US3625799A - Device for dispensing and applying lengths of adhesive tape - Google Patents

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US3625799A
US3625799A US853838A US3625799DA US3625799A US 3625799 A US3625799 A US 3625799A US 853838 A US853838 A US 853838A US 3625799D A US3625799D A US 3625799DA US 3625799 A US3625799 A US 3625799A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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  • Montone An0rneyAbbott Spear ABSTRACT Devices are disclosed for applying sections of tape from a roll of tape with the tape trained about a polygonal feed block rotatably supported by a carriage under the control of means to reciprocate it between a first position and a second or tape section applying position.
  • the device includes means turning the feed block and cutting the tape thereon to provide a severed section, neither operation being effected on movement of the carriage from the first to the second position.
  • Carriage reciprocation is effected by various power operated means and such may include stroke adjustments and controls for varying the action of the power-operated means.
  • Means are also disclosed enabling the spacing of the carriage relative to the work to be varied. Stripping means are also included when the tape has an interliner.
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  • the present invention relates to devices for applying to a surface a section of tape from a roll of pressure-sensitive, heatsensitive, or pressure-heat-sensitive tape.
  • the principle objective of the present invention is to provide dispensers that will be free of the above referred-to limitations, an objective attained by providing a dispensing device in which the operations of turning the feed block and cutting the tape thereon are both divorced from the movement of the carriage for the feed block from its first into its second or tape section-applying position, both operations desirably being efiected on the return of the carriage from its second into its first positions.
  • Another objective of the present invention is to provide for adjustments in the length of the stroke of the carriage.
  • Another objectives of the invention are to provide a dispenser in which the rate of travel of the carriage or its force, or both, in either or both directions of its travel can be adjusted.
  • Another objective of the invention is to provide devices in which tape rolls of larger size can be used and yet another objective is to provide devices in which tapes of the type having an interliner can be used with the interliner removed as such a roll is unwound during use.
  • FIG. 1 is a side view of a device, in accordance with the invention, for applying tape sections
  • FIG. 2 is a fragmentary and partly sectioned side view thereof on an increase in scale
  • FIG. 3 is a fragmentary front end view of the apparatus
  • FIG. 4 is a fragmentary, vertical section, on an increase in scale, taken approximately along the indicated lines 4-4 of FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 5 is a front view of the apparatus with the feed block in a tape section-applying position
  • FIG. 6 is a fragmentary and partly sectioned side view of the apparatus with the feed block in said position;
  • FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the feed block on a further increase in scale
  • FIG. 8 is a like view of one of the side plates of the feed block carriage showing one of-the pressure feet
  • FIG. 9 is a side view of apparatus in accordance with another embodiment of the invention.
  • FIG. 10 is a fragmentary side view of apparatus in accordance with yet another embodiment of the invention.
  • FIG. 11 is a section, on an increase in scale, taken approximately along the indicated lines lllI of FIG. 10;
  • FIG. I2 is a section taken approximately along the indicated lines 12I2 ofFIG. 11;
  • FIG. 13 is a face view of a tape roll and its supporting hub
  • FIG. 14 is a like view but with the roll supported by the hub;
  • FIG. 15 is a section taken approximately along the indicated lines 15-15 ofFlG. 14;
  • FIG. 16 is a partly sectioned and somewhat schematic view illustrating an embodiment of the invention in which the carriage is lowered by means of a spring and raised by fluid under pressure;
  • FIG. 17 is a like view of another embodiment in which the carriage is raised by a spring and lowered by means of fluid under pressure;
  • FIG. 18 is a view of yet another embodiment in which the carriage is raised by a spring and moved into its second position by electrically powered means;
  • FIG. 19 is a like view of another embodiment of the invention in which the carriage is lowered by a spring and returned to its first position by electrically operated means.
  • a support 20 includes a base 21 and is cut away to provide an entrance 22 enabling the work to be positioned on the base 21in the path of the carriage 23, the path including a cushion 24 embedded in the base 21.
  • the support 20 has an inturned flange 25 extending along its upper and rear edges.
  • Brackets 26 in support of the cylinder 27 of a double-acting, air-operated unit generally indicated at 28 are secured to the support 20 by bolts 29 extending through vertically disposed slots 30 thus to position the stem 31 of the unit 28 perpendicular to the base 21 and to permit the position of the cylinder 27 to be varied relative thereto.
  • a split clamping ring 32 At the upper end of the stem 31 there is a split clamping ring 32 whose ends are joined by a clamping screw 33 enabling the ring 32 to be moved upwardly and downwardly on the stem 31 and locked in any desired position.
  • the bottom face of the ring 32 carries a cushioning member 34.
  • a transverse arm 35 in support of a tape guide roll 36 is fixed on the upper end of the stem and provided with antifriction inserts 37, of nylon, for example, see FIGS. 5 and 6, in engagement with the support 20 thus to prevent the stem 31 from turning.
  • the carriage 23 is fixed on the lower end of the stem 31 and a sleeve 38 on the stem 31 and butted against the carriage 23 carries a cushioning member 39.
  • the carriage 23 has axles 40, 41, and 42 as may best be seen in FIGS. 2, 6, and 7.
  • the axle rotat'ably supports a feed block 43, shown as rectangular, with its corners establishing transverse, linear cutting edges. Pins 44 project laterally from the sides of the block 43, one pin at each corner thereof.
  • the axle 41 is provided with a tape guide roller 45 and the axle 42 has a yieldable backing 46 and is provided with a rotatable anvil 47.
  • the lower bracket 25 has a depending arm 48 having a central, downwardly opening slot 49.
  • Pawl members 50 are interconnected as at 51 and each is pivotally connected to the arm 48 by a pivot pin 52 which also serves to support within the slot 49 a coil spring 53 whose ends are caught on the arm 48 and on the interconnection 51 thus to yieldably maintain the forked pawl ends 54 in a pin-engaging position with the upper ends of the pawl members 50 in engagement with stops 55 with which the arm 48 is provided.
  • the pawl members 50 when engaged by the then operatively positioned pins 44 cause the feed block 43 to turn a quarter turn, in a counter clockwise direction as seen in FIGS. 1, 2, and 6. Rotation of the feed block 43 in the other direction is prevented by means of a yieldably resilient latch 56 engageable by and holding a pin 44 thus to prevent such turning.
  • the support 20 is also provided with a hub 57 in support of the core 58 of a roll of tape 59.
  • the hub 57 and core 58 are shown as of the type fully disclosed in my copending application Ser. No. 798,852, filed Jan. 9, 1969.
  • the support 20 is also provided with a tape guide roller 60.
  • Tape 59 from the roll mounted on the hub 57 is trained about the guide rolls 60, 36, and 45 and sticky side out about the feed block 43 and, in order that it may be held thereon the headed anchoring pins 61 are provided, desirably two for each face of the feed block 43.
  • the axle 40 is shown as holding the pins 61 operatively exposed but has a cam recess 62, see FIG. 2, to enable the pins 61 to move vertically out of their holding position when the lowermost face of the feed block 43 comes into engagement with a surface to which a tape section is to be applied.
  • the support 20 is provided with a pivot 63 projecting from the side of the support 20 opposite to that on which the hub 57 is mounted.
  • An arm 64 is rotatably mounted on the pivot 63 and has a hub 65 on its upper end extending through an arcuate slot 66 in the support 20 and rotatably supporting the core 67 of a friction roller 68.
  • the arm 64 is under the influence of a spring 69 yieldably maintaining the friction roller 68 in contact with the periphery of the tape roll.
  • the support 20 is provided with a series of threaded holes 70 spaced along one edge of the slot 61 for a threaded member 71 engageable by the arm 64 and functioning as a stop therefor, see FlGS. 1 and 5.
  • the hub 65 and core 67 are also of the type disclosed in the above referred-to application, Ser. No. 798,852.
  • the hub 57 and core 58 are detailed in FIGS. 12-14.
  • the hub 57 is cylindrical .and houses a cup-shaped member 72 rotatably secured by a headed pivot 73 threaded in the closed end of the hub 57 and supporting a coiled spring 74 confined between the pivot head and the closed end of the member 72 thus to provide a frictional drag between the member 72 and the hub 57.
  • a spring 75 is shown as being located within the member 72 with one end 76 anchored thereto and the other end 77 projecting radially outwardly through a slot 78 extending transversely of the member 72.
  • a pull on the tape 59 first causes the core 58 to turn relative to the hub 57 with such turning yieldably cushioning the pull on the tape 59 as it is being unwound and, at the same time so tensioning the spring 75 as to enable it to turn the tape roll in a winding direction when the pull on the tape 59 is terminated and provided that there is slack to be taken up.
  • the hub 65 and core 67 are similar in construction, they are not detailed but it is noted that its spring that corresponds to the spring 75 is necessarily of the opposite hand.
  • the carriage 23 is reciprocated from its first position into and out of its second position and back into its first position.
  • a severed tape section is pressed against a surface by the feed block 43 and when the carriage 23 has been returned into its first position, the feed block 43 has been turned and another tape section severed and presented for subsequent application.
  • the carriage 23 is provided with pressure or holddown feet 81.
  • each foot 81 includes a U-shaped upper end 82 slidably confined in a cavity 83 in a sideplate 84, each sideplate 84 attached to the appropriate side of the carriage 23.
  • the feet 81 normally depend below the feed block 43 and the upward movement of each is yieldably opposed by a spring 85 backed by a pin 86 thus to provide holddown pressure on the work until the feed block 43 has become separated from the severed tape section deposited on the work.
  • the air supply to the cylinder 27 of the unit is shown in FIG. 1 as including a four-way valve 87 having a supply conduit 88 connected thereto and conduits 89 and 90 in communication with opposite ends of the cylinder 27, the conduits 89 and 90 being each under the control of a flow control valve 91 whereby the rate of travel of the carriage in either or both directions can be varied as desired.
  • the conduit 89 is provided with an adjustable pressure regulator 92.
  • the four-way valve 87 may be of any conventional type and is not herein detailed. It may be either manually or automatically operated.
  • FIG. 9 wherein a box 93 is being carried by a conveyor, generally indicated at 94. At one side of the conveyor 94 there is a post 95 in support of a device in accordance with the invention and identical to that just described except that it does not have a base. Corresponding parts are distinguished by the suffix addition A to the appropriate reference numeral.
  • the support 20A includes clamping rings 96 encircling the post 95 and provided with clamping screws 97 thus providing means whereby the spacing of the device from the conveyor 94 may be varied as required.
  • the follower arm 64A is urged towards the tape roll by a counterweight 69A instead of a spring.
  • the tape being used is singlefaced, pressure-sensitive, heat-sensitive or pressure-heat-sensitive sensitive tape.
  • the tape 598 for example, the devices must have means for stripping the interliner 98 therefrom and reference is now made to FIGS. 10-12 wherein parts that correspond to those of previously described embodiments are distinguished by the suffix addi tion B to the appropriate reference numerals.
  • the support 20B has a mount 99 below and rearwardly of the periphery of a tape roll mounted on the hub 578 supporting a tape guide roll 100 of small diameter between its end walls 101.
  • the ends of the tape 59B and the interliner 98 are separated and in order that the tape 598 may be maintained sharply angled, there is provided a tape guide roll 102 on the infeed side of the guide roll 100 and a pair of tape guide rolls 103 and 104 adjacent the outfeed side of guide roll 100, the rolls 102 and 103 being shown as located to insure that, even with large-size tape rolls, the guide roll will establish an acute angle in the tape 598.
  • the tape 59B is, accordingly, disposed as shown in FIG. 10 past the guide roll 102, about the angle-defining guide roll 100, and between the rolls 102 and 103.
  • the tape 59B is then trained about the other guide rolls and connected to the feed block in the manner previously described, see FIG. 1.
  • a stripping member 105 is then replaced and secured to the support 208 as by means of a screw 106.
  • the stripper 105 has a slot 107 dimensioned to receive the interliner 98 and in communication, when in place, with a similarly dimensioned slot 108 opening through the base 21.
  • the stripper 105 has a transverse rounded shoulder 109 fitting against the end walls 101 to define with the roll 100 a throat 110 dimensioned to receive the tape 59B. The shoulder 109 so intersects the slot 107 as to establish a straight edge 111.
  • the slot 107 when the stripper 105 is in place is in alignment with the path of the tape on the infeed side of the roll 100 so that the path of the stripped interliner 98 is straight as it passes the edge 111 which is desirably a rounded edge and is disposed close to the roll 100 so as to prevent the interliner 98 from being pulled into the throat 110 and substantially in the plane of severance between the tape 59B and its interliner 98.
  • the power-operated means is air-operated and double-acting and embodiments utilizing other power-operated means are shown in FIGS. 16-19.
  • the power operated means 28C has its stem 31C yieldably urged downwardly by a spring 112 within the cylinder 27C. Air is delivered into the bottom end of the cylinder 27C through a conduit 113 under the control of a three-way valve 114 and a flow control valve 115 adjustable to control the rate at which the stem 31C is raised to establish the first position of the carriage 23C.
  • the valve 114 may be manually or automatically operated to close the cylinder 27C with reference to the conduit 116 from a source of air under pressure and to connect it to the relief conduit 117 thus to permit the spring 112 to move the carriage 23C into its second position.
  • the port 118 at the upper end of the cylinder 27C is controlled by a flow control valve 119 by which the rate of travel of the carriage 23C, in moving from its first to its second position, can be adjusted.
  • FIG. 17 parts corresponding to those previously described in other embodiments are distinguished by the suffix addition D to the appropriate reference numerals.
  • the embodiment of FIG. 17 is the same as that of FIG. 16 except that the function of the spring 112D is that of returning the carriage 23D to its first position and the function of the air, when the source is connected to the conduit 113D by the three-way valve 114D is to move the carriage 23D into its second position.
  • the spring 112E yieldably maintains the carriage 23E in its first position while a solenoid 120 is operable in response to the closing of a control circuit (not shown) either manually or automatically, to move the carriage 23E into its second position against the action of the spring 112E.
  • a device for applying to a surface a section of tape from a roll of pressure-sensitive, heat-sensitive, or pressure-heat-sensitive tape comprising a support member, a carriage member, means connecting said members for movement of the carriage member between first and second positions relative to the support member, a feed block about which the tape is to be trained and which has a plurality of angularly disposed faces and is axially supported by the carriage member for rotation relative thereto, each corner of the block providing a transverse, linear cutting edge, means to turn said block in one direction through the angle defined by the radii of each two proximate cutting edges thereby to place a trailing face in a position for engagement with the surface when the carriage member is in its second position, said feed block including means operable to detachably anchor said tape to each face on engagement of the tape therewith and releasable on engagement with said surface, and means carried by one of said members and coacting with a trailing corner of the feed block and operable prior to carriage movement from said first
  • the carriage member moving means includes a reciprocable memberand the block turning means and the feed block include coacting portions that are disengaged on movement of the carriage member from its first position and become reengaged on movement of the carriage member towards its first position when the remaining distance of travel is that required to effect the next turn of the block.
  • the support member includes a hub for rotatably supporting a roll of tape and a tape guide roll near the guide roll of the stop-engaging member.
  • the device of claim 1 and resiliently yieldable, work-engaging, pressure feet attached to the carriage member and having a normal position projecting beyond the plane of the face of the feed block that is disposed towards the work and yieldable to permit engagement of that face with the work.
  • the power-operated means is a double-acting, fluid pressure operated unit and a four-way valve in control of the unit.
  • the power-operated means includes a flow control valve in control of the rate of travel of the carriage member, at least in movement from the first to the second position.
  • the power-operated means includes a pressure regulator, in control of the carriage member, at least in its travel from its first to its second position.
  • the power-operated means includes a pair of valves in control of the travel of the carriage member from its first position to its second position, one valve being a flow control valve and the other being a pressure regulator.
  • the power-operated means includes a spring urging the carriage in one direction and a power-operated device operable to urge the carriage member in the other direction.
  • the device of claim 25 in which the unit includes a delivery and relief conduit and a three-way valve in control thereof.
  • a device for applying a tape section of a predetermined length from a roll of tape having at least one face coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive said device including a support and hub on said support for rotatably supporting the core of a roll of tape and including rotatable biasing means connectable to said core and operable to cushion an unwinding pull on the tape and yieldably urging the turning of the tape roll in a winding direction, reciprocable means carried by said support and operable to form and apply a severed section and in one direction exerting an unwinding pull on the tape when a tape roll is mounted on said hub and connected to said means, and a follower including a friction roll for engagement with the periphery of the tape roll mounted on said hub, a member connected to said support for movement relative thereto as the mounted roll is unwound to maintain said friction roll in contact with the periphery of said tape roll, and rotatable biasing means connecting said friction roll to said member and operable to cushion an unwinding pull on the tape and yieldably urge the friction

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