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Jogging device
Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1980-05-05
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Granted: 1982-08-31
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Expires: 2000-05-05
Abstract
Abstract A jogger device for jogging signatures or sheets during the formation of stacks in bookbinding machines, such as loaders, including an oscillating disk which is driven of reciprocating motion by a source of reciprocating motion and transmits said reciprocating motion to the supports of two side jogging vanes. Thus, the jogging device can have reduced transversal dimensions. The central vane of the device is carried by the element imparting the reciprocating motion to the oscillating disk.
Inventors
- 👤 Giorgio Pessina
- 👤 Aldo Perobelli
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-02 11:11
CPC Classifications
B; B65; B65H; B65H31/00; B65H31/34; B65H31/38; B65H2801/00; B65H2801/48
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 9
Claim 1
Independent Claim
343 words
A jogger device for jogging signatures or sheets during the formation of stacks in bookbinding machines, said jogger device comprising: (A) a source of rotary motion, (B) a supporting structure, (C) a central jogging vane, (D) two side jogging vanes, (E) displaceable elements supporting said central and side vanes from said supporting structure for jogging movement relative to said structure, (F) means for converting the rotary motion of said source of rotary motion to reciprocating motion, (G) one of said displaceable elements constituting an elongated straight element, (H) means mounting said straight element for axial reciprocation, (I) means securing the central vane to the straight element, and (J) means adjustably connecting the side vanes to the displaceable elements for the same, characteristized in that: (K) said supporting structure constitutes two side members connected by two elongated mutually spaced transverse members, (L) said means for mounting said axially reciprocating straight element being supported by said two mutually spaced transverse members, (M) a bracket mounted on said axially reciprocating straight element, (N) a pin carried by said bracket, (O) an oscillating element rotatably mounted on said support means for said reciprocating straight element, (P) a pair of pins carried by said oscillating element at diametrically opposed points with respect to the axis of rotation of the oscillating element, (Q) a radial slot in the oscillating element in which the bracket pin rides, (R) two transverse rods mutually spaced apart and located between said side members, (S) means mounting said rods for independent axial reciprocation, (T) said rods being shorter than the distance between the side members, (U) each of said rods having means thereon for engaging a different one of the pins supported by the oscillating element, and (V) said displaceable elements which support the side vanes being adjustably connected to different ones of the rods, (W) whereby rotation of the source of rotary motion jogs the central vane in a direction transverse to the axially reciprocating members and jogs the side vanes in a direction transverse to the jogging direction of the central vane.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
343 words
A jogger device for jogging signatures or sheets during the formation of stacks in bookbinding machines, said jogger device comprising: (A) a source of rotary motion, (B) a supporting structure, (C) a central jogging vane, (D) two side jogging vanes, (E) displaceable elements supporting said central and side vanes from said supporting structure for jogging movement relative to said structure, (F) means for converting the rotary motion of said source of rotary motion to reciprocating motion, (G) one of said displaceable elements constituting an elongated straight element, (H) means mounting said straight element for axial reciprocation, (I) means securing the central vane to the straight element, and (J) means adjustably connecting the side vanes to the displaceable elements for the same, characteristized in that: (K) said supporting structure constitutes two side members connected by two elongated mutually spaced transverse members, (L) said means for mounting said axially reciprocating straight element being supported by said two mutually spaced transverse members, (M) a bracket mounted on said axially reciprocating straight element, (N) a pin carried by said bracket, (O) an oscillating element rotatably mounted on said support means for said reciprocating straight element, (P) a pair of pins carried by said oscillating element at diametrically opposed points with respect to the axis of rotation of the oscillating element, (Q) a radial slot in the oscillating element in which the bracket pin rides, (R) two transverse rods mutually spaced apart and located between said side members, (S) means mounting said rods for independent axial reciprocation, (T) said rods being shorter than the distance between the side members, (U) each of said rods having means thereon for engaging a different one of the pins supported by the oscillating element, and (V) said displaceable elements which support the side vanes being adjustably connected to different ones of the rods, (W) whereby rotation of the source of rotary motion jogs the central vane in a direction transverse to the axially reciprocating members and jogs the side vanes in a direction transverse to the jogging direction of the central vane.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
33 words
A jogger device according to claim 1, which is further characterized in that each of the rods has a length which is a little shorter than the distance between the two side members.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
30 words
A jogger device according to claim 2, which is further characterized in that the means mounting the rods for independent axial reciprocation constitute stub shafts carried by the side members.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
20 words
A jogger device according to claim 3, which is further characterized in that the stub shafts are of plastic material.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
34 words
A jogger device according to claim 1, which is further characterized in that each of the rods has a length which is a little less than half the distance between the two side members.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
40 words
A jogger device according to claim 5, which is further characterized in that each rod carries at an end thereof an eye engaged with a different one of the pins of the pair of pins carried by the oscillating element.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
62 words
A jogger device according to claim 1, which is further characterized in that the means for converting the rotary motion of the source of rotary motion to reciprocating motion is a connecting rod connected at opposite ends thereof with spherical coupling sockets to the source of rotary motion, on the one hand, and to the axially reciprocating member, on the other hand.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
52 words
A jogger device according to claim 1, which is further characterized in that the displaceable elements that support the side vanes constitute supporting elements attachable by locking means to a rod, the rod being different for each of the supporting elements, and the supporting elements having grooves which accommodate the other rod.
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