![]() Arrangement for handling stream-delivered printed matter, and reel therefor
专利摘要:
The invention relates to the printing industry, in particular to devices for processing cascade-laid printed products and rolls, and allows for improved usability. The device has a reloading mechanism with a means for removing and setting the coil from a position with a horizontal axis to a position with a vertical axis, which improves the ease of maintenance of the device while saving space and transporting it mainly with the help of traditional vehicles. 2 sec. and 8 hp f-ly, 10 ill. 公开号:SU1715201A3 申请号:SU874028847 申请日:1987-01-19 公开日:1992-02-23 发明作者:Райст Вальтер 申请人:Фераг Аг (Фирма); IPC主号:
专利说明:
The invention relates to the printing industry, in particular to devices for processing cascade-laid printed products and rolls. The aim of the invention is to improve the usability. FIG. 1 shows a winding section, side view; in fig; 2 - part of the roll, cut; in fig. 3-6 - first and second forms of execution: overload mechanism, types and front; in fig. 7 and 8 - a stack of rolls mounted on a pallet; in fig. 9 - headquarters / gy rolls mounted on the floor; in fig. 10 sec unwinding, side view. FIG. 1 shows a movable winding section 1 comprising two located one / above the other winding sections 2 and 3. In each section 2 and 3 of the winding there are supports 4 and 5 for hollow cylindrical cores 6 and 7. These supports 4 and 5 are designed in such a way that cores 6 and 7 are essentially horizontal longitudinal axes 6a, 7a, are mounted on them rotatably. Each section 2 or 3 of the winding is also provided with a schematically shown support 8 or 9 of the feed coil 10 or 11 for the winding tape 12 or 13. This winding tape 12 (13) passes through the drive roller 14 (16). Under each support 4 (5) for the core 6 (7) there is a belt conveyor 16 (17), made in the form of a rocker, fixed on one end with the possibility of rotation around the axis 16a (). Before each belt conveyor 16 (17), another conveyor 18 or 19 is installed (not shown). In front of the conveyor 18 (19), the pit conveyor is located. These conveyors are a common conveyor 2, which cascades one sheet of printed products 21 stacked one on another. The cascaded printed production S delivered by the feeding conveyor 20 via a switch (not shown) is fed to one of the two belt conveyors 18 or 19. In FIG. 1 shows the case when the incoming printed matter S is fed through the conveyors 18 and 16 in the direction of the arrows C to the upper winding portion 2. Here, the printed product S facing flat side to the core b is wound together with the winding tape 12 in the tensioned state on the core 6, which for this purpose is driven into rotation in the direction of arrow A. A self-supporting roll 22 is formed on the core 6, the dimensions of which are designed so that it does not disintegrate if it is given a position at which its longitudinal axis is essentially in a vertical position. The length X (Fig. 2) of the core 6. is less than the width Y of the wound printed product 21. Therefore, the latter extends beyond the edge of the core 6. The lateral edges 21a and 21 of the printed product 21 are completely outside the core. Therefore, the roll 22 in the area of these lateral edges 21a and 21b is not supported. FIG. 2 also shows a wrapping tape 12 wound between the individual layers 24 of printed matter. In the area of this tape 12, the roll 22 has a narrowing of 25. This means that the print production 21 in the area of the tape 12 is somewhat deformed. This deformation contributes to the roll 22 becoming self-supporting, since the adhesion of the printed products 21 in the narrowing zone 25 of the roll makes it difficult for the printed products 21 to shift in the direction of the longitudinal axis 6a of the roll when the longitudinal axis 6a of the roll is transported or stored in a vertical position .. Once roll 22 on. the upper winding section 2 reaches its final size, the incoming strip S of the cascaded printed product is transferred to the lower winding section 3 and is wound onto the core 7 by the proposed method. At this time, the finished roll can be removed from the upper winding section 2 and replaced with a new core. The reloading mechanism 26 comprises a frame 27 mounted on wheels 28. Two horizontal brackets 29 are located on this base 28 with the possibility of lifting and lowering. The brackets 29 at the end are provided with a means for removing and placing the roll in a position where its axis is vertically made as a gripping the jaws 30 fixed on the bracket 29 can be rotated around the axis 31. The gripping jaws 30, the distance between which it can be changed, grab the finished rolls around the circumference and hold them. To remove the reel 22 from the winding section. 2 or 3, this roll 22 is clamped between both turned and upright gripping jaws 30 and removed from the support 4 or 5. Then, before being transported or stored, the roll 22 is turned 90 ° by turning the clamping jaws 30 around the axis 31 to a position in which the longitudinal axis 6a of roll 22 has a vertical direction (FIGS. 3 and 4). Overload mechanism 32 (FIGS. B and 6) 5 also contains a frame 33 equipped with wheels 34. On the frame 33, two brackets 35 are fixed with the possibility of lifting and lowering. They are equipped with rotational hinges 36 at the ends. In these rotational hinges the holder 37 is rotatably mounted around the horizontal axis of the ZBA. grippers 38 and 39, the distance between which can be changed. These 5, the claws 38 and 39 are hooked onto the cylindrical body located on the inside. core 6 circumferential rib 40 and thus hold the core 6. The core 6 is provided with a second circumferential edge 41, which serves to attach the core 6 to the support 4 or 5, The overload mechanism 32 with the grippers 38 and 39 grips the roll 22 held by the supports 4 and 5 and removes this roll from 5 supports 4 and 5, Then the roll 22 by rotation of the holder 37 around the axis Zba install. The position in which the longitudinal axis 6a of the roll 22 assumes a vertical direction. In this position, roll 22 is transported or stored. Both when using the reloading mechanism 26, and when using the reloading mechanism 32, the roll is held only or around the circumference 23 of the roll, 5 or for the core of the roll 6. The support for the rolls from the bottom side, i.e. from the side edges of the 21 a printed product, is absent. Since the roll 22 has dimensions and its own stability, which make it self-supporting, it does not disintegrate even in a horizontal transport position (Figs. 3-6). This creates an opportunity not only to transport the roll 22 in this position, but also to stack it 5 in this position. Tower stack T of several installed directly one on another rolls 22 is placed on the pallet 42. The longitudinal axis 6 and all rolls 22 have a vertical direction. The diameter D of the roll 22 is somewhat less than the length L of the pallet 42. This makes it possible to move the tower stack together with the pallet using conventional trucks, such as a forklift or a truck with a high platform lift. The rolls on the pallets 42 can be installed using reloading mechanisms 26, 32 in the winding section 1, and then delivered along with the pallets to an intermediate warehouse or reloaded onto a vehicle. Traditional vehicles may be used for this. It is desirable that the diameter D of the roll 22 does not exceed or exceed only a small length L or width B of the pallet 42 used. Along with this, it is possible to stack rolls 22 in a tower stack T, which stands directly on the floor. With this method of stacking, the transportation of the coils 22 from the winding section 1 to the warehouse is carried out using reloading mechanisms. However, these reloading mechanisms do not necessarily have to be equipped with means for rotating the rolls from the vertical to the horizontal position, which the reloading mechanisms 26, 32 contain, since these transport devices only have to move the rolls 22 that have already been turned to the horizontal position. vehicles for simultaneously moving two or more rolls. If the printed production 21 wound into a roll 22 is to be further processed, then the rolls 22 or pallet-mounted tower stacks T are delivered to the unwinding section 44 (Fig. 10). This -44 unwinding section should be close to the downstream processing facility. Unwinding section 44 is very similar to winding section 1 and contains two unwinding sections 45 and 46 one above the other. In each section 45 and 46 of unwinding, two schematically illustrated supports 47 and 48 for cores 6 or 7 of the roll are provided. Each unwinding station 45 and 46 is equipped with supports 49 and VO, on which coils 10 and 11 for winding tapes 12 and 13 are placed. Winding tapes 12 and 13 pass through driving rollers 51 and 52 set in motion. Under each support 47 (48) there is a belt conveyor 53 4), made in the form of a rocker arm, which is fixed at one end with the possibility of rotation around the axis of the BZa (54a). For conveyor belts 53 and 54, other conveyors 55 and 56 are installed. Both conveyors 55 and 56 lead to a switch (not shown), to which the outlet conveyor 43 adjoins. By means of the reloading mechanisms 26 and 32, the rolls 22 delivered to the unwinding section 44 in a horizontal position are installed in a vertical position, in which the longitudinal axis 6a of the roll 22 passes essentially in the horizontal direction. In this vertical position, the roll 22 is placed on the support 47 or 48. Then the winding tape 12 or 13 is connected to the coil 8 or 9. As the driving roller 51 or 52 is set in motion, the winding tape 12 or 13 winds up and the folded cascade is also unrolled the printed matter strip S from the reel 22, which then rotates in the direction of the arrow E. The coiled printed matter S is withdrawn in the direction of the arrow F. In the lower unwinding portion 46 (Fig. 10), a printed core is shown which can be removed and behind enen new reel 22, while as the upper portion 45 is manufactured unwinding unwinding roll 22 previously set. By performing the winding sections 1 and unwinding 44 in the form of double sections, it is possible to wind the continuous incoming cascade stream S or wind the printed product 21 in the form of a continuous cascade stream S although the time from time is necessary to replace the full roll 22 with the product-free core 6 (7) or replacement of the free core with a full roll. Since the full rolls 22 have a not very large diameter (as a rule, less than two meters), both winding sections 2, 3 or unwinding 45 and 46 can be placed one above the other, which does not cause a significant increase in the required height of the room. With a core diameter of 6 (7) equal to 50 cm, it has been found that coils with an outer diameter of approximately 150 cm can be wound, which do not disintegrate during transport and storage with the vertical longitudinal axis 6a of the coil, although the side will not be HS support. To transfer rolls 22 from a vertical position to a horizontal one and vice versa, other overload mechanisms having a different design, C8M overload mechanisms 26 and 32 (Fig. 3-6) can be used. The proposed device for processing cascade-laid printed products S and self-supporting roll 22 has, in particular, the following advantages: storing rolls while saving space, simple transportation of rolls using mainly traditional vehicles, no need for investment in special machines and installations ,
权利要求:
Claims (10) [1] 1. A device for processing cascade-laid printed products, mainly newspapers, magazines, etc., containing a hollow cylindrical core rotatably driven around a horizontal axis; a system for feeding a strip of cascade-laid printed products onto a core to which said strip is facing one from its flat sides, a bundle of winding tape connected to the core, fed with tension and wound together with a cascaded strip of printed products to produce a roll, as well as An apparatus for transporting a coil from a winding station, characterized in that, in order to increase its ease of use, it comprises means for removing the finished coil from the winding site and for setting the coil to a position in which its longitudinal axis is vertical. [2] 2. The device according to claim 1, in accordance with the fact that the two installations of the finished roll comprise at least a mechanism for gripping the roll circumferentially and / or for the core, which is preferably movable, [3] 3. The device according to paragraphs. 1 and 2, since it contains a mechanism for installing ready-made rolls with a vertical longitudinal axis one on another. [4] 4. The device according to claim 3. about the fact that it has a pallet for ready-made rolls for installation one on another for Shipment to destination by means of a traditional vehicle, for example, a forklift or a cart with a high lift platform. [5] 5. The device according to PP. 1-4, differs from the fact that it has a winding section with a number of located one above the other winding parts, to which the printed paper is wound alternately. products, each winding section being provided with a support for mounting the core of the roll with rotation with a horizontally directed longitudinal axis, as well as a support for the feed coil for the winding tape. [6] 6. A device according to claims 1-5, characterized in that it has an unwinding section comprising two one unwinding section one above the other, the unwinding section being provided with a support for mounting the core with a horizontal longitudinal axis as well as a support for installing driving spare coil for winding tape, [7] 7. A roll consisting of the core of a hollow cylinder wound around a printed product and wound between a printed product and a winding tape under tension, which, in order to improve usability, the coil has a narrowing in the area of the winding tape to ensure handling roll during transport and / or intermediate storage, with the longitudinal axis of the ruTune being vertical. [8] 8. A roll according to claim 7, characterized in that the length of the roll core corresponds to at least the width of the wound printed product. [9] 9. A roll according to claim 8, characterized in that the side edges of the wound printed product are placed behind the edges of the winding core, [10] 10. Roll according to claim 7-7, characterized in that the inner surface of the winding core is cylindrical. / f / ti / T / A / t // / ///// // /// / // // // 77 / Y // y ////// // /// 7 ////// y teJ it3ue4 .32 II 1 ShP11I} 1111 11M1 11P1 11 / g Sc 2fa ..ha / f / y / /// //// y / / hey ) (f //// iY / 7 ////// 7V7f J " Phie 5 32 37 1Ш I1К11 Р111 1 11Ш 36 V ///// 7 W / /// y r // f 7 / J J Phie. 6 Fie.8 7 "Yy 50 Fig.Yu
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