End separating device for sheet having a backing paper
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYasunori Kitazawa, Hironori Harada, Junji Shiota
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AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYasunori Kitazawa, Hironori Harada, Junji Shiota
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An end separating device for a sheet having a backing paper, which can easily separate a film of the sheet from the backing paper without requiring half cutting of the sheet. A fixing and separating member is fixed to a movable blade of a cutter for cutting a tape, and another fixing and separating member is fixed to a fixed blade of the cutter. These fixing and separating members and cooperate to bend and fix a cut end portion of the tape. Accordingly, the cut end portion of the tape is bent. After the tape is released from the fixing and separating members, a film tape is elastically returned to an original condition owing to its relatively large stiffness, but a backing paper is plastically deformed at the bent portion. As a result, the film tape can be separated from the backing paper. In other embodiments of an end separating device, a separating member is passed along end surfaces of free end portions of the sheet. The separating member bends the end surfaces to plastically deform the backing paper and enable separation of the backing paper.
An end separating device for a sheet comprising a film and a backing member superposed on each other through an adhesive layer, said end separating device comprising:
A tape printing device for making a printed tape, comprising:
The printing device according to claim 10, wherein said movable blade and said fixed blade each have a side surface, a first fixing and separating member being fixed to said side surface of said movable blade along a cutting edge of said movable blade and a second fixing and separating member being fixed to said side surface of said fixed blade along a cutting edge of said fixed blade, said first and second fixing and separating members cooperating to bend and fix said end portion of said printed tape.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.