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EP0234342B1
EP0234342B1 EP87101414A EP87101414A EP0234342B1 EP 0234342 B1 EP0234342 B1 EP 0234342B1 EP 87101414 A EP87101414 A EP 87101414A EP 87101414 A EP87101414 A EP 87101414A EP 0234342 B1 EP0234342 B1 EP 0234342B1
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Heinrich Volk
Klaus Mikolajczyk
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B41—PRINTING; LINING MACHINES; TYPEWRITERS; STAMPS
    • B41K—STAMPS; STAMPING OR NUMBERING APPARATUS OR DEVICES
    • B41K3/00—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped
    • B41K3/02—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped with stamping surface located above article-supporting surface
    • B41K3/04—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped with stamping surface located above article-supporting surface and movable at right angles to the surface to be stamped
    • B41K3/06—Apparatus for stamping articles having integral means for supporting the articles to be stamped with stamping surface located above article-supporting surface and movable at right angles to the surface to be stamped having type-carrying bands or chains

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  • the invention relates to a printing unit with a housing, a plurality of coaxially arranged setting wheels, with which type-type-carrying type carriers are in a drive connection and can be brought into predetermined setting positions, an adjusting shaft extending through the central openings in the hub area of the setting wheels, which in a wall of the housing is rotatably and axially displaceable and carries at one end at least one driver which can be brought into engagement with radial recesses provided in the hub area of the setting wheels by axial displacement of the adjusting shaft, and which carries an actuating button at its other end, and with at least two locking devices for Locking the dials when they turn and to hold the dials in their rest position.
  • Such a printing unit is known from EP-A-0 153 651 (DE-C-34 06 822).
  • the type carriers are individual, endless bands which carry printing types on their outer circumferential surface. These bands are guided around part of the circumference of the setting wheels and around a deflection edge that runs parallel to and at a distance from the axis of the setting wheels. In each setting position of the belts there is a print type in the area of the deflection edge, whereby this print type is used during the printing process.
  • a printing tape is guided around the deflection edge by turning the actuating button, the operator can feel how a transition from a thin area to a thick area and vice versa takes place. Before a thick area of the printing tape slides around the deflection edge, the operator has to apply a slightly increased torque, by means of which the operator can then feel when a printing tape has been adjusted by one printing type.
  • the cogging force is with the help reinforced a second locking device which generates the locking force by means of an elastically flexible rubber strip and a coil spring, which are arranged so that the coil spring is pressed by the rubber strip into contact with the outer circumferential surface of the setting wheels.
  • a second locking device which generates the locking force by means of an elastically flexible rubber strip and a coil spring, which are arranged so that the coil spring is pressed by the rubber strip into contact with the outer circumferential surface of the setting wheels. Since transport recesses are provided in the outer circumferential surfaces of the setting wheels, into which drive teeth engage on the bands forming the type carriers, the helical spring engages in the region of each setting wheel that is not wrapped in the bands, so that they only come out of one when rotating a setting wheel Recess must be pushed out before the dial can be turned. Under the effect of the rubber strip, it then automatically engages in the next transport recess. The force which causes the force to be pushed out of the transport recess is the latching force which is per
  • the locking device used in the known printing unit consists of two mechanical parts, which must be handled individually during assembly of the printing unit and inserted into the printing unit housing.
  • the latching force is noticeable for the operator, but is still in need of improvement with regard to the clarity of the recognizability of the latching positions.
  • a numbering mechanism in which individual number printing wheels can be brought into the respective printing position with the aid of an adjusting shaft and a driver.
  • the setting wheels are individually subjected to a locking force against rotation by means of a locking device.
  • These locking devices each comprise a ball which is pressed with a spring against recesses in the peripheral surface of the number printing wheels.
  • Each locking device assigned to a printing wheel thus consists of two individual parts that are expensive to manufacture and complex to assemble.
  • a stamp which has printing wheels which carry printing types on their outer peripheral surface.
  • Each of these printing wheels is assigned a locking device, which consists of a plate arranged between the individual printing wheels, which is provided with locking fingers which engage in recesses in a concentric extension of the respective printing wheel. Since such a plate with locking fingers is attached between each two adjacent printing wheels, the individual printing wheels cannot be arranged as close to one another as desired, so that a relatively large distance between the individual characters to be printed must be maintained. In addition, the provision of a separate locking plate for each printing wheel is an unacceptable effort in certain applications.
  • a stamp printing unit is known in which the printing tapes are guided around wheels which are held in certain locking positions with the aid of a locking body.
  • the wheel body contains two spring fingers for each of the wheels, which engage in recesses in the inner circumferential surfaces of the wheels. The provision of the relatively large number of spring fingers increases the susceptibility to malfunction of the known printing unit.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of designing a printing unit of the type described in such a way that, despite a reduced number of components, it results in precisely defined setting positions which are clearly perceptible to the operator during the setting process.
  • a locking device is designed so that it only with the each selected setting wheel and additionally at most with the setting wheels arranged between the selected setting wheel and the other end of the setting shaft is in operative connection.
  • the one latching device which opposes the rotation of a setting wheel, a force felt by the operator, acts in any case on the setting wheel to be adjusted.
  • it can also cooperate with the setting wheels, which lie between the setting wheel that is currently being adjusted and the end of the setting shaft that carries the actuating button. Because of this configuration, the locking device can be constructed with simple means, since it no longer has to act on all setting wheels simultaneously, as in the known printing unit.
  • the adjusting wheels are rotatably mounted coaxially on a sleeve and the adjusting shaft is arranged in the sleeve so as to be axially displaceable and rotatable therewith, the at least one driver through an associated slot running in the axial direction in the sleeve protrudes outwards into the recesses of the respectively selected setting wheel, characterized in that the one locking device is attached to one end of the sleeve and has at least one resilient locking member, and that in the housing wall facing the one end of the sleeve the locking positions assigned to the setting positions of the type carriers for engagement by the at least one locking member are attached.
  • the sleeve carrying the setting wheels and the latching device which defines the setting positions of the setting wheels, form a single component, which has a favorable effect on the assembly time of the printing unit.
  • the resilient locking member with locking recesses result in precisely defined locking positions and thus also precisely defined setting positions of the individual setting wheels, so that it is ensured that the operator performing the setting process reliably brings the type carrier to be set into a precise setting position.
  • the exact definition of the setting positions is a necessary prerequisite for achieving a perfect print image.
  • the development of the printing unit according to the invention thus also contributes to achieving good print images.
  • the advantageous development according to claim 4 ensures a secure storage of the sleeve, so that no warping or jamming can occur if the sleeve is rotated when performing an adjustment process.
  • connection points run so high above the outer circumferential surface of the sleeve that they do not prevent the drivers from being inserted into the sleeve.
  • the development according to claim 8 is suitable for use in a printing unit, in which the setting wheels are not held on a sleeve as in the previously described development, but in a bearing shell.
  • a single component namely the bushing provided with the locking member in the housing wall and by providing locking recesses in the housing wall, an operative connection can be achieved between the locking device and the setting shaft, through which the operator can feel exactly when a type holder is around a position has been continued.
  • the further development of the invention characterized in claim 12 results from a slight modification of the slotted eyelet comprising the adjusting shaft on the side of the actuating button. It does not require any additional components for the realization of the latching device.
  • the development characterized in claim 13 also does not require its own components to achieve the desired locking effect; it can be achieved by simply changing the position of the pin and, if necessary, by changing the shape of the pin on the side facing the setting wheels.
  • the printing unit 10 shown in FIG. 1 contains a printing unit housing which is composed of two housing halves 12 and 14 and in which a plurality of printing bands 20 arranged parallel to one another and guided around setting wheels 16 and a deflection edge 18 are accommodated.
  • the printing tapes 20 carry printing types 22 on one half of their outer circumferential surface and display types 24 on the other half.
  • the assignment of the printing types 22 to the display types 24 is carried out in such a way that printing types 22 which are in the printing position at the deflection edge 18 as in FIG 1, and display types 24, which are indicated by a on the top of the housing arranged window 26 surrounded by a frame 27 are visible, each represent the same number, the same letter or the like. This means that it can be seen on the top of the housing through the window 26 which character can be printed on the recording medium with the printing types 22 located at the bottom on the deflecting edge.
  • Fig. 1 shows that two slots 30, 32 are made in the sleeve 28, which are closed at the left end of the sleeve in Fig. 1.
  • Two drivers 36, 38 which are attached to an adjusting shaft 42, pass through these slots.
  • the setting shaft 42 is rotatably and axially displaceably mounted in a bearing bushing 44 in the housing half 14. By displacing the setting shaft 42 in the axial direction, this shaft can be brought into a drive connection by engagement of the drivers 36, 38 in recesses in the hub areas of the setting wheels 16. In Fig. 1, only two recesses 46, 47 can be seen. The engagement of the drivers 36, 38 in the recesses 46, 47 of an adjusting wheel 16 can be seen.
  • an actuation button 48 is attached, with the aid of which the shaft can be axially displaced on the one hand and rotated on the other hand. Due to the axial displacement of the adjusting shaft 42, the drivers 36, 38 attached to it are first brought into engagement with the recesses 46, 47 of an adjusting wheel 16 to be adjusted, and by rotating the adjusting shaft 42, the pressure band 20 guided around its outer circumference is then moved for as long as until a desired print type 22 is in the print position below the deflection edge 18. As before has been mentioned, the respective position of the printing types 22 can be checked through the window 26 provided at the top of the housing. In order to achieve a drive connection between the pressure bands 20 and the setting wheels 16, the pressure bands 20 have teeth (not shown) on their inner surface, which engage in recesses 52 in the outer peripheral surfaces of the setting wheels 16.
  • a locking mechanism can be seen in Fig. 2 is provided, which ensures that the adjusting shaft 42 in its axial adjustment in one for each Operator noticeably engages in positions in which a clear drive connection is made with only one adjusting wheel 16 to be adjusted.
  • This locking mechanism contains a resilient locking finger 54 integrally formed on the sleeve 28, which projects radially inwards on the inner surface of the sleeve and engages in locking recesses 56 which are provided in a region of the outer peripheral surface of the adjusting shaft 42.
  • a locking recess 56 is provided for each of the setting wheels 16 mounted on the sleeve 28.
  • the setting shaft 42 engages with the leftmost setting wheel 16
  • the setting shaft 42 is moved to the right so that it comes into engagement with the next setting wheel 16, for example first the latching force exerted by the latching finger 54 on the setting shaft 42 is overcome when it is moved upward out of the associated latching recess 56 in the illustration in FIG. 2; it can then fall into the next latching recess 56, which occurs precisely when the setting shaft 42 is in engagement with the second setting wheel 16 from the left.
  • the slotted sleeve 28 serves as a bearing axis for the setting wheels 16, their storage and attachment in Special attention must be paid to the printing unit.
  • the sleeve 28 must have an outer diameter that is as constant as possible for mounting the adjusting wheels 16, and on the other hand it must also have a precisely defined inner diameter so that the adjusting shaft 42 can be easily axially displaced without clamping.
  • the sleeve 28 is attached on one side, the left side in FIG. 1, in a circular cylindrical recess 58. Since the slots 30, 32 are closed on this side of the sleeve 28, the bearing of the sleeve 28 on its outside is sufficient at this point. On the other side, the right side in FIG. 1, the necks 28 are seated on a hub 60 which is formed on the housing part 14. The hub 60 ensures that the sleeve 28 has the necessary stability for the storage of the setting wheels 16 at the associated end.
  • the setting shaft 42 extends in the section immediately adjacent to the actuating button 48 through a passage 62 which is attached to a conical cap 64.
  • this cap has the task of ensuring a smooth covering of the upper plate of the printing unit 10. But it also carries a frame 27 surrounding the window 26, which is slidably mounted on the top of the housing. When the adjusting shaft 42 is axially displaced, the frame 27 moves with the window 26, the end of the viewing window on the left in FIG. 1 being in the plane of the adjusting wheel 16 with which the adjusting shaft 42 is engaged and that consequently can be adjusted. By observing the left end of the window 26, the operator thus knows in each axial position of the setting shaft 42 which printing tape can be brought into the desired position.
  • This locking mechanism is composed of two parts, namely a part molded onto the sleeve and a part attached to the wall of the housing half 14. As can be seen from FIGS. 1 and 2, this latching mechanism is located at the end of the sleeve 28 on the left in the illustration. The exact structure can be seen from the enlarged sectional illustration of FIG. 3.
  • the part of the latching mechanism formed on the sleeve has four fingers 70, 72, 74, 76 arranged symmetrically about the axis of the sleeve 28 as latching members, which run essentially concentrically to the sleeve 28 and are integrally formed on the sleeve at one end by means of a connecting web 78, 80, 82 and 84, respectively.
  • the finger ends formed on the sleeve 28 via the webs 78, 80, 82, 84 are joined in pairs at connection points 86, 88, these connection points 86, 88 lying in the plane defined by the two slots 30, 32, as shown in FIG. 1 so that they bridge the slots at the end on the right in the illustration of FIGS. 1 and 2 and stabilize the sleeve at this end in spite of the presence of the slots.
  • the ends of the fingers 70, 72, 74, 76 facing away from the connection points are designed like a fingertip and engage in grooves 90 which extend axially with respect to the sleeve 28 and which in the radial outer circumferential surface 92 of an annular groove 94 concentrically surrounding the sleeve 28 in the housing wall 15 are attached.
  • the connecting points 86, 88 of the ends of the fingers 70, 72 and 74, 76 have such a large radial distance from the outer circumferential surface of the sleeve 28 that when the printing unit is assembled, the adjusting shaft 42 with the drivers 36, 38 attached to it in the sleeve 28 can be pushed without the drivers 36, 38 abutting the connecting points 86, 88.
  • the relative position of the parts to one another shown in FIG. 3 is one of the positions in which the printing belts 20 assume a predetermined setting position, that is to say a position in which printing types 22 are located in the printing position below the deflection edge 18. If a pressure band 20 is to be adjusted by rotating the setting shaft 42, the setting shaft must first be brought into such a position by axial displacement that the drivers 36, 38 are in the plane of the setting wheel 16 around which the pressure band 20 to be adjusted is guided is.
  • the leftmost printing band 20 in this illustration can be adjusted.
  • the ends of the fingers 70, 72, 74, 76 engaging the grooves 90 are first pressed radially inward against the spring force exerted by the fingers, whereupon they move along the radially outer circumferential surface 92 Slip ring groove 94 until finally fall into the next groove 90.
  • the associated printing tape 20 has thus been moved one step further. This process is repeated until the desired print type 22 assumes the setting position below the deflection edge 18.
  • Pushing the ends of the fingers 70, 72, 74, 76 out of the grooves 90 and falling back into the next grooves 90 is clearly perceptible to the operator, and the respectively simultaneous engagement in four grooves 90 results in precisely defined setting positions, what has a favorable effect on the exact positioning of the print types 22 below the deflection edge 18 and thus also on the print image to be generated.
  • the adjusting shaft 42 can be pushed from the left through the bearing bushing 44, whereupon the sleeve 28 is pushed from the left over the adjusting shaft 42 until the locking fingers in the area of the sectional plane AA of FIG 2 lie.
  • the sleeve is seated then at its right-hand end on the hub 60.
  • the housing half 14 can then be joined together with the housing half 12, the sleeve 28 with the drivers 36, 38 projecting therefrom into the interior of the setting wheels 16 is inserted.
  • the pressure tapes 20 and thus also the setting wheels 16 are in predetermined setting positions which are precisely assigned to the positions of the grooves 90 which determine the respective position of the drivers 36, 38, the drivers 36, 38 also assume positions such that they when inserting into the stack of setting wheels 16 engage in the recesses 47 made in the hub area of the setting wheels 16.
  • a special twisting of the setting shaft 42 with the aim of making it possible to insert the sleeve 28 and the setting shaft 42 into the stack of setting wheels is therefore not necessary.
  • the latching device is always only in operative engagement with the adjusting wheel to be adjusted in each case, in whose recesses 47 in the hub area the drivers 36, 38 engage.
  • the printing unit shown in Fig. 4 differs from the printing unit of Fig. 1 in that the setting wheels 16 'are not supported on a sleeve but on a bearing shell 140 in the printing unit housing.
  • Those components of the printing unit of FIG. 4 which correspond to components of the embodiments in FIGS. 1 and 2 are identified by the same reference numerals, supplemented by a dash.
  • the adjusting shaft 42 ' extends axially to the adjusting wheels 16', and it has at its end a component 43 connected via a snap connection to it, which carries drivers in the manner of the drivers 36, 38 of Figures 1 and 2. These drivers are in the representation of Fig. 4 not recognizable because they are not in the plane of the drawing.
  • the drivers 36, 38 act just like the drivers 36, 38 with recesses in the inner circumferential surfaces of the adjusting wheels 16 ', whereby the drivers can be brought into a drive connection with a selected adjusting wheel 16' by axially displacing the adjusting shaft 42 ', whereupon the selected adjusting wheel can then be turned the adjusting shaft 42 can be brought into a desired setting position by means of the actuating button 48 '.
  • the printing types attached to the printing bands 20 ' can be brought into the printing position below the deflection edge 18'.
  • a socket 142 is attached in the housing wall 12 ', which surrounds the adjusting shaft 42' in the manner of a bearing bush.
  • the bushing 142 in its inner peripheral surface has two projections 144, 146 which engage in corresponding grooves 148, 150 in the outer peripheral surface of the adjusting shaft 42 '. These grooves extend over the entire length of the adjusting shaft 42 ', so that the adjusting shaft can be axially displaced relative to the sleeve 142; a relative rotation of the sleeve 142 to the adjusting shaft 42 'is not possible.
  • the socket 142 carries four fingers 152, 154, 156, 158 on its outer circumferential surface, which are connected to one another in pairs at one end.
  • the cantilevered other ends of these fingers are formed like a fingertip and engage in grooves 160, which engage in a radially inward surface of a receptacle 142 and the fingers 152-158 receiving bore 162 in the housing wall 12 '.
  • these grooves 160 are assigned to the setting positions of the type carriers, so that in each case then, when the four fingertip-like ends of the fingers 152-158 lie in corresponding grooves 160, the adjusting wheel currently in drive connection with the adjusting shaft via the not shown drivers takes on such a position that a printing type is exactly in the printing position under the deflecting edge 18 ' located.
  • the setting shaft is rotated from one setting position to the next, the operator feels a clear locking force, which enables him to set the print bands precisely.
  • the latching device formed by the socket 142 and the grooves 160 via the adjusting shaft 42 ' is always only in operative connection with the adjusting wheel which is to be adjusted.
  • FIG. 6 shows a further embodiment of the invention, the same reference numerals as in FIG. 4 being used for the same parts.
  • the locking device is not in the housing wall 12 ', but in a the setting shaft on the side of the actuating button surrounding slotted eyelet 170, which is connected via a web 172 with a window frame 27', which is already in connection with the figures 1 and 2 described window carries.
  • the adjusting shaft 42 'encompassing eyelet has at its bottom in Fig. 6 bottom an axially extending slot 174, which is best seen in Fig. 7.
  • the eyelet is also divided by a radially extending slot 180 at least in its lower half in FIG.
  • the opposite ends of the eyelet are formed on one side of the radially extending slot 180 to form latching fingers 176, 178 and engage in the manner of a finger Grooves 182, which are in the area of the eyelet 170 in the outer peripheral surface of the adjusting shaft 42 '.
  • the positions of the Grooves 182 are assigned to the setting positions of the printing bands 20, so that whenever the setting shaft assumes a position as in FIG. 7, in which the fingertip-like ends of the latching fingers 176, 178 engage in two grooves 182, a type of printing on the one selected Adjustment wheel 16 'around the printing tape assumes exactly one printing position below the deflection edge 18'.
  • the latching fingers 176, 178 generate a latching force that is clearly perceptible to the operator during the transition from one groove 182 into the next, which considerably facilitates the adjustment of the pressure bands.
  • the at the upper end of the web 172, shown in Fig. 7 grooves 184 are used to guide the window frame 27 'in a part of the printing unit housing, not shown.
  • the locking device with the locking fingers 176, 178 and the grooves 182 via the adjusting shaft 42 ' is only operatively connected to that adjusting wheel 16' which can be adjusted due to the axial position of the adjusting shaft 42 '.
  • FIGS. 8 and 9 Another embodiment of the invention is shown in FIGS. 8 and 9.
  • the basic structure of the printing unit corresponds to the structure of the printing unit of FIGS. 1 to 3, the same reference numerals being used for the same parts.
  • the pin 128 attached to the lower end of the conical cap 64 is used as a latching device which acts in addition to the latching device formed by the deflecting edge 18.
  • the pin 128 runs parallel to the axis of the setting shaft 42 and extends through a feedthrough 130 in the housing half 14.
  • the existence between the pin 128 and the axis of the setting shaft 42 is dimensioned in such a way that that the pin 128 engages with recesses in the outer circumferential surface of the setting wheels 16, which serve to establish the drive connection with the pressure tapes 20.
  • the setting shaft 42 is shifted to the right to illustrate the principle of action of the locking device formed by the pin 128, so that the drivers 36, 38 of the setting shaft are in engagement with the setting wheel 16a.
  • the pin 128 engages in the recesses on the outer circumferential surface of the setting wheel 16a, so that the pin 128 opposes a turning force of this setting wheel 16a, which the operator can feel.
  • the pin 128 also engages in the recesses on the outer circumferential surfaces of the setting wheels lying to the right of the setting wheel 16a.
  • FIG. 9 shows a section along the line SS from FIG. 8, which shows that the pin 128 is mushroom-shaped in section and with its round cap with the outer peripheral surfaces of the setting wheels 16 cooperates.
  • the web attached to the round cap stiffens the pin 128 so that it can produce the required locking force in the desired manner.

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