Knots and knot tying – Knotters
Patent
1979-11-02
1984-01-10
Rimrodt, Louis
Knots and knot tying
Knotters
A01D 5904, B65H 6904
Patent
active
044249926
DESCRIPTION:
BRIEF SUMMARY
The invention concerns a cord fee and delivery device supplying a knotter wherein the cord is gripped by one of the grippers of the knotter and where the item to be tied up is moved parallel with the binding plane relative to the knotter.
In a well-known manner (see CH-Pat. Nos. 438143 and 487020 owned by the assignee) the binding cord is moved partly around the item to be tied up, when binding packages and parcels by means of an angular frame operating together with a knotter mechanism. For the purpose of binding larger items, particularly such as palletized goods, such an angular frame is, however, too unwieldy.
This drawback will be eliminated by the cord feed and delivery system according to this invention.
The drawing shows, as an example, an embodiment of the object of the invention.
FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic view of the device,
FIG. 2 is a sectional view along lines II--II of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 illustrates the curve the cord driver carries out as an evasive movement.
The cord feed and delivery device shown here is driven by a main shaft 5 in synchronism with a knotter 4 (FIG. 1). On the main shaft 5 is mounted a crank 6a which is connected through a crank pin 6b to a connecting rod 7a. The latter is connected by an articulated pin 7b to a rocking lever 8a which is pivoted around a rocker axle 8b. The rocking end of rocking lever 8a is hinged to a push and pull rod 9 which is movable in a pivoted slide bearing 14. The free end of the pushand pull rod 9 is carrying a push rod head 10 (FIGS. 1 and 2). The latter displays on the side turned away from thr rocker axle 8b a projecting part to which is fitted a cord driver 11 projecting perpendicularly from the plane of motor of the rocking lever 8a.
Perpendicular to the main shaft 5 and parallel to the plane of the rocking lever 8a is run a cord feed stitcher 3 which can be moved in its longitudinal direction and one end of which is positioned, when withdrawn, closely in front and underneath the withdrawn push rod head 10. This stitcher end is provided with a unilaterally projecting eyelet 12 (FIG. 2). The cord section 2 adapted for winding around the item 1 to be tied up enters at the projecting side of the eyelet 12 and runs from the other side (cord 18) of the eyelet to the tensioning device 20. The end of the cord is held at a gripper 17 in the knotter 4.
The driver 11 at the end of the push rod 9 gripps the cord running in the eyelet 12 and carries it to one of the grippers 17 of the knotter 4. To prevent the cord 2 from being touched by the blade 19 of the knotter 4, the cord driver 11 carries out an evasive movement in a curve 13 which is determined by the pivotal movement of bearing 14. The stitcher 3 will remain in its withdrawn position until the driver 11 has delivered the cord 2 to the knotter 4.
One example of obtaining the curve 13 is illustrated in FIG. 3. The starting position is indicated by the sign "0". The curve 13 is shown in the dotted line. The motion of the parts producing curve 13 is indicated by numerals 41a, 42a, 43a, 44a and 45a. Movement of the main shaft 5 producing this curve is indicated by the numerals 41a to 45a. The other portion of the curve 13 is indicated as 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45. The numerals contained in FIG. 3 correspond to the numerals in FIGS. 1 and 2, namely, 5, 7a, 8a, 8b, 9 and 15.
The curved path 13 can be produced by any other mechanical device, e.g. by a controlled curve with feeling roller instead of the pivoted bearing 14.
The cord feed stitcher 3 can be moved by mechanical means in active connection with the main shaft 5 or by hand.
The knotting process is described in detail in the patent specifications CH Pat. No. 438143 and CH Pat. No. 487020 referred to above. U.S. Pat. No. 3,583,735 is the equivalent of Swiss Pat. No. 487,020.
1. A machine for binding up large sized packages of bundles, particularly packages and bundles which are palletized, comprising eyelet means; and
2. A cord feed and delivery device according to claim 1, comprising: so that said driver is moved in a curve.
DESCRIPTION
The cord feed
REFERENCES:
patent: 2276919 (1942-03-01), Brassel et al.
patent: 3583735 (1971-06-01), Born
Jecies Saul
Rimrodt Louis
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