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US 2022/0362914 A1Published application
Stapler
AssigneeIsaberg Rapid AB
InventorRobert Ohlsson
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InventorRobert Ohlsson
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The invention relates to a stapler (10) for stapling sheet material by means of staples (12), each staple (12) having two staple legs (14) and a staple crown (16) interconnecting the staple legs (14) and extending transversely to them, with an anvil arm (26) having a support plate (38) for placing the sheet material thereon, the anvil arm (26) carrying a cutting pad (40) with two cutting edges (42) for cutting off excess end parts of the staple legs (14), with a stapling unit (30) that is pivotally mounted relative to the anvil arm (26), which stapling unit (30) comprises a staple magazine (32) receiving the staples (12) in a row with the staple crowns (16) mutually abutting and being aligned parallel to each other and a driver (36) for pushing individual staples (12) with the free ends of their staple legs (14) first through the sheet material, with a base part (18), on which the anvil arm (16) is mounted movably towards it against a restoring force, and with two two-armed bending levers (50) pivotably mounted on the anvil arm (26) about a respective pivot axis (52), each bending lever (50) having a first lever arm (54) with a bending surface (56) for bending the staple legs (14) and a second lever arm (58), wherein upon approach of the anvil arm (26) to the base part (18), the second lever arms (58) are pivoted by action of the base part (18) about the pivot axes (52) and the bending surfaces (56) bend the staple legs (14) towards each other and cut off any excess end portions by pressing against the cutting edges (42). According to the invention, it is provided that the pivot axes (52) extend substantially perpendicular to the staple crowns (16) of the staples (12) received in the staple magazine (32) and that the second lever arms (58) have end portions (66) beginning at their free ends (64) which are arranged offset to one another in the axial direction of the pivot axes (52) so that they move past one another as the anvil arm (26) approaches the base part (18).
Stapler for stapling sheet material by means of staples (12), each staple (12) having two staple legs (14) and a staple crown (16) interconnecting the staple legs (14) and extending transversely to them, with an anvil arm (26) having a support plate (38) for placing the sheet material thereon, the anvil arm (26) carrying a cutting pad (40) with two cutting edges (42) for cutting off excess end parts of the staple legs (14), with a stapling unit (30) that is pivotally mounted relative to the anvil arm (26), which stapling unit (30) comprises a staple magazine (32) receiving the staples (12) in a row with the staple crowns (16) mutually abutting and being aligned parallel to each other and a driver (36) for pushing individual staples (12) with the free ends of their staple legs (14) first through the sheet material, with a base part (18), on which the anvil arm (16) is mounted movably towards it against a restoring force, and with two two-armed bending levers (50) pivotably mounted on the anvil arm (26) about a respective pivot axis (52), each bending lever (50) having a first lever arm (54) with a bending surface (56) for bending the staple legs (14) and a second lever arm (58), wherein upon approach of the anvil arm (26) to the base part (18), the second lever arms (58) are pivoted by action of the base part (18) about the pivot axes (52) and the bending surfaces (56) bend the staple legs (14) towards each other and cut off any excess end portions by pressing against the cutting edges (42), characterized in that the pivot axes (52) extend substantially perpendicular to the staple crowns (16) of the staples (12) received in the staple magazine (32) and that the second lever arms (58) have end portions (66) beginning at their free ends (64) which are arranged offset to one another in the axial direction of the pivot axes (52) so that they move past one another as the anvil arm (26) approaches the base part (18).
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