Abstract:
A document shredder with a motor, a cutting unit, and a motor control, wherein the motor control may start, stop and reverse the motor. The motor control may limit the maximally allowed load of the motor to a predetermined load limit value. In case the motor reaches the maximally allowed load limit value, the load limit value may be increased for a predetermined time, either manually or automatically. In this way a short overload does not lead to a paper jam and the shredder does not have to be reversed, which may cause a paper mess in the workplace. The motor may be a direct current motor and/or a series motor, so that the load limit value may be defined by a maximally allowable motor current.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a shredder for cutting up data storage media, for example sheet-like materials (paper, stacks of paper, etc.), CD-ROMs, DVDs, floppy disks or articles of that kind, the material feed of which is assigned a switching device for at least automatically starting its cutting tool when materials to be shredded are being fed, in particular an office shredder whose feed opening of the material feed, which leads to the cutting tool, is assigned at least two signal-emitting sensors which are arranged at a distance from one another and are operatively connected to a control unit by means of circuitry.
Abstract:
A baling press includes a tiltable container arranged underneath a vertically guided compacting ram within a compacting frame, wherein the compacting container is tiltable forwardly about a horizontal shaft. As seen from a front wall of the compacting container, the longitudinal axis of the horizontal shaft is positioned behind a frontal plane extending through the center of gravity of the compacting plane. A unit for a tiltable support of the compacting container arranged on the shaft is fastened directly on the compacting container or on the frame. A locking unit engaging the compacting container is provided on a back side of the compacting frame.
Abstract:
A baler has a front door assembly formed with an upper loading port and a loading door engageable in a closed position over the loading port. A plurality of guides on the assembly define respective generally vertical paths along which can travel respective elements on the door between an upper position corresponding to a closed position of the door and a lower open position with the door offset from the loading port. The door lies wholly with an outline of the door assembly in the lower open position. The baler door wherein the guides are generally vertical and horizontally flank the door. Each guide is formed of three pieces and forms a respective upper track and a lower track therebelow and the elements include respective upper and lower elements riding in the tracks. Each lower track is formed with a horizontally extending rest on which the respective lower element sits in the open position and with another horizontally extending rest on which the respective lower element sits in the closed position. In addition each upper track has an upper end in which the respective upper element is engaged in the closed position.
Abstract:
An arrangement of distance ledges and retaining claws in waste material presses for packaging cardboard, foils and similar used packaging materials, particularly in presses of upright construction, i.e., presses having a vertically acting pressure ram. Stationary distance ledges are provided on the rear wall and/or on the inner side of the front door in the filling area of the shaft of the press. In addition, retaining claws for the material already compressed in the lower shaft portion or the finished bale which has not yet been tied are pivotally mounted in openings of the rear wall and the front door of the pressing area of the shaft.
Abstract:
A drive unit for a knife roller of a shredder having an electric motor to which a motor reduction gear transmission is attached. Recesses are located on both sides of the plane sides of the intermediate gear wheel. Each of the stop surfaces, which are located across from each other, work in cooperation with the in corresponding catch pin on the corresponding free shaft end of the knife roller drive shaft. The stop surfaces and their catch pin represents a free wheeling clutch for forward and reverse start up. There are two catch pins with each their own stop surfaces on each side of the gear wheel.
Abstract:
In a cutting mechanism for shredders fabricated in compact construction it is provided as far as the arrangement of support rods for the wipers is concerned, that within each of the pair of wipers (3, 4) the base parts (3a,4a) approach each other to such an extent that the second support rod (6) located there serves as a common support rod (6) for the one (3) as well as the other (4) of the respective pair of wipers (3, 4).
Abstract:
In a cutting mechanism for a document shredder a pair of cutting rollers are disposed in side-by-side relation with disk-shaped circular cutters spaced apart on the rollers. Adjacent circular cutters form annular grooves between them so that the circular cutters on one roller extend into the annular grooves on the other. Wiper plates are located in the annular grooves between the cutters and are arranged in a row extending in the axial direction of the rollers. The wiper plates have tips arranged in a pointed manner with the tips located at the outer circumferential surface of the roller cores. Further, strip-shaped support rods maintain the wiper plates adjacent to the cutting rollers and resting in a positively locked manner on the outer circumferential surfaces of the circular cutters. Each support rod has a pointed tip which engages into an undercut groove in a radially outer surface of each wiper plate.
Abstract:
A baling press has a horizontal construction, for compaction of loose material, a pressing channel having a fill-in opening, a pressing plate that can be displaced in the pressing channel, a pressing surface that stands in contact with the material to be compacted, multiple hydraulic cylinders coupled with electro-hydraulic drive assemblies for generating a pressing force, for advancing the pressing plate for the purpose of introducing the pressing force into the filled-in material, as well as for returning the pressing plate to a starting position, and a control and regulation system configured for monitoring the spatial orientation of the pressing surface and keeping it constant during the advancing movement of the pressing plate.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a unit for supplying sheet-like material for a document shredder, wherein the unit has a main body on which a paper support having a support face is disposed such that by at least one conveying element in each case one sheet is successively drawn off a stack of paper/sheet-like material which is supported on the support face and conveyed toward a supply slot of the document shredder, wherein the at least one conveying element is a conveyor roller, the sleeve face of which includes a multiplicity of structured part-areas such that the static friction between this conveyor roller and the respective sheet is increased.