Jagenberg Aktiengesellschaft

Jagenberg Werke Ag

Dieter Osburg

Peter Voss

Jakob Bodewein

The invention relates to a sheet stacking device on paper cross-cutting machines, consisting of a sheet supply and stacker device. A stacking device of this type comprises elements which retard the paper sheets supplied from a supply speed to zero and thus guide the sheets so that after being laid down they form a stack having a straight edge. The auxiliary elements required for the direct formation of the stack form the sheet stop board (8) and lateral guide plates (12, 13). In the case of a change of format, which generally necessitates a displacement of the sheet stop board (8) in the direction in which the sheets are supplied and of the lateral guide plates (12, 13) at right angles to the direction in which the sheets are supplied, in the case of an automatic format adjustment for the sheet stacking device, an exchange of the format-dependent lateral guide plates (12, 13) is no longer required. Therefore it was necessary to construct the lateral guide plates so that they are no longer exchanged when the format is changed, but that their effective length can be adapted to the respective longitudinal format of the sheets. This takes place due to the fact that each lateral guide plate (12, 13) is divided into at least two parts, so that with a large format, both parts form a long lateral guide plate (12, 13) and with a short format, a part (13) is raised by a drive (19), so that the sheet stop board (8) may pass under the raised lateral guide plate (13) close up to the lateral guide plate (12) which has remained in the working position.

Device for stacking sheets

A device for conveying and stacking sheets of paper has a first conveying unit receptive of sheets for stacking and a second conveying unit downstream of the first conveying unit for removing a stack and wherein the units include upper and lower belts. A single upper belt is associated with two lower belts for the two units and the upper belt is alternately coupled for movement with one or the other of the two lower belts at the same speed as the lower belt to which it is coupled to effect either the stacking of the sheets or the movement of the stack.

Device for conveying and stacking sheets of paper

In the changing of the dimensions of sheets of paper to be stacked by a paper stacking apparatus including a conveying station, adjustable upper tapes moving about reflection rollers, separating shoes, ejector rolls, separating plates and stopper boards, the improvement which comprises displacing the upper tapes along with their deflection rollers, the separating shoes, the ejector rolls, and the separating plates all together transversely to the paper path. This is effected by providing a rod which connects the upper-tape deflection rollers, a separating shoe, ejector rolls, and a separating plate whereby they will all be transversely displaced together.

Device for stacking sheets of paper

A revolving cross cutter has two knife drums coupled together, wherein the upper knife drum is mounted for movement towards and away from the lower drum for setting a gap between the two. A sensor-controlled lift mechanism is responsive to forcible lifting of the upper knife drum to lift same away from the lower drum when a jam-up occurs.

Revolving cross cutter

A slitter for web material comprises at least one pair of rotatable circular knives each comprising a lower cup knife and an upper disc knife which plunges into the web material during use. The upper disc knife is disposed with its axis perpendicular to the line of movement of the web of goods and the lower cup knife is disposed with its axis at a selected angle to the line of movement of the web of goods.

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Neuss-Weckhoven, Germany

Dieter Osburg