Method and apparatus for reeling a plurality of ribbons

Winding – tensioning – or guiding – Coil holder or support – Spool or core

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242 56R, 242 566, 242 751, B65H 1708, B65H 1724, B65H 3502, B65H 3504

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041757149

ABSTRACT:
This apparatus utilizes a traveling looped conveyor belt upon which a plurality of previously slit web ribbons are received. The conveyor belt is then movably positioned to partially wrap a spool to simultaneously urge each of the ribbons into wrapping engagement with the rotating spool to be wound into a roll thereon. The traveling conveyor belt is selectively positionable about the spool and drive drum to permit removal of the wound roll and the positioning of a new spool so that transfer of the plurality of ribbons can be made from the wound roll to the next spool quickly and automatically at normal operating machine speed.

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