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    • 31. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to Cycle and like Lamps
    • GB190322937A
    • 1904-08-11
    • GB190322937D
    • 1903-10-23
    • LUCAS HARRYDANKS ELISHA JOHN BRYANT
    • LUCAS HARRYDANKS ELISHA JOHN BRYANT
    • 22,937. Lucas, N., and Danks, E. J. B. Oct. 23. Velocipede lamps; lens holders.-Relates to a method of securing side and similar glasses to cycle and like lamps without the use of solder. The glass is held in a framework consisting of two parts, one being placed on each side of the side of the lamp. One part consists of a dished blank a, Figs. 4 and 13, provided with internal projections b. The other part consists of a blank c, Figs. 8 and 13, provided with recesses c corresponding in position with the projections on the first part, the parts c near the recesses being slightly dished. The glass d, Fig. 13, is inserted in the holder a, and the latter is placed in position over, or in front of, the aperture in the lamp side e or other portion to which the glass is to be fitted. The retaining-part c is then placed in position on the inner side of the lamp, preferably in a recess e formed along the edges of the aperture. The clamping-pieces b, which project through the recesses c', Fig. 8, are then clamped upon the retaining-part c. The convex sides of the dished parts c press against the glass and prevent rattling, while they also give a little and prevent breakage while the clamping is in progress.
    • 32. 发明专利
    • Improvements in book cover applying machine
    • GB776439A
    • 1957-06-05
    • GB2131153
    • 1953-07-31
    • LIONEL JOHN BRYANT RUSHENT FRE
    • B42C11/04
    • 776,439. Bookbinding machines. FRENCH, L. J. B. R. July 26, 1954 [July 31, 1953], No. 21311/53. Class 16. A book cover applying machine includes a pair of endless chains, belts or the like movable at an identical speed in.a closed circuit over a series of chain wheels or pulleys and carrying between them a series of spaced blades which project laterally, cantilever fashion, from the chains, the blades lying in a plane parallel with the plane of run of the chains and enter between the leaves of each book and convey it to the point of application of its associated cover. Two chains 1 are mounted around pairs of sprocket wheels 2 on one shaft at each corner of a rectangle in a vertical plane, the chains 1 being driven from an electric motor 4 by sprocket wheels 5, 7 and chain 6. The blades 3 of thin sheet metal are secured at one end at regular intervals to one link of each chain. A table 8 lies under the lower horizontal run and has guides for the chains and for the remote ends of the blades to ensure parallel travel of the blades, and an auxiliary table 9 has between table 8 and the blades 3, the ends 10, 11 of which are angularly disposed to engage abutments 12, 13 on table 8 so that the table 9 may be moved up or down by lengthwise movement by an adjusting screw 14 against the tension of spring 14a. The book fillers 18 are inserted at the top of an adjustable hopper 15 and the lowermost filler is fed by a step on a reciprocating slide 16 moved by a connecting rod 17 and lever 52 on a shaft 48, which pushes it onto a blade 3 as it moves past the hopper 15 on its lower horizontal run, the filler having its back facing the direction of movement A of the blades and the blade then carries the filler over the table 9 where a brush 20 engages the filler at an angle so that it falls onto the table 9 at an angle as shown in dot-dash lines in Fig. 8. A hinged flap 19 on the hopper 15 prevents return of the filler with the slide 16. The next blade 3 then engages a corner of the filler and enters between the leaves to engage the back and drag the filler along, the next filler carried by the blade being brushed off onto the table 9. The table 9 is adjusted in height so that the blade 3 engages the filler centrally. The blades 3 each with its filler 18 then pass upwardly past a pivoted guide finger 21 adjustable by a screw nut 22 which engages the fillers to position them correctly on the blades. In large fillers, the hopper 15 may be positioned so that they fall directly onto the table 9 at the required angle. Gluing. The blades 3 and fillers 18 pass between pasting rollers 23 mounted on individual containers 24 pivoted at 25 to the framework of the machine so that the rollers 23 press against the two sides of the filler. The rollers 23 receive paste from rollers 26 mounted in the containers 24 and are driven therefrom by gear wheels 27 at a speed such that the surface of the rollers 23 moves at a slightly slower speed than that of the fillers 18. Each roller 26 is fitted with a pulley 28 driven from a countershaft 30 by a belt drive 29, the shafts 30 being connected by gears 31 for rotation in opposite directions and one shaft 30 having a pulley 32 driven by a belt drive 33 from a pulley 34 fixed to the spindle of one of the pairs of sprockets 2. An adjustable scraper is provided for metering the paste. Applying covers. Covers 38 are fed singly from the bottom of a hopper 39 by a pair of suction cups 40 positioned at the front of a reciprocating plate 35 which moves into the upward path of the blades 3 so that each blade passes through a central slot 36 and removes the cover lying thereover, the blade with filler 18 and cover 38 then passing between presser rolls 37 disposed immediately above the slot 36 for flexible covers and slightly higher for stiff covers with a flexible back so that the covers are not bent. The suction cups 40 on suction tube 47A, connected by a valve control mechanism to a vacuum pump, are mounted on arms 42 pivoted to supports 43 connected to the plate 35 so as to lie just inside the hopper 39 in the outermost position of the plate 35. The arms 42 are normally urged downwardly by springs and raised by an inclined ramp 45B connected to a rod 45A (not shown) pivotally connected to. a rod 45 (not shown) for reciprocation of the. plate 35. Pivoting of the arms 42 allows the cups 40 to engage the lowermost cover, the suction being simultaneously applied by the action on the valve of a bell crank on the plate 35 operated by a pin on a collar or rod 45A. The rod 45 is connected to a lever 47 on shaft 48 carrying a lever 49 operated by a rod 50 from a crank 51 on the output shaft of motor 4, the arrangement being that the range of movement of lever 47 is greater than required for the plate 35, the excess movement being absorbed by springs during which at the outer position the cups 40 are moved into engagement with a cover and the valve operated to apply suction and at the inner position the valve is operated to release the suction and the ascending book filler engages the cover and passes upwardly through the rollers 37. The blades 3 and the bound books then pass along the upper horizontal path where a shoot is positioned to take the books falling by gravity of the blades as they turn downwardly. For small and light books, rotary brushes may be provided at the discharge point to assist the books off the blades. The guides for the ends of the blades are continued up to the plate 35 to ensure correct positioning of a filler relative to the cover.
    • 34. 发明专利
    • Improved apparatus for feeding books and like work-pieces in succession from a stackor tier thereof
    • GB631296A
    • 1949-10-31
    • GB2660047
    • 1947-10-02
    • BOOK MACHINERY COMPANY LTDLIONEL JOHN BRYANT RUSHENT FRE
    • B42C19/08
    • 631,296. Feeding books from stacks. BOOK MACHINERY CO., Ltd., and FRENCH, L. J. B. R. Oct. 2, 1947, Nos. 26600/47 and 761/48. [Class 117] [Also in Group XXX] Books and other work-pieces which can be stacked similarly to books are fed in two successive and distinct stages from a magazine to a conveying means which transports the books to a gluing or lining or other appropriate treatment stage and at the second of the two stages the workpieces are "knocked-up" on entering the conveying means. As shown, the apparatus comprises a table 1 with an adjustable hopper 4 (see Group XXX) adapted for accommodating a stack of books B, a conveyer comprising a pair of endless belts 2, 3 having opposed parallel tracks, the lower belt 3 having its upper track coplanar with the table; a thrust-head member comprising a feed head 12 and a thrust box 13, reciprocating along the table top, the feed head portion 12 in the forward position of the thrust-head supporting the stack B and in the retracted position allowing the lowermost book to drop on to the box 13, an abutment 18 carried by an arm 19 longitudinally adjustable, to engage in succession the books delivered to the box 13 to prevent their return towards the hopper with retraction of the thrust-head, whereby the books are caused to drop on to the table 1 upon such retraction; and a " knockup " gauge member 36 on arm 37 longitudinally adjustable. The abutment 18 and gauge 36 are disposed diagonally relatively to arms 19 and 37, the abutment 18 being pivoted and spring-loaded, so as to present a leading edge to engage the books pawl fashion. Arms 19 and 37 are carried on supports 21 and 38 projecting through openings in the table top, support 21 being carried on a split block 22 (Fig. 4). The blocks 22 and 38 are slidable in guides 23, 39 respectively beneath the table top and are operated by a pair of rocker arms 27, 40 actuated by rotatable concentric cam tracks 35, 34 against spring means. The cam track 34 is such as to cause the gauge member 36 to knock up the book against the guide member 7 provided at the entry end of the conveyer 2, 3 and also to knock up the book at its trailing edge as it enters the conveyer, and the cam track 35 is such as to keep the blade 18 pressed against the side of book B2 until the book is about to drop when the member 22 and arm 19 and blade 18 are retracted to prevent drag by the blade 18 on the book edge. The thrusthead 12, 13 is adjustable fore and aft relatively to its support to vary the position of the terminus of its forward stroke to compensate for different lengths of book. The thrust-head is guided along guides, e.g., slots 17 in the table top which are diagonal with respect to the fore and aft direction of feed of the books to impart a lateral pressure of the book against the guide rail 7. The feed head 12 is adjustable vertically relatively to the box 13 of the thrust-head and the hopper is adjustable vertically to vary its clearance from the top of the head 12 to allow for various thicknesses of books.
    • 40. 发明专利
    • Improvements in book binding machines
    • GB886333A
    • 1962-01-03
    • GB341059
    • 1959-01-30
    • LIONEL JOHN BRYANT RUSHENT FRE
    • B42C9/00
    • 886,333. Bookbinding machines. FRENCH, L. J. B. R. Jan. 19, 1960 [Jan. 30, 1959], No. 3410/59. Class 16 A bookbinding machine comprises means for laterally displacing or fanning the adhesively coated edges of the sheets of a book or pad throughout their length temporarily to separate the sheets at their edges so as to permit penetration of the adhesive therebetween, the means operating on the edges of the sheets as they are fed past and fanning the sheets first in one direction and then in the opposite direction and progressively throughout their length. Books 1 are fed, spines downwards, by a gripper chain over a roller 3 which applies adhesive to the spine of each book and over a rotating disc 5 having upward projecting saw-teeth 6. Each book passes diametrally over the rotating disc and consequently the sheets are fanned in one direction and then in the other direction by the teeth 6 on opposite sides of the axis of rotation. A resilient blade 8 engages the spine edges adjacent to the disc 5 to encourage the adhesive to pass between the sheets as they are separated.