Anvil roll and die cutter systems and methods
AssigneeAvery Dennison Retail Information Services LLC
InventorsChristian K. OELSNER, Eungsik PARK, Chunhwa E. WANG, John McLAUGHLAN, Luigi SARTOR
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Abstract
In some embodiments, a roll for use in a rotary manufacturing system includes a cylindrical contact section that extends along a roll axis and may include a contact surface, an end face, a channel section, and a core section may have a core wall and a core shaft. The channel section may include a first wall and a channel shaft, and the channel section may define a channel between the first wall and the channel shaft that encircles the channel shaft and the roll axis. The channel may have an inner face, an outer face, and a channel end. The channel section and the core section may be attached to each other.
Claims29
A roll for use in a rotary manufacturing system, the roll comprising:
- a cylindrical contact section that extends along a roll axis and comprises a contact surface, an end face, a channel section, and a core section having a core wall and a core shaft;
- wherein the channel section comprises a first wall and a channel shaft, and wherein the channel section defines a channel between the first wall and the channel shaft that encircles the channel shaft and the roll axis, the channel having an inner face, an outer face, and a channel end;
- wherein the channel section and the core section are attached to each other.
A method of manufacturing a roll for use in a rotary manufacturing system, the method comprising:
- forming a cylindrical contact section that extends along a roll axis and comprises a contact surface, an end face, a channel section, and a core section having a core wall and a core shaft;
- wherein the channel section comprises a first wall and a channel shaft, and wherein the channel section defines a channel between the first wall and the channel shaft that encircles the channel shaft and the roll axis, the channel having an inner face, an outer face, and a channel end;
- wherein the channel section and the core section are attached to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.