18396454. STAPLER simplified abstract (Max Co., Ltd.)
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STAPLER - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18396454 titled 'STAPLER
The abstract describes a stapler with a driving portion, a clinch portion, a table link, a motor, and a regulation portion that work together to drive a staple into a sheet bundle and bend the staple's leg portion.
- Driving portion that inserts staple into sheet bundle
- Clinch portion that bends staple's leg portion
- Table link supporting clinch portion and moving in a first direction
- Motor driving the driving portion
- Regulation portion moving in a second direction to regulate movement of clinch portion away from driving portion
Potential Applications: - Office staplers - Industrial stapling machines - Binding equipment for bookbinding
Problems Solved: - Efficiently driving and bending staples in sheet bundles - Regulating movement of clinch portion for precise stapling
Benefits: - Increased productivity in stapling tasks - Improved accuracy in staple insertion and bending
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Stapling Machines for Office and Industrial Use This technology can be used in various industries such as offices, printing, and bookbinding for efficient and accurate stapling tasks.
Questions about Stapler Technology: 1. How does the regulation portion ensure precise movement of the clinch portion? The regulation portion moves in a direction intersecting the first direction to regulate the movement of the clinch portion away from the driving portion, ensuring accurate stapling.
2. What are the key components of the stapler that contribute to its efficiency? The driving portion, clinch portion, table link, motor, and regulation portion work together to drive and bend staples in sheet bundles effectively.
Original Abstract Submitted
There is provided a stapler including: a driving portion that drives a staple into a sheet bundle; a clinch portion that bends a leg portion of the staple driven into and penetrating the sheet bundle; a table link that supports the clinch portion at a position facing the driving portion and move the clinch portion in a first direction where the clinch portion separated from and brought into contact with the driving portion; a motor that drives the driving portion; and a regulation portion that moves in a second direction intersecting the first direction while abutting against the table link and regulate a movement of the clinch portion in a direction away from the driving portion. A position where the regulation portion abuts against the table link changes in a direction toward the clinch portion as the clinch portion and the driving portion are separated from each other.
