Motor-driven stapler
AssigneeMax Co., Ltd.
InventorsToshiyuki Kanai, Takuya Kitamura, Kiichi Haramiishi
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Abstract
A motor-driven stapler is disclosed which comprises a table (100) arranged as opposed to a staple drive portion for driving a staple and provided movably up and down on a stapler body, and a driver for driving a staple from the staple drive portion to sheets of paper when the table (100) has been moved to press the sheets of paper against the staple drive portion. The table (100) is moved up and down by allowing the table (100) to rotate about axles (27) that are provided on the side plate portions (24, 25) of the frame (12) of the stapler body (10).
Claims4
A motor-driven stapler comprising a table arranged as opposed to a staple drive portion for driving a staple and provided movably up and down on a stapler body, and a driver for driving a staple from said staple drive portion to sheets of paper when said table has been moved to press said sheets of paper against said staple drive portion, wherein
- said table is pivotally carried on said stapler body and rotates about axles to move up and down.
A motor-driven stapler comprising a table arranged as opposed to a staple drive portion for driving a staple and provided movably up and down on a stapler body, and a driver for driving a staple from said staple drive portion to sheets of paper when said table has been moved to press said sheets of paper against said staple drive portion,
- said motor-driven stapler being provided with a table mechanism for moving said table up and down, wherein
- said table mechanism is provided, on a top end portion thereof, with said table and comprises a first table link with the rear portion thereof pivotally carried on said stapler body, second table links moving up and down for thereby allowing said first table link to rotate about axles, table link cams for moving downwardly said second table links, and a table return mechanism for lifting the downwardly positioned second table link.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.