Stapler
A stapler has an anvil leg that supports an anvil plate in the front region, a staple magazine which can be swivelled to a limited degree about a transverse pin on a bearing block in the rear region of the anvil leg, and a driver leg which can be swivelled to a limited degree relative to the staple magazine and the anvil leg about the transverse pin. The driver leg supports a driver for guiding the staples through a gap at the front end of the staple magazine. The stapler has at least one guiding element which is arranged between the anvil plate and the bearing block. The guiding element longitudinally extends between the anvil leg and the staple magazine, is fixedly connected to the anvil leg, and is guided in a longitudinally movable manner within a guiding opening in a bottom wall of the staple magazine.
1. A stapler comprising:
an anvil arm that carries an anvil plate in a front region thereof;
a staple magazine is adapted to be pivoted, in limited manner, on a bearing block in a rear region of the anvil arm, about a transverse axis;
a driver arm that is adapted to be pivoted, in limited manner, about the transverse axis, relative to the staple magazine and the anvil arm, said driver arm carrying a driver for passing staples through a slot at a front end of the staple magazine; and
at least one guide element disposed between the anvil plate and the bearing blocks, said guide element extending, in its longitudinal direction, between the anvil arm and the staple magazine, and being firmly connected with the anvil arm and being guided in a guide opening in a floor wall of the staple magazine, in a longitudinally displaceable manner,
wherein a circumferential edge part is disposed around the guide opening, said edge part extending at least part way in the longitudinal direction of the guide element, and wherein said edge part has an introduction slant for said guide element.
2. The stapler according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one guide element is a bolt anchored in the anvil arm.
3. The stapler according to claim 1 , wherein the at least one guide element is a sheet-metal part formed onto the anvil arm in one piece.
4. The stapler according claim 1 , wherein the at least one guide element has a width, transverse to the longitudinal direction of the anvil arm, that is smaller than a distance between arms of the staples.
5. The stapler according to claim 1 , wherein the staple magazine has a spring-supported staple pusher for pressing the staples against a contact plate at its front end, with a U-shaped cross-section that is open downward.
6. The stapler according to claim 5 , wherein the at least one guide element has a width, transverse to the longitudinal direction of the anvil arm, which is smaller than a distance between U-arms of the staple pusher.
7. The stapler according to claim 1 , wherein the edge part has two lateral edges that extend in the longitudinal direction of the staple magazine or of the anvil arm, a distance between which, relative to one another, essentially corresponds to a width of the guide element.
8. A stapler comprising:
an anvil arm that carries an anvil plate in a front region thereof;
a staple magazine is adapted to be pivoted, in limited manner, on a bearing block in a rear region of the anvil arm, about a transverse axis;
a driver arm that is adapted to be pivoted, in limited manner, about the transverse axis, relative to the staple magazine and the anvil arm, said driver arm carrying a driver for passing staples through a slot at a front end of the staple magazine; and
at least two guide elements disposed between the anvil plate and the bearing blocks, each of said guide elements extending, in a longitudinal direction, between the anvil arm and the staple magazine, and being firmly connected with the anvil arm and being guided in a guide opening in a floor wall of the staple magazine, in a longitudinally displaceable manner.
9. The stapler according to claim 8 , wherein the at least two guide elements are disposed one behind the other in a line that extends in the longitudinal direction of the anvil arm.