Unidirectional pinch rollers for a cloth spreading machine

Advancing material of indeterminate length – Shiftable part allowing hand loading – With shiftable roller

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226181, 226186, G03B 156, B65H 2002

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051937280

ABSTRACT:
An end cutter includes a pair of rollers (64,73) operatively arranged to frictionally engage cloth passing through the nip thereof. One of the rollers is mounted for unidirectional rotation such that the cloth may be pulled forwardly from a roll, but cannot retract when such pulling force is released. The logic includes a pressure comparator and pneumatically-operated safety dump valve (92,94) for sensing whether the cutter (31) has encountered a motion-impeding obstruction on its forward cutting stroke, and automatically releases the force urging the cutter to move forwardly in such event. The cutter is mounted on a rodless cylinder (48).

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