Method and apparatus for manufacturing printed tablets

Bookbinding: process and apparatus – Process – Of making multiple books from a single book

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53157, 53519, 53435, 832001, 836511, 83925A, 156250, 156297, 412 10, 414 42, B42C 900, B42C 1304

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ABSTRACT:
A stack of printed sheets is divided into individual tablets by inserting paper boards at intervals of a predetermined number of sheets in the stack. A continuous filament is threaded in zig-zag fashion across each successive board before a binder is coated on one face of the stack to secure the edges of the sheets and boards together. With one end of the filament anchored, the other end is pulled out from between each board and the adjacent sheet in a direction to sever the coating at the edge of the board. As each loop of the zig-zag filament is withdrawn, it cuts the coating at each successive board, dividing the stack into separate tablets.

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patent: 4399602 (1983-08-01), Hancock et al.
patent: 4480517 (1984-11-01), Miyamoto

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