Knife pivot component of paper trimmer
A paper cutting machine and cutter shaft technology, applied in grain processing, etc., can solve the problems of large motor power, large driving force, and limited number of sides, and achieve the effects of energy saving, reliable positioning, and convenient processing
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[0013] Embodiment 1: As shown in the figure, a cutter shaft assembly of a paper cutting machine includes a main shaft 1 and a plurality of cutter wheels 2 coaxially sleeved on the main shaft 1. The main shaft 1 is provided with a spiral groove 3, and the cutter wheel 2 The inner circumference of the cutter wheel 2 is integrally provided with positioning lugs 4, the positioning lugs 4 cooperate with the spiral groove 3, and the outer circumference of the cutter wheel 2 is integrally provided with a plurality of uniformly distributed tines 21, and the clip between the two ends of the spiral groove 3 The angle α is smaller than the included angle β between two adjacent tines 21 on the same cutter wheel 2, so that the tines 21 on adjacent cutter wheels 2 are staggered from each other by 0.5°, and at the same time only one tine 21 and When the paper to be shredded contacts, a spacer 5 is arranged between two adjacent cutter wheels 2 .
Embodiment 2
[0014] Embodiment 2: Other structures are the same as Embodiment 1, except that the main shaft 1 is provided with a helical groove 3, and the angle α between the two ends of the helical groove 3 is smaller than that of two adjacent sharp teeth 21 on the same cutter wheel 2. The included angle β between them makes the tines 21 on adjacent cutter wheels 2 stagger from each other by 1.5° in turn, and only one tine 21 contacts the paper to be shredded at the same moment.
Embodiment 3
[0015] Embodiment 3: Other structures are the same as Embodiment 1, except that the main shaft 1 is provided with a helical groove 3, and the angle α between the two ends of the helical groove 3 is smaller than that of two adjacent tines 21 on the same cutter wheel 2. The included angle β between them makes the tines 21 on adjacent cutter wheels 2 stagger each other by 2.5° in turn, and only one tine 21 contacts the paper to be shredded at the same moment.
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