Die cutter blanket-anvil locking arrangement
AssigneeRobud
InventorKenneth Ray Neal
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InventorKenneth Ray Neal
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A molded anvil blanket is formed with a projection depending at each end, the ends for abutting when wrapped about the anvil, the anvil having a transverse channel for receiving the projections. The projections mate to form a common recess enclosed by a metal angle member secured to each projection. The angle member and projections have a transverse slot for mounting the blanket end and projections on a pneumatic mechanism attached to the anvil. The mechanism includes an air cylinder secured to the anvil in a radial anvil bore. The cylinder has a shaft which extends in response to pressurized air. A spring attached to the air cylinder and to a T-bar which releasably engages the blanket common recess normally biases the projections locked into the channel in a fail safe mode. The activated air cylinder lifts the projections out of the channel so the blanket ends can be manually released from the anvil by sliding the T-bar out of engagement with the projections via the slots in the projections and angle member.
A die cutter blanket for use with an anvil having a longitudinal axis about which the anvil rotates, the anvil having a channel in the surface thereof extending transverse to the axis, the blanket comprising:
A die cutter blanket anvil having a longitudinal axis about which the anvil rotates, the blanket having opposing ends and a depending projection at each end, the projections having a common cavity, the anvil outer peripheral surface having a channel extending transverse to the axis for receiving the projections in a blanket locked state, the anvil comprising:
A die cutting anvil-blanket assembly comprising:
The assembly of 15 wherein the pneumatic apparatus includes a spring for normally biasing the projections in the locked state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.