Locking mechanism for stapler paper presser table
AssigneeMax Co., Ltd.
InventorNobuaki Yagi
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Abstract
Immediately after a clinch lever causes a clinch link to clinch the leg of a staple which penetrates sheets of paper to be stapled, a pressure by the clinch lever with respect to the clincher link is temporarily reduced by a pressure reducing unit. Therefore, a clincher moves down in a state where the clincher still receives the press-contacting force from a driver plate. Accordingly, the looseness occurs between the driver plate and the clincher link. A fixing plate becomes easy to draw out as much as the looseness. If the fixing plate is set to be drawn out at this timing, it can be simply drawn out to be moved to the initial position.
Claims3
A paper-pressing table lock mechanism of a stapler comprising:
- a table link rotatably provided in a base;
- a paper-pressing table provided on the table link;
- a movable clincher provided on a leading end of the paper-pressing table;
- a fixing pin projecting on a side surface of the table link;
- a fixing plate linearly slidable with respect to the fixing pin and engagable with the fixing pin to lock the table link in a paper-pressing state;
- a driver that drives a staple to sheets of paper to be stapled pressed against the paper-pressing table;
- a clincher link that is rotatably provided in the base so as to press the movable clincher of the table link in the paper-pressing state from an opposite side of the driver and that clinches each leg of the staple penetrating the sheets of paper to be stapled;
- a clinch lever that presses the clincher link;
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- a pressure reducing mechanism that temporarily reduces the pressure by the clinch lever with respect to the clincher link;
- wherein the table link and the fixing plate are separate members, and the table link and the fixing plate are relatively movable to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.