Device for controlling and regulating the pressure of a roll of material in an automatic-cutting dispenser
OwnerMaurice Grangerinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
OwnerMaurice Grangerinventor
Estimating the term…
The invention relates to a device for controlling and regulating the pressure of a reel of material in an automatic-cutting dispenser. Each side panel of the dispenser comprises a slot that receives, internally, two flanges which are disposed around said slot in lower and upper horizontal planes thereof and which are used to position and support a pivoting shaft. The shaft receives a flap which passes through each of the side panels, via the slot, and which extends outwards from the side panel. The rear of each reel holder arm comprises a tab which is used to receive and fix a return means. This return means is solidly connected to the flap. In this way, when the reel holder arm is lowered, each of the flaps is articulated and the reel is pressed continuously against the drum.
Device for controlling and regulating pressure exerted by a reel of material in a machine for dispensing a strip of wipe material, the machine being of the type comprising a housing which accommodates a protective cover, lateral end shields, a drum associated with a cutting mechanism, and a reel holder including a pair of reel-holder arms, wherein each end shield has a profiled cut-out and internally accommodates, around the cut-out, a pair of flanges arranged either side of the cut-out in lower and upper horizontal planes and enabling positioning and retention of a pivoting shaft and each shaft accommodates a flap which passes through a respective one of the end shields through a corresponding cut-out and protrudes externally beyond the respective one of said end shields, and each reel-holder arm has a tab to accommodate and fix a return means which is also attached to said flap, lowering of a reel-holder arm causing articulation of each flap and keeping the reel pushed against the drum with continuous pressure.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.