FR2579929A1 - Sheet pushing device for ink stamps - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to sheet pushing devices for ink stamps by means of which the sheet of paper 3 can be moved after stamping, simultaneously making it easier to pick the paper up by hand, and yet without soiling it with the image 4. It consists simply of an anti-slip semi-cylindrical self-adhesive rubber strip 2 applied directly to the mounting of the ink stamp 1. The invention can be used on all types of ink stamp mountings, whether rectangular, round, automatic or other, as a means of facilitating work, being particularly useful for repetitive stamping purposes, in which it will advantageously replace a rubber thimble. It is also an additional selling point for ink stamps thus equipped.

Description

 The present invention relates to devices "leaf pushers" for stamps, allowing, without dirtying it, to direct the sheet after stamping, while facilitating its handling.

 We do not know any device that can achieve this result too, should we put the stamp down, wet our finger, which is a waste of time, and very often, in the case of thin paper, we have to do it several times to manage to grab the sheet, hence nervousness.

 The device according to the invention allows, thanks to a non-slip, semi-cylindrical rubberized band, to direct the stamped sheet, in all directions, without dirtying and without that resting the stamp. In addition, it advantageously replaces a fingerprint during repetitive stamping.

Referring to the attached drawings
Figure 1 shows a side view of the semi-cylindrical strip glued to the back of a rectangular stamp.

 FIG. 2 represents a perspective view of the same semi-cylindrical strip in its position of use.

 FIG. 3 represents a top view of the two pieces of semi-cylindrical strip, glued on a round stamp.

 FIG. 4 represents a side view of the same semi-cylindrical strip with the cutting position to obtain the pieces with minced sides, used on the round stamps.

 FIG. 5 represents, by way of example, a perspective view of the adaptation of the semi-cylindrical strip on an apparatus with automatic stamping.

 As shown in Fig. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, the device only consists of a non-slip, semi-cylindrical rubberized strip 2, the self-adhesive flat face of which is applied directly to the receiving frame 1.

 For use on round frames, for better aesthetics and better grip, the strip is cut at an angle, as shown in Figs. 3 and 4.

 This strip with a diameter of approximately 12mm, manufactured in length, is cut according to the dimensions and the shape (bias) of the frames.

 By the fact that it is self-adhesive, said strip can adapt without modification to all models of frames.

 For the use of the present device, it suffices to bring the semi-cylindrical part of the strip into contact with the stamped sheet 3, the hand automatically coming to this position after the stamping, it only remains to direct said at will stamped sheet.

 The stamp being slightly tilted, there is no risk of soiling by the photograph 4.

 In the present description, for the so-called rectangular mounts, the semi-cylindrical strip has been pasted on the rear, so as not to hinder the reading of the text and also, for indifferent use by a left-handed or right-handed person; however, it is certain that said strip can stick with the same advantages on one of the left or right sides.

 In addition to the attraction of the novelty, the low cost of its manufacturing and especially the pleasure of use brought, the device object of this patent application must provide the solution to stamp manufacturers, for the revival of this stagnant sector which has received practically no improvement since its creation.

Claims (2)

 1. Device "leaf push" for stamps, characterized in that it consists only of a rubberized non-slip strip, semi-cylindrical 2, adapting directly to all types of mounts.  2. Device "leaf push" for stamps, according to claim 1, characterized in that the semi-cylindrical strip is self-adhesive.