Device for drawing off and cutting a tape from a supply roll
AssigneeTesa SE
InventorsPhilip Ortin, Giorgio Orlandini
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AssigneeTesa SE
InventorsPhilip Ortin, Giorgio Orlandini
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A device for drawing off and cutting a tape from a supply roll, a tubular core piece of the roll rotatably accommodating a bearing and guiding bracket which is formed from an elastically deformable curved piece and, at its free end, the curved bracket accommodating pins which are arranged transversely and pivotably mount two arms which are arranged parallel to each other and extend along the side surfaces of the roll, the free ends of the arms arranged parallel to each other being connected to each other via a transverse rib, and a cutting blade projecting from the plane of the transverse rib and, furthermore, holding wings which are aligned in the unwind direction of the tape and on which the free end of the tape rests being arranged at the front side of the parallel arms.
A device for drawing off and cutting a tape (2) from a supply roll (1), the tape (2) being wound onto a tubular core piece, characterized in that the tubular core piece (3) of the tape roll (1) rotatably accommodates a holding and guiding bracket (4) which is formed from an elastically deformable curved piece, and, at its free end, the curved bracket (4) accommodates pins (6) which are arranged transversely and pivotably mount two arms (7) which are arranged parallel to each other, extend along the side surfaces of the roll (1) and which are connected to each other at free ends (8) of the arms (7) arranged parallel to each other by a transverse rib (9), and a cutting blade (10) projects from the plane of the transverse rib (9), and holding wings (12) which are aligned in the draw-off direction of the tape (2) and on which the free end of the tape (2) rests are arranged at the front side of the parallel arms (7).
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