Improvements relating to Machines Employed in the Manufacture of Paper, Card-board, and like Boxes or Wrappers.
Year: 1899

page_text: Date of Application, 4th July, 1899.
Complete Specification Left, 2nd Apr., 1900-Accepted, 5th May, 1900
Improvements relating to Machines Employed in the Manufacture of
Paper, Card-board, and like Boxes or Wrappers.
I, THOMAS BISHOP, of 44, Deritend, in the City of Birmingham, Manufacturer,
do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
This invention consists of improvements relating to to machines employed
in the manufacture of paper, card-board, and like boxes or wrappers, my object
being to provide simple and effective means whereby the box or wrapper material
shall be automatically fed on to the pasting or glueing roll.
In the construction of a machine in accordance with my invention, I so hinge
the working bed or table at one end of the supporting frame or standard that it
can be raised clear of the pasting or glueing roll mounted on a spindle beneath
the bed in an ordinary manner. The bed or table has a slot or aperture through
which the upper part of the roller projects to distribute the pasting or glueing
substance over the required portion of the paper, card-board, or other material
from which tlie boxes or wrappers are to be made.
Adjacent to the belt pulley by which the pasting roll spindle is driven I mount
a toothed wheel and make it gear with another wheel or pinion fixed to a spindle
carried in a bracket bolted or otherwise secured to the upper surface of the bed
or table, and on the said spindle I mount a feed-roll which is preferably provided
with peripheral rings of india-rubber or like material. Immediately beneath the
feed-roll I mount an idle roll, and the paper, card-board, or other material from
which the box or wrapper is to be made, on being inserted between the two-rolls
is gripped and carried forward with the required part in contact with the pasting
or glueing roll. Suitable strips or guiding pieces are arranged on the bed or table
of the machine to prevent diversion of the material whilst being carried through
by the automatic feeding mechanism.
As the pasting or glueing roll rotates it passes, on its underside, through the
ordinary frough or receptacle containing the "dexterine" or other usual and
known material employed for pasting.
Dated thin law of T... 1900
MARKS & CLERK,
18, Southampton Buildings, London, W.C., &
13, Temple Street, Birmingham,
25, Cross Street, Manchester, Agents for Applicant.
Improvements relating to Machines Employed in the Manufacture of
Paper, Card-board, and like Boxes or Wrappers.
I, THOMAS BISHOP, of 44, Deritend, in the City of Birmingham, Manufacturer,
do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is
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page_text: to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the
following statement:-
This invention consists of improvements relating to machines employed in the
manufacture of paper, card-board, and like boxes or wrappers, my object being
to provide simple and effective means whereby the box or wrapper material shall
be automatically fed on to the pasting or glueing roll.
On the accompanying sheets of explanatory drawings to be hereinafter referred
to;-
Figure 1 is a front elevation with part in section, and Figure 2 a sectional end
elevation through the line a b Figure 1, illustrating my improved machine.
The same reference letters in the two views indicate the same parts.
In the construction of a machine in accordance with my invention, I so hinge
the working bed or table A at one end of the supporting frame or standard that
it can be raised clear (as indicated by dotted lines at Figure 1), of the pasting or
glueing roll B mounted on a spindle C beneath the bed in an ordinary manner.
The bed or table has a slot or aperture through which the upper part of the roll B
projects to distribute the pasting or glueing substance over the required portion
of the paper, card-board, or other material from which the boxes or wrappers are
made.
Adjacent to the belt pulley D, by which the pasting roll spindle C is driven,
I mount a toothed wheel E and make it gear with another wheel or pinion F
fixed to a spindle G carried in a bracket bolted or otherwise secured to the upper
surface of the hinged bed or table A, and on the said spindle I mount a feed-roll
which is preferably provided with peripheral rings as H of india-rubber or like
material. Immediately beneath the feed-roll I mount an idle roll J, and the paper,
card-board, or other material from which the boxes or wrappers are made, on being
inserted between the two rolls is gripped and carried forward with the required
part in contact with the pasting or glueing roll B. Suitable strips or guiding
pieces as K and L are arranged on the hinged bed or table A of the machine to
prevent diversion of the material whilst being carried through by the automatic
feeding mechanism.
As the pasting or glueing roll rotates it passes, on its underside, through the
ordinary trough or receptacle as Mf containing the "dexterine" or other usual and
known material employed for pasting.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention and in what manner the same is to lie performed, I declare that what
I claim is:-
1. In machines employed in the manufacture of paper, card-board, and like
boxes or wrappers, the provision of automatic feed mechanism substantially as
described and as illustrated.
2. The improved machine for pasting or glueing paper, card-board; and like
boxes or wrappers, substantially as described and as illustrated.
Dated this 21st_dow
1000
MARKS & CLERK,
18, Southampton Buildings, London, W.C., &
13, Temple Street, Birmingham, &
25, Cross Street, Manchester, Agents for the Applicant.