Adhesive tape cutting device

Abstract

The invention relates to an adhesive tape cutting device which is characterized by comprising a base frame, a slide block, a motor, a clamping mechanism, a cutter frame, a cutter seat, a cutter and a regulation mechanism, wherein the slide block can be arranged on the base frame in a horizontal slip mode; the motor is arranged on the slide block; the clamping mechanism is used for clamping a rolled adhesive tape, is arranged on the slide block and is in transmission connection with the motor through a transmission mechanism; the cutter frame is arranged on the base frame; the cutter seat can be rotationally arranged on the cutter frame and is provided with a handle; the cutter can be rotationally arranged on the cutter seat and is provided with a vertical and downward cutting face; and the regulation mechanism is used for regulating the distance between the slide block and the cutting face of the cutter. Compared with the prior art, the adhesive tape cutting device provided by the invention can meet the accurate cutting precision through the regulation mechanism, can also realize the purpose of accurately cutting an adhesive tape with a narrower width, does not need a pneumatic shaft with a larger volume to be used as a clamping tool, has the advantages of smaller whole volume, simple structure and lower manufacturing cost, and is convenient to move and place.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a tape cutting device, in particular to a device for radially cutting roll tapes. Background technique [0002] In the tape industry, due to different usage conditions, the width of each roll of tape is different, so a tape cutting device is required. The current tape cutting device has the following problems: [0003] First of all, the slitting accuracy is not enough, and the slitting range is narrow. Sometimes it is necessary to slitting the roll tape to a very narrow width, but the slitting width is greatly limited due to the limitation of the equipment. At present, the minimum slitting width that can generally be achieved is 10mm, and some can achieve a slitting width of 3mm. However, if you want to slitting to a narrower width such as 2mm or 1mm, there is nothing you can do for narrower tapes. [0004] Secondly, the cutting operation process of the tape is to pass the rolled tape on the inflatable shaft, then inflate the ...

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[0003] First of all, the slitting accuracy is not enough, and the slitting range is narrow. Sometimes it is necessary to slitting the roll tape to a very narrow width, but the slitting width is greatly limited due to the limitation of the equipment.

At present, the minimum slitting width that can generally be achieved is 10mm, and some can achieve a slitting width of 3mm, but if you want to slitting to a narrower width such as 2mm or 1mm, there is nothing you can do for narrower tapes.

[0004] Secondly, the cutting operation process of the tape is to pass the rolled tape on the inflatable shaft, then inflate the inflatable shaft, and finally cut it. However, the current clamping mechanism of the inflatable shaft is mainly for large-width tapes. For slitting, if the belt width of the tape is relatively small, it will be cumbersome and overkill to wear it on the longer air shaft. Moreover, the air shaft split cutting equipment is bulky, and the air source needs to be relatively large. Large venues, in this case, large-scale cutting equipment seems to be unable to do what it wants

[0005] Finally, for tapes with poor glue overflow, there will often be a lot of residual glue at the cut surface. If the tapes are stacked when the tape is shipped, it will often cause adhesion between the rolls. The longer the time, the greater the degree of adhesion. Big

When the adhesive tape rolls are relatively thick, it is difficult to separate them by manpower, which will have a great impact on the use

There is also an isolation layer between the rolls, but this will increase the shipping cost, and it is not in line with the country's low-carbon advocacy

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