Abstract: A device for splicing paper webs for the manufacture of corrugated board. At least one pressing and redirecting roller is provided to receive the terminating web to be spliced from a web roll. Two clamping rollers, which function in an alternating manner, grasp the terminating web from the web roll. The clasping rollers are moveable from their initial positions to operating positions. A clamping beam, which functions in an alternating manner with one or the other clasping rollers, includes pressing faces disposed oppositely facing each other, there being one beam for each of the clasping rollers. Each clamping beam has a pressing face for pressing the web which runs across it. Two breaking beams alternatingly cooperate with the upper side of the clamping beam for one or the other clasping roller to bring the terminating web to rest. Two alternatingly functioning knives act to cut off the web which is played out.

Abstract: An apparatus for longitudinally slitting and/or grooving material sheets, particularly for sheets of corrugated board, which are being transported through the apparatus. The apparatus includes a plurality of tool members positioned in rows on opposing sheet sides which cooperate in opposing pairs. Each set of rows includes a drive shaft and an adjusting spindle in operable communication with the tool members which include tool body members and which can be conducted within the apparatus along guide rails and can be coupled through controllable couplings to the adjusting spindles. Each tool body member also includes a plurality of tool members where at least one of the tool body members and guide rails are adjustable within the apparatus to position the opposing pair of tool members in the operating positions in engagement with the sheet.

Abstract: One-sided corrugated board machine having at least two pairs of corrugated rollers, each pair forming an assembly including a lower corrugated roller and an upper corrugated roller. Each of the pairs of rollers is supported on a movable, lockable bearing bracket that is movably secured to walls or supports of the machine. A movable clamping roller and a movable glue-applying device is provided such that they can be moved away to allow the assembly to be moved from one position to another. When it is desired to exchange one assembly for another the clamping roller and the glue-applying device are moved out of the way. The bearing bracket supporting one assembly is then moved from a work position to a rest position and the bearing bracket supporting another assembly is moved from its rest position to the work position replacing the first assembly.

Abstract: One-sided corrugated board machine having at least two pair of corrugated rollers, a lower pair and an upper pair, wherein each pair of lower and upper corrugated rollers are supported on separate lateral, pivotable and fixable bearing brackets. A movable glue-applying device and clamping roller are provided such that they can be moved away from the pivoting path of the corrugated rollers. When it is desired to change the rollers of a single pair, one for another, the glue-applying device and the clamping roller are moved away from the pivoting path and the corrugated rollers are pivoted so as to change each pair of rollers one for another without having to rethread the paper tracks.

Abstract: The invention provides a compact gear installation in which all the necessary auxiliary equipment for pressure lubrication is accommodated within a gear housing. Also, damage to the gear caused by insufficient lubrication during run down or start-up of the gear is avoided. Within the housing, an oil pump pumps lubricating oil from a lower cooled oil reservoir via a filter to an upright oil reservoir. Oil flows out of said upper reservoir via two main pipes, which subsequently interconnect, to lubricate the gear. When the gear is switched off the lower of these pipes is sealed off, e.g. by a valve, but a certain volume of oil can still flow through the upper pipe to lubricate the gear as it slows down. When the gear is started up again, the lower pipe is reopened and the residual volume of oil (below the level of the upper pipe) can flow through this pipe to provide initial lubrication for the gear.

Abstract: Upon upper and lower cutting tools, in a slitting machine, cutting along the opposite edges of a web being adjusted transversely to the web, a corresponding suction nozzle, for taking up the cut-off edge of the web, is correspondingly adjusted transversely to ensure that it takes up the cut-off edge, by a respective drive unit. For ensuring entry of the leading end of a cut-off edge strip into the nozzle, a respective finger is swung down in advance of the leading end.

Abstract: Straight line cutting and/or groove machine for moving material webs, especially for corrugated paper webs. The machine has at least one drive station with several interacting tool pairs for cutting or grooving the material web. The tools are located above and below the material web. The upper and lower tools are firmly clamped on a shifting tube by a controlled braking mechanism. The shifting tube is fastened on a slide part which sits on an adjustment spindle and is driven by a positioning motor. The tools are clamped on a shifting tube in the desired intervals spaced adjacent to each other. The straight line cutting and/or groove machine permits rapid, precise positioning of the tools.

Abstract: The invention concerns a container (1) for receiving rubbish, with a closure plate (3) disposed on an end, which plate can be mated with a rubbish injection device (4) having a hopper (5) and a ram (6). The closure plate (3) is made in two parts, the upper part (8) limiting a free space being vertically movable, and the lower part (9) limiting the filling opening being horizontally movable. The lower part (9) of the closure plate (3) can be connected with the face (16) of the ram (6) and thus serves as a front plate of the ram (6).

Abstract: In a double-oblique-toothed stage spur wheel drive, the first stage includes a first pinion which drives a first toothed wheel by way of an intermediate wheel. The first stage drives the second stage which includes a second pinion coupled with the first toothed wheel and a second toothed wheel meshing with said second pinion. The first pinion and the first toothed wheel each include a respective coaxial pair of gear wheel halves having oppositely-directed oblique teeth, and the intermediate wheel includes two pairs of intermediate gearwheel halves, with all of the gear wheel halves being coaxially disposed. One of said intermediate gear wheel half pairs engages with the first pinion and the other engages with the first toothed wheel.

Abstract: A sheet stacking method and apparatus having conveyor belts for feeding overlapping cut sheets of cardboard in a flow to a stacking station, in which in order to form a gap in the flow a second conveyor belt is driven faster than a first conveyor belt and, during the time the second belt is driven at the faster rate, a third conveyor belt lifts the sheets off the second belt and drives them at the same speed as the first conveyor belt until the sheet downstream of the gap has left the second belt, whereupon the second belt is again driven at the same speed as the first belt and the third belt replaces the flow of sheets onto the second belt.

Abstract: Apparatus for automatically detecting the end of or a tear in a web travelling through a corrugated cardboard installation or the like. A web sensing device having mutually opposed sensors positioned adjacent each edge of the web detects web tears or the end of the web. Automatic execution of a web splicing operation thereupon is effected by a control device which activates web-splicing means.

Abstract: Apparatus for driving a web crosscutting roller with knife blade. A variable speed motor drives the roller which also is of variable speed. A control device is operable on the motor to effect selective change of the rotative speed thereof. A spring is connected to the roller to alternatively impart retardation or acceleration energy to the roller during a revolution thereof by alternate tensioning and release of the spring.

Abstract: A machine for cross-cutting a web of material. A roller-mounted knife carrier is supported along its length on a bend-resistant support by supporting plates which are rotatably driven in synchronization with the knife carrier. The plates are of generally circular configuration with recesses on the circumference thereof to permit passage of the knife therethrough.

Abstract: An alignment device for machines which, after the shut-down of the machine, keeps the rotor in rotation until it has cooled down in order to avoid damage to the machine.The device comprises a gear element which at a certain number of revolutions of the rotor of the machine engages a gear element of the machine.The device may also initiate alignment from an idle position of the machine.

Abstract: The invention relates to apparatus for pressing a moving web of material against a supporting surface, specially to press a web of corrugated cardboard against a heating part in a corrugated cardboard production system, comprising a stationary supporting surface over which the web of material is moved, also comprising press members acting in operating position via a press surface upon the web of material and adjustment means which transfer the press members from the operative position into an inoperative position and vice versa.