JPS6226023B2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention involves attaching phototypesetting photographic paper to a cutting board in a releasable manner, cutting out the necessary parts one by one, and pasting them onto a block board as shown in the manuscript. This invention relates to a pasting device for phototypesetting photographic paper used in the production of phototypesetting blocks.

The process of pasting phototypesetting photographic paper is to phototypeset the necessary characters, figures, etc. shown in the manuscript in a continuous manner using the specified typeface and shape, and then place the photographic paper on a cutting board. Follow the vertical and horizontal ruled lines to make it easy to peel off, and use a cutting ruler to accurately cut out a group of letters and figures that have been phototypesetting on the photographic paper as shown in the manuscript, and use your fingertips or tweezers to cut them out. The work is to make a block by picking it up and pasting it accurately on a block board according to the manuscript, but the manuscript and block board are different sizes, so
The cutting table also requires a certain area, so spread out the manuscript, the block mount, and the cutting table on the workbench, cut the photographic paper, and transfer the cut characters and figures to the block mount. The work of pasting the originals exactly as they were written was a very difficult task, as situations such as the originals, the mount for the printing plate, and the cutting board often overlapped with each other.

This invention solves the above-mentioned difficulties in pasting phototypesetting photographic paper, in which cutting of photographic paper and work of pasting the cut photographic paper onto a base plate must be carried out in succession. In order to overcome this problem, the manuscript, the mount for the printing plate, and the cutting table are placed close to each other, and placed vertically, that is, three-dimensionally, so that they do not interfere with each other's work.
To obtain a pasting device for phototypesetting photographic paper which is independently movable and arranged so that cutting work and pasting work can be carried out easily and quickly in succession.

The structure of the present invention will be explained with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawings.The lower end of the front surface forms an inclined surface 2 that slopes downward in the front, and the upper end of the inclined surface 2 has a constant height at the rear end and is slightly inclined toward the rear. The side frames 1 on both sides, which have a shape in which the vertical surfaces 3 are continuous, are connected by a horizontal frame of a certain length, etc., and assembled into a container frame, and the front ends of the inclined surfaces 2 at the lower ends of the both side frames 1 are
Horizontal track frame 4 with a fitting step 4″ on the inside of the upper end surface
The rear end of the inclined surface 2 is connected with the horizontal receiving frame 4', and the front end of the cutting base 6 is connected with the fitting stepped part 4''.
The rear end is placed on the receiving frame 4' so that it can be slid left and right, and the right end connection between the track frame 4 and the receiving frame 4' is partitioned to hold tweezers, cutlery, Sellotape, etc. The cutting table 6 is made of a rubber-like material that does not leave any marks from the cutting blade, with vertical and horizontal ruled lines on the surface. (Commercial goods)
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, a guide plate with guide grooves 15 provided at right angles on the left side and upper edges, which is already done on a drawing board, etc. 15', connect the guide plate 17' with a guide protrusion 17 perpendicular to the front side of the ruler 16 to the left end of the cutting ruler 16 as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, and loosen the handle screw 18. By using a device in which the inclination angle of the guide protrusion 17 and the ruler 16 can be finely adjusted, the cutting work can be carried out easily and quickly.

On the cutting table 6, the photographic paper 5 on which the letters and figures shown on the original 10 have been phototypeset continuously in the specified size, font, and figure can be peeled off using double-sided adhesive tape or viscous glue. The required characters and figures are accurately cut out on the cutting table 6 and pasted on the block mount 12. At the intersection of the inclined surface 2 and the vertical surface 3, which are intermediate to the document table 9 at the upper end, use synthetic resin or metal cellophane tape, etc., to make the base plate 12 easy to peel off. A cylindrical plate mounting base 13 made of a material that can be accurately pasted is fitted with rotating shafts 13 protruding from both ends at the intersections of the vertical surfaces 3 and inclined surfaces 2 of both side frames 1. It is fitted into the groove 14 and is rotatably attached.

Vertically and horizontally ruled lines are applied to the surface of the mount mounting base 13 to ensure that the mount 12 is installed in an accurate position.
2 can be attached using cellophane tape, or by using a printing paper presser foot similar to a typewriter's printing paper presser, which is installed in advance on the printing paper mounting base 13. It is fixed.

The work of pasting the cut photographic paper 5 onto the base plate 12 and cutting out a required group of letters and figures phototypesetting on the photographic paper 5 is carried out in exact accordance with the instructions on the manuscript 10 attached to the upper edge. Therefore, the original 10 is movably mounted on the original table 9, which is a magnetic iron plate of a constant width, which is fitted and attached from the upper ends of the vertical surfaces 3 of the side plates 1 on both sides, and is pressed with a magnetic paperweight 11.

As described above, the phototypesetting printing paper pasting device of the present invention has a document table 9 on which the document 10 is movably mounted.
A mount mounting table 13 for rotationally movably mounting a mount 12 for pasting the phototypesetting photographic paper 5 cut out, and a cutting table 6 for cutting the photographic paper 5 subjected to phototypesetting. Since it can be arranged independently and movably close to each other three-dimensionally so as not to interfere with each other's work, cutting and pasting of phototypesetting photographic paper 5, which was conventionally difficult and time-consuming, is possible. This has the effect of making work easier and faster.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of this invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view of FIG. 1. Figure 3 is a right side view of Figure 1. FIG. 4 is a plan view showing an example of a cutting board. FIG. 5 is a side view showing the lower side of FIG. 4. FIG. 6 is a plan view showing an example of a cutting ruler. FIG. 7 is a side view showing the lower side of FIG. 6. In the figure, 1... Side frame, 2... Front downward slope, 3... Elevated surface, 4... Track frame, 4'... Receiving frame, 4''... Fitting step, 5
...photographic paper with phototypesetting, 6...cutting stand, 9
...Manuscript stand, 10...Manuscript, 11...Magnetic paperweight, 12...
Mount for block copy, 13...Cylindrical base plate mounting stand, 1
3'... Rotating shaft of the mount mounting base for the plate, 14... Shaft fitting groove.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 The lower end of the front side forms an inclined surface 2 that slopes downward toward the front, and the rear end of the inclined surface 2 that slopes downward from the front has a continuous vertical surface 3 whose upper end slopes slightly toward the rear at a constant height. The side frames 1 are connected with a horizontal frame of a certain length, etc., and assembled into a container frame, and the front ends of the inclined surfaces 2 of the side frames 1 on both sides are connected with the track frame 4 with a fitting step 4'' provided on the inside of the upper end surface. A cutting table 6 whose rear end is connected laterally with a receiving frame 4' for cutting phototypesetting photographic paper 5 is fitted with its front end into the fitting stage 4'' of the track frame 4, and the rear end is connected with the receiving frame 4'. 4 and install it so that it can slide freely from side to side,
A document stand 9 made of a magnetic iron plate of a constant width is attached to the upper end of the standing wall 3 of the side frame 1 on both sides, with both ends fitted into the side frame 1 on both sides, and a document 10 is placed on the document stand 9 with a magnetic paperweight 11. A cylindrical plate holder 13 is attached to the lower side of the document table 9,
The rotating shafts 13 protruding from both ends are rotatably fitted and held in the shaft fitting grooves 14 provided at the intersections of the inclined surfaces 2 and vertical surfaces 3 of the side plates 1 on both sides. Photographic paper with phototypesetting 5
The original 10, the mount 12 for the stencil, and the cutting table 6 are separated from each other so that they do not interfere with each other's work. and move freely.
A pasting device for phototypesetting photographic paper, characterized in that it is arranged close to each other in a three-dimensional manner.