Method and apparatus for making wire binders for pads or the like
AssigneeE. C. H. Will (GmbH & Co.)
InventorJorn-Uwe Lemburg
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AssigneeE. C. H. Will (GmbH & Co.)
InventorJorn-Uwe Lemburg
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A web of undulate wire is converted into a series of coherent C-shaped binders of the type known by the trademark Wire-O and used to bind stacks of paper sheets or the like in the making of steno pads, brochures, calendars and similar stationery products by continuously moving the web lengthwise at a constant or variable speed, by imparting to successive increments of one marginal portion of the moving web a concavo-convex shape in stepwise fashion so that the one marginal portion resembles (in cross-section) one-half of the letter C, and by thereupon imparting to successive increments of the other marginal portion of the moving web a concavo-convex shape in stepwise fashion so that the thus converted other marginal portion becomes a mirror image of the converted one marginal portion. The imparting steps include deforming the respective marginal portions from the inner toward the outer edges thereof.
A method of converting a web of undulate wire which includes two longitudinally extending marginal portions into a series of interconnected substantially C-shaped binders, comprising the steps of moving the web lengthwise:
Apparatus for converting a web of undulate wire which includes two longitudinally extending marginal portions into a series of interconnected substantially C-shaped binders, comprising means for moving the web lengthwise;
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