Apparatus for punching a hole in a paper web

Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – With work-engaging structure other than tool or tool-support – Having tool-opposing – work-engaging surface

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83879, 408 95, 408101, 408241S, B23B 4100

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045780048

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for punching a hole in a paper web, in particular for the production of liquid packs, has a movable punch which can be pressed against a counter-plate and which has a circular blade at its tip. In accordance with the invention, to permit the desired hole to be punched into the packaging material to the desired depth, using simple means, the punch has a rotationally driven cutter head. Due to the rotary movement of the punch or the blade-forming edge at the tip of the punch, the blade is no longer merely pressed into the paper web, as in previously known punching apparatuses, but in accordance with the invention it is rotated perpendicularly to the pressing movement, giving a cutting effect as when using a knife.

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