A stapling device (1) with at least two stapling heads (4, 5) attached to a stapling head unit (2) for stapling sheet-like material, in particular paper, cardboard or the like, is provided, wherein the distance between at least two stapling heads (4, 5) can be adjusted relative to each other. In a stapling device (1) according to the invention, the retrofitting necessary for various products is to be simplified. This is achieved in the invention by moveably arranging the stapling heads (4, 5) re...

A stapling device for binding an article having a hole structure with a stapling medium having a loop structure corresponding to the hole structure is provided. The stapling device includes a supporting portion, a movable portion and a transmission portion. The supporting portion is used for holding the stapling medium. The movable portion is disposed adjacent to the supporting portion and moved in a first direction to sustain against the loop structure and in a second direction to prop open the...

A tool for applying fasteners to fasten an article to the workpiece. A compressible foot is provided to limit the drive distance of a plunger to position dependent upon the thickness of the article. A drive groove in the tool provides support for the fastener until it is driven into the workpiece. The fastener may be a plastic staple and multiple driving strokes may be used to drive the staple into the workpiece. A retainer activated by the compressible foot may be utilized to prevent the advanc...

A stapling machine is provided which has markings on part of a constant tension spring visible from the exterior of the machine to provide an indication when the supply of staples within the machine is exhausted. The constant tension spring moves the pusher, and markings are present on part of the constant tension spring which becomes visible in a window provided for that purpose.

A stapling device developed for orthopaedic use is in two cooperable parts including: a locator (10) in the form of a generally tubular member having a pair of opposed parallel grooves (16) extending longitudinally over one end portion of the inner surface of the member to receive the legs of a staple (30) of appropriate size entered head first into the one end, and having pin or other penetrating means (17) projecting from the one end of the member for a short length compared to the grooves to ...

A stapling mechanism includes a base, a chute and a cover pivotally coupled together at one end. A guide rail is disposed in the chute for slidably supporting staples and a pusher may push the staples toward the free end of the chute for engaging with a drive plunger. The guide rail includes a recess formed in the upper portion of the free end for allowing engagement of the staples with the bottom surface of the chute so as to suitably guide the staples and so as to prevent the inclination of th...

An apparatus in which a plurality of articles are stapled to one another. The apparatus includes a commom member for actuating sequentially the stack clamper, staple driver and staple clincher.

A device for connecting products composed of stacked and continuously conveyed webs or sheets of paper or the like, wherein the webs or sheets are connected by a wire-like stapling material which can be cut and deformed into individual clamps. The stapling device includes a supply roll with conveying unit for the stapling material, a cutting device for cutting the stapling material to a length required for forming the clamps, a clamp forming unit, a plunger for pushing the formed clamps into the...

The invention relates to a device for stapling to a material (1) at predetermined distances along a web formed by the material with the aid of a stapling cylinder (2), a counterpressure cylinder (3), a forming drum (4) and a horn (5) which extends around the periphery of the stapling cylinder between the forming drum and the counterpressure cylinder, wherein the stapling cylinder (2) coacts with a stapling fork (6) which is intended to cut a staple-forming section from wire-like material (10) in...

A machine for automatically driving object such as staples into a rod at substantially equally spaced intervals comprises a stapling device for driving staples into the rod, a driving assembly for moving the rod past the stapling device, and an indexing wheel contacting the rod so as to be driven to rotate by movement of the rod. A series of spaced switch activators such as pins on the wheel are positioned to operate one or more switches each time they rotate into contact with a switch. The acti...