JP6915211B2 - Sheet pasting device and sheet pasting method - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a sheet pasting device and a sheet pasting method.

Conventionally, there is known a sheet affixing device that automatically passes an original sheet in which an adhesive sheet is temporarily attached to a strip-shaped release sheet (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP-A-2010-80837

However, in the conventional sheet pasting device described in Patent Document 1, since the paper passing means 20 (paper passing means) is composed of a plurality of large-scale peripheral members such as pulleys P1 to P7 and belt B, the device is large. The inconvenience of becoming a patent occurs.

An object of the present invention is to provide a sheet sticking device and a sheet sticking method capable of preventing an increase in size of the device.

The present invention has adopted the configuration described in the claims.

According to the present invention, one end is supported by the collecting means, the other end holds the lead end of the original fabric supported by the supporting means, and the original fabric traction member that can be collected by the collecting means is provided. Therefore, it is possible to automatically pass the original fabric without adopting a large-scale peripheral member, and it is possible to prevent the device from becoming large in size.
Further, if the supporting means is provided with the original fabric pulling-back means, not only the original fabric used for the first time but also another original fabric used after the second time can be automatically passed.
Further, if the release sheet pull-back means is provided, when the reusable original fabric pulled back before the end of use of the adhesive sheet is reused, the adhesive sheet-less release sheet portion from which the adhesive sheet has been peeled off is collected by the recovery means. It is possible to shorten the time required for the operation and to quickly replace the original fabric.

The side view of the sheet sticking apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention. The side view of the sheet sticking apparatus which concerns on 2nd Embodiment of this invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis in the present embodiment are orthogonal to each other, the X-axis and the Y-axis are axes in a predetermined plane, and the Z-axis is an axis orthogonal to the predetermined plane. do. Further, in the present embodiment, with reference to the case of viewing from the middle front direction of FIGS. , "Left" is the direction of the arrow on the X-axis, "right" is the opposite direction, "front" is the middle front direction parallel to the Y-axis, and "rear" is the opposite direction.

[First Embodiment]
The sheet sticking device 10 of the present invention includes a support means 20 for supporting the original fabric RS in which the adhesive sheet AS is temporarily attached to the strip-shaped release sheet RL at predetermined intervals, and a repeater for imparting a carry-out output to the original fabric RS. The output imparting means 30, the peeling means 40 for peeling the adhesive sheet AS from the peeling sheet RL of the original fabric RS, the pressing means 50 for pressing and attaching the adhesive sheet AS to the adherend WK, and the peeling sheet of the original fabric RS. The collecting means 60 for collecting the RL, the paper passing means 70 for passing the original fabric RS supported by the supporting means 20 to the collecting means 60, and the adhesive sheet residual peeling sheet portion RL1 to which the adhesive sheet AS is temporarily attached. The sheet is provided with a release sheet pulling-back means 80 capable of pulling back the release sheet portion RL2 without the adhesive sheet in the release sheet RL separated into the release sheet portion RL2 without the adhesive sheet from which the adhesive sheet AS has been peeled off. It is arranged above the adherend supporting means 90 that relatively moves the sticking device 10 and the adherend WK.
In the case of the present embodiment, the original fabric RS is a wound integral RB in a state of being wound around a long body support member CM having a support hole CM1.

The support means 20 is an original fabric pulling-back means that is supported by the frame FL and is capable of pulling back the unwound original fabric RS, and is supported by a rotary motor 21 as a drive device and an output shaft (not shown) thereof. A support shaft 22 through which a support hole CM1 of a wound integral body RB is inserted to support the original fabric RS, and a stopper 24 supported by an output shaft 23A of a linear motor 23 as a drive device supported in the support shaft 22. The guide rollers 25A and 25B supported by the frame FL, and the pinch rollers 26 urged by urging means (not shown) in the direction of the guide rollers 25A are provided.

The feed feed applying means 30 is urged by a rotary motor 31 as a drive device supported by the frame FL, a drive roller 32 supported by an output shaft (not shown), and a urging means (not shown) in the direction of the drive roller 32. It is provided with a pinch roller 33 to be formed.

The peeling means 40 includes a peeling plate 41 supported by the frame FL and having a peeling edge 41A on the left end side.

The pressing means 50 is supported by a frame FL by a bracket (not shown), and includes a rotatable pressing roller 51.

The recovery means 60 includes a rotary motor 61 as a drive device supported by the frame FL, and a recovery roller 62 supported by an output shaft (not shown).

The paper passing means 70 is configured such that one end 71F is supported by the collection roller 62, the other end 71R holds the lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS supported by the support shaft 22, and the collection roller 62 can collect the paper. The original fabric traction member 71 is provided. The original fabric traction member 71 is made of a resin belt.

The release sheet pulling means 80 includes a rotation motor 81 as a drive device supported by the frame FL, and a release sheet support shaft 82 supported by an output shaft (not shown) and capable of supporting the release sheet portion RL2 without an adhesive sheet. It has.

The adherend support means 90 is a moving means for relatively moving the sheet sticking device 10 and the adherend WK, and is supported by a linear motor 91 as a drive device and a slider 91A thereof, and is illustrated by a decompression pump, a vacuum ejector, and the like. It is provided with a support table 92 having a support surface 92A capable of supporting the adherend WK by a depressurizing means.

The operation of the above sheet sticking device 10 will be described.
First, the user of the sheet affixing device 10 (hereinafter, simply referred to as "user") is wound and integrated with the sheet affixing device 10 in which each member is arranged at the initial position shown by the solid line in FIG. The support hole CM1 of the object RB is inserted into the support shaft 22. Next, as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 1, the user attaches an adhesive tape ST as a connecting means to the lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS and the other end 71R of the original fabric traction member 71, and the original fabric The lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS is held by the other end 71R of the traction member 71. After that, when the user inputs a signal for starting automatic operation to a control means (not shown) via an operation means (not shown) such as an operation panel or a personal computer, the support means 20 drives the linear motor 23 and the stopper 24 is elongated. It is pressed against the body support member CM and the winding integral body RB is held by the support shaft 22.

Next, the support means 20, the feed feed imparting means 30, and the recovery means 60 drive the rotary motors 21, 31, and 61 to feed the raw fabric traction member 71 and the raw fabric RS. Then, as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 1, when the leading adhesive sheet AS is peeled from the peeling sheet RL by the peeling edge 41A of the peeling plate 41 by a predetermined length, the support means 20, the carry-out power imparting means 30, and the recovery are collected. The means 60 stops driving the rotary motors 21, 31, and 61, and the sheet sticking device 10 is in the standby state. When feeding out the raw fabric traction member 71 and the raw fabric RS, the support means 20 drives the rotary motor 21 to apply a predetermined tension to them (the same applies hereinafter).

Next, when the adherend WK is placed on the support surface 92A by a user or a transport means (not shown) such as an articulated robot or a belt conveyor, the adherend support means 90 drives a decompression means (not shown). Adsorption and holding of the adherend WK on the support surface 92A is started. After that, the adherend support means 90 drives the linear motor 91 to move the support table 92 to the left, and when the adherend WK reaches a predetermined position, the support means 20, the feed feed imparting means 30, and the recovery means 60 drives the rotary motors 21, 31, and 61, and feeds the original fabric RS according to the transport speed of the adherend WK. As a result, as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 1, the adhesive sheet AS is peeled from the peeling sheet RL by the peeling edge 41A of the peeling plate 41, and is pressed and attached to the upper surface of the adherend WK by the pressing roller 51. Will be done. After the entire adhesive sheet AS is attached to the adherend WK, when the next adhesive sheet AS is peeled from the release sheet RL by the release edge 41A of the release plate 41 by a predetermined length, the support means 20 and the carry-out power imparting means 30 The recovery means 60 stops driving the rotary motors 21, 31, and 61, and the sheet sticking device 10 is put into the standby state again.

Then, when the adherend WK to which the entire adhesive sheet AS is attached reaches a predetermined position on the left side of the pressing roller 51, the adherend supporting means 90 stops driving the linear motor 91 and the decompression means (not shown). Next, after the user or a conveying means (not shown) conveys the adherend WK to which the adhesive sheet AS is attached to the next step, the adherend supporting means 90 drives the linear motor 91 to push the support table 92. After returning to the initial position, the same operation as described above is repeated.

According to the first embodiment as described above, one end 71F is supported by the recovery roller 62, and the other end 71R holds the lead end RS1 of the original paper RS supported by the support shaft 22 and the recovery roller. Since the raw fabric traction member 71 that can be collected in 62 is provided, the raw fabric RS can be automatically passed through without adopting a large-scale peripheral member, and it is possible to prevent the device from becoming large in size.

In the case of the first embodiment, since the sheet attaching device 10 includes the original fabric pulling back means and the peeling sheet pulling means 80, for example, the adhesive sheet AS to a predetermined number of adherends WK When the application is completed and another adhesive sheet AS is attached to the adherend WK, or when another adhesive sheet AS is attached to another adherend WK, the following operations can be performed. It has become.
That is, it is instructed that it is time to attach another adhesive sheet AS by an imaging means such as a camera or a projector, a detecting means (not shown) such as various sensors such as an optical sensor or an ultrasonic sensor, or a user. When a predetermined signal is input to a control means (not shown), the support means 20, the repetitive output imparting means 30, and the recovery means 60 drive the rotation motors 21, 31, and 61, and wind the original fabric RS in the direction of the integrated object RB. Pull back to. Then, when the left end portion of the adhesive sheet AS that has been peeled from the peeling sheet RL by the peeling edge 41A of the peeling plate 41 by a predetermined length is located to the right of the guide roller 25A, the support means 20, the repetitive output imparting means 30, and the collecting means 60 stops driving the rotary motors 21, 31, and 61. Next, the user or a cutting means (not shown) cuts the release sheet RL, cuts the release sheet RL into the adhesive sheet residual release sheet portion RL1 and the adhesive sheet-less release sheet portion RL2, and then the user or an automatic not shown. As the connecting means is shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 1, the right end portion of the release sheet portion RL2 without the adhesive sheet is attached to the release sheet support shaft 82.

After that, the extension feeding means 30, the collecting means 60, and the release sheet pulling means 80 drive the rotary motors 31, 61, 81, and there is no adhesive sheet until the original fabric traction member 71 is in a posture capable of returning to the initial position. After pulling back the release sheet portion RL2, the user adheres to the lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS (the left end portion of the release sheet portion RL2 without the adhesive sheet) and the other end 71R of the original fabric traction member 71. When the tape ST is peeled off, the original fabric traction member 71 returns to the initial position. Next, the user pulls out the peeled sheet portion RL2 without the adhesive sheet that has been pulled back from the peeling sheet support shaft 82, and also pulls out the wound integral RB from the support shaft 22, and removes them from the waste storage position, the reuse position, and the like. After storing the product in a predetermined storage position, the user supports another wound unit RB on the support shaft 22 in the same manner as described above, and thereafter, the same operation as described above is repeated. As a result, not only the original fabric RS used for the first time but also another original fabric RS used after the second time can be automatically passed through, and the adhesive sheet AS can be pulled back before it is used up and can be reused. When the raw fabric RS is used again, the time for collecting the release sheet portion RL2 without the adhesive sheet by the collecting means 60 can be shortened, and the raw fabric RS can be quickly replaced.

[Second Embodiment]
For example, the sheet sticking device of the present invention may be the sheet sticking device 10A shown in FIG.
In the second embodiment, those having the same configuration as the first embodiment and having the same function are given the same numbers as the first embodiment, the configuration description is omitted, and the operation description is simplified. ..
That is, the sheet affixing device 10A includes a support means 20, a carry-out giving means 30A for giving a carry-out to the raw fabric RS, a peeling means 40A for peeling the adhesive sheet AS from the peel-off sheet RL of the raw fabric RS, and an adhesive sheet. The pressing means 50A for pressing and attaching the AS to the adherend WK, the collecting means 60A for collecting the release sheet RL of the original fabric RS, and the original fabric RS supported by the supporting means 20 are passed through to the collecting means 60A. The paper passing means 70A is provided, and is arranged above the adherend supporting means 90A for relatively moving the sheet sticking device 10A and the adherend WK.

The carry-out power imparting means 30A is supported by a moving frame 35 supported by the first slider 34A of the linear motor 34 as a drive device, a rotating motor 31 supported by the moving frame 35, and an output shaft (not shown) thereof. A drive roller 32 and a pinch roller 33 are provided.

The peeling means 40A is also used as the repeat output giving means 30A.

The pressing means 50A includes a linear motor 34, a bracket 52 supported by the second slider 34B thereof, and a pressing roller 51 supported by the bracket 52.

The recovery means 60A includes a rotation motor 61 supported by the moving frame 35 and a recovery roller 62 supported by an output shaft (not shown) thereof.

In the paper passing means 70A, a clip 71A as a connecting means capable of holding the lead end portion RS1 of the raw fabric RS is supported on the other end portion 71R of the raw fabric traction member 71.

In the adherend supporting means 90, the support table 92 is supported by the output shaft 93A of the linear motor 93 as a drive device.

The operation of the above sheet sticking device 10A will be described.
First, in the same manner as in the first embodiment, the winding integrated object RB is inserted into the support shaft 22 with respect to the sheet attaching device 10A in which each member is arranged at the initial position shown by the solid line in FIG. 2 (A). As shown by the alternate long and short dash line in the figure, the lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS is gripped by the clip 71A, and the lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS is held by the other end 71R of the original fabric traction member 71. Next, when the user inputs a signal for starting automatic operation to a control means (not shown) via an operation means (not shown), the winding integral RB is held by the support shaft 22 in the same manner as in the first embodiment. After that, when the adherend WK is placed on the support surface 92A by the user or a transport means (not shown), the adherend support means 90A drives a decompression means (not shown), and the adherend on the support surface 92A. Starts adsorption and retention of WK.

Next, the support means 20, the feedout giving means 30A, and the pressing means 50A drive the rotary motor 21 and the linear motor 34, and as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. After moving the moving frame 35 and the bracket 52 to the left, the supporting means 20, the feeding output giving means 30A, and the collecting means 60A drive the rotary motors 21, 31, 61, and the original fabric traction member 71 is collected by the collecting roller 62. Collect at. Then, when the adhesive sheet AS reaches directly above the adherend WK, the support means 20, the lead output imparting means 30A, and the recovery means 60A stop driving the rotary motors 21, 31, and 61, and then the adherend support means. 90A drives the linear motion motor 93, and as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 2A, the support table 92 is raised to bring the adherend WK close to the adhesive sheet AS. Next, the pressing means 50A drives the linear motor 34, and as shown by the solid line in FIG. 2B, the bracket 52 is returned to the initial position and the adhesive sheet AS is pressed and attached to the upper surface of the adherend WK. After that, the peeling means 40A and the collecting means 60A drive the linear motor 34 and the rotating motors 31 and 61, and as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. 2B, the peeling sheet RL is collected by the collecting roller 62. The moving frame 35 is returned to the initial position. As a result, the adhesive sheet AS is peeled off from the release sheet RL and attached to the upper surface of the adherend WK.

Then, when the moving frame 35 returns to the initial position, the adherend support means 90A drives the linear motion motor 93, returns the support table 92 to the initial position, and then stops driving the decompression means (not shown). After that, the user or a transporting means (not shown) transports the adherend WK to which the adhesive sheet AS is attached to the next step, and then the same operation as described above is repeated.

Even in the second embodiment as described above, the same effect as that in the first embodiment can be obtained.

In the case of the second embodiment, since the sheet attaching device 10A includes the original fabric pulling back means, for example, when another adhesive sheet AS is attached to the adherend WK, or when another adhesive sheet AS is attached. It is also possible to perform the following operations when the is attached to another adherend WK.
That is, when a detection means (not shown) or a predetermined signal instructing that it is time to attach another adhesive sheet AS is input to the control means (not shown) by the user, the support means 20, the repeat output giving means. The 30A and the recovery means 60A drive the rotary motors 21, 31, and 61, and pull back the release sheet RL until the original fabric traction member 71 is in a posture capable of returning to the initial position. After that, when the user releases the grip of the lead end portion RS1 of the original fabric RS by the clip 71A, the original fabric traction member 71 returns to the initial position. Next, the winding integral body RB from which the user pulled back the original fabric RS is pulled out from the support shaft 22 and stored in a predetermined storage position, and then the user performs another winding integral object in the same manner as described above. The RB is supported by the support shaft 22, and the same operation as described above is repeated thereafter. As a result, not only the original fabric RS used for the first time but also another original fabric used for the second and subsequent times can be automatically passed.

The means and processes in the present invention are not limited as long as they can perform the operations, functions or processes described for the means and processes, much less the components of the mere embodiment shown in the above-described embodiment. It is not limited to the process at all. For example, the carry-out giving means is not limited as long as it can give the carry-out to the original fabric, as long as it is within the technical scope in light of the common general technical knowledge at the time of filing.

The support means 20 does not have to apply a predetermined tension to the raw fabric traction member 71 and the original fabric RS when feeding out the original fabric RS, and may not be provided with the original fabric pulling back means, and the support shaft 22 may be provided with the original fabric pulling back means. The linear motion motor 23 and the stopper 24 may not be provided, and the speed at which the original fabric pulling back means pulls back the original fabric RS may be the same speed as the speed at which the original fabric RS is delivered, or may be faster or lower than that. Alternatively, the original fabric RS may be supported or guided by a plate-shaped member, a shaft member, or the like instead of the support shaft 22, the guide rollers 25A, 25B, or the like, and for example, the long body support member. The wound original fabric RS may be supported so that it can be fed out without using a core such as CM, or the fan-folded original fabric RS is supported from below instead of the wound original fabric RS. It may be held and supported so as to be able to be fed out, and for example, the guide roller 25A may be configured to be rotated by a driving device as a pull-back means.
In the support means 20, the strip-shaped adhesive sheet temporarily attached to the release sheet RL is formed with a closed loop-shaped or notch in the entire short width direction, and the region partitioned by the notch is designated as the adhesive sheet AS. It may be configured to support the original fabric RS, or when the original fabric RS in which the strip-shaped adhesive sheet is temporarily attached to the release sheet RL is adopted, the strip-shaped adhesive sheet is cut in a closed loop shape or the entire short width direction. There may be a cutting means for forming the adhesive sheet AS and using the region partitioned by the notch as the adhesive sheet AS.

When the original paper RS is automatically passed through the paper-passing means 30 and 30A, it is not necessary to give the paper-passing means 70 and 70A a paper-feeding output. In this case, for example, the collecting means 60 and 60A are the paper passing means. A carry output may be added to 70 and 70A.

The peeling means 40A may be configured to peel the adhesive sheet AS from the peeling sheet RL of the original fabric RS independently of the carry-out giving means 30A, instead of being used in combination with the carry-out giving means 30A.

The pressing means 50 and 50A are provided with a driving device as a pressing means contacting / detaching means for separating and approaching the pressing roller 51 to the adherend WK so as to prevent the adherend WK from being stressed or damaged. As such a pressing means contacting / detaching means, the pressing roller 51 may be manually moved in addition to the driving device.

The collecting means 60, 60A may collect the release sheet RL by folding it in a fan fold, or may collect it without winding or folding it.

The paper passing means 70 and 70A may be detachable or non-detachable from the collection roller 62, and as the raw fabric traction member 71, in addition to an elastic member such as rubber or resin, cloth, paper, leather, etc. It may be composed of a metal plate, thread, string, wire, chain, etc., and the lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS supported by the support means 20 is held by the other end 71R and can be recovered by the recovery means 60, 60A. Anything can be used, and as a connecting means for holding the lead end RS1 of the original fabric RS on the other end 71R, a gripping means such as a mechanical chuck or a chuck cylinder, a Coulomb force, an adhesive, an adhesive, and double-sided bonding Sheets, magnetic force, Bernoulli adsorption, drive equipment, suction by decompression means such as a decompression pump or turbine may be adopted.

The release sheet pulling-back means 80 may not be provided in the sheet sticking device 10 or may be provided in the sheet sticking device 10A, and the speed of pulling back the peeling sheet RL is the same as the speed of feeding out the original fabric RS. It may be higher speed or lower speed than that, and for example, the guide roller 25A may be rotatable by a drive device and may be composed of the guide roller 25A.

The adherend support means 90 may move the sheet affixing device 10 to attach the adhesive sheet AS to the adherend WK without or while moving the adherend WK, or the adherend support means. The means 90A may move the sheet sticking device 10A to bring the adherend WK closer to the adhesive sheet AS without or while moving the adherend WK, or the linear motion motor 93 may not be adopted. You may.
When the adherend WK is brought close to the adhesive sheet AS, the adherend support means 90A may or may not bring the adherend WK into contact with the adhesive sheet AS.

The sheet attaching devices 10 and 10A may be arranged upside down or arranged sideways to attach the adhesive sheet AS to the adherend WK.

The materials, types, shapes, etc. of the adhesive sheet AS, the adhesive tape ST, and the adherend WK in the present invention are not particularly limited. For example, the adhesive sheet AS and the adhesive tape ST may have a circular shape, an elliptical shape, a polygonal shape such as a triangle or a quadrangular shape, or any other shape, or may have an adhesive form such as pressure-sensitive adhesiveness or heat-sensitive adhesiveness. If a heat-sensitive adhesive sheet AS and an adhesive tape ST are adopted, they may be adhered by an appropriate method such as providing an appropriate coil heater for heating them or a heating means such as a heating side of a heat pipe. good. Further, such an adhesive sheet AS and an adhesive tape ST include, for example, a single layer having only an adhesive layer, a material having an intermediate layer between a base material and an adhesive layer, and a cover layer on the upper surface of the base material. It may have three or more layers, such as a so-called double-sided adhesive sheet capable of peeling the base material from the adhesive layer, and the double-sided adhesive sheet may be an intermediate layer of a single layer or multiple layers. It may be a single layer or a multi-layer without an intermediate layer. The adherend WK includes, for example, foods, resin containers, semiconductor wafers such as silicon semiconductor wafers and compound semiconductor wafers, circuit boards, information recording boards such as optical disks, glass plates, steel plates, pottery, wood boards or resins. It may be a single product, or a composite product formed of two or more of them, and any form of a member or an article can be targeted. The adhesive sheet AS can be read in a functional and versatile manner, for example, an information description label, a decorative label, a protective sheet, a dicing tape, a die attach film, a die bonding tape, a recording layer forming resin sheet, or the like. Sheets, films, tapes, etc. may be used.

As the drive device in the above embodiment, electric devices such as rotary motors, linear motion motors, linear motors, single-axis robots, and articulated robots, actuators such as air cylinders, hydraulic cylinders, rodless cylinders, and rotary cylinders are adopted. In addition, a combination of them directly or indirectly can be adopted.
In the above-described embodiment, when the rollers are adopted, a drive device for rotationally driving each roller may be provided, or the surface of each roller may be made of a member capable of elastic deformation such as rubber or resin. However, each roller may be composed of a member that does not elastically deform, or if a pressing means such as a pressing roller or a pressing head or a pressing member is adopted, the rollers may be used in place of or in combination with those exemplified above. , A pressing member made of a round bar, a blade material, rubber, resin, sponge, etc. may be adopted, or a configuration of pressing by blowing a gas such as air or gas may be adopted, or a pressing means or pressing member may be pressed. The part may be made of a member that can be elastically deformed such as rubber or resin, or may be made of a member that is not elastically deformed. It may be composed of a round bar, a roller, or the like, and when a supporting (holding) means or a supporting (holding) member or the like that supports or holds a supported member is adopted, a mechanical chuck, a chuck cylinder, or the like can be gripped. A configuration may be adopted in which the supported member is supported (held) by means, Coulomb force, adhesive, adhesive, magnetic force, Bernoulli adsorption, driving equipment, etc., or when a cutting means or cutting blade is adopted. In place of or in combination with those exemplified above, a cutting member such as a cutter blade, a laser cutter, an ion beam, thermal power, heat, hydraulic pressure, heating wire, spraying of gas or liquid, etc. may be adopted or appropriately driven. The cutting member may be moved to cut by combining devices, or may be composed of a spring, rubber, resin, or the like when an urging means is adopted.

10, 10A ... Sheet sticking device 20 ... Supporting means 21 ... Rotating motor (original fabric pulling back means)
30, 30A ... Repeated output imparting means 40, 40A ... Peeling means 50, 50A ... Pressing means 60, 60A ... Collecting means 70, 70A ... Paper passing means 71 ... Original fabric traction member 71F ... One end 71R ... The other end 80 ... Peeling sheet pulling means AS ... Adhesive sheet RL ... Peeling sheet RS ... Original fabric RS1 ... Lead end WK ... Adhesive

Claims (2)

A support means for supporting the original fabric in which an adhesive sheet is temporarily attached to the strip-shaped release sheet at predetermined intervals, and
A repeat output giving means for giving a carry output to the original fabric, and a carry output giving means.
A peeling means for peeling the adhesive sheet from the peeling sheet of the original fabric, and
A pressing means for pressing and attaching the adhesive sheet to the adherend,
A recovery means for recovering the release sheet of the original fabric, and
A paper passing means for passing the raw fabric supported by the supporting means to the collecting means, and a paper passing means.
The adhesive sheet-less release sheet portion in the release sheet separated into the adhesive sheet residual release sheet portion to which the adhesive sheet is temporarily attached and the adhesive sheet-less release sheet portion from which the adhesive sheet has been peeled can be pulled back. Equipped with a possible release sheet pull-back means,
The paper passing means is configured such that one end is supported by the collecting means, the other end holds the lead end of the original fabric supported by the supporting means, and the original fabric can be collected by the collecting means. A sheet affixing device characterized by having a traction member. A support process in which an adhesive sheet is temporarily attached to a strip-shaped release sheet at predetermined intervals to support the raw fabric by a support means.
A step of giving a carry output to the original fabric and a step of giving a carry output to the original fabric,
A peeling step of peeling the adhesive sheet from the peeling sheet of the original fabric, and
A pressing step of pressing and attaching the adhesive sheet to the adherend,
A recovery step of recovering the release sheet of the raw fabric by a recovery means,
A paper passing step of passing the raw fabric supported by the supporting means to the collecting means, and
A release sheet that pulls back the release sheet portion without an adhesive sheet in the release sheet separated into a release sheet portion without an adhesive sheet from which the adhesive sheet has been temporarily attached and a release sheet portion without an adhesive sheet to which the adhesive sheet has been temporarily attached. With a pull-back process
In the paper passing step, a raw fabric traction member whose one end is supported by the collecting means and which can hold the lead end of the raw fabric supported by the supporting means at the other end is used, and the raw fabric traction member is used. A sheet sticking method, which comprises a step of collecting the paper by the collecting means.

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