Back-splitting apparatus for use in production of books

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83278, 83437, 83614, 83925A, B26D 534

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ABSTRACT:
Back-splitting apparatus for use in the production of books such as account books, notebooks, textbooks and the like for separating a block of stacked sheets of paper, bound together at one side by gluing and constituting a plurality of books, into individual books. A plurality of projection pieces are provided at one sides of the final sheets of the respective books of the block. A suction member is disposed at the position faced with one of the projection pieces, and a pawl member is disposed movably to the lower portion of the suction member. The block of stacked sheets of paper is separated into individual books accurately by advancing a back-splitting cutter knife into the back surface side of the projection piece interposed between the suction member and the pawl member. Thus, this apparatus can effectively separate a block of stacked sheets of paper made of thick and extremely thin sheets.

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patent: 758156 (1904-04-01), Taylor

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