THREE-BAND ROUTE SEQUENTIAL ACCESS ZONE BELTS DISTRIBUTION DEVICE

Abstract

The invention relates to a tape dispensing device for making rolls of tape available for use along three separate tape paths side-by-side. The device comprises a housing (1), several fixed transverse elements (2) positioned transversely to the direction of tape movement on the housing (1) and spaced apart along the longitudinal axis of the housing, and several tape access zones (3) between the successive fixed transverse elements (2). During operation, the tapes unrolled from the tape rolls (4) move side-by-side along the housing (1) along their own longitudinal axes, forming three separate tape paths. The tape access zones (3) allow access to different longitudinal sections of the tapes along the paths and to the tape segments created as a result of the cutting process. The tape rolls (4) are shown to illustrate the operation of the device and are not a mandatory structural component of the device.

Description

1 TARIFF THREE-BAND ROUTE SEQUENTIAL ACCESS ZONE BELTS DISTRIBUTION DEVICE Technological Field: The invention relates to the transportation, unwinding in an orderly manner, and use of rolls of tape. This relates to the technical field of conveyor belt distribution devices used for presentation purposes. 5 More specifically, the invention involves a transverse line of belts on a body (1) in the direction of belt advancement. positioned in such a way that they are spaced apart along the longitudinal direction of the fuselage the fixed transverse elements (2) and the successive formed between the said fixed transverse elements (2) The longitudinal axes of three adjacent bands containing band access zones (3) A belt distribution system that creates three separate belt routes, allowing it to progress in that direction. 10 It relates to the device. State of the Art: Storage, transportation, and use of rolls of tape require careful handling of the roll. Various conveyor belt dispensing devices are known for their ability to unwind and deliver the desired length of tape. Arrangements where multiple rolls of tape are positioned side-by-side on the same housing are also 15 It is used. In conventional installations, tapes are mostly used by pulling them directly from the roll or It is presented to the user from a specific point of origin. Multiple bands on the same device. In the systems where they are located, the belts are arranged regularly along separate routes along the body. advancement and direct access to the belt at different longitudinal positions of the route every 20 This is not provided in the structure. Specifically, the tapes are cut into specific lengths before use. If prepared in this manner, the parts in question will be arranged regularly on the body. The need arises for it to be easily accessible and obtainable by the user. It is known that... In structures, direct access to different longitudinal positions of multiple bands and cut 25 Developing arrangements for easy removal of tape segments from the device. There is a need. Purpose of the Invention: The purpose of the invention is to arrange the tapes unrolled from three tape rolls side by side on the body (1). and to ensure that it moves smoothly along three separate lane tracks. 30 Another purpose of the invention is to position fixed elements transversely to the direction of belt movement. By creating band access zones (3) between the transverse elements (2), the bands have different longitudinal The goal is to provide direct access to these sections. 2 Another purpose of the invention is to ensure that after the belts are unwound along the routes in question... can be cut to the required lengths with an external cutting tool, and as a result of the cutting so that the formed tape segments can be easily taken from the tape access areas (3) and used to provide opportunities. Another objective of the invention is to enable the three separate belt routes to be physically divided or separated by partitions. 5 Without the use of any additional elements, the belts are positioned side-by-side along their own longitudinal axes. The goal is to ensure its creation through progress. Figures: Three figures will be used in the description of the invention; these are: Figure 1: Perspective view of the conveyor belt dispensing device, which is the subject of the invention. 10 Figure 2: Top view of the conveyor belt dispensing device, which is the subject of the invention. Figure 3: Side view of the conveyor belt dispensing device, which is the subject of the invention. References: 1. Body 2. Fixed transverse element 15 3. Band access zone 4. Tape roll Description of the Invention: The invention is a belt distribution system in which three separate belt routes are formed on a body (1). It is a device. 20 On the body (1), it extends transversely to the direction of belt advancement and multiple fixed points positioned at intervals along the longitudinal direction of the body There are two transverse elements (2). The fixed transverse element (2) located at the end of the body is also the other. It performs the same function as fixed transverse elements. The gap between the successive fixed transverse elements (2) in the longitudinal direction is 25 The sections form the band access zones (3). In this way, successive sections along the trunk (1) As a result, multiple band access zones (3) are formed. In one application, three rolls of tape (4) are placed side by side at one end of the body (1). It can be positioned. The tape unrolled from each roll (4) is placed along the body (1) lengthwise. 30 It thus forms three separate physical belt routes, with three belts moving side-by-side. This is being done. In order to create these routes, additional sections are being constructed between the belts. No partition or dividing element is required. 3 The tapes that are opened from the tape rolls (4) during use are routed along the respective tape routes. It can be advanced to the required length. Band access between fixed transverse elements (2) regions (3) directly to different longitudinal sections of the lanes located on the route. It allows access. Bands are available in band access zones (3) according to the amount of usage required. It can be cut to the desired lengths using an external cutting tool. The resulting material from the cutting process... from the belt access zones (3) located between the fixed transverse elements (2) to the belt segments By accessing it, the parts in question can be removed from the device and used. In the cutting process. The device used is not a mandatory component of the conveyor belt dispensing device that is the subject of this invention. Tape rolls (4) are shown in the figures to demonstrate the use of the device. 10 The invention is not a mandatory structural component of the device. Different specifications or lengths Suitable tape rolls can be used with the device. Thanks to this structure, three different bands can be placed side by side on the same body (1) and on their own. can be maintained along the routes; the desired bands can be accessed via successive band access zones (3). The sections and cut pieces of tape are accessible. 15

Claims

4 REQUESTS 1. It is a tape distribution device designed for the simultaneous use of three separate tapes; its feature is: a body (1), transversely to the direction of belt advancement on body (1) and multiple fixed transverse beams fixed at intervals along the longitudinal direction of the body element (2) is located between successive fixed transverse elements (2) and is banded and cut 5 with multiple band access zones (3) that provide direct access to the generated band segments It includes three separate band routes running side by side on the body (1).

2. It is a belt distribution device according to claim 1, and its feature is that each of the fixed transverse elements (2) is on the side extending transversely along the entire length of the three separate lane routes that stretch sideways It is its location. 10

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