Abstract:
A roll stand for rolls of sheet material allowing exchange of rolls has been invented, wherein the full rolls may be entered into or removed from the roll stand sideways. The roll spindles (16, 17) are at one of their ends journalled stiffly in a first roll holder gable (14), while the other gable (15) comprises at least two supporting arms (26, 27) with supporting bearings (46, 47) for the other ends of the roll spindles. Means (33, 29, 44) are provided to individually loosen the supporting arms from the spindles and moving them aside to make possible the entry or removal of a full roll onto or from the exposed spindle making use of a carriage or the like.
Abstract:
In a method and an apparatus for continuous winding-up of a material web on roll spindles where the web is supplied continuously and is arranged to be cut off in conjunction with roll spindle shiftings, a cutting off knife (17) is mounted in a holder (10) together with a brush (16) and a pressure roller for transferring the web onto a new roll spindle. The invention also includes a microcomputer-regulated control system and a gear drive housing (44) which is designed to be rotated together with the roll holder (5) during spindle shiftings.
Abstract:
A roller stand incorporating a device adapted to join a running web of material being unwound from a first roll to a web of material of a second roll and comprising a roll-holding device including two unwinding stations, means to cut the running web, a mechanism to exert a braking force on the spindles supporting said first and second rolls, and means provided to transfer rotational motion of said roll-support spindles to said braking mechanism by means of free-wheel members, said members being arranged to control said braking mechanism selectively for application of braking force on the roll-support spindle that at the moment has the highest rotational speed.
Abstract:
A device for a roll spindle for unwinding or winding up a web material comprises a brake mechanism, a clutch between the spindle and the brake mechanism for axial connection of said parts, and means provided to perform two operations in the axial direction, namely a first operation for causing the mechanism to be moved towards or from the roll spindle in the axial direction for the engagement and disengagement, respectively, of the mechanism with and from the spindle, respectively, and a second operation causing the mechanism when connected with the spindle to be moved in the axial direction for lateral adjustment of the web material. The device is characterized by an articulated joint (15) with a link (16) between a first (17) and a second (18) hinge joint, whereby said first hinge joint is connected to said mechanism (2) and whereby said means for providing said first operation comprise means (24, 20) for displacing said second hinge joint relative to said first hinge joint and means (12, 3) provided at the same time to prevent the mechanism from significantly rotating about its center axis, whereby the mechanism is forced to move in its axial direction, while said means for performing the second operation comprise means (24, 26, 27, 20) for locking said second hinge joint (18) such that said second hinge joint during said operation remains essentially stationary, and means (12, 3) provided at the same time to rotate the mechanism about its center axis such that the articulated joint also in this case will force the mechanism to perform a movement in the axial direction.
Abstract:
A roller stand incorporating a device adapted to join a running web of material being unwound from a first roll to a web of material of a second roll and comprising a roll-holding device including two unwinding stations, means to cut the running web, a mechanism to exert a braking force on the spindles supporting said first and second rolls, and means provided to transfer rotational motion of said roll-support spindles to said braking mechanism by means of free-wheel members, said members being arranged to control said braking mechanism selectively for application of braking force on the roll-support spindle that at the moment has the highest rotational speed.