Apparatus for stapling multipart printed products
AssigneeFerag AG
InventorJacques Meier
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AssigneeFerag AG
InventorJacques Meier
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Printed products are stapled by guiding them between a stapling-head arrangement and a staple-closing arrangement. The stapling-head arrangement comprises a number of stapling heads revolvingly moved along a closed revolving path. A section of this closed revolving path thereby extends substantially parallel to the travel path of the printed products. The staple-closing arrangement comprises a number of countersupports likewise moved along a closed revolving path also having a section extending substantially parallel to the travel path of the printed products. A countersupport co-acts in each case with a stapling head to close the respective inserted staple. Consequently, during the stapling operation, the stapling heads and the countersupports run along and cover a certain distance together with the respective printed products to be stapled.
An apparatus for stapling multipart printed products, particularly newspapers, magazines, brochures, the multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, comprising:
A method of stapling multipart printed products, said multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, said method comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for stapling multipart printed products, particularly newspapers, magazines, brochures, the multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, comprising:
An apparatus for stapling multipart printed products, particularly newspapers, magazines, brochures, the multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, comprising:
An apparatus for stapling multipart printed products, particularly newspapers, magazines, brochures, the multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, comprising:
A method of stapling multipart printed products, said multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of stapling multipart printed products from a folded-product delivery of a rotary printing press, said multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of stapling multipart printed products from a folded-product delivery of a rotary printing press, said multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of stapling multipart printed products from a folded-product delivery of a rotary printing press, said multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of stapling multipart printed products from a folded-product delivery of a rotary printing press, said multipart printed products having crease lines and selectively incoming in a contiguously joined formation as a multilayered web or as individual products at a predetermined travel speed, said method comprising the steps of:
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