Jagenberg Aktiengesellschaft

Jagenberg Werke Ag

Jagenberg Werke Atkiengesellschaft

Jagenberg Papiertechnik Gmbh

Jagenberg Querschneider Gmbh

Bielomatik Jagenberg Gmbh + Co. Kg

Karl Thievessen

Peter Weiss

Herbert Schonmeier

Ewald G Welp

Manfred Weis

Guido Spix

Gerhard Buschmann

Egbert Most

Georg Schaffner

Runald Meyer

Albert Stitz

Knut Welkers

Dirk Voessing

Werner Reitter

Dirk VÖSSING

An apparatus is provided for decelerating sheets which are to be placed on a stack. The apparatus comprises rotatably driven clamping elements, which are provided with clamping zones that intermittently reach to the feeding plane of the sheet when revolving. The apparatus further includes a mating element which is rotationally disposed on the opposite side of the conveying plane of the sheets such that a sheet can be clamped between the clamping zones and the mating element. The clamping elements are connected to an asymmetrical rotary drive unit while being equipped with ring segment-shaped clamping zones on a section of the circumference thereof. A deflecting device is also provided which deflects the rear edges of the sheet from the feeding plane in a downward direction arranged at a distance from and upstream of the clamping elements in the direction of travel of the sheets.

Device for decelerating sheets to be placed on a stack, especially paper or cardboard sheets

A machine for cross cutting a material web has a main frame part unitarily formed with a pair of transversely spaced main sides and with at least one main traverse extending transversely between the main sides and a secondary frame part unitarily formed with a pair of transversely spaced secondary sides and with at least one secondary traverse extending transversely between the secondary sides. The main frame part is formed at its sides with a seat on which the respective sides of the secondary frame part fit complementarily with the main and secondary traverses extending parallel to each other. Two blade drums rotatable about respective transversely extending drum axes have ends journaled in the sides at the seat. Fasteners secure the frame parts together at the seat to opposite sides of the drum ends.

Machine for cross cutting a material web

Unwinder device for reels

An unwinding device for rolls of paper or cardboard has a pair of stands which are movable toward and away form one another on release by motors which have sprockets engaging nontraveling chains fixed at their ends relative to the rails. The stands have bearing housings displaceable vertically thereon and carrying heads engaging in the roll and vertically shifted by piston-and-cylinder assembly in the plane of the uprights of the stand.

Unwinding apparatus for wound rolls

System for joining webs of material

Method and means for cutting a web

A device for connecting the end of one strip of material (6) which is being taken off a first roll with the start of a strip from a new roll (3) on a take-off machine, which is replacing the first roll, with a cutter (19) to cut the strip (6) being taken off, a device to hold the strip end (6.4) produced by this, and to press the strip end to the outside circumference of the new roll (3) replacing the old roll, in order to produce an adhesive bond, is made much simpler in design by the fact that above the take-off point, in a frame, two pairs of pivot arms (8, 13), each parallel, are attached. One pair of pivot arms (8) carries a transport element (7) to lift part (6.4) of the strip being taken off, which can be pivoted opposite the strip movement direction, from a rest position (11) behind the strip part (6.1) being guided to the guide roller (5) in the strip movement direction, into an end position (12) which is located outside the area of a full roll (3). The second pair of pivot arms (13) carries a holder element (14) at its free end, and in front of it, a press-down element (17) for the lifted strip part (6.4), and can be pivoted from the end position (12) of the first pair of pivot arms (8) in the strip movement direction up to the outside circumference of a full roll (3).

Device for connecting strips of material

A device for unwinding a web of material from a reel. It has two supporting arms that are positioned separated and extending across the web, that can be pivoted up, and that can accommodate and hold the reel in such a way that it can be rotated. To improve a generic device to the extent that it will be simple in design and take up little space, the pivoting bearings for the supporting arms are moved between two positions that extend horizontally and mutually displaced across the axis of rotation.

Device for unwinding a web of material from a reel

An expanding mandrel for clamping a tubular member, especially a tubular core on which a paper web can be coiled in a machine for coiling the web or for supplying the web from a coil, has a pin with flat surfaces against which bracing elements support angularly equispaced segments in a cage which are pressed outwardly to urge convex surfaces of the segments against the inner surface of the core. Along longitudinal edges of the segments rounded rises or protuberances are provided which prevent stress peaks tending to damage the core.

Expanding mandrel assembly for a web-coiling core

A method of and device for attaching a web of material rolling off to a processing machine to the beginning of a fresh web that is wound on a reel. To provide a method that will inexpensively and rapidly ensure a reliable attachment between the two webs, the first web is separated upstream of a stored section with the processing machine turned off and the separated section at least partly reserved, the section of web with the second web is then forced into contact, and the end of the reserved web section attached to the beginning of the second web as it arrives by releasing the reserved web section with the processing machine in operation. The device comprises an upright with the replacement reel mounted on it, a mechanism for reserving a supply of web, and a mechanism for cutting the web. To provide a device for carrying out the method that will be simple in design and universally applicable, a transfer mechanism that accommodates at least part of a separated section of the first web and that can be forced into contact with the outer surface of the replacement reel is positioned between the cutting mechanism and a reservoir.

Method and device for attaching a web of material rolling to the

A device for tensioning core tubes, especially core tubes for webs of paper or similar materials, consists of several tensioning segments in the shape of arcs of a hollow cylinder. The segments can be displaced radially inside a cage and are distributed around an arbor. Supports are positioned between the arbor and the tensioning segments in circumferential grooves on the surface of the arbor. The cross section of the arbor is an equilateral polygon in the vicinity of the grooves. The side of each support that faces a tensioning segment is spherical and is inserted into a corresponding hemispherical depression in the inner surface of the tensioning segment. The side of each support that faces the arbor has a contact surface that matches the cross-section of the floor of the groove.

Device for tensioning core tubes

An unwinding apparatus for rolls of materials pivotably mounts the rolls with a pivot drive at each end of the roll. The torque of each pivot drive is equalized relative to the machine frame in each direction of rotation by providing for each pivot drive, a resiliently mounted lever which is fixed to the pivot drive and a contact member which is linked to the lever. Four switches are arranged in pairs symmetrically with respect to the contact member and are actuated thereby in response to movement of the lever resulting from torquing by the pivot drives.

Unwinding apparatus for rolls of material

A device for chucking tubular winding cores, and particularly cores carrying paper webs or webs of similar material, wherein chucking segments forming a cylindrical surfaces are radially positioned by means of a core trunnion having an equilateral polygonal cross section, each of the chucking segments bearing on an individual surface of the trunnion through a support member having a rounded profile and producing a line contact. The support members are carried without play or with very little play in a cage inserted coaxially to be freely rotatable between the chucking segments and the core trunnion.

Device for chucking tubular winding cores

An apparatus for rotatably mounting a web on a spool including two chucks, each carried by a shaft which is rotatably mounted in a mounting frame, and each having a mandrel axially delimited by a stop flange and on which the spool is releasably clamped. Each chuck has a stripping ring disposed around the mandrel between the stop flange and a spool to be received, and configured to be axially slidable therealong, and wherein the ring comprises an axially extending collar. An actuating device is mounted on the mounting frame and is coactive with the stripping ring to effect the axial displacement thereof away from the stop flange so as to strip the spool from the mandrel. The actuating device comprises a pressure member mounted for movement from a rest position to an operative position and having elements for grasping the collar of the ring at at least two points uniformly distributed over its periphery and pushing it away from the stop flange when in the operative position, and permitting the free rotation of the ring when in the rest position.

Chuck for webs of material wound onto spools

An apparatus for unwinding rolls of sheet material and for adhering the end of one roll to the beginning of the next at full running speed, without interruption. Means are also provided to permit operation with rolls of different widths and even with two narrow rolls alongside one another. A support which can be operatively positioned between two such narrow rolls can be moved laterally out of the way to take up an end-supporting position when a single wide roll is being unwound.

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Grevenbroich, Germany

Karl Thievessen