Bizerba Se & Co. Kg

Moritz Dehner

Alexander Hirsch

Joerg Haigis

Pascal Eppler

Peter Will

Jörg Haigis

The invention relates to a cutter for self-adhesive linerless endless tape labels, said cutter comprising a transport roller, which is rotatable about an axis of rotation, and a blade unit that comprises a blade carriage, which is linearly travelable in parallel with the axis of rotation of the transport roller, and a cutting blade that is rotationally fixedly held at the blade carriage and that is directed in the direction toward the transport roller, wherein the endless tape labels can be led between the transport roller and the blade unit. The blade unit comprises a blade holder that forms an assembly with the cutting blade, in which assembly the cutting blade projects with a fixed overhang over the blade holder, with the assembly being displaceably fastened to the blade carriage and a spring device, in particular a compression spring, being provided that preloads the assembly into an extended position.

Cutter for self-adhesive linerless endless tape labels

The invention relates to a scale, in particular to a store scale, comprising a scale platform including a load cell integrated therein, a label printer unit, and a plastic housing unit, wherein the scale platform, the label printer unit, and the plastic housing unit are each configured as a module, and wherein the label printer unit and the plastic housing unit are arranged disposed laterally next to one another and together form a substructure for the scale platform that is placed on both the label printer unit and the plastic housing unit.

Scale with label printer

Disclosed is a method of cutting off self-adhesive linerless endless tape labels, using a cutter of a label printer, wherein the cutter comprises a transport roller, which is rotatable about an axis of rotation, and a blade unit that is linearly travelable in parallel with the axis of rotation of the transport roller and that has a cutting blade directed in the direction toward the transport roller, where tape labels pass between the transport roller and the blade unit, and are transported further step-wise in a motorized manner, by one label, and, between two consecutive further transport steps, the blade unit is linearly traveled in a motorized manner between a start position and a target position in order to cut off a label, such that the label is completely cut off and is held at the transport roller by the blade unit in the target position of the blade unit.

Method of cutting off labels

A printer for printing on a print medium includes: a receptacle for taking up the print medium into a roll; a print head for printing onto the print medium during a printing process; a print roller for directing the print medium past the print head during the printing process; and a cutting device for separating a printed portion of the print medium. The cutting device includes a stationary blade, a blade that is movable against the stationary blade, and a drive motor for moving the movable blade from a rest position, into a cutting position, and back. The drive motor includes a transmission and at least one drive pin. A rotational movement of the drive motor with the transmission and the at least one drive pin is converted into a linear movement of the moving blade. A movement path of the at least one drive pin is circular or elliptical.

Cutting device for continuous labels

The invention relates to a scale having a housing and one or more adjustable feet, wherein the housing has a respective mount into which the respective adjustable foot is inserted, wherein the respective adjustable foot can be introduced into the respective mount from below, wherein the adjustable foot has a foot piece that is supported in the mount in a rotationally fixed and axially movable manner and has an adjustable spindle connected to the housing in an axial fixed and rotationally movable manner, wherein the adjustable spindle has a threaded section at its lower end with which the adjustable spindle engages into a counter-thread formed in the foot piece, and wherein a rotational movement of the adjustable spindle effects a longitudinal movement of the foot piece relative to the adjustable spindle. The adjustable spindle has a snap-in connection section at its upper end that engages an undercut formed in the respective mount while forming a snap-in connection.

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Hechinger, Germany

Moritz Dehner