Punching attachment for bag making machine
OwnerDale R. Madseninventor
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A single, fluid pressure-operated cylinder, which has a conventional slitter blade and punch releasably secured to the lower end of its piston rod, is secured to a plastic bag making machine so that the operating ends of the blade and punch project toward a stationary, horizontal support surface across which overlapping plastic webs pass during bag manufacturing. The webs are secured against movement during a slitting and punching operation by a pressure plate, which is also mounted on the piston rod for movement thereby into engagement with the plastic webs to clamp them against the stationary support surface during the initial advance of the rod. As the rod continues to advance it moves the blade and punch through the now-clamped plastic webs, after which the piston rod is retracted and the parts return to their inoperative positions.
A web clamping, slitting and punching device for plastic bag making machines of the type having a stationary web supporting surface across which each of two overlapping webs of plastic, bag-making film travel during the manufacture of bags on said machine, comprising
In a plastic bag making machine of the type having a stationary web supporting surface across which each of two overlapping webs of plastic, bag making film travel and a fluid pressure-operated web punching and slitting device, said surface having therein a pair of adjacent apertures beneath said device for accommodating the operating ends of, respectively, a web slitting blade and a web hole punch which form part of said device, the improvement wherein said device comprises
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