IP Library Granted Patent US 8,807,472
Granted Patent B2
US 8,807,472 · App. 12/719,877 · Granted Aug 19, 2014

Web winding method, producing method of a web, and web winding apparatus

Inventor: Takayuki Suzuki (Kanagawa, JP)
Assignee: FUJIFILM Corporation
B65H19/28B65H2301/41425B65H2301/41368B65H2301/414222B65H2701/378
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Patent No.
US 8,807,472
App. No.
12/719,877
Granted
Aug 19, 2014
Kind
B2
Abstract

In a web winding apparatus for winding a web on a winding core, the winding core is rotated by a predetermined amount while an end portion of the web, which is held by a holding mechanism, is pressed against the winding core. Thereafter, the holding by the holding mechanism is released, and thereby the end portion of the web is attached to the winding core. Thereafter, the winding core is rotated, and the web is wound up on the winding core. A rotation speed of the winding core when the web is being pressed against the winding core is a higher speed than a rotation speed of the winding core at the time of attaching the web to the winding core. In this manner, the web is accurately wound on the winding core.

Claims (25)

1. A web winding method for winding a web on a winding core, the method comprising:

rotating the winding core by a predetermined amount while pressing an end portion of the web, which is held by a holding mechanism, against the winding core, predetermined amount being set such that an attachment force between the winding core and the end portion of the web is generated by the winding core and the end portion of the web rubbing against each other, and thereafter, carrying out temporary attachment by attaching the end portion of the web to the winding core by releasing the holding by the holding mechanism; and

after the temporary attachment by generation of the attachment force, starting rotation of the winding core to wind up the web on the winding core.

2. The web winding method of claim 1 , wherein the temporary attachment comprises generating abrasion powder on a contacting surface of the web that contacts the winding core, and attaching the end portion of the web to the winding core by way of the abrasion powder.

3. The web winding method of claim 1 , wherein the temporary attachment comprises supporting the end portion of the web with an elastic body provided at the holding mechanism to press the end portion of the web against the winding core.

4. The web winding method of claim 1 , wherein, in the temporary attachment, a rotation speed of the winding core when the web is being pressed against the winding core is a higher speed than a rotation speed of the winding core at the time of attaching the web to the winding core.

5. The web winding method of claim 1 , wherein, in the temporary attachment, air is blown out from the holding mechanism toward the web when the holding by the holding mechanism is released.

6. The web winding method of claim 1 , wherein the end portion of the web is held against the winding core by non-liquid means.

7. A web winding apparatus comprising:

a rotation mechanism that rotates a winding core;

a holding mechanism that is configured to be able to hold a web and configured to be able to move; and

a controller that controls the rotation mechanism and the holding mechanism so that the winding core is rotated by a predetermined amount while an end portion of the web, which is held by the holding mechanism, is pressed against the winding core, the predetermined amount being set such that an attachment force between the winding core and the end portion of the web is generated by the winding core and the end portion of the web rubbing against each other, and thereafter, the winding core is rotated after the holding by the holding mechanism is released.

8. The web winding apparatus of claim 7 , further comprising an elastic body that is provided at the holding mechanism and supports the end portion of the web when the end portion of the web is pressed against the winding core.

9. The web winding apparatus of claim 8 , wherein the elastic body is provided within a concave portion formed at the holding mechanism.

10. The web winding apparatus of claim 9 , wherein the elastic body is formed with a curved surface shape having a curvature that is equal to or less than a curvature of the winding core.

11. The web winding apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the holding mechanism is configured to hold the web by sucking in air, and to release the web by blowing out air.

12. The web winding apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the end portion of the web is held against the winding core by non-liquid means.

13. A producing method of a web obtained by winding the web on a winding core, the method comprising:

rotating the winding core by a predetermined amount while holding an end portion of the web with a holding mechanism so that the end portion of the web is pressed against the winding core, the predetermined amount being set such that an attachment force between the winding core and the end portion of the web is generated by the winding core and the end portion of the web rubbing against each other, and thereafter, carrying out temporary attachment in which the end portion of the web is attached to the winding core by releasing the holding; and

after the temporary attachment by generation of the attachment force, starting rotation of the winding core to wind up the web on the winding core.

14. The web producing method of claim 13 , wherein the temporary attachment comprises generating abrasion powder on a contacting surface of the web that contacts the winding core, and the end portion of the web is attached to the winding core by way of the abrasion powder.

15. The web producing method of claim 13 , wherein the temporary attachment comprises supporting the end portion of the web with an elastic body to press the web against the winding core.

16. The web producing method of claim 13 , wherein, in the temporary attachment, a rotation speed of the winding core when the web is being pressed against the winding core is a higher speed than a rotation speed of the winding core at the time of attaching the web to the winding core.

17. The web producing method of claim 13 , wherein, in the temporary attachment, air is blown out toward the web when the holding of the web is released.

18. The web producing method of claim 13 , wherein the end portion of the web is held against the winding core by non-liquid means.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 12, 2010
From: SUZUKI, TAKAYUKI
To: FUJIFILM CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 024069/0956 →
Priority Claims (1)
JP 2009-062567 · Mar 16, 2009 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20100230526A1 · Sep 16, 2010