Roll paper feed device for printing machine
AssigneeSagem SA
InventorLaurent Guy Beaucher
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InventorLaurent Guy Beaucher
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1. Roll paper feed device (1) for a printing machine (2), comprising a cradle (3) provided with side cheeks (4), means (5, 7) at the bottom of the cradle for supporting a freely rotating paper roll (6) whenever the free end of the paper web (10) is subjected to a traction (9), braking means (13) for the rotating roll (6), which are joined to the cradle and have at least one elastic bearing member (14) against a side of the roll, which member comprises at least one elastically deformable arm (19) joined to the cradle and a protruding zone (16) situated at the free end of the arm and engaged through an opening (17) in the cheek and protruding relative to the inner face of the latter; the protruding zone is in the form of a protruding stub having a flat bearing surface (18) peripherally surrounded by an inclined surface (24, 25) suitable for sliding over the sides of the roll when this is introduced in the cradle.
Roll paper feed device for a printing machine, comprising a cradle provided with side cheeks, supporting means situated at the lower part of the cradle and forming a cradle for supporting a paper roll such that said paper roll rests freely on said supporting means by its lower periphery and rotates freely on said supporting means whenever the free end of the paper web is subjected to a traction, this device additionally comprising braking means for said rotating roll, which are joined to said cradle and have at least one elastic bearing member against at least one side of the paper roll, wherein said elastic bearing member comprises at least one elastically deformable arm joined to the cradle and at least one protruding zone which is situated at the free end of said arm and which is engaged through an opening made in a side cheek of the cradle and protrudes relative to the inner face of said cheek, and
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