EP0153651A2 - Dispositif d'impression - Google Patents

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EP0153651A2
EP0153651A2 EP85101478A EP85101478A EP0153651A2 EP 0153651 A2 EP0153651 A2 EP 0153651A2 EP 85101478 A EP85101478 A EP 85101478A EP 85101478 A EP85101478 A EP 85101478A EP 0153651 A2 EP0153651 A2 EP 0153651A2
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Heinrich Volk
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41K—STAMPS; STAMPING OR NUMBERING APPARATUS OR DEVICES
    • B41K3/00—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped
    • B41K3/02—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped with stamping surface located above article-supporting surface
    • B41K3/04—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped with stamping surface located above article-supporting surface and movable at right angles to the surface to be stamped
    • B41K3/06—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped with stamping surface located above article-supporting surface and movable at right angles to the surface to be stamped having type-carrying bands or chains

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  • the invention relates to a printing unit with a plurality of setting wheels mounted coaxially on a sleeve, with which type carriers carrying printing types are in a drive connection, an adjusting shaft arranged axially displaceably in the sleeve and rotatable therewith, on which at least one slot runs through an axial direction in the sleeve projecting tooth is attached, which can be brought into engagement with radial recesses in the adjusting wheels by axial displacement of the adjusting shaft, which are attached in the hub region of the adjusting shaft.
  • Such a printing unit is known from DE-GM 1 961 550.
  • the slot provided in the sleeve of this printing unit extends over a distance along the sleeve which is equal to the length of the area on which Adjustment wheels are stored on the outside of the sleeve. At both ends, the slot is closed in the axial direction towards the face of the sleeve.
  • the tooth used to establish the drive connection between the axially displaceably mounted and rotatable adjusting shaft which projects through the slot in the sleeve and engages in recesses in the inner circumferential surfaces of the adjusting wheels, cannot be integrally connected to the adjusting shaft, otherwise it could not be inserted into the sleeve.
  • the tooth must therefore be inserted into a corresponding hole in the setting shaft after the setting shaft has been inserted into the sleeve.
  • the time required for assembling the assembly from the adjusting shaft, the sleeve and the tooth takes up an undesirably high proportion of the total assembly time of the printing unit.
  • the invention has for its object to design a printing unit of the type described so that it can be easily and quickly assembled, without the precision of the storage of the dials or the achievable print image are adversely affected.
  • this object is achieved in that the slot provided in the sleeve is open at one end of the sleeve in the axial direction and is closed at the other end, and in that a spreader device is attached to the end of the sleeve where the slot is open that keeps the sleeve inside diameter constant.
  • the tooth serving to drive the setting wheels can be integrally formed on the setting shaft, for example an injection molded part, since the open slot in the sleeve enables the setting shaft to be inserted from one side despite the protruding tooth.
  • both the number of parts required as well as the assembly time and the re disassembly time is considerably reduced.
  • the spreading device which keeps the sleeve internal diameter constant, an instability of the sleeve end is opposed to the open side of the slot, and there is obtained the same precision in the storage of the setting wheels, a closed ülsenenden at both H in the axial direction than when using Slit.
  • the printing unit 10 shown in FIG. 1 contains a printing unit housing which is composed of two housing halves 12 and 14 and in which a plurality of printing bands 20 which are arranged parallel to one another and are guided around setting wheels 16 and a deflection edge 18 are accommodated.
  • the printing tapes 20 carry printing types 22 on one half of their outer circumferential surface and display types 24 on the other half.
  • the assignment of the printing types 22 to the display types 24 is carried out in such a way that printing types 22 which are in the printing position at the deflection edge 18 as in FIG 2 and display types 24, which are visible through a window 26 arranged on the top of the housing, each represent the same number, the same letter or the like. This means that it can be seen on the top of the housing through the window 26 which character can be printed on a recording medium with the printing types 22 located at the bottom of the deflection edge.
  • FIG. 2 shows that in the sleeve 28 three slots 30, 32 and 34 are made, which are open at the right end of the sleeve in FIG. 1. Three teeth 36, 38 and 40, which are attached to an adjusting shaft 42, pass through these slots.
  • the setting shaft 42 is axially displaceably mounted in a bearing bushing 44 in the housing half 14. By moving the adjusting shaft 42 in the axial direction, this shaft can engage the teeth 36, 38 and 40 in recesses 46 in the hubs areas of the dials 16 are brought into a drive connection with these. 2 shows the engagement of the teeth 36, 38 and 40 in the recesses 46 of an adjusting wheel 16.
  • An actuating button 48 is attached to the end of the adjusting shaft 42 protruding from the housing, with the aid of which the shaft can be axially displaced on the one hand and rotated on the other. Due to the axial displacement of the adjusting shaft 42, the teeth 36, 38 and 40 attached to it are first brought into engagement with the recesses 46 of an adjusting wheel 16 to be adjusted, and by rotating the adjusting shaft 42 the pressure band 20 which is guided around its outer circumference is then moved for as long as until a desired print type 22 is in the print position below the deflection edge 18. As already mentioned, the respective position of the print types 22 can be checked through the window 26 attached to the top of the housing. For achieving a drive connection between the printing bands 20 and the dials 16 have the print tapes 20 on its inner surface teeth 50, which engage in recesses 52 in the 'outer circumferential surfaces of the setting sixteenth
  • a latching mechanism is provided which ensures that the adjusting shaft engages in positions in a manner that is clearly perceptible to the operator when it is axially adjusted , in which a clear drive connection is made with an adjusting wheel 16 to be adjusted.
  • This locking mechanism contains a locking finger 54 integrally formed on the sleeve 28, which projects radially inward on the inner surface of the sleeve and engages in locking recesses 56 which are provided in a region of the outer peripheral surface of the adjusting shaft 42. For each of the setting wheels 16 mounted on the sleeve 28 is provided with a locking recess 56.
  • the setting shaft 42 is moved to the right so that it comes into engagement with the next setting wheel 16, for example first the latching force exerted by the latching finger 54 on the adjusting shaft 42 is overcome when it is moved upward out of the associated latching recess 56 in the illustration in FIG. 1; it can then fall into the next latching recess 56, which occurs precisely when the setting shaft 42 is in engagement with the second setting wheel 16 from the left.
  • the slotted sleeve 28 serves as a bearing axis for the adjusting wheels 16, special attention must be paid to their storage and attachment in the pressure mechanism.
  • the sleeve 28 must have an outer diameter that is as constant as possible for mounting the adjusting wheels 16, and on the other hand it must also have a precisely defined inner diameter so that the adjusting shaft 42 can be easily axially displaced without clamping.
  • the sleeve 28 is attached on one side, the left side in FIG. 1, in a circular cylindrical recess 58. Since the slots 30, 32 and 34 do not pass through on this side of the sleeve 28, the bearing of the sleeve 28 on its outside is sufficient at this point. On the other side, the right side in FIG.
  • the three sleeve segments formed due to the continuous slots 30, 32 and 34 sit on a hub 60 which is formed on the housing part 14.
  • the hub 60 ensures that the sleeve 28 has the necessary stability for the storage of the adjusting wheels 16 at the associated end despite the continuous slots.
  • the hub 60 keeps the slots spread apart so that the teeth 36, 38 and 40 can be easily moved along the slots without jamming.
  • the setting shaft 42 extends in the section immediately adjacent to the actuating button 48 through a passage 62 which is attached to a conical cap 64. Among other things, this cap has the task of ensuring a smooth covering of the upper part of the printing unit 10.
  • Locking mechanism consists of a coil spring 66 which is arranged parallel to the longitudinal axis of the adjusting shaft 42 on the circumference of the adjusting wheels 16 so that it partially penetrates into the recesses 52 on the circumference of the adjusting wheels 16, which can be clearly seen in FIG. 2. So that the setting wheels 16 can be turned, although the coil spring 66 engages in its recesses according to FIG. 2, the coil spring 66 is mounted on an elastically flexible cushion 68.
  • the helical spring 66 can deflect in this way and press into the cushion 68.
  • the operator feels thereby, when the adjusting wheels are rotated from the position shown in FIG. 2 to the position in which a tooth 70 is moved between the recesses 52 towards the coil spring 66, an increase in the torsional force to be applied first, which then decreases again when the coil spring is in the next recess 52 penetrates.
  • the operator therefore senses significant force peaks, and he knows that whenever he has overcome a force peak, a print type 22 is in the exact printing position below the deflection edge 18.
  • the printing types 22 in one length section there are printing types 22 in one length section and display types 24 in another length section.
  • the printing types are first inked before each printing process, whereupon the inked printing types with the medium to be printed on Be brought in contact.
  • the window 26 can be read on the display types 24, which characters can be printed on the medium to be printed with the current setting of the printing tapes.
  • the display types 24 come into a position below the deflection edge 18 during the adjustment of the print bands, in which position they could come into contact with the inking mechanism used for inking the print types.
  • the readability of the display types 24 in the window 26 would be severely impaired by the undesired coloring.
  • the means for preventing the complete spinning of the Printing tapes 20 include teeth 50 attached to a portion of the inner circumferential surface of the printing tapes 20 which also drive the printing tapes 20 by engaging the recesses 46 in the dials 16 be applied.
  • the housing in the area within the pressure bands 20 has a web 72 which runs parallel to the pressure bands 20 and which is attached at such a distance from the pressure bands that the teeth 50 run along it unhindered can move.
  • the web 72 has a stop shoulder 74 which is shaped such that the foremost tooth 50 in the direction of movement abuts against this stop shoulder 74 in its full height when it reaches the region of the deflection edge 18.
  • This stop shoulder 74 prevents the area of the outer circumferential surface of the pressure tapes 20, which carries the display types 24, from reaching the printing position below the stop edge 18. 2 that the display types 24 are located in the area of the outer circumferential surface of the printing tapes 20 in which the teeth 50 are attached to the inner circumferential surface.
  • the web 72 and the stop shoulder 74 limit the twisting of the printing bands 20 in the view of FIG. 2 in a clockwise direction, with FIG. 2 depicting a limit position that the printing bands 20 can reach.
  • a second web 76 is attached to the housing and also has a stop shoulder 78 adjacent to the deflection edge 18. This stop shoulder 78 prevents the pressure tapes 20 from rotating beyond a limit position which is present when the tooth 50 which is at the front when rotated counterclockwise abuts the stop shoulder 78.
  • the pressure bands 20 and the teeth 50 attached to their inner surface are made of deformable material, the pressure bands 20 could possibly be deformed by applying excessive force when the adjusting shaft 42 is rotated, deforming the teeth 50 beyond the limit defined on both sides of the deflection edge 18 positions are rotated, which would have the undesirable consequence that the display types come into contact with the printing ink.
  • the actuating button 48 is not connected to the adjusting shaft 42 in a positive-locking manner, but in a force-locking manner.
  • the non-positive connection arises from the fact that the actuating button 48 is press-fitted onto the end of the adjusting shaft 42 protruding from the housing, the press-fit being dimensioned such that the torque that can be transmitted from the actuating button 48 to the adjusting shaft 42 is sufficient to push the pressure bands 20 adjust, the actuating button 48 slips on the setting shaft 42, however, as soon as the just adjusted pressure band 20 reaches one of its limit positions, in which the tooth 50 lying in front in the adjustment direction comes into contact with the stop shoulder 74 or 78.
  • the desired press fit can be achieved most simply by manufacturing the actuating button 48 from a rubber-elastic material such as Vulkollan and by forming the bore in it for receiving the adjusting shaft 42 with an inner diameter which is smaller than the outer diameter of the end projecting from the housing the adjusting shaft 42. Due to the elasticity of the Vulkollan material, the actuation button 48 can be easily pushed onto the setting shaft 42, and can even be pressed over the extended shaft end 80 shown in FIG. 1, which prevents it from sliding off the shaft again after being pushed on.
  • a rubber-elastic material such as Vulkollan
  • connection between the actuation button 48 and the setting shaft 42 acts like a slip clutch, which slips as soon as the moment of resistance counteracting the twisting movement from a just adjusted pressure band 20 becomes greater than the torque that can be transmitted from the actuation button 48 to the setting shaft 42. This certainly occurs when the print ribbon 20 to be adjusted reaches one of its limit positions.
  • FIG. 3 shows a further embodiment of a printing unit, which corresponds in most details to the printing unit of FIG. 1; the type of storage of the slotted sleeve 29 in the printing unit housing is different.
  • the individual slots are designed as in the embodiment of Fig. 1, i.e. that they are closed on the left end of the sleeve in the drawing, while they are open on the right end of the sleeve.
  • the housing half 13 is provided with an opening 82 which merges with the interior of the housing into a bearing bushing 84 for the sleeve 29.
  • the end of the sleeve 29 has a collar 86 with a larger diameter, which prevents the sleeve 29 from being pushed through the bearing bushing 84.
  • the sleeve 29 is seated in a bearing bushing 88 mounted in the housing half 15.
  • the sleeve 29 has a reduced diameter at this end compared to its central part; the transition to the larger diameter in the central region takes place via a step 90, which acts as a stop when the sleeve 29 is inserted into the bearing bushing 88.
  • a groove 92 is formed in the sleeve end protruding from the bearing bushing 88, into which a retaining ring 94 is inserted.
  • the retaining ring 94 has a slot 96 which makes it possible to spread the retaining ring 94 for insertion into the groove 92.
  • the sleeve 29 helps to hold the two housing halves 13, 15 together in the upper part.
  • the end section of the sleeve 29 which extends through the bearing bushing 88 also has an inner diameter which is reduced compared to the rest of the sleeve and which is dimensioned such that it corresponds to the outer diameter of the adjusting shaft 42.
  • the setting shaft 42 is mounted in the sleeve 29 in this way.
  • S are priced.
  • Pieces 98, 100 and 102 inserted, which prevent the width of the slots 31, 33 and 35 from changing during the rotation of the adjusting shaft 42.
  • Such a change could occur if the sleeve segments resting on the circumference of the setting shaft 42 act on the setting shaft 42 with excessive pressure due to dimensional inaccuracies which are due to manufacturing tolerances, so that they rotate when the setting shaft 42 is rotated due to friction in the different directions of rotation.
  • changing the slot widths must be prevented, since otherwise the smooth movement of the axial adjustment of the setting shaft 42 would be impaired.
  • the teeth protruding through the slots on the adjusting shaft 42 could possibly no longer move freely along the slots.
  • the expansion pieces 98, 100 and 102 can be designed as individual parts, or they can also be integrally formed on the retaining ring 94.
  • these sleeves can be made of plastic without affecting the print image that can be achieved.
  • the spacing of the recesses 56 is equal to the width of the setting wheels 16, since if this rule is observed, the effect is achieved that each time the Latching fingers 54 engage the teeth 36, 38 and 40 attached to the setting shaft 42 in the recesses 46 of a setting wheel 16 in a recess 56. Since the width of the setting wheels 16 also determines the width of the printing tapes 20 guided around them, the spacing of the recesses 56 also determines the width of the characters to be printed with the printing tapes.
  • the described printing unit can also easily accommodate wider setting wheels and, accordingly, wider printing bands for printing wider characters.
  • the special embodiment of the adjusting shaft which is described in more detail below, serves to adapt the locking mechanism to adjusting wheels and pressure tapes of different widths.
  • This particular embodiment of the setting shaft is shown in FIG. 5 in a partial perspective view. This embodiment allows three different widths of type wheels and pressure tapes.
  • the setting shaft 42 has three circumferential areas for receiving the latching recesses, which lie between the positions of the teeth 36, 38, 40.
  • recesses are formed with different distances, of which the recesses 104 and 106 can be seen in FIG. 5.
  • the surface segments 107, 109 and 111 lie on a circular cylinder surface, so that the adjusting shaft 42 can be supported on these surface segments. If the adjusting shaft 42 is inserted into the sleeve 28 or 29 so that the locking finger 54 cooperates with the recesses 104, there are locking positions spaced apart from one another B1, which means that adjusting wheels 16 with the width B1 can be used.
  • the printing unit becomes considerably more versatile with regard to the possible width of the characters to be printed.
  • three circumferential regions for receiving snap-in recesses are attached to the setting shaft 42. It is of course also possible to provide four circumferential areas on the adjusting shaft for receiving locking recesses; however, four slots must then be made in the sleeve 28 or 29 through which, for example, two teeth attached to diametrically opposite edges of the square extend for driving the setting wheels 16.
  • the adjusting shaft with four circumferential areas can be inserted into the sleeve 28 or 29 in four different positions, the recesses on a circumferential area interacting with the locking finger.
  • the printing unit described is suitable for installation in hand-held labeling devices, with the aid of which self-adhesive labels adhering to a carrier tape can be printed and attached to objects.
  • a hand labeling device is shown schematically in FIG. 6. It has a handle 108 that is attached to the rear end of a housing 110. At the top of the housing there is a shaft 112, the receiving a supply roll 114 of the carrier tape carrying the self-adhesive labels is used. The carrier tape is transported in the device from the supply roll 114 downwards and towards the front edge 115.
  • the handle 108 Underneath the handle 108 there is an operating lever 120 which is rotatably mounted about an axis 113 and with the aid of which all operations taking place in the device, such as transporting the carrier tape and printing, can be carried out.
  • the operating lever 120 To operate the device, the operating lever 120 is pulled against the force of a spring 121 against the handle 108 and then released again.
  • the printing unit 10 attached in the front area of the housing 110 to an extension of the operating lever 120 moves when the lever 120 is pulled in the direction of the arrow 122 against the printing table 118; At the same time, the printing types in the printing position are wetted with ink by means of a coloring device (not shown).
  • the self-adhesive label located on the printing table 118 is printed on by opening the printing unit.
  • the actuating button 48 projects laterally on the housing 110, and a cutout 124 is provided in the housing side wall visible in FIG. 6, which enables the printing unit 10 to move in the direction of the arrow 122 without the printing unit counteracting the housing wall bumps.
  • the housing wall recognizable in FIG. 6 can be seen as housing wall 110a, while the housing wall lying at the rear in the illustration is identified by reference number 110b.
  • the setting shaft 42 is brought into engagement with the individual setting wheels 16 one after the other, the then with the Adjustment shaft 42 engaged adjusting wheel 16 can be rotated to adjust the pressure bands 20.
  • 7 and 8 show two different positions of the setting shaft 42, the second printing band 20 being able to be adjusted from the left in the position of FIG. 7 and the sixth printing band 20 from the left in the position of FIG. 8.
  • the setting shaft 42 must be pulled far out of the printing unit housing so that the actuating button 48 and the cap 64 protrude far from the housing wall 110a.
  • the adjusting shaft 42 in the sleeve 28 in the view of FIG. 1 is dimensioned such that the setting shaft 42 with the cap 64 for adjusting the setting wheels 16 in the rest position of the printing unit 10 can be pulled out of the side of the housing 110 and that the printing unit 10 in inserted state of the setting shaft 42 around for printing a self-adhesive label can lower the required distance on the printing table 18 without the adjusting shaft 42 or the cap 64 coming into contact with the housing wall 110a. If the adjusting shaft 42 in the sleeve 28 in the view of FIG.
  • the inclined surface of the cap 64 abuts when the printing unit 10 is lowered the printing table 118 against the housing wall 110a, so that when the printing unit 10 is lowered further, a restoring force is exerted on the setting shaft 42, which pushes the setting shaft 42 into the position fully inserted into the sleeve 28. If the setting shaft 42 was thus not fully inserted at the start of the printing process, it is automatically reset by the interaction of the upper end 126 of the housing wall 110a and the cap 64. As can be seen in FIG. 7, the upper end 126 of the housing wall 110a can be designed so that the cap 64 is not damaged and the transfer of the restoring force is facilitated.
  • the labeling device can no longer be actuated, since one with the Cap 64 of fixedly connected pin 128, which runs parallel to the setting shaft 42, butts against the upper end 126 of the housing wall 110a when attempting to lower the printing unit 10 against the printing table 118. If the operator has forgotten to insert the setting shaft 42 again after pulling out and carrying out the setting operations, then he will be reminded immediately if he tries to actuate the labeling device by pulling the operating lever 120. Due to the abutment of the pin 128 on the housing wall 110a, the device is practically blocked and it can only be operated again after the setting shaft 42 has been inserted.
  • the pin 128 attached to the cap 64 moves when the adjusting shaft 42 is moved in a passage 130 in the housing half 14. Behind this passage 130, the helical spring 66 described in connection with FIG. 1 is attached, the inside diameter of which is so large that it can easily accommodate the pin 128 without the pin 128 hindering the deformation of the coil spring when adjusting the setting wheels 16.
  • the pin 128 is approximately T-shaped in cross section, which, in addition to saving material, results in an improved rigidity of the pin 128 in the direction in which it is stressed when it is attempted to pull the adjusting shaft out To operate the labeling device, against the end 126 of the housing wall 110a.
  • Other cross-sectional shapes that improve stability can also be used.
  • the configuration of the setting shaft 42 and the sleeve 28, 29 surrounding it, as described in connection with FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, as well as their mounting and the axial locking mechanism 54, 56 can also be used without any problems in printing units in which the printing types are not on printing tapes 20, which are guided around the setting wheels 16 and around the deflection edge 18 spaced therefrom, but are attached directly to the circumference of the setting wheels, as is the case, for example, in the printing unit according to the aforementioned DE-GM 1 961 550.

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ATE52219T1 (de) 1990-05-15
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JPH0230874B2 (fr) 1990-07-10
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