Cutter set for heat shrink film sleeve labeling machine
OwnerFu-Chuan Huanginventor
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Abstract
An improved cutter set for heat shrink film sleeve labeling machine mainly includes a cutter adjustment block which has a plurality of screw bores formed at the bottom side thereof and two opposite troughs formed at a lower section in a stepwise manner for fastening respectively a cutter therein. Each cutter set has two sets of cutter thereby may shorten cutting displacement and perform cutting of the shrink film sleeve synchronously for producing an even and neat slit opening at a fast speed steadily. Changing of the cutter may be done conveniently and rapidly by loosening various screws.
Claims1
An improved cutter set for heat shrink film sleeve labeling machine comprising a strut surrounded by stationary frames which have a plurality of cutter sets located thereon, one cutter set being engaged with a transmission wheel, each cutter set including a crank shaft, a plurality of bearings mounting on the crank shaft, a connection member, a cutter protractor plate, an anchor block, a cutter adjustment block and two pieces of cutter, the crank shaft having an eccentric shaft stem at one end thereof for engaging with a transmission disk, the connection member being fastened to a lower end of the crank shaft through a screw, the cutter protractor plate being fastened to a lower end of the connection member and having a plurality of protracting screw bores for adjusting mounting angle of the cutter, the anchor block being fastened to the protracting screw bores through screws according to mounting angle desired for the cutter;
- wherein the cutter adjustment block has two screw bores formed at the bottom side thereof and two opposite troughs formed at a lower section in a stepwise manner, the troughs having respectively a plurality of fastening apertures and fastening respectively the cutter, and a plurality of screw bores formed respectively at a front end at two sides of the troughs.
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