Paper pasting device

Winding – tensioning – or guiding – Unwinding – With attachment to preceding material

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2425546, 2425561, B65H 1918

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060193077

ABSTRACT:
A paper pasting device has a depressing member depressing a paper web being fed. The paper web is depressed onto a roll of a paper web by the depressing member. The paper pasting device includes first depressing element cooperatively connected with the depressing member, for urging the depressing member toward the currently consumed paper and depressing the currently consumed paper onto the another roll of the paper web, and second depressing element provided separately from the depressing member and actuated after depressing operation of the first depressing means for contacting with a proper second portion of the depressing member and the cooperating member of the depressing member, for contacting with the proper second position of the depressing member and the cooperating member and reinforcing a depressing force by the depressing member.

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patent: 3353765 (1967-11-01), Huck
patent: 4555288 (1985-11-01), Nozaka
patent: 5360181 (1994-11-01), Hayashi et al.

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