EP0321623B1 - Bindeapparat mit Streifen - Google Patents

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EP0321623B1
EP0321623B1 EP19870311424 EP87311424A EP0321623B1 EP 0321623 B1 EP0321623 B1 EP 0321623B1 EP 19870311424 EP19870311424 EP 19870311424 EP 87311424 A EP87311424 A EP 87311424A EP 0321623 B1 EP0321623 B1 EP 0321623B1
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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
    • B65B13/00—Bundling articles
    • B65B13/18—Details of, or auxiliary devices used in, bundling machines or bundling tools
    • B65B13/22—Means for controlling tension of binding means
    • 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
    • B65B13/00—Bundling articles
    • B65B13/18—Details of, or auxiliary devices used in, bundling machines or bundling tools
    • B65B13/24—Securing ends of binding material
    • B65B13/32—Securing ends of binding material by welding, soldering, or heat-sealing; by applying adhesive

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  • the present invention relates to a tape binding apparatus with a tape as disclosed in the first part of claim 1, such an apparatus being known from US-E-31,353.
  • the present invention relates to apparatus for automatically binding a stack of paper money, a variety of cards, envelopes or the like with a binding tape made of paper or the like.
  • binding apparatus in which a binding tape made of paper or the like is wound round an article to be bound such as a stack of paper money, and the leading end of the tape where the tape starts winding is bonded to the end where winding terminates.
  • the tape guide passage in the form of a large arch is secured to the upper surface of the table and an article to be bound needs to be inserted and placed in the centre of the arched tape guide passage. Accordingly, the tape guide passage gets in the way of the article to be bound, and the apparatus as a whole is high and large in dimensions, resulting in difficult manipulation. Further, the above-mentioned arrangement has the defect that, unless the binding tape is securely fed along the tape guide passage, the tape guide passage may get clogged at its mid-portion with the tape or the tape may be caught by the tape guide passage to make it difficult to form a loop. It is therefore required to dispose a mechanism capable of assuring smooth travelling of a binding tape. A variety of such mechanisms have been also disclosed in the prior arts above-mentioned. However, all the mechanisms disclosed include a complex tape guide passage which subsequently complicates the binding apparatus, resulting in increased manufacturing costs.
  • an apparatus comprising: tape rotating means for rotating, substantially by one revolution, the tip of a heat-bonding tape reeled out from a reel, thereby to form a loop; tape travelling means for further reeling out the tape from the reel to enlarge the loop to a predetermined size and for reeling the tape back into the reel such that the tape is wound round an article to be bound inserted in the loop; and pressurizing and heating means for heat bonding the tip under pressure of the tape wound round the article to be bound and the end thereof, where the winding terminates (Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 7041/1987).
  • the bonding may be solidified by cooling the heat-bonded portion of the tape up to a certain point after the pressurizing and heating means has been separated from the tape bonded portion.
  • both operations of pressurizing and heating the tape are carried out by a single pressurizing and heating means. Accordingly, immediately after the pressurizing and heating means has been separated from the bonded portion of the tape, the bonded portion is still hot, whereby the bonding is not yet solidified. Therefore, the reaction toward the force of tightening the article to be bound often causes the bonded surfaces to detach from each other.
  • a binding apparatus with a tape which comprises: tape rotating means for rotating, substantially by one revolution, the tip of a heat-bonding tape reeled out from a reel, thereby to form a loop; tape travelling means for further reeling out the tape from the reel to enlarge the loop to a predetermined size and for reeling the tape back into the reel such that the tape is wound round an article to be bound which has been inserted in the loop; pressurizing and heating means for heat bonding the tip under pressure, of the tape wound round the article to be bound and the end thereof, where the winding terminates; and cutting means for cutting a predetermined portion of the tape bonded by the pressurizing and heating means, between said pressurising and heating means and the tape reel, and which is characterized by further comprising pressing means for continuously pressing the bonded portion of the tape for a predetermined period of time after the pressurizing and heating means has been separated from the bonded portion of the tape.
  • the pressing means can continuously press the bonded portion of the tape for a predetermined period of time after the pressurizing and heating means has been separated from the tape. Therefore, the bonded portion of the tape can be continuously pressed while the bonded portion is cooled to solidify the bonding up to a certain point. This prevents the bonded surfaces of the tape from detaching from each other, assuring reliable binding.
  • the binding apparatus of the present invention includes a table 1, a receiving plate 2, moving and holding means 8 forming tape rotating means, tape travelling means 3, a pressurizing and heating unit 5 forming pressurizing and heating means, a pressing unit 6 forming pressing means and a cutter 55 forming cutting means.
  • An article A to be bound such as a stack of paper or the like, is to be placed on the table 1.
  • This table 1 is divided into a front table 1 a and a rear table 1 b .
  • the front table 1 a can be separated from the rear table 1 b so that the inside of the table 1 can be exposed.
  • a passage groove 10 for a binding tape T is formed between the front table 1 a and the rear table 1 b (See Fig. 2).
  • the binding tape T is adapted to pass through the passage groove 10.
  • Guide plates 11 and 12 extending from above the table 1 to under the table 1 are respectively disposed at the left and right sides of the passage groove 10.
  • One guide plate 11 is disposed at a side remote from a reel 13 of the binding tape T disposed under the table 1, while the other guide plate 12 is disposed at the side of the reel 13.
  • the guide plates 11 and 12 are disposed to facilitate travelling of the binding tape T reeled out from the reel 13, as well as to enable the binding tape T itself to hold its loop shape above the table 1.
  • the guide plate 12 has a portion under the table which is disposed substantially in parallel with the table 1, while the guide plate 11 has a curved portion under the table 1.
  • the guide plate 11 has a lower end portion connected to a pressurizing plate 61 of the sub-pressurizing unit 6 to be discussed later (See Fig. 1). This lower end portion of the guide plate 11 can be so bent as to follow the movement of the sub-pressurizing unit 6.
  • the portions of the guide plates 11 and 12 over the table 1 have tips opposite to each other with a gentle inclination.
  • the portions of the guide plates 11 and 12 over the table 1 are respectively housed in support frames 11 a and 12 a standing on the table 1, of which opposite faces are opened and which have a channel-shape section.
  • the support frames 11 a and 12 a have widths slightly larger than those of the guide plates 11 and 12, and have heights equal to those of the portions of the guide plates 11 and 12 over the table 1.
  • the receiving plate 2 flush with the upper surface of the table 1 is disposed in the vicinity of the guide plate 11 of the table 1.
  • This receiving plate can advance and retract from the inside of the rear table 1 b toward the passage groove 10 and vice versa.
  • the receiving plate 2 has a holding plate 21, and the binding tape T can be held by and between the lower surface of the receiving plate 2 and this holding plate 21. More specifically, in working steps to be discussed later, the receiving plate 2 may advance toward the passage groove 10 at such working steps that the binding tape T needs to be held, and may retract into the rear table 1 b at other working steps.
  • the receiving plate 2 is used when portions of the binding tape T are bonded to each other. Accordingly, the receiving plate 2 preferably has a square shape in front view and may be made of a heat-resistant material such as an iron sheet.
  • the tape travelling means 3 for reeling in and out the binding tape T is disposed under the table 1 substantially at its centre.
  • the tape travelling means 3 has a delivery roller 31 and a binding roller 32, made of rubber or the like, both pivotally connected to a lateral plate 15 of the rear table 1 b .
  • the delivery roller 31 is so controlled as to be rotated in the forward direction (indicated by the arrow X in Fig. 1) and is used when reeling out the binding tape T on the reel 13 from the guide plate 11 to the guide plate 12.
  • the binding roller 32 is so controlled as to be rotated in the reverse direction (indicated by the arrow Y in Fig. 1) with respect to the delivery roller 31.
  • a metallic sub-roller 33 is mounted on the lateral plate 15 immediately on the delivery roller 31 substantially at its axis. This sub-roller 33 may come in contact with the delivery roller 31.
  • a metallic sub-roller 34 is disposed immediately on the binding roller 32 substantially at its axis. This sub-roller 34 may come in contact with the binding roller 32.
  • the delivery roller 31 and the binding roller 32, and the sub-rollers 33, 34 are respectively mounted on arms 35 and 36 respectively rotatable around axes 01 and 02.
  • the arm 36 is rotated so that, when reeling out the binding tape T on the reel 13, the delivery roller 31 comes in contact with the sub-roller 33 (consequently, the sub-roller 34 is separated from the binding roller 32 at this time), and so that, when reeling in the binding tape T to bind the article A to be bound, the binding roller 32 comes in contact with the sub-roller 34, in contrast with the above.
  • a torque limiter 100 is disposed on a drive shaft 9 of the binding roller 32.
  • This torque limiter 100 includes: a cylindrical housing 101 coaxially connected to a drive shaft 9 a at the side of a motor (not shown); a friction plate 102 which is disposed in the housing 101 such that the rotation of the friction plate 102 with respect to the housing 101 is regulated and which is movable axially of the drive shaft 9; a friction plate 103 which is in surface-contact with the friction plate 102 and which is connected to a drive shaft 9 b at the side of the binding roller 32; and a compression coiled spring 104 housed in the housing 101 for pressing the friction plate 102 toward the friction plate 103.
  • This torque limiter 100 is adapted so that, for as long as the rotational torque of the drive shaft 9 is below a predetermined value, the friction plate 103 is rotated following the friction plate 102, and such that, when the torque exceeds a predetermined value, slippage occurs between the friction plates 102 and 103 to prevent the transmission of torque exceeding a predetermined value to the binding roller 32. Accordingly, this not only prevents excessive fastening of the binding tape T when the article to be bound with the tape T is bound, but also wear of the binding roller 32 because of slippage occurring between the binding tape T and the binding roller 32.
  • the shaft 9 a and/or the housing 101 may be moved toward and away from the drive shaft 9 b . In such a case, the pressurizing force of the compression coiled spring 104 to the friction plate 102 may be adjusted as necessary, enabling the binding amount of the binding tape T to be adjusted when an article to be bound is bound with the tape.
  • a guide plate 14 for positioning the binding tape T widthwise is mounted on the lateral plate 15 at the tape travelling portion between the delivery roller 31 and the binding roller 32.
  • Fixing and holding means 4 is mounted on the lateral plate 15 in the vicinity of the delivery roller 31 and the sub-roller 33.
  • This fixing and holding means 4 includes a pair of upper and lower holding members 4 a and 4 b by and between which the binding tape T can be held (See Fig. 4).
  • One holding member 4 a is mounted on the lateral plate 15 so that the vertical position of the holding member 4 a is adjustable, while the other holding member 4 b is vertically movable in association with a link mechanism (not shown).
  • the moving and holding means 8 is mounted on the lateral plate 15 between the fixing and holding means 4 and the receiving plate 2.
  • This moving and holding means 8 includes holding members 8 a and 8 b which are not only vertically and longitudinally movable but also rotatable with the binding tape T held by and between the holding members 8 a and 8 b (See Fig. 4).
  • This moving and holding means 8 may be not only vertically movable from the fixing and holding means 4 to the vicinity of the receiving plate 2, but also longitudinally movable from a window portion 16 formed in the lateral plate 15 toward the passage groove 10.
  • the holding members 8 a and 8 b are a pair of overlapping leaf springs of steel.
  • the binding tape T may be held by the longitudinal movement of the holding members 8 a and 8 b into the passage groove 10.
  • a pair of leaf springs forming the holding members 8 a and 8 b have tips which are outwardly turned to facilitate holding of the binding tape T at the time of the longitudinal movement above-mentioned (see Fig. 7).
  • the moving and holding means 8 is rotated substantially by one revolution such that the positions of the holding members 8 a and 8 b are inverted (See Fig. 6).
  • the pressurizing and heating unit 5 is disposed below the receiving plate 2 in Fig. 1, and is used to heat bond portions of the binding tape T to each other.
  • This pressurizing and heating unit 5 includes a link 51, a receiving stand 52 interlocking with the link 51, a heater 53 secured to the receiving stand 52, and a support for the receiving stand 54 disposed at the lower end of the receiving stand 52.
  • the link 51 is vertically moved by a first eccentric cam 71 connected to a motor (not shown) as a drive source of the entire binding apparatus.
  • the heater 53 may be a cartridge heater and is provided at it's upper right end with a concave 53 a .
  • the support 54 may be a resilient member such as a coil spring such that, when the heater 53 approaches the receiving plate 2, portions of the binding tape are gradually pressed to the receiving plate 2.
  • the cutter 55 is secured to the receiving stand 52 so that the vertical position of the cutter 55 can be adjusted, with the cutter 55 being adjacent the lateral side of the heater 53 at the side of the fixing and holding means 4.
  • This cutter 55 made of a steel flat plate has an upper end turned toward the fixing and holding means 4, and the upper surface of the cutter 55 is saw-toothed.
  • the cutter 55 may be adjusted such that its upper surface is flush with the upper surface of the heater 53.
  • the pressing unit 6 is driven by a second eccentric cam 72 coaxially connected to the first eccentric cam 71.
  • This pressing unit 6 includes the pressurizing plate 61 and an elevating lever 62.
  • the pressurizing plate 61 disposed substantially horizontally has a right end rotatably mounted on the lateral plate 15, and a left end so formed as to be housed in the concave 53 a of the heater 53 being flush with the upper surface of the heater 53 at the time when pressing the binding tape.
  • the elevating lever 62 has an upper end connected to the centre of the pressurizing plate 61 and a lower end engaged with the second eccentric cam 72.
  • the eccentric cams 71 and 72 control the timings of vertical movement of the pressurizing and heating unit 5 and the pressing unit 6, respectively. More specifically, the configuration of the eccentric cams 71, and 72 shifted in phase permits the pressurizing and heating unit 5 and the pressing unit 6 to be lifted up substantially simultaneously until they come in contact with overlapping portions of the binding tape T, and also permits the pressing unit 6 to be lowered after the pressurizing and heating unit 5 has been lowered. This enables the pressing unit 6 continuously to press the bonded portion of the binding tape T for a predetermined period of time after the pressurizing and heating unit 5 has been separated from the binding tape T.
  • the binding tape T is constituted by a main material t such as paper which is not meltingly bonded, and thermoplastic resin P laminated on at least one side of the main material t (See Fig. 5).
  • a main material t such as paper which is not meltingly bonded
  • thermoplastic resin P laminated on at least one side of the main material t (See Fig. 5).
  • overlapping portions of the binding tape T can be heat bonded by heating these portions with the heater 53.
  • the tape T has a width of 25 to 50 mm.
  • the binding tape T reeled out from the reel 13 passes through the gap between the binding roller 32 and the sub-roller 34 separated from each other, is held by and between the delivery roller 31 and the sub-roller 33, and passes through the gap between a pair of holding members 4 a and 4 b separated from each other.
  • the tip of the binding tape T is held by the moving and holding means 8 which has been moved to a position in the vicinity of the fixing and holding means 4 (hereinafter referred to as the lower position) (See Fig. 4 (f)). From this position, the moving and holding means 8 is rotated substantially by one revolution to a position in the vicinity of the receiving plate 2 (hereinafter referred to as the upper position) (See Fig. 4 (a)).
  • the delivery roller 31 is forwardly rotated to feed a predetermined amount of the binding tape T from the guide plate 11 along the guide plate 12, whereby a loop is formed.
  • the delivery of the binding tape T and the formation of a loop above the table 1 can be achieved smoothly and satisfactorily by the suitably inclined guide plates 11 and 12, the support frames 11 a and 12 a having suitable widths, and the binding tape T fed at a suitable speed (See Fig. 4 (b)).
  • the receiving plate 2 is moved from the inside of the table 1 toward the passage groove 10 so that the tip of the binding tape T is held by and between the holding plate 21 disposed at the receiving plate 2 and the lower surface of the receiving plate 2.
  • the moving and holding means 8 passes through the window portion 16 in the lateral plate 15 and is retracted from the passage groove 10. While being rotated substantially by one revolution, the moving and holding means 8 is moved to the lower position and stands ready for the next operation.
  • the sub-roller 33 is separated from the delivery roller 31 and another sub-roller 34 is lowered into contact with the binding roller 32.
  • the binding roller 32 is then rotated (in a direction opposite to the rotation direction of the delivery roller 31) to reel in the excessive amount of the binding tape according to the size of the article A to be bound so that the article A is bound (See Fig. 4 (c)). It is here noted that, at the initial rotation of the binding roller 32, the moving and holding means 8 is in a retracted position relative to the inner part of the window portion 16 in the lateral plate 15.
  • the fixing and holding means 4 holds the binding tape T, and the moving and holding means 8 advances to hold the binding tape T.
  • the heater 53 of the pressurizing and heating unit 5, and the left end of the pressurizing plate 61 of the pressing unit 6 approach toward the receiving plate 2 until they nearly come in contact with the lower side of the receiving plate 2.
  • the heater 53 and the pressurizing plate 61 press the portion of the binding tape T at the side of the reel 13 toward the lower surface of the tip of the binding tape T held by and between the receiving plate 2 and the holding plate 21 (See Fig. 4 (d)).
  • the pressurizing plate 61 first comes into contact with the tape and presses the right sides of the portions to be bonded of the binding tape T, thereby to prevent these portions of the binding tape T from being positionally shifted.
  • the heater 53 comes into contact with the binding tape T to press the tape portions to be bonded, whereby these tape portions are heat bonded to each other.
  • the pressurizing and heating unit 5 is further pressed and the cutter 55 of the pressurizing and heating unit 5 elevates and cuts the binding tape T which is located as stretched between the moving and holding means 8 and the heater 53.
  • the pressurizing and heating unit 5 is retracted and separated from the binding tape T.
  • the pressurizing plate 61 of the pressing unit 6 still continuously presses the right side of the bonded portion of the binding tape T while the temperature of the bonded portion is lowered to solidify the bonding up to a certain point (See Fig. 4 (e)).
  • the pressing unit 6 is separated from the binding tape T (See Fig. 4 (f) to complete the binding operation, and stands ready for the next binding operation.
  • a switch S is disposed on the upper surface of the table 1 on which the article to be bound A is placed (See Fig. 2).
  • This switch S prevents the motor from being driven simultaneously with the completion of the binding operation, assuring safety in a series of the operations above-mentioned. More specifically, while the binding operation is under way and the article to be bound A is present on the table 1, the switch S is pushed down by the weight of the article A to be bound, thereby to prevent the motor from being driven for newly feeding the binding tape T. When the binding operation is complete and the article A to be bound is removed from the table 1, the switch S projects from the upper surface of the table 1 to enable the motor to be driven.
  • the binding apparatus of the present invention can be applied for a variety of articles including printed matter such as paper money, catalogues, public lotteries and merchandise bonds, or paper for printing, and so forth. Further, this binding apparatus can also be safely applied for articles, for example dried lavers for Japanese sushi dish which are soft in themselves and susceptible to damage if excessively bound.
  • the pressurizing plate 61 of the pressing unit 6 continuously presses the bonded portion of the tape for a predetermined period of time after the heater 53 of the pressurizing and heating unit 5 has been separated from the binding tape. Accordingly while cooling, the bonded portion of the tape is still under way and the bonding is not solidified yet immediately after the tape has been bonded, the bonded portion can be maintained as pressed, thereby to prevent the bonded surfaces from detaching from each other.
  • tape delivery and binding is achieved by the tape travelling mechanism including two rollers, i.e., the delivery roller 31 and the binding roller 32, but this can be achieved by a single roller which is forwardly and reversely rotatable.
  • the tape cutting cutter may be disposed adjacent the holding plate 21 under the receiving plate 2 and may be longitudinally moved from the inside of the table 1 toward the passage groove 10 to cut the tape.
  • the moving timings of the pressurizing and heating unit 5 and the pressing unit 6 may be electrically controlled by use of solenoids, instead of mechanical control by the eccentric cams 71 and 72 as in the embodiment.
  • the pressing means (6) presses the tape bonded portion to prevent the bonded surfaces from detaching from each other, thereby assuring reliable binding.

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  1. Ein Streifenbindeapparat mit einem Streifen, umfassend:
    Streifendrehmittel (8) zur Verdrehung des Vorderendes eines hitzeverbindbaren Streifens (T), der von einer Spule (13) abgewickelt wird, um im wesentlichen eine volle Umdrehung, um hierdurch eine Schleife zu bilden; Streifenfortbewegungsmittel (3) zur weiteren Abwicklung des Streifens von der Spule, um die Schleife auf eine vorbestimmte Weite zu vergrößern, und zum Rückspulen des Streifens (T) auf die Spule (13), so daß der Streifen (T) um einen zu bindenden, in die Schleife eingesetzten Gegenstand herumgewickelt wird; Druck- und Heizmittel (5) zur unter Druck erfolgenden Hitzeverbindung des vorderen Endes des um den zu bindenden Gegenstand herumgewickelten Streifens mit dessen anderem Ende, an dem die Wicklung endet; und Schneidmittel (55) zum Schneiden eines vorbestimmten Teiles des Streifens (T), dar durch die Druck- und Heizmittel (5) verbunden ist, zwischen diesen Druck- und Heizmitteln (5) und der Streifenspule (13),
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß
    der Streifenbindeapparat mit einem Streifen weiterhin Andrückmittel (6) umfaßt zur kontinuierlichen Anpressung des verbundenen Teilen des Streifens (T) während einer vorbestimmten Zeitdauer nach Ablösung der Druck- und Heizmittel (5) von dem verbundenen Teil des Streifens (T).
  2. Ein Apparat mit einem Streifen (T) nach Anspruch 1, bei dem die Druck- und Heizmittel (5) und das Andrückmittel (6) jeweils durch phasenverschoben rotierende Nocken (71, 72) angetrieben sind.
  3. Ein Apparat mit einem Streifen (T) nach Anspruch 1, bei dem das Schneidmittel (55) mit den Druck- und Heizmitteln (5) einstückig ist.
  4. Ein Apparat mit einem Streifen (T) nach Anspruch 1, bei dem die Streifenfortbewegungsmittel (3) so angeordnet sind, daß zwei Rollen (31, 32), die in entgegengesetzten Richtungen drehend angetrieben sind, wahlweise mit dem Streifen in Kontakt gelangen, und die Rolle (32) zum Einrollen des Streifens über einen Drehmomentbegrenzer (100) angetrieben ist.
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