Binding machine
AssigneeMax Co., Ltd.
InventorsAkira Kasahara, Osamu Itagaki, Ichiro Kusakari, Takeshi Morijiri
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Abstract
The wire fed or pulled back from the reel by the feeding unit can be properly restricted. The invention relates to a binding machine (2) having a feeding unit (16) for feeding out a wire (3) from a reel (12) provided in a housing unit (11). With respect to the entering route (81) of the wire (3) when the wire (3) drawn out from the reel (12) by the feeding unit (16) is guided to the feeding unit (83), the first restriction unit (83) that restricts the drawing portion (3a) of the wire (3) disposed between the reel (12) and the feeding unit (16) from being deviating from the entering route (81) is provided inside the housing unit (11).
Claims10
A binding machine comprising:
- a wire feeding unit that is capable of feeding a wire from a wire reel which has a tubular hub, the tubular hub being rotatably supported on a main body of the binding machine, the tubular hub including a rotation axis;
- a curl arm that plastically deforms the wire fed out from the wire feeding unit to form a circle locus, the curl arm including a wire passage through which the wire fed out from the wire feeding unit passes;
- a curl guide having a receiving groove that extends in a direction parallel with the wire passage and that picks up the wire which is plastically deformed by the curl arm;
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- a twisting unit that twists the wire to bind a binding object after winding the wire which is plastically deformed by the curl arm, around the binding object,
- wherein a plane is defined by a center of the wire passage in the curl arm in a rotation axis direction of the hub,
- wherein a cross section is defined by cutting through a center point of the hub in a direction parallel with the plane, the center point of the hub being located at a midpoint along the rotation axis of the hub,
- wherein the cross section is offset from the plane in a first direction along the rotation axis of the hub, and a center position of the receiving groove in the rotation axis direction is offset from the plane in a second direction along the rotation axis of the hub, the first direction being opposite to the second direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.