Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – Envelope sealing type
Patent
1982-08-04
1984-01-31
Massie, Jerome W.
Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture
Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor
Envelope sealing type
53376, 53383, 156227, 1564422, 156578, B65B 1148
Patent
active
044287941
ABSTRACT:
Envelope sealing apparatus employing a deflector to deflect the leading envelope flap out of the normal path through which the envelope moves and into contact with a reversely moving water wheel which wets the flap to activate adhesive thereon. The inherent rigidity of the envelope proper is relied on to thereafter force the deflector aside, permitting the envelope proper to pass the water wheel without contacting the same. As the envelope continues along the path, a diverter causes the deflected envelope flap to curl under and as the envelope passes thereby, forces in cooperation with the water wheel the envelope flap into closing relationship with the envelope. A downstream sealing roller completes closing and sealing of the envelope.
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Hayskar Robert A.
Stock Robert A.
Massie Jerome W.
McMullen Frederick E.
Xerox Corporation
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