101 are continuously provided, but is not limited thereto, and any portion of the tag II main body, for example, You may open and provide in the area
- FIGS. 12A and 12B An example of a tag according to the tenth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 12A and 12B.
- the tag U of the tenth embodiment shown in FIGS. 12A and 12B is configured by integrally forming the information presentation unit 101, the mounting unit 11J, and the connecting unit 121 with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic.
- the tool 13 is attached to an attachment such as a bag 14. Note that the same elements as those in the ninth embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the information presenting unit 101 is provided with a rectangular area, for example, and various information is displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various information is printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the mounting portion 11J includes two locking holes llu that are locked to the binding tool 13. When the longitudinal direction of the tag 1J is the vertical direction and the short direction of the tag 1J is the horizontal direction, the locking hole l lu forms two through-holes at a predetermined interval in the horizontal direction of the tag 1J. Configured. [0075]
- the mounting portion 11J further has a semicircular protrusion 12s for positioning at both lateral ends. These protrusions 12s are fitted into the recesses 400k located on both side surfaces of the cartridge 40D when the tag 1J is loaded into the cartridge 40D (see FIGS. 51A and 51B) which is an example of a tag storage member.
- the protrusion 12s is formed in a semicircular shape, the shape is not limited to this, and any shape that can be formed into a protrusion such as a rectangle may be used.
- the connecting part 121 (area separated by a dotted line) connects the information presenting part 101 and the mounting part 11J.
- a central portion (engagement portion 12 r) of a predetermined area where the mounting portion 11J and the information presentation portion 101 are connected is opened, and the remaining both end portions function as the connecting portion 121.
- the engaging portion 12r is provided to be opened in a rectangular shape, and the tag 1J is a curl guide shown in FIG.
- the tag hooking claw portion 300d of the curl guide 30D is inserted.
- the tag 1L of the eleventh embodiment shown in FIGS. 13A and 13B is formed by integrally forming an information presentation unit 10L, a mounting unit 11L, and a connecting unit 12L with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic.
- the tool 13 is attached to an attachment such as a bag 14.
- the same elements as those of tag II shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the area is provided as a rectangular area, for example, and various information is displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various information is printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the mounting portion 11L includes two locking holes llu that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole l lu forms two through-holes at a predetermined interval in the horizontal direction of tag 1L. Configured.
- the connecting portion 12L (the region delimited by the dotted line) connects the information presenting portion 10L and the mounting portion 11L.
- both end portions (engagement portions 12u, 12u) of a predetermined region where the mounting portion 11L and the information presentation portion 10L are connected are opened, and the remaining portion functions as the connection portion 12L.
- each of the engaging portions 12u is provided with two openings in a predetermined area where the mounting portion 11L and the information presentation portion 10L are connected to each other.
- the present invention is not limited to this. This part, for example, the opening part 11L and the information presentation part 10L may be provided open.
- the tag 1L has an opening area of the engaging portion 12u as compared with the engaging portion 12r of the tag 11 (see FIGS. 11 and 118) and the tag 1] (see FIGS. 12 and 128). It is possible to provide a more robust tag. That is, since the information presentation unit 10L and the mounting unit 11L are connected by the central connection unit 12L in addition to the connection units 12L on both sides, they can be firmly connected.
- the tag 1K of the twelfth embodiment shown in FIGS. 14A and 14B is formed by integrally forming an information presentation unit 10K, a mounting unit 11K, and a connecting unit 12K with a thin plate material such as paper or plastic.
- the tool 13 is attached to an attachment such as a bag 14.
- the same elements as those of the tag 1H shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the information presenting unit 10K is provided with a rectangular area, for example, and various information is displayed by printing or the like.
- a sticker on which various information is printed may be attached.
- information stamped such as Braille may be described.
- the connecting part 12K (area delimited by a dotted line) connects the information presenting part 10K and the mounting part 11K.
- the horizontal length (horizontal width) of the connecting portion 12K is the horizontal width and the mounting portion of the information presentation portion 10K. It is formed longer than the width of 11K.
- Both end portions of the connecting portion 12K in the horizontal direction protrude from both end portions of the information providing portion 10K in the horizontal direction.
- the projecting lateral ends (engagement portions 12t, 12t) are used when the tag 1K is held by the curl guide 30C shown in FIG. In this example, the tag hooking claw portion 300c of the curl guide 30C is engaged.
- the mounting portion 11K is connected to the information presenting portion 10K by the connecting portion 12K. Wearing part
- the width of 11K is formed to be approximately equal to the width of the information presentation unit 10K.
- the mounting portion 11 1K includes two locking holes l lu that are locked to the binding tool 13.
- the locking hole l lu is an example of a locking portion, and is configured by forming two through holes at predetermined intervals in the lateral direction of the tag 1K.
- FIG. 15 the overall configuration of the binding machine of the present embodiment will be described.
- FIG. 16 and FIG. 17 the configuration of the main part of the binding machine of the present embodiment will be described.
- the configuration of the binding machine for attaching the tag 1A described in FIGS. 1A and 1B or the tag 1B described in FIGS. 4A and 4B in the binding operation of the binding tool 13 will be described.
- the same configuration may be used when the force S and the tag 1B are described using the tag 1A as an example.
- the binding machine 2A of the present embodiment includes a tag holder mechanism 3A constituting a guide for passing the binding tool 13 through the locking hole 11m shown in FIG. 1 of the tag 1A, and a tag for transporting the tag 1A to the tag holder mechanism 3A. Equipped with a transport mechanism 4A.
- the binding machine 2A forms the binding tool transport mechanism 5A for transporting the binding tool 13 to the tag hold mechanism 3A and the binding tool 13 passed through the locking hole 11m of the tag 1A for fastening.
- a binding tool forming mechanism 6A and a binding tool fastening mechanism 7A for fastening the molded binding tool 13 are provided.
- the tag hold mechanism 3A is an example of a tag guide means.
- the tag 1A is sandwiched between a curl guide 30A that holds the tag 1A and the curl guide 30A, and the tag 1A is bent into a predetermined shape. Is provided.
- the curl guide 30A shown in FIGS. 20A to 20C includes a tag bending protrusion 30a that bends the tag 1A shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B in a short direction, and a tag hooking claw portion that the recessed portion 12m of the tag 1A engages. 2 is provided with a binding tool passage 30c through which the binding tool 13 shown in FIG. 2 passes, and a binding tool take-out slit 30d for extracting the binding tool 13 through the binding tool path 30c from the binding tool path 30c.
- the tag bending protrusion 30a has a shape that bends the mounting portion 11A of the tag 1A shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B in a concave shape in the short direction.
- Tag hooking claw 30b matches with 12m recess of tag 1A The tag 1A is aligned with the curl guide 30A when the recess 12m of the tag 1A is fitted into the tag hooking claw portion 30b.
- FIG. 21 is an AA cross-sectional view of FIG. 20 (B) showing an example of the binding tool passage 30c
- FIG. 22 is an enlarged view of a portion B of FIG. 21 showing an example of the binding tool passage 30c.
- the tying member passage 30c shown in FIGS. 21 and 22 has a shape through which the tying tool 13 shown in FIG. 2 passes, and the tag is aligned with the position of the locking hole 11m of the tag 1A shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B.
- a groove is formed to connect between two openings 30f formed on the curved protrusion 30a.
- the tying member passage 30c connecting between the two openings 30f formed in the convex tag curved protrusion 30a has a large-diameter curved shape, and the tying member 13 passing through the tying member passage 30c is close to a straight line. It is gently curved in shape. Then, the distance between the binding tool passage 30c and the tag bending protrusion 30a is as close as possible, and the distance between the binding tool 13 passing through the binding tool path 30c and the tag 1A held by the tag bending protrusion 30a is I try to get closer.
- the binding tool take-out slit 30d shown in FIG. 24A is configured by forming a groove-shaped opening having a narrower width than the binding tool passage 30c in the tag curved protrusion 30a. This binding tool passage 30c is entirely open on the side facing the tag curved protrusion 30a.
- the tying member 13 is formed by covering a thin wire 13a made of plastic or metal with a covering material 13b such as resin or paper, and has a narrow tape shape.
- the binding tool take-out slit 30d is narrower than the binding tool 13 and wider than the thin wire 13a.
- the binding tool 13 is chamfered between the binding tool path 30c and the binding tool take-out slit 30d as shown in FIG.
- the covering material 13b is deformed, passes through the binder take-out slit 30d, and exits from the binder path 30c.
- the binding tool take-out slit 30d is an opening having a narrower width than the binding tool passage 30c, so that when the binding machine 2A is used without using the tag 1A, the binding tool take-out slit 30d Prevent the bag that is the object of binding from entering.
- the butting guide 31 is a curl guide.
- it is formed of a metal plate material having a shape that matches the tag curved protrusion 30a of 30A, and includes a pair of guide blocks 31a between the two metal plate materials.
- the guide block 31a includes a guide groove 31b through which the binding tool 13 shown in FIG. 2 passes.
- the guide groove 3 lb is connected to the binding passage 30c of the curl guide 30A.
- the tag 1A is held by the curl guide 30A with the recess 12m being locked (engaged) with the tag hooking claw 30b of the curl guide 30A.
- Curl guide 30A force holding tag 1A Tag 1A is sandwiched between curl guide 30A and abutment guide 31 when abutted against abutment guide 31 as shown in FIGS. 18B and 19B.
- the tag 1A has a shape in which mainly the vicinity of the mounting portion 11A is bent in the short direction, following the shape of the tag bending protrusion 30a.
- the tag 1A has a recess (engagement portion) 12m that is locked (engaged) with the tag hooking claw portion 30b of the curl guide 30A and is aligned, so that the position of the locking hole 11m is the position of the curl guide 30A. Combined with the tie passage 30c.
- the binding tool passage 30c of the curl guide 3OA and the guide groove 31b of the guide block 31a of the abutment guide 31 are related to the tag 1A. Connected through 1 lm perforations.
- the guide groove 31b of one abutting guide 31 passes through one locking hole 11m of the tag 1A, and passes through the other locking hole 11m of the tag 1A from the binding tool passage 30c of the curl guide 30A.
- a path leading to the guide groove 31b of the other guide guide with guide 31 is formed.
- the two locking holes of the tag 1A can be obtained by being guided by this path and passing the binding tool 13.
- the tag transport mechanism 4A shown in FIG. 15 is an example of a tag transport means, and stores a plurality of tags 1A. And a tag transport guide 41 for transporting one tag 1A that has also been fed out of the tag storage section 40A to the curl guide 30A of the tag hold mechanism 3A.
- the tag storage section 40A collects and stores a plurality of tags 1A, and feeds the tags 1A one by one by a transport roller (not shown).
- the tag conveyance guide 41 constitutes a curved guide that conveys one tag 1A, which is fed out from the tag storage unit 40A in the horizontal direction, to the curl guide 30A of the tag hold mechanism 3A from the vertical force. Further, the tag transport guide 41 is retracted by the operation of the curl guide 30A.
- the binder transport mechanism 5A shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 is an example of a binder transport means, and includes a feed roller 50 that is rotationally driven, and a driven roller 51 that presses the binder 13 against the feed roller 50.
- the binding tool 13 is provided by being wound around a reel 52 as shown in FIG. 15 in a form connected in a long shape, and is sent to the guide member 53 via the feed roller 50 and the driven roller 51.
- the driven roller 51 is pressed against the feed roller 50 by the spring 55 via the release lever 54, and when the guide roller 50 is driven to rotate, the binding tool 13 is conveyed and fed out from the reel 52.
- the binding tool forming mechanism 6A is an example of a binding tool forming means, and a pair of offset arms 60 for forming the binding tool 13, a first link 61 for interlocking the pair of offset arms 60, and a binding tool.
- a cutter 62 for cutting 13 and a second link 63 for operating the cutter 62 are provided.
- the pair of close arms 60 are attached to the frame 20 of the binding machine 2A so as to be able to rotate around the shaft 60a.
- the close arm 60 When the close arm 60 is opened by a rotation operation with the shaft 60a as a fulcrum, it is connected to the guide groove 31b of the guide block 31a.
- the shifting arm 60 includes a guide groove 60b that forms a passage through which the binding tool 13 passes, and a binding tool forming claw portion 60c that forms the binding tool 13 by a closing operation using the shaft 60a as a fulcrum.
- the first link 61 is composed of two links that are rotatably connected to the fulcrum arm 60 and the shaft 61a, and converts linear motion into rotational motion of the limb arm 60 using the shaft 60a as a fulcrum.
- the cutter 62 shown in FIG. 26A slides on the conveyance path of the binding tool 13 by the guide member 53.
- a roller 62a guided by the second link 63 and a spring 62b that applies a force in the direction of retreating from the conveying path force of the binding tool 13 are provided.
- the second link 63 includes a cam surface 63a that displaces the roller 62a of the cutter 62.
- the second link 63 is attached to one of the shifting arms 60, rotates around the shaft 60a, and the cam surface 63a is displaced.
- the second link 63 closes the closing arm 60, pushes the roller 62a with the cam surface 63a, and in the direction to close the conveyance path of the binding tool 13 by the guide member 53.
- the cutter 62 is moved against the ring 62b. Thereby, the binding tool 13 is cut at a predetermined position.
- a binding tool fastening mechanism 7A shown in FIG. 27 is an example of a binding tool fastening means, and includes a torsion arm 70 that is rotationally driven.
- the torsion arm 70 has an S shape, and when the binding arm 13 of the binding tool forming mechanism 6A is closed and the binding tool 13 is formed, both ends of the binding tool 13 are fitted into S-shaped grooves. Then, by rotating the torsion arm 70 in a predetermined direction, both ends of the binding tool 13 are twisted and the binding tool 13 is fastened.
- the movement of the sliding first actuating plate 32 is transmitted to the curl guide 30A via the torque limiter 33, and the curl guide 30A approaches and opposes the opposing abutment guide 31. Move in the direction of separation.
- the movement of the second operating plate 64 that is slid and moved is transmitted to the pair of shifting arms 60 via the first link 61, and the shifting arm 60 force shaft 60a is moved. Rotates to a fulcrum and opens and closes.
- the first actuating plate 32 shown in FIG. 28 is connected to the guide portion 32a via the curl guide 30A force torque limiter 33 shown in FIG. 29, and is driven by the first actuating plate drive gear 34 that is rotationally driven.
- the first working plate drive gear 34 includes a cam groove 34a that is displaced by being rotationally driven.
- the first operating plate 32 is guided by the cam groove 34a (not shown).
- cam groove 3 Due to the shape of 4a, the rotation operation of the first operation plate drive gear 34 is converted into the slide operation of the first operation plate 32 indicated by an arrow.
- the second operating plate 64 is driven by a second operating plate driving gear 65 that is driven to rotate, with the first link 61 shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 being connected to the link center 64a.
- the second actuating plate driving gear 65 includes a cam groove 65a that is displaced by being rotationally driven.
- the second operating plate 64 is guided by a guide roller force (not shown). Then, due to the shape of the cam groove 65a, the rotation operation of the second operation plate drive gear 65 is converted into the slide operation of the second operation plate 64 indicated by an arrow.
- the second working plate drive gear 65 meshes with a pinion gear 66 attached to a motor shaft (not shown). Further, the first operation plate drive gear 34 is engaged with the second operation plate drive gear 65.
- the driving force of the motor (not shown) is transmitted to the first operating plate driving gear 34 and the second operating plate driving gear 65, and the first operating plate 32 and the second operating plate 64 are camped. It slides at a predetermined timing according to the shape of the groove.
- the tying member transport mechanism 5A shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 includes a first actuating plate drive gear shown in FIG.
- the intermittent drive gear 56 has a gear formed at a part of its circumference, and meshes with the timing gear 57 at a predetermined timing in one rotation. As a result, the feed roller 50 is rotationally driven only during a predetermined timing during which the intermittent drive gear 56 rotates once.
- the binding tool fastening mechanism 7A is connected via the driving force S of the intermittent drive gear 71, the timing gear 72, and the bevel gear 73 attached to the shaft 67 of the second operating plate drive gear 65 shown in FIG. It is transmitted to the twisting arm 70.
- the intermittent drive gear 71 has a gear formed on a part of its circumference, and meshes with the timing gear 72 at a predetermined timing in one rotation. As a result, the torsion arm 70 is rotationally driven only during a predetermined timing during which the intermittent drive gear 71 rotates once.
- the intermittent drive gear 56 that drives the binder transport mechanism 5A is disposed coaxially with the first operating plate drive gear 34 that drives the tag holder mechanism 3A.
- Binding tool fastening The intermittent drive gear 71 that drives the mechanism 7A is arranged coaxially with the second operating plate drive gear 65 that drives the binding tool forming mechanism 6A.
- the tag guide 30 holds and releases the tag 1A
- the bundling device 13 is transported by the feed roller 50
- the binding arm 60 binds it.
- the cutting and forming operations of the tool 13 and the fastening operation of the binding tool 13 by the torsion arm 70 are performed.
- the binding machine 2A is in an initial state shown in FIG. From this state, when it is detected by a sensor (not shown) that the bag 14 is set, one tag 1A is transported to the tag guide 30 of the tag hono red mechanism 3A by the tag transport mechanism 4A shown in FIG.
- the tag 1A conveyed to the tag guide 30 has a recess (engagement portion) 12m locked (engaged) with the tag hooking claw portion 30b, and is aligned with the curl guide 30A. Retained.
- the first actuating plate drive gear 34 When the first actuating plate drive gear 34 is driven to rotate from the initial state shown in Fig. 17 by the binding machine 2A, the first actuating plate 32 is shown by the arrow F1 shown in Fig. 29 depending on the shape of the cam groove 34a. Slide in the direction. As a result, the curl guide 30A moves in the direction of the arrow F2 and abuts against the abutment guide 31.
- the tag 1A When the curl guide 30A holding the tag 1A is abutted against the abutment guide 31, the tag 1A is sandwiched between the curl guide 30A and the abutment guide 31.
- the tag 1A has a shape that is curved mainly in the direction of the force in the short direction of the mounting portion 11A, following the shape of the tag bending protrusion 30a.
- the tag 1A has a recess (engagement portion) 12m Since it is locked (engaged) and aligned with the tag latching claw 30b of the 30A!
- the position of 11 m is aligned with the binding tool passage 30c of the curl guide 30A.
- the curl guide 30A is abutted against the abutment guide 31, so that the curl guide 3
- the OA binding tool passage 30c and the guide groove 31b of the guide block 31a of the abutment guide 31 are connected through the locking hole 1lm of the tag 1A.
- the guide groove 31b of one abutment guide 31 passes through one locking hole 11m of the tag 1A, and passes through the other locking hole 11m of the tag 1A from the tying member passage 30c of the curl guide 30A.
- a path leading to the guide groove 31b of the other guide guide with guide 31 is formed.
- the second operating plate drive gear 65 is rotating, but the second operating plate 64 does not slide due to the shape of the cam groove 65a. Further, the intermittent drive gear 71 coaxial with the second actuating plate drive gear 65 meshes with the timing gear 72. Wanna! / Because, the torsion arm 70 is not driven to rotate! /.
- the first operating plate drive gear 34 rotates, but the first operating plate 32 does not slide due to the shape of the cam groove 34a.
- the curl guide 30A is held at a position where it abuts against the abutment guide 31.
- the tag 1A also loses the curl guide 30A force, and the bag 14 is bound by the binding tool 13, so that the tag 1A is attached to the bag 14 as shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B.
- the tag 1A of the present embodiment is provided between the information presentation unit 10A and the mounting unit 11A.
- the recessed part (engagement part) 12m that is formed as an alignment part for passing the binding tool 13 through the locking hole 11m, the tag 1A can be removed together with the binding action of the bag 14 by the binding tool 13. Can be used with the binding machine 2A.
- the binding tool has a configuration in which a core wire made of metal or resin is covered with a covering material in a tape shape (band shape).
- the binding tool is limited to this configuration. There is no.
- a linear member having a circular cross section in a state where the core wire is covered may be used as a binding tool, or a single wire material made of wire or resin may be used.
- a tying tool it has moderate plasticity that is suitable for twisting and fastening!
- the binding machine 2A ′ shown in FIG. 34 has a bag 14 (see FIG. 36), for example, where a linear binding tool 13 such as a twist tie is passed through the locking hole l ip of the tag 1D shown in FIG. ) Or the like to wrap the binding tool 13 and attach the tag 1D to the attachment.
- a linear binding tool 13 such as a twist tie is passed through the locking hole l ip of the tag 1D shown in FIG.
- Or the like to wrap the binding tool 13 and attach the tag 1D to the attachment.
- the binding machine 2A ′ includes a main body chassis portion 92 and a support portion 91 that supports the main body chassis portion 92.
- the support portion 91 includes an “H” -type support base 91b and a support bar 91a attached perpendicularly to the support base 91b.
- a main body chassis 92 is attached to the tip of the support rod 91a so as to be parallel to the support base 91b.
- the main body chassis portion 92 is configured by combining a plurality of sheet metals.
- the main body chassis 92 includes a tag holder mechanism 3A ′, a tag transport mechanism 4A ′, a binder transport mechanism 5A ′, a binder molding mechanism 6A ′, a binder fastener mechanism 7A ′, and a bobbin 52 ′.
- the binder transport mechanism 5A ′, the binder forming mechanism 6A ′, and the binder fastening mechanism 7A ′ constitute an example of a binding means.
- the tag transport mechanism 4A functions as an example of a tag transport unit, and transports the tag 1D.
- the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ is installed in front of the main body chassis 92 (under the left hand side in FIG. 37).
- a plurality of tags 1D are stored in the tag transport mechanism 4A ′.
- the transport mechanism 4A ′ transports the stored tags 1D one by one to the tag hold mechanism 3A ′ for each bundling process.
- the tag hold mechanism 3A ′ functions as an example of a tag holding / moving means, and is installed on the upper front side of the main body chassis portion 92 so as to face the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ via the main body chassis portion 92.
- the tag hold mechanism 3A ′ holds the tag 1D conveyed by the tag conveyance mechanism 4A ′ and moves toward the binding tool forming mechanism 6A ′. After the tag holder mechanism 3A ′ is moved, the tying member 13 wound around the bobbin 52 ′ is conveyed.
- the bobbin 52 ' is an example of a winding holder, and is used to wind and hold the binding tool 13.
- the bobbin 52 ′ includes a core 52a that is an example of a rod-shaped winding portion, and the binding tool 13 is wound around and held by the core 52a.
- the bobbin 52 ′ is installed on an installation base 90 of the main chassis 92 provided horizontally with respect to the ground so that the core 52a of the bobbin 52 ′ is substantially vertical.
- the binder transport mechanism 5A ' is attached in the vicinity of the bobbin 52', pulls out the binder 13 held around the bobbin 52 ', pulls out the binder 13 and moves to the binder forming mechanism 6A'.
- the binding tool 13 is conveyed toward the Gould mechanism 3A '.
- the transported binding tool 13 is passed through the two locking holes 1 lm of the tag 1D held by the tag Honored mechanism 3A ′.
- the binding tool forming mechanism 6A ' is installed at a position facing the tag holder mechanism 3A' holding the tag 1D, cuts the binding tool 13 passed through the tag 1D, and is cut to bind the bobbin 52 'side.
- the rear end portion and the front end portion of the binding tool 13 ′ separated from the binding tool are brought together and supplied to the binding tool fastening mechanism 7A ′.
- the binding tool fastening mechanism 7A ' is installed in the vicinity of the binding tool forming mechanism 6A', and twists the rear end portion and the front end portion of the binding tool 13 'brought close by the binding tool forming mechanism 6A'. Conclude. In this way, the binding machine 2A ′ is configured, and the binding tool 13 is passed through the tag 1D, and the binding tool 13 ′ is wrapped around the bag 14 with the bag mouth squeezed, and the tag 1D is attached to the bag 14.
- the binding machine 2A ′ transports the tag 1D to the tag holder mechanism 3A ′ by the tag transport mechanism 4A ′, holds the tag 1D by the tag holder mechanism 3A ′, and holds the bag 14 as shown in FIG. 35A.
- the binding tool transport mechanism 5A 'shown in Fig. 34 pulls out the binding tool 13 wound around the bobbin 52' by about 8 Omm, and as shown in Fig. 35B, the tip of the binding tool 13 is connected to the tag 1D 2 Through the two locking holes l ip.
- the binding tool forming mechanism 6A ′ cuts the predetermined position of the binding tool 13 and sets the total length of the binding tool 13 to about 80 mm. After cutting, the binding tool forming mechanism 6A ′ moves both ends of the cut binding tool 13 ′ toward the bag 14 and restricts the shape of the binding tool 13 ′ to a U shape.
- the torsional arm of the binding tool 13 'restricted to the U-shape is brought close together and held by the S-shaped portion 70a of the leading-edge S-shaped torsion arm 70 shown in Fig. 35C. Rotate 70 a predetermined number of times.
- the binding tool 13 ′ is twisted and fastened, and the tag 1D is fixed to the bag mouth of the bag 14 by the binding tool 13 ′. In this way, the bag 14 of the bag 14 is automatically bound and the tag 1D is fixed.
- the bag 14 shown in FIG. 36 has a binding tool 13 'fastened thereto, and a tag 1D is attached by the binding tool 13'.
- the binding tool 13 ' is passed through the two locking holes lip, and the bag mouth of the bag 14 is bound by the binding tool 13'. It will be oriented vertically and will not be turned sideways.
- the tag 1D may be curved in accordance with the squeezed shape of the bag 14. is there.
- the recess 12 ⁇ is formed on both sides of the information presentation unit 10C between the wearing unit 11D and the information presentation unit 10C, and the coupling unit 12C is narrower than the information presentation unit 10C.
- the information presentation unit 10C does not follow the curved shape of the mounting unit 11D, and the information presentation unit 10C is difficult to bend greatly. Thereby, the information described in the information presentation unit 10C of the tag 1D can be clearly recognized. Since the information presentation unit 10C is vertically oriented along the bag 14 without being bent, the appearance of the tag 1D attached to the bag 14 is improved.
- a binding machine 2A ′ shown in FIG. 7 is a view of the binding machine 2A ′ shown in FIG. 34 as viewed from above.
- the state of the binding machine 2A ′ is a standby state.
- the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ transports one tag 1D to the tag hold mechanism 3A ′.
- the tag holder mechanism 3A ′ includes a curl guide 30B and a guide plate 95.
- the curl guide 30B is slidably mounted and stands by at the home position HP shown in FIG.
- an operation plate 32 ', a shift motor 93, a ball screw shaft 94, and a torque limiter 33 are provided.
- a DC (Direct Current) motor is used as the shift motor 93, and a gear 93a coupled to the rotation shaft of the shift motor 93 and a gear 94a coupled to the ball screw shaft 94 are provided.
- the operation plate 32 ′ is screwed onto the ball screw shaft 94 so as to be slidable.
- the operation of the sliding moving operation plate 32 ′ is transmitted to the curl guide 30 B via the torque limiter 33.
- the curl guide 30B moves in the direction of approaching and separating from the opposing binding tool forming mechanism 6A ′ in response to the operation of the operation plate 32 ′.
- a guide plate 95 is slidably mounted in front of the binding tool forming mechanism 6A ′.
- this guide plate 95 sliding movement is detected by a transmissive guide plate sensor 107 (see Fig. 63).
- a transmissive guide plate sensor 107 see Fig. 63.
- the guide plate 95 is first pushed in by the bag 14 in the arrangement process, and when the bag 14 is correctly placed in the binding port 103, the guide 14 Plate 95 automatically returns to the state shown.
- the guide plate sensor 107 By detecting this reciprocating motion by the guide plate sensor 107, it can be determined that the bag 14 has been accurately placed in the detection port 103.
- the binding machine 2A ′ determines that the bag 14 is not properly placed at the binding port 103, and does not start the binding process. Thereby, defective binding can be avoided.
- the guide plate 95 prevents the tag 1D from falling off when the claw of the curl guide 30B holding the tag 1D reaches the guide plate 95.
- the binding tool 13 of the bobbin 52 ' is pulled out to a predetermined position by the binding tool transport mechanism 5A'.
- the binder transport mechanism 5A ′ includes a binder feed roller 50a, driven rollers 50b and 50c, a lever 50d, a transport path 50e, and a binder feed motor 50i (see FIG. 63).
- the driven roller 50b is installed in the vicinity of the bobbin 52 ', and the driven roller 50c is connected to the tip of the binding tool 13. It is installed so that the end faces the entrance of the transfer path 50e.
- the binding tool feed roller 50a is installed near the entrance of the conveyance path 50e, and the rotation shaft of the binding tool feed motor 50i is coupled thereto.
- a lever 50d is abutted against the binder feeding roller 50a.
- the lever 50d includes a driven roller 50f and a spring 50g, and is rotatably attached to the main body chassis 92.
- the lever 50d is urged counterclockwise by the spring 50g, and the driven roller 50f is abutted against the binder feeding roller 50a.
- the binder 13 is sandwiched between the driven roller 50f and the binder feed roller 50a.
- the binding tool feed roller 50a rotates clockwise, whereby the binding tool 13 can be pulled out from the bobbin 52 'and sent out to the transport path 50e.
- the binder forming mechanism 6A ' includes a cutter 62 "and left and right approach arms 60", 60'.
- the cutter 62 " is attached to the main body chassis portion 92 via cutter links 62a to 62c (see FIG. 39) and the link roller 97.
- the link roller 97 is attached to the lower end portion of the operation plate 32 'described above.
- the roller arm 101 is pushed along with the sliding movement of the operation plate 32 '.
- the link roller 97 is pushed, the cutter links 62a to 62c coupled to the link roller 97 operate, and the cutter link 62c shown in FIG.
- the cutter 6 2 "attached to the tip moves and cuts the binding tool 13.
- one end of the right approach arm 60 ' is attached to the link roller 97.
- the shape of this approach arm 60 ' is V-shaped.
- the approach arm 60 ′ is rotatably attached to the S-link roller 97 with one end force, and the trough portion of the approach arm 60 ′ is rotatably attached to the main body chassis portion 92 with a pin 105a.
- a fan-shaped (intermittent) gear 97a is fixed to the valley portion of the approach arm 60 'by a pin 105a, and this fan-shaped gear 97a is engaged with one connecting gear 96a.
- the connection gear 96a is engaged with the other adjacent connection gear 96b, and the sector gear 97b is engaged with the connection gear 96b.
- the left side L-shaped approach arm 60 is attached to the sector gear 97b with a pin 105b.
- the right approach arm 60 rotates counterclockwise around the pin 105a, and at the same time, the sector gear 97a also counterclockwise around the pin 105a.
- the connecting gear 96a meshed with the sector gear 97a rotates clockwise.
- the connecting gear 96a rotates clockwise
- the connecting gear 96b rotates counterclockwise
- the sector gear 97b engaged with the connecting gear 96b rotates clockwise around the pin 105b, and this sector gear 97b.
- the left approach arm 60 "attached to the left and right approach arms 60” also rotates clockwise about the pin 105b. Therefore, the left and right approach arms 60 ", 60 'are closed.
- the left and right approach arms 60 ", 60 ' form a part of the transport path 5 Oe of the tying member 13 in the open state.
- the right approach arm 60' is the cutter 62"
- the transfer path 50e is constructed from the position of the position to the position of the connect block 31a '.
- the connect block 31a ′ connects between the approach arm 60 ′ and the curl guide 30B.
- the left approach arm 60 "constitutes the end of the transfer path 50e.
- the connect block 31a" connects between the curl guide 30B and the approach arm 60 ".
- the binding tool fastening mechanism 7A ′ includes a torsion arm 70 and a torsion motor 70c (see FIG. 63).
- a stepping motor is used for the torsion motor 70c.
- the torsion arm 70 has an S-shaped portion 70a (see FIGS. 35A to 35D) at the front end and a gear 70b at the rear end, and the S-shaped portion 70a holds the front and rear ends of the binding tool 13 '. To do.
- the rotating shaft of the torsion motor 70c is engaged with the gear 70b, and the torsion arm 70 is rotated by the rotation of the torsion motor 70c.
- the binding machine 2A ′ shown in FIG. 38 is in a binding state in which the bag 14 is bound by a binding tool 13 ′ obtained by passing the binding tool 13 through the tag 1D and cutting the binding tool 13.
- the bundling machine 2A ′ is in the process of placing the bag 14 in the bundling port 103 shown in FIG.
- the main switch 120 (see FIG. 63) is turned on by the arm 121 shown in FIG.
- the guide plate sensor 107 detects the reciprocating motion of the guide plate 95 to detect that the bag 14 is correctly placed at the binding port 103.
- the shift motor 93 is rotated in the forward direction, and the ball screw is passed through the gears 93a and 94a. Rotate shaft 94 forward.
- the operation plate 32 ′ slidably engaged with the ball screw shaft 94 is slid in the direction of the arrow Q2.
- the operation of the actuating plate 32 ' is transmitted to the curl guide 30B via the torque limiter 33 (see Fig. 62).
- the curl guide 30B receives the operation of the actuating plate 32' and is opposed to the binding tool forming mechanism.
- 6A moves from the home position HP to the binding position P1 in the direction approaching 6A' and pushes in the guide plate 95 to contact the connect blocks 31a 'and 31a ".
- the guide plate 95 is connected to the tag 1 D
- the claw of the curl guide 30B that holds the tag reaches the guide plate 95 to prevent the tag 1D from falling off.
- the curl guide 30B forms part of the transport path 50e of the tying member 13. ing.
- the tie feed motor 50i (see Fig. 63) rotates the tie feed roller 50a, and the driven roller 50f biased by the tie feed roller 50a and the spring 50g
- the tying tool 13 sandwiched between the bows is bowed about 80 mm from the bobbin 52 'and sent to the transport path 50e.
- the tying member 13 proceeds on the conveyance path 50e constituted by the right approach arm 60 ', the connect block 31a', the curl guide 30B, the left connect block 31a "and the approach arm 60".
- the ball screw shaft 94 is rotated through 93a and 94a. Due to the rotation of the ball screw shaft 94, the operation plate 32 'further slides in the direction of the arrow Q2, and the link roller 97 is pushed forward by the roller arm 101 attached to the lower end of the operation plate 32'.
- the left and right approach arms 60 ", 60 ' will close and the left and right
- the front and rear ends of the binding tool 13 ′ are moved toward the torsion arm 70 by the hear arms 60 ′′ and 60 ′ to restrict the shape of the binding tool 13 to the U shape.
- the torsion arm 70 holds the front end portion and the rear end portion of the binding tool 13 'by the S-shaped portion 70a provided at the front end.
- the torsion arm 70 is rotated a predetermined number of times by a torsion motor 70c (see FIG. 63) in a state where the leading end and the rear end of the binding tool 13 ′ are held by the S-shaped portion 70a.
- the binding tool 13 ′ is fastened to the bag mouth of the bag 14.
- the moving motor 93 is rotated in the reverse direction, and the ball screw shaft 94 is rotated in the reverse direction via the gears 93a, 94a.
- the operation plate 32 ′ slidably engaged with the ball screw shaft 94 slides in the direction of the arrow Q3.
- the curl guide 30B moves away from the opposing binding tool forming mechanism 6A' and releases the pushed guide plate 95. Further, the contact between the roller arm 101 attached to the lower end portion of the operating plate 32 ′ and the link roller 97 is released.
- a tension spring 122 that constantly urges the link low 97 toward the locking shaft 97 ′ is stretched over the roller arm 101 and the link roller.
- the link roller 97 moves in the direction of arrow Q3.
- the binding machine 2A 'shown in Fig. 39 is a top view showing a configuration example of a main part, and the tag holder mechanism 3A', the binding tool forming mechanism 6A 'and the binding tool of the binding machine 2A' in the standby state shown in Fig. 37.
- the fastener mechanism 7A ' is shown.
- the binder forming mechanism 6A 'shown in Fig. 39 includes cutter links 62a to 62c, link pins 97c and 97d, and a fixed shaft 97e for operating the cutter 62 ".
- This cutter 62" is L-shaped.
- the cutter link 62c having a shape is pivotably mounted by a support shaft 62 'provided at the corner.
- a spring shaft 104 is attached to one end of the cutter link 62c.
- a helical spring 123 is wound around the spring shaft 104.
- One end side of the helical spring 123 is engaged with the cutter 62 ", and the other end side thereof is engaged with the support shaft 62 '.
- the cutter 62 " is always urged counterclockwise by the helical spring 123 around the support shaft 62 '.
- the other end of the cutter link 62c is rotatably attached to one end of the cutter link 62b by a link pin 97d.
- the substantially center portion of the cutter link 62b is fixed to the main body chassis portion 92 (see FIG. 34) by the fixed shaft 97e, and is attached rotatably about the fixed shaft 97e.
- the other end of the cutter link 62b is rotatably attached to one end of the cutter link 62a by a link pin 97c.
- the other end of the cutter link 62a is rotatably coupled to a V-shaped approach arm 60 'via a link roller 97.
- the trough portion of the approach arm 60 ′ is rotatably attached to the main body chassis portion 92 by a pin 105 a.
- the fan-shaped gear 97a fixed to the valley portion of the approach arm 60 ′ is also rotatably attached to the main body chassis portion 92 by the pin 105a.
- one end (rear end) of the left L-shaped approach arm 60 is pivotally attached to the main chassis 92 by a pin 105b. Also, fixed to the rear end of the approach arm 60" The fan-shaped gear 97b is also rotatably attached to the main body chassis portion 92 by pins 105b. With this configuration, when the link roller 97 is pushed in the direction of the arrow Q2, the cutter links 62a to 62c are linked around the fixed shaft 97e, and the cutter 62 "is inserted into the transport path 50e of the binding tool 13. .
- the binding machine 2A 'shown in Fig. 40 is a top view showing a configuration example of the main part, and the tag holder mechanism 3A' and the binding tool forming mechanism 6A 'of the binding machine 2A' in the binding state shown in Fig. 38. And ties The fastening mechanism 7A 'is shown.
- the right approach arm 60 'linked to the link roller 97 rotates counterclockwise around the pin 105a simultaneously with the operation of the cutter 62 ".
- the sector gear 97a also rotates counterclockwise, and the connecting gear 96a meshed with the sector gear 97a rotates clockwise.
- the connecting gear 96a rotates clockwise
- the connecting gear 96b becomes counterclockwise.
- the sector gear 97b meshed with the connecting gear 96b rotates clockwise.
- the left approach arm 60 "attached to the sector gear 97b also rotates clockwise about the pin 105b. Move. Accordingly, the left and right approach arms 60 ", 60 'are closed, and the front and rear ends of the binding tool 13' can be brought close to the torsion arm 70 by the left and right approach arms 60", 60 '.
- a tag transport mechanism 4A ′ shown in FIG. 41A includes a cartridge 40B and a tag feed unit 41 ′.
- the cartridge 40B constitutes an example of a tag storage unit, and a plurality of tags 1D are stored in the cartridge 40B in a state where the tags 1D are stacked.
- the cartridge 40B is inserted obliquely from the rear end side of the tag feeding portion 41 ′ and is attached to the tag feeding portion 41 ′.
- the tag feed unit 41 includes a tag feed roller 41a and a tag feed motor 41b.
- the tag feed roller 41a includes a roller rotation shaft 41d and two roller rings 41e. Two roller rings 41e are press-fitted into the roller rotating shaft 41d and fixed at intervals.
- a gear 41c is attached to one end of the roller rotation shaft 41d.
- the material of the roller ring 41e is, for example, a rubber material. Of course, if the material with high frictional force with tag 1D is rubber, It may be other than materials.
- the tag feed roller 41a is rotatably mounted in front of the bottom surface of the tag feed section 41 'so that the roller rotation shaft 41d is perpendicular to the feed direction of the tag 1D stored in the cartridge 40B. . At this time, the roller ring 41e press-fitted into the roller rotating shaft 41d is in contact with the lowermost tag 1D of the cartridge 40B.
- a tag feed motor 41b is attached to the side surface of the tag feed section 41 '.
- the gear 41c of the tag feed roller 41a is engaged with the rotation shaft of the tag feed motor 41b.
- the tag feed motor 41b rotates the tag feed roller 41a a predetermined number of times to feed the bottom tag 1D stored in the cartridge 40B one by one.
- a stepping motor is used as the tag feed motor 41b.
- the tag feed unit 41 includes a tag feed guide 42.
- the tag feed guide 42 functions as an example of a guide unit, and guides the tag 1D sent by the tag feed unit 41 ′.
- the tag feed guide 42 includes left and right guide flaps 42a as an example of first and second bending members, an operation pin 42b as an example of first and second operation members, a rotating shaft 42d and links 42e and 42f. Equipped.
- the links 42e and 42f constitute an example of a first link member.
- the links 42e and 42f constitute an example of a second link member.
- the left and right guide flaps 42a constitute an example of first and second curved members, and are attached to be freely opened and closed.
- the shape of the guide flap 42a is a curved plate shape.
- the link 42e is provided on the upper wall surface of the guide flap 42a, and the link 42f is provided at one end of the link 42e with a predetermined angle.
- a rotating shaft 42d is attached to the joint between the link 42e and the link 42f.
- an operating pin 42b is attached to the tip of the link 42f.
- a pull panel pin 42g is attached to the link 42e, and a tension spring 42h (see FIG. 42B) is attached to the pull panel pin 42g.
- the tension spring 42h pulls the links 42e of the left and right guide flaps 42a so as to face each other.
- the guide flap 42a shown in FIG. 41A is in a closed state. In this state, the guide flap 42a guides the tag 1D sent by the tag feeding unit 41 ′ along the curved plate shape.
- a reflection type tag sensor 109 is embedded and attached to the front surface of the tag feed section 41 ′.
- This tag sensor 109 is tagged 1 by a tag feed roller 41a. Detect if D is being sent out.
- the guide flap 42a shown in FIG. 41B is in an open state.
- the operating pin 42b is pushed in the direction of the arrow Q3 shown in FIG. 41B (the same direction as the arrow Q3 shown in FIG. 38).
- the left and right guide flaps 42a move away from each other about the rotation shaft 42d.
- the left and right guide flaps 42a are pulled by the tension spring 42h so as to approach the left and right guide flaps 42a.
- the curl guide 30B shown in FIG. 42A is located at the home position HP shown in FIG. At this time, the guide flap 42a of the tag feed guide 42 of the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ is in a closed state. In this closed state, the left and right links 42e are pulled opposite each other by a tension spring 42h (see FIG. 42B) attached to the tension spring pin 42g of the link 42e of the left and right guide flaps 42a. Each of the operation pins 42b for moving the left and right guide flaps 42a falls into the left and right recesses 30g of the curl guide 30B.
- the left and right guide flaps 42a shown in Fig. 42B are obtained by moving the curl guide 30B from the home position HP to the binding position P1 shown in Fig. 38 and shifting from the closed state to the open state.
- the curling guide 30B slides (advances), thereby pushing up and driving the operating pin 42b that has fallen into the recess 30g of the curl guide 30B.
- the left and right guide flaps 42a rotate around the rotation shaft 42d through the links 42f and 42e to which the operation pins 42b are attached, and the curl guide 30B moves forward.
- the left and right links 42e are pulled to face each other by the tension spring 42h attached to the tension spring pin 42g of the link 42e of the left and right guide flaps 42a.
- a plurality of tags 1D are stored in a stacked state in the cartridge 40B of the tag transport mechanism 4A 'shown in FIG. 43A.
- the cartridge 40B has a tag outlet 40a in front of the bottom surface.
- the tag outlet 40a is formed so as to be opened to the extent that the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D can be seen when the tag is stored.
- the cartridge 40B is pushed into the tag feed 41 'in the oblique direction indicated by the arrow Q4, and the lock claw hole 40b of the cartridge 40B is hooked on the lock claw 41f of the tag feed 41' and tilted.
- the tag 1D mounting portion 11D force seen from the tag outlet 40a of the cartridge 40B comes into contact with the roller ring 41e of the tag feed roller 41a of the tag feed portion 41 ′.
- each of the side lOCa of the concave portion 12n of the tag 1D and the sides llAe and 11Ad intersect and come into sliding contact with each other.
- the side lOCa and the side 11 Ae, l lAd will slip diagonally without stagnation (see Fig. 6).
- the sent tag 1D is guided along the curved plate shape of the guide flap 42a.
- the guide flap 42a guides the tag 1D so that the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D faces in a substantially vertical direction, and the tag 1D feeds out at a position where the concave portion 12 ⁇ of the tag 1D appears above the tag feed unit 41 ′.
- the tag 1D stored in the cartridge 40 ⁇ of the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ is sent out and guided.
- the tag transport mechanism 4A 'shown in Fig. 44B is guided by the tag feed guide 42 of the tag transport mechanism 4A' shown in Fig. 43B so that the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D faces in a substantially vertical direction.
- the curled guide 30B is placed on the tag 1D.
- the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D includes an L-shaped tag support 30e attached to the front of the curl guide 30B.
- the guide is guided between the tag hooking claw portion 30b of the curl guide 30B. That is, the recess 12 ⁇ provided below the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D is disposed in front of the tag hooking claw portion 30b of the curl guide 30 ⁇ .
- the curl guide 30B slides (moves forward) as shown in Fig. 44B in a state where the concave portion 12 ⁇ of the tag 1D is arranged in front of the tag hooking claw portion 30b of the curl guide 30B.
- the recess 12 ⁇ of the tag 1D is hooked on the tag hooking claw 30b of the curl guide 30B, and the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D is supported by the tag support 30e.
- the operating pin 42b that has fallen into the recess 30g of the curl guide 30B is pushed up and pushed up, and the left and right guide flaps 42a are rotated and opened.
- the tag 1D force held by the curl guide 30B can pass through the openings of the left and right guide flaps 42a.
- the cartridge 40B shown in FIG. 45A is a view of the cartridge 40B as seen from the bottom side.
- the cartridge 40B shown in FIG. 45B is a view of the cartridge 40B as viewed from the upper surface side.
- the cartridge 40B includes a main body 40p, a tag position adjusting unit 40c, and a tag position restricting unit 40d.
- the tag position restricting portion 40d is provided on the front side of the main body portion 40p and restricts the front-rear position in the sending direction of the plurality of tags 1D stored in the cartridge 40B.
- the tag position restricting portion 40d holds and restricts the peripheral sides l Aa to ll Ae forming the outer shape of the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D shown in FIG. 7A.
- the tag position restricting portion 40d constitutes an example of a protruding portion.
- a tag hooking protrusion 40k having a predetermined shape is provided, and the front and rear positions of the tag ID are regulated by supporting the edges l lAd and l lAe by engaging the tag hooking protrusion 4 Ok with the recess 12n of the tag ID.
- the side l lAb and 11 Ac are held by the protrusions 40k and 40k ', and the side 11 Aa is held by the wall surface 40k ". Thereby, the side l lAa around the mounting portion 11D of the tag 1D ⁇ l lAc is supported by the tag hooking projection 40k, the projection 40k ′, and the wall surface 40k ′′, and the position in the forward and backward direction of the tag 1D is regulated.
- the tag hanging protrusion 40k, protrusion 40k ', and wall surface 40k are positioned below the inclination of the cartridge 40B.
- the tag hooking projection 40k is the most important part for position regulation.
- the tag position restricting portion 40d is formed integrally with the housing (main body portion 40p) of the cartridge 40B.
- the main body 40p is formed by, for example, applying an injection pressure to a thermoplastic resin heated to a softening temperature and pushing it into a mold.
- the shape of the main body portion 40p is a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape, and the upper surface and the rear surface are opened, and the front surface and the bottom surface are partially opened.
- the tag position adjusting unit 40c is provided on the rear side of the main body 40p, and adjusts the left and right positions of the plurality of tags 1D whose front and rear positions are regulated by the tag position regulating unit 40d.
- the tag position adjustment unit 40c includes left and right tag width adjustment plates 40i and a tag width adjustment mechanism 40 ⁇ .
- the left and right tag width adjustment plates 40i are examples of first and second alignment members, and align the left and right positions of the tag 1D.
- the tag width adjusting mechanism 40 ⁇ functions as an example of an adjusting mechanism, and is disposed between the left and right tag width adjusting plates 40i, and adjusts the positions of the left and right tag width adjusting plates 40i.
- the tag width adjusting mechanism 40 ⁇ includes a tag width adjusting dial 40e that is an example of a rotating member, a pin 40f, a long hole 40g, a slit 40h, and two links 40j that are examples of first and second connecting members (FIG. 47A and FIG. (See Figure 47B).
- the two slits 40h and the long hole 40g are provided in the short direction of the bottom surface of the main body 40p.
- the slit 40h is slidably fitted with two L-shaped tag width adjusting plates 40i formed by bending an iron plate.
- One of the links 40j in FIGS. 47A and 47B is placed at a predetermined position on each tag width adjustment plate 40i.
- the ends are rotatably coupled by pins 40f.
- the pin 40f is inserted into the long hole 40g.
- the other end of each link 40j is rotatably coupled to the bottom of the tag width adjustment dial 40e.
- the tag width adjustment mechanism 40 ⁇ adjusts the distance between the left and right tag width adjustment plates 40i so that the tag width adjustment dial 40e moves in the other direction.
- the gap between the left and right tag width adjustment plates 40i is adjusted wider. Therefore, the left and right tag width adjusting plates 40i move in the direction of approaching or separating along the slit 40h.
- FIG. 46A is a view of the cartridge 40B as viewed from an oblique direction
- FIG. 46B is a view of the cartridge 40B as viewed from the top.
- a plurality of tags 1D are loaded and stored in a stacked state in the cartridge 40B shown in FIG. 46A and FIG. 46B.
- the tag 1D mounting portion 11D is loaded so as to be fitted into the tag position restricting portion 40d of the cartridge 40B.
- the tag position restricting portion 40d is attached to the tag 1D mounting portion.
- the surrounding edges that make up the 11D outline are retained and regulated.
- the tag 1D's own weight causes the tag hooking protrusion 40k of the tag position restricting portion 40d to tag.
- 1D mounting part 11D side 11 Ad, l lAe is hooked and engaged. Thereby, the front-rear position of the tag 1D is regulated.
- the tag position adjusting unit 40c moves in the direction in which the tag width adjusting plate 40i shown in FIG. 45A is rotated to approach the separated tag width adjusting plate 40i.
- the tag position adjusting unit 40c adjusts the width of the tag 1D by sandwiching both end portions 10a between the surface portions of the tag width adjusting plate 40i of the tag 1D.
- the tags 1D can be stored in an aligned manner.
- the tag 1D can be prevented from slipping down even when the tag storage portion is tilted.
- FIG. 47A is a view of the tag position adjustment unit 40c as viewed from an oblique direction
- FIG. 47B is a view of the tag position adjustment unit 4 Oc as viewed from above.
- One end of two links 40j face each other on the broken line circumference R on the bottom of the tag width adjustment dial 40e shown in Fig. 47B, and are rotatably attached by pins 40m.
- the other end of the link 40j is rotatably attached to a predetermined position of the left and right tag width adjustment plates 40i by a pin 40f.
- FIG. 48A is a view of the tag position adjustment unit 40c as viewed from an oblique direction
- FIG. 48B is a view of the tag position adjustment unit 4 Oc as viewed from above.
- FIGS. 49A and 49B an example of the function of the cartridge 40B when the tag 1H is housed will be described with reference to FIGS. 49A and 49B.
- 49A and 49B a plurality of tags 1H are loaded and stored in a stacked state.
- the tag 1H mounting portion 11H is loaded so as to be fitted into the tag position restricting portion 40d of the cartridge 40B.
- the tag position restricting portion 40d holds and restricts the peripheral side that forms the outer shape of the mounting portion 11H of the tag 1H.
- the cartridge 40B is attached to the tag feeding portion 41 ′ in an inclined state. Therefore, due to the weight of the tag 1H, the engaging portion 12q of the mounting portion 11H of the tag 1H is hooked and engaged with the tag hooking projection portion 40k of the tag position restricting portion 40d on both sides. As a result, the front and rear positions of tag 1H are regulated.
- the tag position adjusting unit 40c moves in the direction in which each of the spaced tag width adjusting plates 40i approaches by rotating the tag width adjusting dial 40e shown in Fig. 45A.
- the width of the tag 1H is adjusted by sandwiching the both end portions 10b of the tag 1H by the surface portions of the tag width adjusting plates 40i on both sides.
- the tags 1H can be stored in an aligned manner.
- only the left and right positions need to be adjusted, so that the tags 1H can be easily aligned and stored.
- the front and rear position of the tag 1H is regulated! /, The tag 1H can be prevented from slipping down even when the tag storage part is tilted! /.
- FIGS. 50A and 50B An example of the function of the cartridge 40C will be described with reference to FIGS. 50A and 50B.
- a plurality of tags II are loaded and stored in a stacked state.
- the tag II mounting portion 1 II is first attached to the cartridge 40C with the L-shaped tag width adjustment plates 400i of the tag position adjustment portion 400c separated from each other. Fit into the tag position restricting section 40d on both sides. Further, the information presentation unit 101 is fitted into the tag width adjustment plates 400i on both sides and loaded. In a state where the tag II is loaded, the tag position restricting portion 40d restricts the edge forming the corner of the mounting portion 1 II of the tag II! /.
- the tag width adjustment dial (not shown in FIGS. 50A and 50B) having the same configuration as the tag width adjustment dial 40e shown in FIG. Move each in the approaching direction.
- the width of the tag II is adjusted by sandwiching the both end portions 10c of the tag II by the side surface portions 401 of the tag width adjusting plates 400i on both sides. Further, the bottom portion 10d of the tag II is supported by the bottom surface portion 402 of the tag width adjusting plate 400i.
- the cartridge 40C is mounted on the tag feed portion 4 1 'in an inclined state, and therefore, the bottom surface portion 402 of the tag width adjusting plate 400i due to its own weight.
- the bottom 10d of Tag II is aligned.
- FIGS. 51A and 51B An example of the function of the cartridge 40D will be described with reference to FIGS. 51A and 51B.
- 51A and 51B a plurality of tags 1J are loaded and stored in a stacked state.
- the loading portion 11J of the tag 1J is loaded so as to be fitted into the tag position restricting portion 40d of the cartridge 40D.
- the protrusions 12s on both lateral ends of the mounting portion 11J are fitted into the recesses 400k of the tag position restricting portions 40d on both sides.
- the tag position restricting portion 40d defines the outer shape of the mounting portion 11J of the tag 1J. It holds and regulates the surrounding edges.
- the cartridge 40D is attached to the tag feeding portion 41 ′ in an inclined state. For this reason, due to the weight of the tag 1J, the protrusion 12s of the mounting portion 11J of the tag 1J is caught in the recess 400k of the tag position restricting portion 40d on both sides. Thereby, the front-rear position of the tag 1J is regulated.
- the tag position adjusting unit 40c moves in the direction in which each of the separated tag width adjusting plates 40i approaches by rotating the tag width adjusting dial 40e shown in Fig. 45A.
- the lateral width of the tag 1J is adjusted by sandwiching both end portions 10e of the tag 1J by the surface portions of the tag width adjusting plates 40i.
- the tags 1J can be aligned and stored by adjusting the left and right positions of the tags 1J whose front and rear positions are restricted.
- the tag 1J since the front and rear positions of the tag 1J are regulated, the tag 1J can be prevented from slipping even when the tag storage portion is tilted, and the tag width adjusting plate 400i shown in FIGS. 50A and 50B can be prevented.
- the bottom surface portion 402 can be omitted.
- the curl guide 30B has a main body 301 that forms a T-shaped block, and a pair of tag hooking claws 30b, 30b that constitute the function of the claw are provided at the lower front portion of the main body 301. For example, the mounting portion 11D formed on the tag 1D is caught.
- the curl guide 30B has a curved guide projection 30a 'on the front surface of the main body 301, and the curved guide projection 30a' is provided with a grooved binder passage 303.
- a hook-shaped protrusion 30d, 30d force S is provided on the front upper part of the curl guide 30B, and the tag 1D mounting part 11D is located between the tag hooking claw 30b, 30b and the upper hook-shaped protrusion 30d, 30d. Fitted.
- the curling guide 30B aligns the baffle passage 303 and the tag 1D locking holes l ip, l ip in a self-aligned manner, and the bundling tool 13 from one locking hole l ip to the other locking hole l ip. It is made to pass through.
- the front side of the binder passage 303 is open.
- a tag support member 30e constituting the tag holder mechanism 3A ' is provided at a predetermined portion from the upper part of the curl guide 30B to the binding tool passage 303, and supports the upper end of the tag 1D when the tag is transported.
- the for the tag support member 30e a metal or L-shaped metal body or Resin parts are used.
- a concave portion 304 for attaching a tag support is provided at the upper end of the curl guide 30B, and a tag support member 30e is attached to the concave portion 304 and fixed with screws 302.
- the L-shaped part of the tag support member 30e is attached in a posture facing the tag entry direction. This is to prevent the tag 1D from rotating at the tip of the L-shaped portion of the tag support member 30e.
- This curl guide 30mm can support the tag 1D with good reproducibility.
- the margin angle a is for making it easier for the tag 1D to come off the curl guide 30B after binding.
- the margin angle ⁇ is set to about 5 ° to 45 °, for example.
- the curl guide 30B shown in FIG. 54 is a case where the tag support member 30e is attached (there is the tag support member 30e). In this case, the tag 1D is held at the three points of the pair of tag hooking claws 30b and 30b and the tag support member 30e.
- the tag hold mechanism 3A ′ is configured in this way, rotation of the tag ID with the tag hooking claws 30b and 30b as the rotation center is prevented.
- the tag support member 30e is attached to the concave portion 304 for attaching the tag support provided at the upper end of the curl guide 30B so that the L-shaped portion faces downward.
- the two locking holes l ip, 1 lp provided in the tag 1D are used to wrap the band-shaped cut binder 13 'around the fold fold of the bag 14, and the tag 1D is
- the curl guide 30B is provided with a tag support member 30e on the top end of the curl guide 30B, and functions as a hooking force on the top of the tag.
- FIG. 55 A configuration example of the curl guide 30C will be described with reference to FIG.
- the curl guide 30C shown in FIG. 55 is applied when holding the tag 1H shown in FIG. 10A and FIG. 10B, and the tag hooking claw part 30b has a structure different from that of the curl guide 30B shown in FIG. Has 300c.
- the same components as those of the curl guide 30B shown in FIG. 52 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the curl guide 30C shown in FIG. 55 has a main body portion 301c that forms a T-shaped block, and a pair of tag hooking claws that configure the function of the claw portion at both ends of the front lower portion of the main body portion 301c. Part 300c and 300c are provided. These tag hooking claws 300c are adapted to hook the engaging portion 12q of the mounting portion 11H formed on the tag 1H shown in FIGS. 10A and 10B.
- the curl guide 30C has a curved guide projection 30a 'on the front surface of the main body 301c, and a groove-like binding tool passage 303 is provided on the curved guide projection 30a'.
- hook-shaped protrusions 30d, 30d force S are provided, and the tag 1H is mounted.
- L lH is the tag hooking hooks 300c, 300c and the upper hook-shaped protrusions 30d, 30d. It is fitted between.
- the curling guide 30C aligns the binding tool passage 303 and the tag 1H's locking holes l lu, l lu with each of the tag hooking claws 300c, and the one locking hole l lu force and the other locking hole 11 It is made to pass the binding tool 13 to u.
- the mounting portion 11H of the tag 1H is fitted into a portion surrounded by the protrusions 30d and 30d of the curl guide 30C and the tag hooking claws 300c and 300c.
- each of the tag hooking claws 300c of the curl guide 30C is engaged with each of the engaging portions 12q of the tag 1H to support the tag 1H.
- the tag 1H can be held.
- the tag 1H includes the engagement portions 12q and the tag hooking claw portions 300c of the curl guide 30C. Aligned with each other. As a result, the positions of the locking holes l lu, l lu and the entrance / exit of the binding path 303 of the curl guide 30C can be matched, so that the binding path 303 has two locking holes l lu. You can connect them.
- the mounting portion 11K of the tag 1K is fitted into a portion surrounded by the protrusions 30d and 30d of the curl guide 30C and the tag hooking claws 300c and 300c.
- each of the tag hooking claws 300c of the curl guide 30C is engaged with each of the engaging portions 12t of the tag 1K to support the tag 1K.
- the tag 1K can be held.
- the tag 1K is aligned by the cooperation of each of the engaging portions 12t and each of the tag hooking claw portions 300c of the curl guide 30C.
- the positions of the locking holes l lu, l lu and the entrance / exit of the binding path 303 of the force guide 30C can be matched, so that the binding path 303 has two locking holes l lu. You can connect them.
- a configuration example of the curl guide 30D will be described with reference to FIG.
- the curl guide 30D shown in FIG. 58 is applied, for example, when holding the tag II shown in FIG. 11A and FIG. 11B, and the tag hooking claw having a structure of the tag hooking claw portion 300c different from the curl guide 30C shown in FIG. Part 300d.
- the same components as those of the curl guide 30C shown in FIG. 55 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
- the curl guide 30D shown in FIG. 58 has a main body portion 301d that forms a T-shaped block, and a pair of tag hooking claws that configure the function of the claw portion near the center of the lower front portion of the main body portion 301d. Parts 300d and 300d are provided. In these tag hooking claws 300d, if they are arranged, the engaging portion 12r of the mounting portion 1II formed on the tag II shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B is inserted and hooked.
- the curl guide 30D has a curved guide projection 30a 'on the front surface of the main body 301d, and the curved guide projection 30a' is provided with a groove-like binding tool passage 303.
- hook-shaped protrusions 30d, 30d force S are provided, and the tag II is attached ⁇ i ll is fitted between the tag hooking claws d300d, 300d and the upper hook-like projections d30d, 30d.
- the curling guide 30D aligns the binder passage 303 and the tag II locking holes l lu, l lu with each of the tag hooking claws 300d. From one locking hole l lu to the other locking hole l lu And the binding tool 13 is passed through.
- FIG. 59 an example of holding the tag II in the curl guide 30D will be described.
- the tag II shown in FIG. 59 is transported by the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ shown in FIG. 43B so that the mounting portion 111 of the tag II is positioned in front of the curl guide 30D.
- the curl guide 30D advances to hold the tag II.
- the mounting portion 111 of the tag II is positioned below the protrusions 30d and 30d of the curl guide 30D and is positioned above the tag hooking claws 300d and 300d.
- the tag hanging claw hooks 300d and 300d are inserted into the engaging portion 12r of the tag II, and each of the tag hanging claw hooks 300d supports the tag II. This makes it possible to hold Tag II.
- the tag II is aligned by the cooperation of the engaging portion 12r and the tag hooking claw portion 300d of the curl guide 30D.
- the force S can be applied to the position of the locking holes l lu, l lu and the entrance / exit of the binding tool passage 303 of the curl guide 30 D, so that the binding tool path 303 has two locking holes l lu. Can be connected.
- the mounting portion 11J of the tag 1J is positioned below the protrusions 30d and 30d of the curl guide 30D and is positioned above the tag hooking claws 300d and 300d.
- the tag latching hooks 300d and 300d of the car nore guide 30D are inserted into the engaging portion 12r of the tag 1J, and each of the tag hooking hooks 300d supports the tag 1J. As a result, the tag 1J can be held.
- the tag 1J is aligned by the cooperation of the engaging portion 12r and the tag hooking claw portion 300d of the curl guide 30D.
- the force S can be applied to the position of the locking holes l lu, l lu and the entrance / exit of the binding tool passage 303 of the curl guide 30 D, so that the binding tool path 303 has two locking holes l lu.
- the protrusions on both sides of the mounting part 11J 12s does not act on the curl guide 30D that is fitted in the recess 400k of the cartridge 40D shown in FIG. 51A and restricts the front-rear position of the tag 1J.
- FIG. 61 an example of holding the tag 1L in the curl guide 30D will be described.
- the tag 1L shown in FIG. 61 is transported by the tag transport mechanism 4A ′ shown in FIG. 43B so that the mounting portion 11L of the tag 1L is positioned in front of the curl guide 30D.
- the curl guide 30D moves forward to hold the tag 1L.
- the mounting portion 11L of the tag 1L is positioned below the protrusions 30d and 30d of the curl guide 30D and above the tag hooking claws 300d and 300d.
- the tag latching claws 300d and 300d of the car nore guide 30D are inserted into the engaging portions 1 2u and 12u of the tag 1L, and each of the tag latching claws 300d supports the tag 1L. As a result, the tag 1L can be held.
- the tag 1L is aligned by the cooperation of each of the engaging portions 12u and each of the tag hooking claw portions 300d of the curl guide 30D.
- the positions of the locking holes l lu, l lu and the entrance / exit of the binding path 303 of the curl guide 30D can be matched, so that the binding path 303 has two locking holes l lu. You can connect them.
- FIG. 62 a configuration and an example of the function of the bobbin 52 'of the binding machine 2A' will be described.
- An opening 52b is provided in the core 52a of the bobbin 52 'shown in FIG.
- a rotary shaft 90a is vertically attached to the installation table 90 of the binding machine 2A '.
- the diameter of the rotating shaft 90a is designed to be slightly smaller than the diameter of the opening 52b.
- the core 52a around which the binding tool 13 is wound is set to be perpendicular to the installation base 90.
- the binding tool 13 is placed in the bag while maintaining the posture of the binding tool 13 pulled out until the binding tool 13 is pulled out and bound. Can be united into 14.
- the coated binding tool 13 cannot be twisted, the movement of the binding tool 13 settles inside the machine, and the performance of the binding machine 2A ′ is improved.
- the control system shown in FIG. 63 includes a control unit 110 and motor drive units 141b, 193, 150i, and 170c.
- the control unit 110 includes a CPU 114, a RAMI 12, an EEPROM 113, an I / O interface 111, and a system bus 115.
- 63 is the same as the feed motor 93 shown in FIG. 37, and the tag feed motor 41b in FIG. 63 is the same as the tag feed motor 41b shown in FIGS. 41A and 41B.
- An EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) 113 of the control unit 110 is connected to a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 114 via a system bus 115.
- the EEPROM 113 stores a control program for the binding machine 2A. After detecting that the bag 14 has been set in the binding port 103, this control program carries the processing of conveying the tag 1D, sending out the binding tool 13, cutting the binding tool 13 passed through the tag 1D, and twisting it. To be executed. Is done. When the binding machine 2A ′ is powered on, the control program stored in the EEPROM 113 is loaded into the RAM 112 by the CPU 114.
- the CPU 114 is connected to the tag sensor 109 via the ⁇ / ⁇ ( ⁇ ut / Output) interface 111, and when the tag 1D is being conveyed, the conveyance indicating that the tag 1D is being conveyed from the tag sensor 109. Enter the data D8. When the tag 1D is not transported, the CPU 114 inputs transport data D8 indicating that the tag 1D is not transported from the tag sensor 109. The CPU 114 rotates the tag feed motor 41b based on the transport data D8. Control data D2 for output to the motor drive unit 141b.
- the CPU 114 is connected to the operation unit 106 via the I / O interface 111, and receives operation data D1 indicating the type of the tag 1D from the operation unit 106.
- the CPU 114 changes the sending amount of the tag 1D based on the operation data D1! /.
- the CPU 114 is connected to the bag sensor 108 via the I / O interface 111.
- the bag sensor 108 detects whether or not the bag 14 is placed at the binding port 103 by an arm 121 (see FIG. 62) installed near the binding port 103.
- the CPU 114 inputs the bag detection data D7 detected by the bag sensor 108.
- the CPU 114 is connected to the guide plate sensor 107 via the I / O interface 111 and inputs the detection data D6 detected by the guide plate sensor 107.
- the CPU 114 After the detection data D6 from the guide plate sensor 107 is input, the CPU 114 outputs the control data D3 for controlling the moving motor 93 to the motor driving unit 193.
- the motor drive unit 193 generates a control signal S3 from the control data D3 and outputs it to the feed motor 93.
- the shift motor 93 rotates based on the control signal S3, and moves the working plate 32 'slidably engaged with the ball screw shaft 94 shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q2 through the gears 93a and 94a. Slide the curl guide 30B from the home position HP to the binding position P1.
- the CPU 114 After sliding the actuating plate 32 ', the CPU 114 outputs control data D4 for controlling the binder feed motor 50i to the motor drive unit 150i.
- the motor drive unit 150i generates a control signal S4 from the control data D4 and outputs the control signal S4 to the binding tool feed motor 50i.
- the binding tool feed motor 50i rotates the binding tool feed roller 50a shown in FIG. 38 based on the control signal S4, and feeds the binding tool 13 from the bobbin 52 ′ to the conveying path 50e.
- the CPU 114 After sending the binding tool 13 to the transport path 50e, the CPU 114 outputs control data D3 for controlling the feed motor 93 again to the motor drive unit 193.
- the motor drive unit 193 generates a control signal S3 from the control data D3 and outputs it to the feed motor 93.
- the shift motor 93 rotates based on the control signal S3, and further slides the operating plate 32 ′ shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q2.
- the moving motor 93 is connected to the link roller 97 by pushing the link roller 97 by the roller arm 101 attached to the lower end of the operation plate 32 ′.
- Drive cutter 62 "and approach arms 60 ', 60".
- control data D5 for controlling 70c to motor drive 170c.
- the motor drive unit 170c generates a control signal S5 from the control data D5 and outputs it to the torsion motor 70c.
- the torsion motor 70c rotates the torsion arm 70 shown in FIG. 38 based on the control signal S5.
- the CPU 114 After rotating the torsion arm 70, the CPU 114 outputs control data D 3 for rotating the shift motor 93 in the reverse direction to the motor drive unit 193.
- the motor drive unit 193 generates the control data D3 and the control signal S3 and outputs them to the feed motor 93.
- the shifting motor 93 Based on this control signal S3, the shifting motor 93 rotates in the reverse direction and slides the operating plate 32 'shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q3 opposite to the arrow Q2 to move the curl guide 30B to the binding position. Return to home position HP from P1.
- the CPU 114 After the curl guide 30B is returned to the home position HP, the CPU 114 outputs control data D2 for rotating the tag feed motor 4 lb to the motor drive unit 141b.
- the CPU 114 inputs operation data D1 from the operation unit 106, determines the tag feed amount (rotation speed) of the tag feed motor 41b based on the operation data D1, and performs tagging based on the determination result. Controls the feed amount of the tag of the feed motor 41b. For example, when the operation data D1 indicating that the total length of the tag is long is input, the CPU 114 outputs the control data D2 that increases the feed amount of the tag to the motor driving unit 141b.
- the CPU 114 outputs control data D2 for reducing the amount of tag delivery (for normal tag 1D) to the motor drive unit 141b.
- the motor drive unit 141b generates a control signal S2 from the control data D2 and outputs it to the tag feed motor 41b.
- the tag feed motor 41b rotates based on the control signal S2, and rotates the tag feed roller 4la shown in FIG. 41A to feed out the lowermost tag 1D stored in the cartridge 40B.
- a reflection type tag full length sensor 116 functioning as an example of a detection means for detecting the total length of a tag conveyed by the tying member conveyance mechanism 5A ′ is used to detect the total length of the tag (after the cartridge 40B).
- This tag full length sensor 116 detects the part which concerns on the rear-end part of a long tag whose full length is longer than tag 1D.
- the CPU 114 inputs the detection data D9 from the tag full length sensor 116, determines the tag feed amount (rotation speed) of the tag feed motor 41b based on the detection data D9, and determines the tag feed motor 41b based on the discrimination result. Controls the amount of tag delivery.
- the full length sensor 116 detects the rear end of the long tag, it outputs detection data D9 indicating that the total length of the tag is long to the CPU 114.
- detection data D9 indicating that the total length of the tag is short is output.
- the CPU 114 outputs control data D2 for increasing the tag feed amount (for the long tag) to the motor drive unit 141b.
- the CPU 114 outputs control data D2 for reducing the tag feed amount (for normal tag 1D) to the motor drive unit 141b.
- the motor drive unit 141b generates a control signal S2 from the control data D2 and outputs it to the tag feed motor 41b.
- the tag feed motor 41b rotates based on the control signal S2, and rotates the tag feed roller 41a shown in FIG. 41A to feed out the lowermost tag 1D stored in the cartridge 40B.
- the CPU 114 After sending out one tag 1D, the CPU 114 waits for input of bag detection data D7 detected by the bag sensor 108. Further, the CPU 114 waits for input of operation data D 1 from the operation unit 106. In this way, the binding machine 2A ′ is stored in the EEPROM 113. Controlled by a control program.
- FIG. 64A and FIG. 64B are flowcharts showing an example of the operation of the binding machine 2A ′, which are divided (parts 1 and 2).
- the state of the binding machine 2A ' is the tip of the binding tool 13 wound around the bobbin 52' of the binding machine 2A '.
- step ST1 shown in Fig. 64A the CPU 114 determines whether or not the power of the bundling machine 2A 'is turned on.
- the CPU 114 reads out the control program stored in the EEPROM 113 of the control unit 110 shown in FIG.
- the CPU 114 stands by until the power is turned on. Subsequently, the process proceeds to step ST2.
- step ST2 the CPU 114 determines whether or not the tag is being carried. For example, when the CPU 114 inputs the conveyance data D8 indicating that the tag 1D is not conveyed from the tag sensor 109 shown in FIG. 63, the CPU 114 proceeds to step ST3. On the other hand, when the CPU 114 inputs the conveyance data D8 indicating that the tag 1D is being conveyed from the tag sensor 109, the CPU 114 proceeds to step ST4.
- step ST3 the CPU 114 controls to carry the tag 1D.
- the CPU 114 controls to rotate the tag feeding roller 41a so as to feed one sheet of the lowermost tag 1D stored in the cartridge 40B, and proceeds to step ST4.
- step ST4 the CPU 114 determines whether or not the bag 14 is placed in the binding port 103 of the binding machine 2A '. For example, when the user places the bag 14 in the binding port 103 shown in FIG. 37, the arm 121 shown in FIG. 62 is rotated, and one end of the arm 121 is detected by the bag sensor 108. When the bag detection data D7 is input from the bag sensor 108, the CPU 114 turns on the main switch 120 and proceeds to step ST5. If the bag detection data D7 is not input from the bag sensor 108, the CPU 114 determines whether or not the bag 14 has been placed again. [0320] In step ST5, the CPU 114 determines whether or not the guide plate 95 is in a fixed position.
- the guide plate 95 shown in FIG. 37 is once pushed and slid.
- the CPU 114 determines whether or not the guide plate 95 that has been pressed once has returned to its original position. For example, the CPU 114 returns the guide plate 95 to the original position by the low-level or high-level detection data D6 output from the transmission-type guide plate sensor 107 attached to the rear end of the guide plate 95! / Determine whether or not.
- the CPU 114 when the guide plate sensor 107 is shielded from light, the CPU 114 inputs the low level detection data D6. When the guide plate sensor 107 is not shielded from light, the CPU 114 inputs high level detection data D6.
- the guide plate sensor 107 is Outputs low level detection signal D6 after being shielded from light.
- the CPU 114 may perform control so as to warn the user with a beep sound, for example, when the high-level detection data D6 is not input even after 7 to 10 seconds.
- step ST6 CPU 114 determines whether normal tag 1D or a long tag is set by operation unit 106 or not. For example, when the operation data D1 indicating the normal tag 1D is input from the operation unit 106, the CPU 114 proceeds to step ST7.
- step ST7 the CPU 114 moves the curl guide 30B.
- the CPU 114 rotates the feed motor 93, slides the operating plate 32 'shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q2, and moves the curl guide 30B to the bundling position P1 from the home position HP force. Move to ST8.
- step ST8 the CPU 114 transports the binding tool 13.
- the CPU 114 rotates the binding tool feed motor 50i and pulls the binding tool 13 from the bobbin 52 'to transfer the transport path 50e.
- step ST9. the CPU 114 rotates the binding tool feed motor 50i and pulls the binding tool 13 from the bobbin 52 'to transfer the transport path 50e.
- step ST9 the CPU 114 controls the cutting tool 13 so as to cut the binding tool 13 so that the front end portion and the rear end portion of the binding tool 13 'cut from the binding tool 13 face each other.
- the CPU 114 rotates the closing motor 93 again to further slide the operating plate 32 ′ shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q2.
- Fig. 64B shows the approach arm 60 '60 "as shown in Fig. 64B, with the cutter 62" cutting the binding tool 13 and bringing the leading end and rear end of the binding tool 13' cut into the binding tool 13 to face each other.
- step ST10 the CPU 114 controls the binding tool 13 to be twisted.
- the CPU 114 rotates the torsion motor 70c, rotates the torsion arm 70 shown in FIG. 38, and twists the binding tool 13 ′ having the front end portion and the rear end portion held by the torsion arm 70.
- the guide plate 95 is locked by a cam plate (not shown) attached to the torsion arm 70. This is because when the guide plate 95 returns, the tag 1D is pushed, and the deformation of the tag 1D and the bundled object are lost. Subsequently, the process proceeds to step ST11.
- step ST11 the CPU 114 moves the curl guide 30B, the approach arm and the cutter.
- the CPU 114 rotates the shift motor 93 in the reverse direction, and moves the operation plate 32 'shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q3 opposite to the arrow Q2 described above. Move the slide to return the curl guide 30B from the binding position P1 to the home position HP, and the contact between the roller arm 101 and the link roller 97 attached to the lower end of the operating plate 32 'is released. Between the link roller 97 and the locking shaft 97 ′, a tension spring 122 that constantly biases the link low 97 toward the locking shaft 97 ′ is stretched. The roller arm 101 and the link roller The link roller 97 moves in the direction of the arrow Q3 by releasing the contact with the 97. When the link roller 97 moves in the Q3 direction, the cutter 62 "linked to the link roller 97 is Then, it retracts from the transport path 50e of the binding tool 13.
- step ST12 CPU 114 determines whether or not bag 14 has been removed. For example, whether the bag sensor 108 is rotated in the above-described step ST4 so that the arm 121 that has been rotated forward by pressing the bag 14 reversely rotates and returns to the original position when the bag 14 is removed. Detect whether or not.
- the CPU 114 turns off the main switch 120 and proceeds to step ST13.
- the CPU 114 determines again whether or not the bag 14 has been removed.
- step ST13 the CPU 114 performs control so that the guide plate 95 locked in step ST10 is unlocked.
- the CPU 114 rotates the torsion motor 70c by half a rotation, and rotates the torsion arm 70 shown in FIG. 40 by a half rotation to release the guide plate 95 locked by a cam plate (not shown) attached to the torsion arm 70.
- step ST14 the CPU 114 performs control so that the guide plate 95 locked in step ST10 is unlocked.
- the CPU 114 rotates the torsion motor 70c by half a rotation, and rotates the torsion arm 70 shown in FIG. 40 by a half rotation to release the guide plate 95 locked by a cam plate (not shown) attached to the torsion arm 70.
- step ST14 the CPU 114 controls to carry the tag 1D.
- the CPU 114 controls to carry the tag 1D.
- step ST15 CPU 114 determines whether or not the power is turned off. Power is OF
- step ST16 the CPU 114 moves the curl guide 30B and sends out a long tag.
- the CPU 114 rotates the moving motor 93 and slides the operating plate 32 ′ shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q2 to move the curl guide 30B from the home position HP to the binding position P1.
- the CPU 114 rotates the tag feed roller 41a shown in FIG. 43B simultaneously with the advancement of the curl guide 30B, so that the rear end portion of the information presenting portion of the long tag remaining in the cartridge 40B. And control to send out to step ST17.
- step ST17 the CPU 114 transports the binding tool 13.
- the CPU 114 rotates the binding tool feed motor 50i, pulls the binding tool 13 from the bobbin 52 ′, sends it to the transport path 5 Oe, and proceeds to step ST18.
- step ST18 the CPU 114 cuts the binding tool 13, brings the cut end of the binding tool 13 'of the binding tool 13 to face each other and brings the tag 1D further forward.
- the CPU 114 rotates the moving motor 93 again, and further slides the operation plate 32 ′ shown in FIG. 38 in the direction of the arrow Q2.
- the roller arm 101 attached to the lower end portion of the operating plate 32 ′ pushes the link roller 97 to drive the cutter 62 ”and the approach arms 60 ′ and 60” linked to the link roller 97. Cut the binding tool 13 with this cutter 62 "and bring the leading end and the rear end of the binding tool 13 'of the binding tool 13 so as to face each other with the approach arms 60', 60". Control.
- the CPU 114 further slides the operation plate 32 ′ in the direction of the arrow Q2, and simultaneously rotates the tag feed roller 41a again to turn the information presentation unit 10C of the long tag remaining in the striking trough 40B.
- the rear end is completely fed out and the process proceeds to step ST10 described above, and the binding tool 13 'is twisted and bound.
- the tag 1D having the locking hole l ip is attached to the bag 14 through the binding tool 13 to the locking hole l ip of the tag 1D.
- the cartridge 40B for stacking and storing the tags 1D includes a tag position restricting portion 40d having a predetermined shape for restricting the front and rear positions in the delivery direction of the plurality of tags 1D, and a plurality of sheets in which the front and rear positions are restricted.
- a tag position adjusting unit 40c for adjusting the left and right positions of the tag 1D.
- the tag width adjusting mechanism 40 ⁇ of the tag position adjusting unit 40c adjusts the position of the tag width adjusting plate 40i to obtain the left and right positions of the tag ID.
- the curl guide 30B that moves while holding the tag 1D is Drives the two operation pins 42b of the tag feed guide 42 that guides the tag ID.
- the left operation pin 42b opens and closes the left guide flap 42a with the rotation shaft 42d as the center
- the right operation pin 42b opens and closes the right guide flap 42a with the rotation shaft 42d as the center.
- the left and right guide flaps 42a of the tag feed guide 42 are opened, and when the held tag 1D is released and returned, the left and right guides The flap 42a can be closed. Thereby, since the guide flap 42a does not get in the way when the tag 1D is moved, the tag 1D can be moved smoothly. Since the curl guide 30B can only be moved straight, the curl guide 30B does not needlessly move, and the processing performance of the binding machine 2A ′ is improved.
- the bobbin 52' is installed on the horizontal installation base 90 so that the rod-shaped core 52a of the bobbin 52 'is substantially vertical. is there.
- the binding tool 13 since the core 52a around which the binding tool 13 is wound is set perpendicular to the installation base 90, in the case of the binding tool 13 covered with an iron core or the like, the binding tool 13 is pulled out and bound. In the process up to this step, the binding tool 13 can be bound to the bag 14 while maintaining the posture of the pulled binding tool 13. As a result, since the coated binding tool 13 cannot be twisted, the movement of the binding tool 13 settles down inside the machine and can be bound with good reproducibility, so that the performance of the binding machine 2A ′ is improved.
- the CPU 114 inputs the operation information D1 from the operation unit 106 for setting the feed amount of the tag 1D or the long tag, and performs tagging based on the operation information D1.
- the tag feed amount of the transport mechanism 4A ' is discriminated, and the tag feed amount is controlled based on the discrimination result.
- the CPU 114 inputs the detection data D9 from the tag full length sensor 116 that detects the rear end portion of the tag, and based on the detection data D9, the CPU 114 determines the tag feed amount of the tag transport mechanism 4A '. It discriminate
- the tag can be completely sent out in accordance with the entire length of the tag. This makes it possible to handle tags with different overall lengths.
- the concave portion 12 ⁇ of the tag 1D is defined by the angle ⁇ 1 formed by the side lOCa on the information presentation unit 10C side of the concave portion 12 ⁇ and the side 12Ca on the connecting portion 12C side of the concave portion 12 ⁇ , and the mounting portion 11D side
- the sum of the angle ⁇ 2 formed by the side 11A e and the side 12Ca on the connecting portion 12C side of the recess 12 ⁇ is formed to be larger than 180 °.
- each of the side lOCa of the concave portion 12 ⁇ of the tag 1D intersects with the sides llAe and llAd.
- side lOCa and side l lAe, l lAd do not stagnate and slide diagonally.
- the binding tool 13 is used. This makes it possible to mechanize the tag attachment with high accuracy.
- the tag spring support mechanism 125 includes a pair of torsion spring members 21 and 22 constituting an example of a pressing member. This tag spring support mechanism 125 presses the side end of the tag 1D conveyed from the tag conveying mechanism 4A ′ to the binder forming mechanism 6A ′ adjacent to the binder fastening mechanism 7A ′ from both sides via the tag hold mechanism 3A ′. To work.
- a tag support member 30e provided at a predetermined part extending from the upper part of the tag holder mechanism 3A 'to the tying member passage 303 holds the upper end of the tag 1D, and the torsion panel members 21 and 2 2 The side edge of 1D is pressed from both sides.
- the torsion spring members 21 and 22 are made by twisting a panel member such as SUS wire, steel wire, high carbon steel wire, piano wire or the like into a coil shape.
- the torsion spring member 21 is mounted on the intermediate chassis 92a in front of the operation plate 32 '.
- the torsion spring member 21 includes a hollow spiral coil portion 21a and two panel leg portions (hereinafter referred to as a movable leg portion 2) extending in different directions from the spiral coil portion 2 la at a predetermined opening angle. lb, fixed leg 21c).
- the spiral coil portion 21a is pivotally supported by the intermediate chassis 92a. For example, it is rotatably supported by a shaft portion 911 standing on the intermediate chassis portion 92a.
- One of the movable legs 21b is curled in a circular shape at the tip to soften the contact with the tag 1D, and is brought into contact with a position that holds one end of the tag 1D.
- the other fixed leg 21c is fixed to a substrate 92i for mounting the forming mechanism on the intermediate chassis 92a.
- the end portion of the substrate 92 i is bent to form a protruding portion 912, and is fixed inside the protruding portion 912.
- the torsion panel member 22 is attached to the intermediate chassis portion 92a on the tag transport mechanism 4A 'sandwiching the tag hold mechanism 3A'.
- the torsion spring member 22 also has a hollow helical coil portion 22a and two spring leg portions (hereinafter referred to as a movable leg portion 22b, fixed) that extend in different directions from the helical coil portion 22a at a predetermined opening angle.
- a movable leg portion 22b two spring leg portions
- the spiral coil portion 22a is pivotally supported by the intermediate chassis 92a on the tag transport mechanism 4A '. For example, it is rotatably supported by a shaft portion 913 erected between two intermediate chassis portions 92a and 92a ′.
- One of the movable legs 22b is curled in a circular shape at the tip to soften the contact with the tag 1D, and is brought into contact with a position that holds the other side end of the tag 1D.
- the other fixed leg portion 22c is fixed to an engagement pin 914 provided between the intermediate chassis portions 92a and 92a ′.
- the engaging pin 914 for example, a convex pin (a dowel) for holding a space standing between the two intermediate chassis portions 92a and 92a ′ may be used.
- the fixed leg portion 22c may be fixed so as to be wound around the engagement pin 914, for example.
- the tag panel support mechanism 125 is configured.
- FIGS. 66A to 67B A functional example of the tag spring support mechanism 125 of the binding machine 200 will be described with reference to FIGS. 66A to 67B.
- the movable leg 21b of the torsion spring member 21, the movable leg 22b of the torsion spring member 22, and the curved guide protrusion 30a of the curl guide 30B There is a gap between them.
- the tip end of the tag is easily attached to the tag hooking claws 30b, 30b and the tag support member 30e.
- the tag transport mechanism 4A' is operated to pull the tag 1D out of the force cartridge 40B, and the tag hooking claws 30b, 30b of the curl guide 30B. It is made to hold in.
- the tag holder mechanism 3A ' is connected to the tag spring support mechanism 125 from the abutting state of the tip portion of the curl guide 30B shown in Fig. 66B.
- the tip of the curl guide 30B overcomes the urging force of the torsion panel members 21 and 22, and approaches the binding tool forming mechanism 6A ′ while keeping the tip in contact.
- ⁇ 5 changes.
- the tip of the curl guide 30B comes into contact with the tips of the torsion panel members 21 and 22 through the tag 1D. That is, the tag 1D is sandwiched between the torsion panel members 21 and 22 and the curl guide 30B, and the tag 1D can be prevented from falling off. Thereafter, in this state, the tag 1D is moved to the mounting space 92b (see FIG. 65).
- the opening angle ⁇ 4 of the torsion panel member 21 at the time of arrival further changes compared to the opening angle ⁇ 4 of the torsion spring member 21 shown in FIG. 67A.
- the opening angle ⁇ 5 of the torsion panel member 22 at the time of arrival is further changed compared to the opening angle ⁇ 5 of the torsion panel member 22.
- a coated wire having a substantially circular cross section is used as the binding tool 13 without being limited to the binding tool 13 in which a core wire member such as a wire wire described with reference to the binding tool 13 is coated with a band-shaped coating. Even in this case, the present invention can be applied. Further, the present invention can also be applied to the case where a wire without a coating, a coated wire having a resin core wire, a linear member made of resin, a belt-like member, or the like is used as the binding tool 13.
- the present invention is applied to a tag that is attached to a bag containing confectionery or vegetables and that describes information such as advertising texts, producer information, and cooking recipes. It can also be applied to tags attached to bundled wires and describing wiring information, etc. Further, it can also be applied to tags for identification in the agricultural field such as seedling cultivation.
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