Maschinenbau Oppenweiler Binder Gmbh & Co.

Kurt Worner

Karl-Fritz Heina

Adolf Hornung

Klaus Wolf

In order to cut through one or several sheets located wholly or partially on top of one another and guided, held by two transport conveyors, through a cutting zone in which a rotating cutting knife is arranged, of which the cutting edge is coordinated with the edge of one face of a cutting roller on the circumferential surface of which one transport conveyor is guided, with firm pressure and in order to achieve a precise cut, a pressure roller is provided, coordinated with the second transport conveyor and pressing it against the first transport conveyor, in the circumferential surface of which pressure roller an indentation has been made to accommodate the second transport conveyor and which extends axially, without contact, to the cutting plane of the cutting knife.

Device for cutting through one or several sheets located wholly or

A guide block (11) has a groove (16) with a flat floor cut into it, in which an endless belt (15) containing perforations (17) travels. A suction opening (18) opens into the floor of the groove (16), to which a vacuum is periodically applied by means of a valve (12). The endless belt (15) travels over a stack (1) of sheets (2) by means of guide rollers (4,5) and a drive roller (3). The vacuum, when periodically applied by the valve (12), operates through the perforations (17) so that the topmost sheet (2) of the stack (1) is sucked against the endless belt (15) and carried away in the same direction (28). One preferred form of the endless belt (15) is a toothed belt, with spaces between the teeth (21) that form vacuum chambers (22). With this compact and therefore easily positionable device, sheets (2) are sucked up from a stack (1) and transported away while maintaining their orientation, meaning that very high production rates are attained.

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Kurt Worner