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    • 专利摘要:
    A metal strap segment is provided for forming a loop about compressible material (18) and has a first joint-forming portion (20) on one end and a second joint-forming portion (22) on the other end, each of the joint-forming portions (20, 22) containing an array of longitudinally spaced joint elements which are adapted to interlock to form a sealless strap connection when the joint-forming portions (20, 22) are overlapped. An abutment (40) is provided at the distal end of the second joint-forming portion (22) and a disengageable antireverse engaging means (50), such as a tab or receiving aperture, is provided on the first joint-forming portion (20). The engaging tab or aperture (50) is located, with respect to the distal end of the first joint-forming portion (22), inwardly of and adjacent the array of longitudinally spaced joint elements. The engaging tab or aperture (50) is also associated with the inner side (34) of the strap (16) so that when the strap loop is placed about the material (18) and is outwardly bowed, the abutment is forced against the inner side (34) of the first joint-forming portion (20) and is aligned to engage the engaging means to prevent disengagement of the connection when the joint-forming portions (20, 22) are moved relative to each other in a disengaging direction. The connection is easily disengaged, however, by orienting the overlapping joint-forming portions (20, 22) in a generally inwardly bowed position and then displacing one of the joint-forming portions (20, 22) longitudinally relative to the other portion in the disengaging direction (Fig. 4).
    公开号:SU929001A3
    申请号:SU792806054
    申请日:1979-08-16
    公开日:1982-05-15
    发明作者:Лемз Питер；А.Мейер Вильям
    申请人:Сайноуд Корпорейшн (Фирма)；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    (54) FITTINGS FOR BINDING ITEMS
    权利要求:
    Claims (7)
    [1]
    The invention relates to a packaging technique and relates to a device for wrapping objects with a tape made of a rigid laminate material, preferably a metal strip. A device for wrapping objects is known, which contains a tape, at the outer and inner ends of which there are connecting notches 1. The disadvantage of this device is that when it is used, the strength of the connection of the ends of the tape is broken if the voltage disappears at the connection point and / or if the ends of the tape are displaced from each other in the longitudinal direction, for example, at the junction. The joint is disconnected and the ends of the tape move away from one another. The purpose of the invention is to increase the strength of the connection of the ends of the tape by preventing the tape from disengaging when it is loosened. The goal is achieved by the fact that in the proposed device for wrapping objects on the inner surface of the tape there is a stop located on the valve connecting section on the chaff on the opposite side relative to the outer end of the tape. In this case, the inner end of the tape has a supporting edge for abutment. In addition, the stop can be made in the form of steps, curved on the tape. In addition, a tab can be attached to the edge of the inner end of the tape, and an opening for the tab is formed at the location of the abutment. In addition, an abutment projection may be formed at the inner end of the strap. In this case, the protrusion and the emphasis formed by notches in the tape. In addition, the protrusion and the stop can be formed by a slot in the tape with the bend of the transverse edges. FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an arrangement for the wrapping of objects, in perspective view; in fig. 2 view A in FIG. one; in fig. 3 - view of the object (bale) compressed in a press f in FIG. 4 - zone B in FIG. 3, a partial sectional view on a zoom scale. In FIG. 5 is a view of the object (bale), compressible, in a press with a curved band of the tape joint in FIG. b - 13 - connections of the overlapping tsix of the tape ends, (Respectively, with the stop, the supporting edge for the stop; the step bent on the tape; the tongue fixed on the edge of the inner end of the tape; the hole of the tongue and the protrusion of the device for tying the objects (FIG. 1-6) contains a tape 1 on the outer and inner ends 2 and 3 of which are located the connecting notches 4. On the inner surface of the tape 1 a stop 5 is fixed, located on the edge of the section of the connecting notch 4 on the opposite side relative to the outer end 2 of the tape, while The inner end of the tape has a supporting edge b for the stop 5. Depending on the design and / or the accuracy of the production of the support. On the edge b and the stop 5 are in contact or at some distance from one another, in any case the junction is bent, therefore, the abutment and the supporting edge are in contact, if the junction areas are aligned in the direction of separation of the joint.If it is necessary to separate the binding, then the material in the pile is pressed so that the area of the overlap joint moves away from the surface of the material, while the loop of the tape is displaced from the outwardly bent to the inwardly curved position so that the h5O stop 5 at the edge of the section 7 moves away from the supporting edge 6. In this position, the relative displacement of the section 7 or the sections 7 and 8 in the longitudinal direction leads to the separation of the joint. In the process of tying the bale 9, for example cotton, it is first compressed using press plates 10 (not shown) (Fig. 3) and then the ends of the tape are joined in zone B, forming a closed loop (yoke), while the latter tends to bend out on each side of the pile 9. If the ends of the tape are connected on the side remote from the plates 10 of the press (Fig. 4), then the joint zone B is on the outwardly curved area of the ribbon loop and is offset outward from the surface of the bale. Then the plates 10 are wiped out, and the bale 9 expands (up to a contact with the loop of the tape 1. At the point of contact, the loop of the tape goes deeper into the bale (Fig. 2) and forms a loop with rounded corners, and It looks like it is shown in Fig. 1. The seamless connection of the tape is first made between sections I and 12, tape 1 when the bale is compressed (Fig. 3), therefore it is bent outward and removed in the connection zone from the surface of the bale. in zone B (Fig. 4). After connecting the overlap of the ends of the tape, the outer section 11 y c Its edge moves away from the belt section 12 to distance a (FIG. 4). The edge of the tape section 12 tends to press against the inner end 13 of the tape at point o (FIG. 4). The stiffness of the metal tape causes the tape section 11 remains offset from the distance 3. from the tape section 12. When performing the stop in the form of a step 14 bent on the tape 1 (Fig. 7), the latter has sections 15 and 16 forming a joint, while the sections are mutually overlapped and connected. Each of the sections contains a series of longitudinally arranged connecting notches 17. Step 14 is preferably formed in section 15 during the manufacture of the tape and serves together with the inner end 18 of the tape to engage with the stop 19 of the joint-forming section 16 to prevent the seamless connection of the tape from separating when the ribbon loop covers the material to be bound and is curved outward. In this case, the stop 19 is pressed against the inner side of the section 15 in the vicinity of the step 14. Thus, the step 14, preventing the bushing from reversing, is held in a position aligned with the end of the tape or with the stop 19, even if section 5 is biased outward from section 16 (FIG. 4). To properly engage the stage 14 with the belt stop 19, the belt stage is positioned relative to the edge. section 15 inwards and in the vicinity of longitudinally positioned notches in section 15. When it is necessary to sever the binding, the material in the pile is pressed so that the overlap zone moves away from the surface of the material. It is possible to displace the loop of the tape from the outwardly bent position to the inward curved (Fig. 5), and the stop 19 at the edge of the tape section 16 departs from the step 14 bent on the tape, and the sections 15 and 16 are displaced in the longitudinal direction, which leads to the separation of the tape joint . A tongue 21 is fastened on the edge of the inner end 20 of the tape (Fig. 8), and a tongue 22 is formed at the location of the abutment, the hole can be aligned with the tongue when the tape is shaped like a loop and a seamless connection is formed between the junction areas 23 and 24. . Hole 22 is fabricated 5 in the manufacturing process of the tape, while it is so connected with the inner end 20 of the tape that it is aligned with the tongue 21 in the region 24 to prevent the seamless tape joint from disconnecting when the loop envelops the material to be bent outward, resulting in a tongue 21 is pressed against the inside of the portion 23 near the opening 22. For proper alignment. tongue 21 with aperture 22 is last positioned relative to the forming joint (section 23 inward (and close) from a number of notches 25 on it. In case of need to separate the ties, the loop of the tape is displaced inward from the outwardly bent position to the inward curved insideward 21 at the tape section 24 extends from the hole 22, the sections 23 and 24 are displaced in the longitudinal direction, which leads to the separation of the joint. At the inner end 26 of the tape, a protrusion 27 can be formed for the abutment 28 (Fig. 9), the protrusion and the abutment turned in opposite directions and each and They are formed by three connected slots, similar to notches 29 in section 30. The stop 28 prevents rotation of the bale and is held in a position aligned with the protrusion even if the joint 30 in the remaining length is displaced outward from the forming joint Section 31, for correct alignment of the abutment 28 with the protrusion 27, the first is located relative to the end of the forming joint of the section 30 inward (and near) from the row of longitudinally located notches 29 on the forming part of the section 30 of the outer end - 32 of the tape. To separate the binding, the material in the bale is pressed to allow an overlap joint to depart from the surface of the material. The loop of the tape can be shifted inward from the outwardly bent position to the inwardly curved position (Fig. 5), with the protrusion 27 in section 31 moving away from the stop 28 and in this position the relative movement of one or both of sections 30 and 31 in the longitudinal direction leads to separation of the joint. J --- The protrusion JJ and the stop 34 can be formed by two connected slits in the tape (FIG. 10) located on the latter at a right angle to one another. The stop 34 and the extension 33 are connected to the outer end 35 of the tape and the inner end 36 of the tape, which allows the protrusion 33 of the joint 37 to prevent the stripping of the strap when the loop envelops the material and is bent outward. As a consequence, the protrusion 33 is pressed against the inner side of the joint-forming section 38 in the vicinity of the stop 34. Thus, the stop 34, preventing retraction of the bale, is always held in the position aligned with the protrusion 33, even if the joint 38 is displaced outwards from the remaining length of the formations forming joint of section 37. In order to properly align the stop 34 with the protrusion 33, the first one is located relative to the end of the joint forming section 38 inward and close to a row of longitudinally located connecting sections on the forming joint section 38. To detach the wedge of material in the bale, it is pressed, the loop of the tape is displaced from the bent outwardly to the inwardly bent position (Fig. 5) and the protrusion 33 in the section 37 of the tape moves away from the stop 34, while the relative movement of one or both of sections 37 and 38 in the longitudinal direction leads to the separation of the joint. The stop 40 and the protrusion 41 (FIG. 11) are formed by three pro-sections in the belt, and their fourth side coincides with the plane of the belt. The protrusion 41 is associated. with the inner end 42 of the tape for alignment with the stop 40 of the joint-forming section 43, which prevents separation of the tie, when the loop covers the uvayemi material and is bent outward, as a result of which the stop 40 moves towards the inside of the joint-forming section 44 and presses against the protrusion 41. For a correct aligning the anvil 40 and the protrusion 41, the first one is always located in relation to the end of the joint-forming section 44 inwards and near the row is longitudinal connecting pins 45 in section 44. To separate the ends of the binding, the material in the bale is pressed There is also an overlap joint zone moving away from the material surface. The loop of the tape is displaced inward from the outwardly bent to the inwardly curved position (FIG. 5), while the stop 40 at the tape section 43 moves away from the protrusion 41. In this position, the relative movement of one or both of the sections 44 and 45 in the longitudinal direction leads to the separation of the joint. FIG. 12, an abutment 46 and a protrusion 47 on the tape are formed by one inclined notch in 71ent, each of which is formed as a raised part or a hump of the tape on one side of the slot. The tape zone on the other side of the notch can be flat and convex in relation to. the plane of the tape in the opposite direction. The protrusion 48 and the stop 49 (Fig. 13) can be formed by a slot in ite linen with curved transverse edges that face opposite (Positive sides. These edges do not have) corners that can interact with other ribbons or b material that is bound. Ensures safety for the staff. A protrusion 48 is connected to the inner end 50 of the tape to align it with the stop 49 at the forming joint 51 to prevent stripping when the loop of the tape covers the material to be bent and outward, so that the stop 49 presses against the inner side of the joint forming portion 52 near the protrusion 48 facing in the opposite direction. This device has the advantage of re-using the bat, preferably when wrapping a large bale with a tape, of a pre-selected length and successive stripping of the tape from the bale cutting the tape at one or more locations and obtaining a shorter length of flax and you use it for packaging of the bale, smaller in size. Claims 1. A device for tying objects, containing a tape, at the outer and inner ends of which are located notches. In order to increase the strength of the joint of the ends of the tape by preventing the tape from disengaging when it is weakened, a stop is located on the inner surface of the tape, located on the edge of the section of the connecting notch on the opposite side relative to the outer end of the tape.
    [2]
    2. The device according to claim 1. This is due to the fact that the inner end of the tape has a supporting edge for abutment.
    [3]
    3. The tool according to claim 1, wherein the stop is made in the form of a step bent on the belt.
    [4]
    4. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that a tongue is attached to the edge of the inner end of the tape, and a hole is formed in the location of the support; for a tongue.
    [5]
    5. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that a projection for an abutment is formed at the inner end of the belt.
    [6]
    6. The tool according to claim 1, which is characterized by the fact that the protrusion and the emphasis are formed by notches in the tape.
    [7]
    7. A device according to claim 1, characterized in that the protrusion and the stop are formed by a slot in the tape with bent transverse edges. Sources of information taken into account in the examination 1. US patent 3303541, cl. 24-20, published. 1967.
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