JPH01156277A - Method for pulling-out and cutting self-adhesive tape - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable a tape to be pulled out, stuck and cut off repeatedly by providing a blade at the cutting position on the side of a tape surface coated with no adhesive, and providing a tip end section at the position of which a tape surface coated with adhesives is received by the reaction of the tape itself. CONSTITUTION:A tape 6 one side of which is coated with adhesives, or the both side surfaces of which are coated with adhesives wherein one side of the surfaces is covered with a cover sheet, is wound up by a winding core 3 so as to be housed in a tape housing case 1. Then, the tape 6 the surface 8 coated with adhesives of which is received by a housing case receiver 17 at all time, is pulled out by pinching a tip end section 16 somewhat projected out so that a tape 10 pulled out is stuck onto the surface 19 of a subject. And after the tape in a specified length has been stuck. When a projected section 2 in a blade form is put on the front surface 7 side of the tape 6 with a case 1 tilted so that the tape is cut off, the tape 6 comes elastically in contact with the receiver 17 by the reaction of cutting while the surface 8 coated with adhesives is received by its tip end 16 projected by a few mm. This constitution thereby enables the sticking work of the tape to be efficiently repeated.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] To store the tape (6) which has been coated with adhesive on one or both sides and wound up on the reel (3), and to quickly and easily cut it to the required length as necessary. The inside of the tip (11) of the tape drawer opening is formed sharply into a blade (12) and the pulled out tape (10) is pulled in the direction of the arrow (9), the tape is cut and the tape is cut by the reaction. The back side (8) where the adhesive has been applied and dipped as shown by the arrow (16) is the blade (12) of the tape outlet (13) of the tape storage case (1).
) on the opposite side of the tape (8).
The adhesive will automatically and lightly fix the tape at a position a few millimeters from the cut surface (16), so the next time you pull it out, just touch the tip of the tape (16) with your fingertip (18) and the tape will be attached to your fingertip. It will be glued to the surface, so if you move your fingertips to lift it,
The tip of the tape (16) easily leaves the tape holder (17), so it can be easily and naturally pulled out continuously without touching the adhesive surface (8) of the tape. This is a tape pull-out cutting method, in which the cutting blade is installed in the completely opposite direction to the structure that receives the cut tip of the conventional adhesive tape cutting method, and the cutting edge is placed a few millimeters from the tip of the cut part. By providing a pedestal on the tape, you can easily pull out the adhesive tape by pinching only the tip on the adhesive side.
The effect of being able to use the adhesive surface effectively and continuously without drying it out is great, and if you operate as shown in Figures 2 and 3, you can accurately cut the tape to the desired length along the adhesive surface. Since it is possible to easily determine the accuracy of adhesion.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view illustrating the operating functions of the present invention;
Figure 3 is a longitudinal cross-section of the operating state when the tape is pulled out and bonded to the surface to be adhered, Figure 2 is a diagram of the state immediately before cutting the tape, and Figure 3 is a diagram of the state immediately after cutting the tape 1...Tape Storage case, 2...Storage case side surface, 3...Storage case center axis, 4...Adhesive tape winding core, 5...Storage case center axis lightening hole, 6...Adhesive tape wound state longitudinal sectional view, 7...Adhesive tape drawn state Surface side of the tape (the side without adhesive), 8... The inside side of the adhesive tape where the adhesive is applied, 9... The direction in which the adhesive tape is pulled out of the case and pulled, 10... Pulled out from the storage case. Tape, 11...Tape outlet tip of tape storage case, 12...Blade-shaped protrusion attached to the tip of (11), 13...Tape storage case outlet, 14...Adhesive tape has blade-shaped protrusion of (12) The direction in which the tip of the adhesive tape that remained on the storage case side when cut is moved by the reaction at the time of cutting, 15... The portion of the cut tape that remained on the storage case side, 16... The tip of the tape that remained on the case side, 17... A pedestal of the storage case that receives the tip of the cut tape, 18... An imaginary diagram showing the state of the fingertip when pulling out a new adhesive tape from the storage case, 19... A cross section of the surface to which the adhesive tape is pasted.

Claims (1)

[Claims] One side of the tape is coated with glue (adhesive), or both sides are coated with glue (adhesive) and one side is covered with a cover sheet to prevent adhesion, then the plastic tape is rolled up one after another and pulled out. When cutting, place a blade on the surface of the cut area where no glue is attached, apply the tape to the blade, pull it to cut, and use the reaction force to cut the tape on the opposite side to remove the glue (adhesive). A method of pulling out and cutting a tape with glue, which is formed so as to receive the coated and dipped surface of the adhesive, and to be located a few millimeters from the cutting site, and then pull out and cut continuously by pinching the tip of the cutting part. .