EP1068053A1

EP1068053A1 - Device for removing break-off components from a sheet of material or equivalent

Info

Publication number: EP1068053A1
Application number: EP99919179A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Franz Vossen
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1998-04-02
Filing date: 1999-04-01
Publication date: 2001-01-17
Anticipated expiration: 2019-04-01
Also published as: DE29825182U1; ATE316849T1; DE59913086D1; JP2002510561A; WO1999051405A1; US6997363B1; EP1068053B1; CN1300246A; ATE269193T1; CA2327083A1

Abstract

The breaker tool is associated with a movable abutment device formed by an abutment tool (20) rigidly connected in keyed engagement to the matrix (14) around the edge of the aperture (16,18) and having a support or abutment surface (24, 25) which can be inclined to the connecting area. The connecting area can be formed by a rear cut socket groove in the matrix around the opening (16) and by a coupling rib engaging therein. The breaker tool can be a pressure pin or forked member with roughened surface produced mechanically, chemically or electrically.

Description

Device for removing stripped parts from a

Material sheet or the like

The invention relates to a device for removing stripped parts, especially waste pieces, from a blank or the like. Containing flat pieces of material sheet according to the preamble of the independent claim.

EP 0 446 702 B1 of the applicant shows that punching machines for producing blanks from cardboard sheets in the folding box industry have been provided with stripping devices for more than 30 years, which are preferably arranged in an embossing table outside the punching machine. Such a stripping station is of particular importance for production, since if it is used incorrectly, it takes the largest part of the overall set-up time and a poorly set stripping station leads to ongoing disruptions to the production process.

In the stripping station, the punched-out cardboard sheet is freed of waste after reaching a predetermined resting position on the stripping surface usually offered by a stripping board or a die by means of stripping pins or cutters that press from above.

The first step in the development of the stripping technique was the top tool pin, which pushes the waste piece through the opening of the stripping board. Then there was an additional lower tool with lower pins, which are aligned with the upper tool pins and hold the waste piece in place. Since a stripping tool can only safely break out a piece of waste if there is a certain amount of friction between the tool and the piece of waste, the lower pins mentioned have proven to be a favorable resistance at the moment the stripping tool or stripping member hits the piece of waste. - 2 -

If you want to avoid a clamping tool, the break-out opening in the break-out area must be kept smaller at various points than the waste piece assigned to it, so that it rests in the small area areas on the break-out surface or die with higher friction. The resistance now arises when the stripping pin hits the waste thanks to the friction generated. When the breakthrough is passed through by means of the stripping pin and the AD drop part, friction occurs on the narrower hole walls, as a result of which a certain amount of force is achieved.

Known from DE-A-25 35 452 is the so-called DYN pin, a stripping pin with a tip, the l.w. have conical side walls with a smooth surface and concave contours in cross section. During the stripping process, this tip meets the waste piece, which, when placed on the breakthrough edges, opposes the tip with so much resistance that this tip can penetrate the material of the waste piece slightly. This prevents undesired lateral evasion of the piece of waste. When passing through the breakthrough, the waste piece bends, the tension between it and the breakthrough wall should provide the DYN pin with sufficient friction to the desired frictional connection with the waste piece, which could then possibly make a lower tool itself unnecessary when the DYN pin is used.

The above-mentioned EP 0 446 702 B1 proposes, as a simplification of stripping tools, an abutment which is movable and / or resilient within a distance of the opening - at least partially in the case of an inclined position - at a distance from the stripping surface, which in its rest position the piece of waste located in the sheet of material grips around in parallel and, when the piece of waste is moved - that is, primarily when lowering - is transferred through the stripping element into an angle of inclination to the sheet of material. The resilient surface can be designed as a tongue-like spring, the emends on the stripping surface - with it at rest - would be approximately in alignment - fixed and the free end of which is arranged in the opening. Also described are angle pieces, one leg of which is aligned with the stripping surface and the other leg of which is articulated below the stripping surface and is spring-loaded. The resilient surface can also be offered by rubber profiles or by bristles.

Finally, DE-C-41 24 089 offers a parallelepiped-like stripping tool with a rectangular cross-section, from the pressure face of which two pressure peaks protrude to extend the two narrow sides.

Knowing this state of the art for the stripping process, the inventor has set himself the goal of further improving the removal of waste pieces from material sheets and of simplifying the tools required for this. In particular, these tools should be able to be used for the treatment of clamping bar traps.

The teaching of the independent claim leads to solving this problem; the subclaims indicate favorable further training. In addition, all combinations of at least two of the features disclosed in the description, the drawings and / or the patent claims fall within the scope of the invention.

According to the invention, the abutment device is formed by a abutment tool, which is rigidly connected to the break-out surface or die in the edge region of the opening and is equipped with a support or abutment surface that can be inclined with respect to this connection pairing. - 4 -

In a preferred embodiment, this connection pairing consists of a vertical receiving groove m of the die at the edge of its breakthrough on the one hand and a coupling strip or rib which can be received in the latter and which extends into the direction of breakout. In a further preferred embodiment, the abutment tool offers a hermtercut groove for receiving a corresponding coupling strip of the die.

The respective cross sections of the coupling strip and the receiving groove should advantageously be dovetail-shaped and thus define an operating position that is easy to produce. If necessary, several such connection pairs can be provided.

According to a further feature of the invention, the abutment tool is an angle piece with at least one coupling rib formed from the one leg, vertical, in the installation position, and a dovetail-like cross section, as well as a flexible, other leg, which forms the bearing surface, horizontal. It has proven to be advantageous to form the angle piece overall from a limitedly flexible material which ensures a long service life.

In a preferred embodiment, that connection pairing consists of at least one vertical — m breaking direction — receiving groove m of the die on the edge of its breakthrough on the one hand and from a section of a vertical leg of the abutment tool that can be fitted on the other hand. The respective cross sections of the coupling strip and the opening should advantageously be formed at right angles and thus define an operating position that is easy to produce. If necessary, several such connection pairs can be provided. It has proven to be advantageous that the flexible leg forming the bearing surface has an edge recess delimited on both sides by cantilever parts and at least one inner recess from this distance. This configuration results in a particularly favorable, dimensionally stable, yet flexible contact surface.

It is within the scope of the invention that at least one peg-like plug-in element is formed on the vertical leg, which extends at a distance from the vertical leg and is designed to be insertable into a recess in the die provided at a distance from the receiving groove. This plug-in element should - like the recess receiving it - be of rectangular cross-section, this plug-in element protruding either at a distance from the back surface of the vertical leg or at a distance from the flank surface of the vertical leg from a integrally formed crosspiece A pairing of plug-in elements is preferred for assignment to the flank surfaces.

In a special embodiment, the flank surfaces of the vertical groove are stepped, the vertical leg being supported in the cross-sectionally narrower back area of this stepped vertical groove, the horizontal leg thus projecting beyond the further front area of the vertical groove.

In another embodiment, the vertical leg is to be connected with a coupling pairing to a leg of a bracket angle running in the vertical groove, the other leg of which is connected to the die, preferably in a non-positive manner. However, it is also possible to provide a pocket on the underside of the die for the console leg of the console angle, into which pocket this leg projects. In order to hold the knockout part after the release process, if necessary, at least one catch finger can be arranged downstream of the leg forming the contact surface in the knockout direction, but a pair of catch fingers flanking on both sides is preferred. These widen from their free end to the leg formed on them - longitudinal section - to increase flexibility. In another embodiment, the horizontal leg is flanked by side parts which are molded onto the other leg, that is to say run vertically.

Another embodiment is provided by an abutment tool with a partial frame which is approximately U-shaped in cross-section and consists of a spine section which contains the coupling rib and which has two parallel side walls; a support plate for the stripping part is arranged between the latter so as to be pivotable about an axis, which is usually horizontal in the position of use.

The requirement that the stripping tools run between surfaces of the abutment device that can be moved in the stripping direction leads to greater operational reliability since a type of pliers handle is created; such cannot occur in the prior art, since the stripping tools usually stand within the contour determined by the free edges of the surfaces.

Attacking the stripping tools can also become more efficient if their free end is opposite an edge recess which starts from the free edge of the contact surface.

It has proven to be advantageous to assign a pressure pin with a rounded free end or a fork member with one or more finger-like fork tines - preferably a flat cross-section - to the bearing surface as a stripping tool. - 7 -

Small pieces of waste in particular take part in the bending movement of the stripping tool in such a way that they stand upright. In the case of smooth cardboard surfaces, this leads to the pressure pins sliding on the cardboard surface and thus to an insufficient breaking out. For the sake of better access, the free end of the pressure pin or the fork tines is designed as a rough surface. This roughened surface can be formed by a coating which is formed, for example, with oxides, carbides, corundum or the like and optionally applied by thermal spraying. Another embodiment according to the invention offers a roughened surface with m the surface of the pressure pin or the like Fork / s provided irregularities, such as teeth or gradations. These can be produced by mechanical, chemical or electrical treatment.

Thanks to the roughened surface described - for which separate protection is required - the desired firm access is created and the part to be broken out is effectively prevented from sliding off. For this purpose, it has been found to be sufficient to have the axial height of the roughened surface at most correspond to the diameter of the pressure pin or the width of the fork, preferably to be less than 5 mm.

That fork member is intended to protrude from a plate-shaped pawl and, according to the invention, is connected to this by a section of the fork member which offers clamping noses and which can also have stops which are guided against the surface of the pate.

Other insert pieces for the die are m support openings arranged on their edge and placed on plug-in profiles, which face each other and which are provided with radial support lips made of elastic material. This support molding is preferably an elbow, one leg of which Support lip is, wherein the integrally formed other leg is formed by a hollow profile; the latter preferably corresponds to a cylindrical bowl and is pressed onto a plug-in profile in a simple assembly in the direction of break-out.

Also within the scope of the invention are clip-like tools which are fixed to the opening of the die and each contain a frame part from which resilient support tongues protrude or on which internal support plates can be guided around a pivot axis; This creates simple additional tools in the form of spring clips or mechanically moved clips that even allowed the tools to be standardized.

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Further advantages, features and details of the invention emerge from the following description of preferred exemplary embodiments and with reference to the drawing; this shows in:

1: the top view of an abutment tool for a piece of waste for its removal from cardboard sheets in the corrugated cardboard and folding box industry;

FIG. 2 shows a side view of FIG. 1;

3: the side view corresponding to FIG. 2 of another embodiment;

Fig. 4 to

7: schematically illustrated, successive method steps with a cut stripping board shown, which contains a thrust bearing tool according to FIGS. 1, 3 and to which a stripping tool is assigned;

FIG. 8: an enlarged illustration corresponding approximately to FIG. 6 with an abutment tool modified compared to FIG. 6 and another stripping tool;

Fig. 9: the top view of part of another stripping board with abutment tool and

Stripping tool according to FIG. 8;

FIG. 10: a reproduction of a further embodiment corresponding to FIG. 9; - 10 -

11: an oblique view of a further abutment tool with a stripping tool and indicated end positions of a movable support plate;

FIG. 12: a representation corresponding to FIG. 11 of an arrangement with a stripping tool;

Fig. 13: a sectional sketch of Fig. 11,12;

14, 15: an abutment tool in plan view and a stripping tool shown in section;

FIG. 16: the device according to FIG. 9 in section

Front view;

17: the bearing of the stripping tool of FIG. 16 along the line XVII - XVII;

18: a front view of a plate-like stripping tool in two versions;

Fig. 19: two side views of Fig. 18;

20: an enlarged section through a further embodiment of the stripping tool of FIG. 18;

FIG. 21: one corresponding to the representation in FIG. 18

Reproduction of another stripping tool;

22: a side view of FIG. 21;

Fig. 23: a front view of another

Stripping tool; - 11 -

Fig. 24 to p

Fig. 26: Side views of three other versions of the stripping tool;

27, 28: the stripping tool of FIG. 24 m two stages of a stripping process;

29, 30: an oblique view of a unit consisting of an abutment tool and a stripping tool;

31: an oblique view of another stripping tool;

32: an oblique view of another embodiment of an abutment tool;

33, 34: two representations corresponding to FIGS. 4 and 5 of a work process with abutment tools according to FIG. 32;

35 to

Fig. 38: Top views of resiliently effective special tools;

39, 40: top views of mechanically effective special tools;

41, 43, 46: sectional views of stripping boards with an abutment tool inserted in each case;

42,44,45: the top views of FIGS. 41, 43, 46,

Fig. 47: the abutment tool of Fig. 43, 44 m front view;

Fig. 48: the abutment tool of Figs. 46, 47 in an oblique view. - 12 -

Cardboard sheets 10 used in the folding box industry have punched blanks for folding shafts or the like, with pieces 12 resulting from the blanks or on them. After a punching station, which is not shown for the sake of clarity of the drawing, the punched cardboard sheet 10 arrives on a stripping board or a die 14 of the example thickness 12 mm, on which it is freed of its waste pieces 12; these are located above - depending on their contour - openings 16 in which, in the cross section of FIGS. 4 to 7, an upper frame part 17 with a vertical wall is followed by a downwardly opening cone part 18.

In the opening 16, an abutment tool 20 is fixed for the waste piece 12, which is a kind of angle piece with two legs 22, 24 made of flexible plastic with a high number of load cycles according to FIG. From the vertical leg 22 in the installed position, a coupling rib 27, which has cut-out flanks 26, protrudes and is inserted into a vertical groove 28 in a dovetail-like cross section of the die 14. As illustrated in FIG. 9, this vertical groove 28 proceeds from a wall surface 15 delimiting the opening 16.

The resilient horizontal leg 24 of the abutment tool 20 of thickness a offers an inner recess 30 and an edge recess 32 on its free edge 25; two of the latter flanking prong-like cantilever parts 34 of the horizontal leg 24 are curved slowly and each form a type of pan.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 3, a trap 38 for the waste piece 12 is formed on the vertical leg 22, which is curved slowly downwards and tapers towards its free end 36 hm. - 13 -

On top of the waste piece 12 resting on the surface 25 of the horizontal leg 24, a stripping member or tool presses from above the shape of a pressure pin 40 with a roughened - dome-like - dome-like printing end in a punctiform manner or - for example in Fig. 8, 12 - as a fork member 41 approximately lien-shaped; the flat fork tines 42 of the fork member 41 are aligned with one another. Both that dome-like pressure end of the pressure pin 40 and the flat ends of the fork prongs 42 mentioned are provided with a roughness-producing coating 44 of axial height h of approximately 4 to 10 mm, which, for example, by a thermal spraying process of aluminum oxide, corundum, carbide grains or the like has been manufactured.

The preferred height h is at most equal to the diameter d of the pressure pin 40 and the roughness depth is less than 0.5 mm. This coating can also be replaced by roughening the surface of the pressure pin 40 or the flat prong 41, which is produced chemically, electrically or - for example by means of sandblasting - mechanically.

When lowering the stripping tool (s) 40, 41, the waste piece 12 is separated from the cardboard sheet 10 by pressure and guided away downward in the stripping direction x.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 9, the edge recess 32 has a partial circular contour at the end, and the horizontal leg 24 is flanked by side parts which each form the catcher 38 described and, like the horizontal leg 24 itself, are integrally formed on the vertical leg 22 .

FIG. 10 shows a change in the connection pairing between abutment tool 20 _n and die 14, as compared to FIG. 9; the latter engages a vertical groove 31 of the abutment tool 20 or its vertical leg 22 with a vertical bar 29 m projecting from the wall surface 15. The flank of the vertical groove 31 is designated 26 _a . - 14 -

In the abutment tool 20 _a according to FIGS. 11, 12, the support surface 25 for the waste piece 12 is offered by a support plate 46 which hangs separately between side walls 23; this rests with unrecognizable side pins

Pivot axis A - m finite bearing grooves 48 of the side walls 23 and from the horizontal position the inclination position indicated at 46 _{a can be} transferred. In this, the support plate 46 is approximately parallel to inclined front ribs 50 of the side walls 23, which also form catchers.

13 is intended to show the suspension of the support plate 46, which forms a type of mechanical finger, as well as front surfaces 52 of the side walls 23 which are inclined downwards as a deflector for the waste piece 12.

The support plate 46 _a of FIG. 14 intended for long pieces of waste 12 shows two edge recesses or chambers 32 which flat tines 42 of an otherwise not shown fork member 41 are assigned to.

In Fig. 15 protrude from opposite wall surfaces 15 delimiting the opening 16 strip-like cantilever parts 34 _a made of flexible material, which form chamber spaces 33 of width n between them; those cantilever parts 34 _a flank the pressure pins 40 immersing the chamber spaces 33 or flat tines 42 corresponding to them.

That the fork member 41 up to 54 m formed out of it and directed transversely to the tine axis B a male 56 made of plywood with a thickness b _λ of z. B. 12 mm is firmly driven, is shown in Fig. 16.17. The tight fit is achieved by the upper edge close to the tine axis B parallel stop tabs 59 (Fig. 21 to 23) or by gripping beads or clamping lugs 60 protruding on both sides from the surfaces 58 of the fork member 41. - 15 -

The wart-like clamping nose 60 or the stop 54 can also be seen in the fork member 41 _a of FIGS. 18 to 25. The free ends of the fork or flat tines 42 _, delimited by straight or curved end edges 43 or 43 _a , here have mechanically produced roughnesses in the form of teeth inclined at approximately 30 ° with FIGS. 18, 19, formed on one side or on both sides near the edge 61 m Fig. 21, 22 about 90 ° protruding teeth 61 _a , hook 61 _b (Fig. 20) or molded shoulders 61 _c on fork 42 _a .

In addition, FIG. 23 offers a stripping tool 41 _b with only one flat prong 42 _b , which is delimited below by the aforementioned end edge 43 _a , which is bent in cross section.

27, 28 make it clear how a small piece of waste 12 is gripped from the free end of the flat tines 42 _a and - for vertical position - lies in the shoulder 61 _c . The safe downward movement of the waste piece 12 is ensured by its frictional pressing against the stripping tool or fork member 41 _a by the collar part 34 of the abutment tool 20. Due to this non-positive contact of the waste piece 12 on the stripping tool 41 _a , the shoulders 61 _{c come} into effect. During the stripping process, the stripping tool 41 _a presses the waste piece 12 against the abutment tool 20, clamps it and inevitably leads it downwards. The piece of waste is positioned approximately vertically. When the stripping tool is lowered further, the waste piece 12 is pushed downward by the tooth 61, 61 _a - or the hook 61 _b or the shoulder 61 _c . The

Abutment tool 20 or its cantilever part 34 snaps back to its starting position.

The system described brings advantages not only with internal waste pieces 12, but also with so-called edge waste; the onset of edge drop occurs only with the described pairing of stripping _41a and abutment tool 20; Wooden stamps are superfluous. The - 16 -

There is no longer any danger from the wooden stamps that are inevitably close to the stripping die 14. 4 mm distance between the stripping tool 41 _a and the outer contour of the stripping die 14 create sufficient tolerance and safety. A movement corresponding to the pitch during the severing process virtually leads the edge waste away from the break-out die 14. As with internal waste, the waste is placed vertically here and safely guided downwards through the push teeth 61, 61 _a , 61 _b , 61 _c .

29 shows an illustrative oblique view of a die 14 made of plywood, at the opening 16 of which an angle piece 20 is releasably fixed as an abutment tool; Above the latter stands a fork member 41 _a with its flat teeth 42 _a molded shoulders 61 _c .

The fork member 41 _a of FIG. 30 shows the teeth 61 protruding inclined from the flat teeth 42 as well as an area of coating 44 on the finger or end portions 45 of the flat teeth shaped as a tip.

The stripping tool 41 _b of FIG. 31 is - corresponding to that of FIG. 23 - equipped with a flat tooth 42 _a provided laterally here, which offers an end-like shoulder 61 _c .

The die 14 _a of FIGS. 33, 34 has a breakthrough 16 _{a with the} same cross-section on both sides - shown in FIG. 32 - a support fitting 62 made of a cylindrical sleeve neck 63 and a radial support lip 64, which in turn offers an edge recess 32. The inverted neck 63 is connected to a plug-in profile 65.

The waste piece 12 lying on the mutually facing support lips 64 is pressed against these support lips 64 by pin-like stripping tools 40 provided in the stripping direction 64 above the support lips 64. - 17 -

Deform tere elastically and snap back the starting position when relieved m. Here, too, the stripping tools 40 are arranged in the region of the edge recesses 32.

The drawing below shows some sketches of special tools in a top view, namely in FIGS. 35, 36 spring clips 66, 66 _a for waste pieces 12 _a and 12 _b, round and semicircular contours, in addition, m FIGS. 37, 38 spring clips 70 and 68 for waste 12 _{c of} a stretched so-called euro hole or for cigarette waste 12 _d . 39 and 40 show mechanical clips 72 and 72 _a for round waste pieces 12 _a and for rectangular waste pieces 12 _, respectively.

These - as the basis for standardization - special tools 66, 66 _a , 68, 70, 72, 72 _a each have a frame part 76 from which spring tongues 34 _b project inward in FIGS. 35 to 37. The rectangular frame parts 76 of the clips 72, 74 of FIGS. 39, 40 contain support plates 46 _b , which may be of a resilient design, which can be rotated to a limited extent about a pivot axis A and a pressure profile 78 protrudes from their edge recesses 32.

41 shows an abutment tool 20 _e , the vertical leg 22 of which is rectangular in cross section and provided with a groove 80 with a strip 80 parallel to it; both are connected by a cross bar 82 formed on both sides.

The parallel strip 80 engages from below with a punching 84 of the stripping board 14 corresponding to its cross section, which is separated from the opening 16 of rectangular cross section by a board web 86 sitting in that groove. From the latter, a vertical groove 28 _a also has a rectangular cross section - with stepped flank surfaces 88. The vertical leg 22 of the abutment tool 20 _£ of FIGS. 43 to 45 also sits in the back area 90 of a vertical groove 28 _Λ . On the flanks of the vertical - 18 -

Kalschenkels 22 are longitudinally L-shaped plug-in strips 92 formed by the above-mentioned transverse webs 82 at a distance y, which m m corresponding flank holes 94 of the stripping board 14 are inserted in the rest position shown in FIGS the vertical groove 28 _a .

An abutment device 96 m stripping board 14 of FIGS. 46, 47 consists of an angular plastic body 21 provided for the vertical groove 28 _b with a short vertical leg 97, which has a downwardly open plug channel 98 for a cross-sectionally rectangular tongue 99 of the vertical leg 100 one Console bracket 102 offers. 46 m, horizontal leg 101 is non-positively fixed on the lower surface 13 of the stripping board 14.

Claims

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1. Device for removing knock-out parts, especially waste pieces, from a sheet of material containing blanks or similar flat pieces, which rests on a die or similar knock-out surface in such a way that the knock-out part spans a breakthrough of the knock-out surface and through it Pressure of at least one stripping tool is printed, the stripping tool being associated with an abutment device which can be moved in its direction of movement, which protrudes through the opening and, in the rest position, engages around the stripping part or waste piece located in the material sheet approximately in parallel and can change its position when the waste piece is moved by the stripping tool , in particular when the waste piece m is lowered, an inclination angle to the material sheet can be formed,

characterized,

that the abutment device is formed by an abutment tool (20, 20 _a , 20 _b , 20 _e , 20 _lbs , 20 _n ; 21; 34 _a ; 62; 66, 66 _a ; 68; 70; 72, 72 _a , 96), that is rigidly connected to the break-out surface or die (14) in the edge region of the opening (16 _, 16 _a ) and to a support or abutment surface (24, 25) that can be inclined relative to this pair of connections (27, 28, 29, 31; 63, 65) , 34 _b ; 64).

2. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the connection pairing consists of at least one hermtercut receiving groove (28) in the die (14) on the edge of its opening (16) on the one hand and a m mating coupling strip or rib (27) on the other hand . - 20 -

3. Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the connection pairing of at least one undercut receiving groove (31) in the abutment tool (20 _n ) on the one hand and a coupling strip (29) of the die (14) which can be fitted into it on the edge of its opening ( 16) on the other hand.

4. The device according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the receiving groove (28,31) and the coupling rib or strip (27,29) breakout direction (x).

5. Device according to one of claims 2 to 4, characterized in that the cross sections of the receiving groove (28,31) and coupling rib or strip (27,29) are dovetail-shaped.

6. Device according to one of claims 1 and 2 or 4, 5, characterized in that the abutment tool (20) is an angle piece with at least one from one of its legs (22) molded out coupling rib (27) and with one Support surface (25) forming flexible other leg (24).

7. Device according to one of claims 1 and 3 or 4, 5, characterized in that the abutment tool (20 _n ) is an angle piece with at least one vertical groove (31) formed in a leg (22) and with one of the bearing surface (25) forming flexible other leg (24).

8. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the connection pairing of at least one receiving groove (28 _a , 28 _b ) in the die (14) on the edge of its opening (16) on the one hand and a portion (80, 92, 97) of a vertical leg (22) of the abutment tool (20 _e , 20 _£ , 21) on the other hand. - 2 1 -

9. The device according to claim 1 or 8, characterized in that the abutment tool (20 _e , 20 _f , 21) is an angle piece with at least one vertical leg (22, 97) and with a bearing surface (25) offering flexible other leg (24).

10. Device according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the abutment tool or the angle piece (20, 20 _e , 20 _£ 20 _n , 21) is formed from a limited elastic plastic.

11. The device according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that the flexible leg (24) forming the bearing surface (25) has an edge recess (32) delimited on both sides by cantilever parts (34) and at least one inner recess (30) at a distance therefrom.

12. Device according to one of claims 8 to 11, characterized in that at least one pin-like plug-in element (80, 92) is formed on the vertical leg (22), which / which runs at a distance (y) from the vertical leg and in each case in one recess (84, 94) of the die (14) provided at a distance (y) from the receiving groove (28 _a ) is designed to be insertable.

13. The apparatus according to claim 12, characterized in that the plug element (80, 92) and the recess

(84) are of rectangular cross-section, and / or that the plug-in element (80) projects from a transverse web (82) at a distance (y) from the back surface of the vertical leg (22). - 22 -

14. The device according to claim 12 or 13, characterized in that the plug element (92) distance (y) to the flank surface of the vertical leg (22) from a transverse web (82).

15. Device according to one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the flank surfaces (88) of the vertical groove (28 _a , 28 _b ) are stepped and the vertical leg (22) in the cross-sectionally narrower back area (90) of the vertical groove.

16. The device according to one of claims 8 to 11, characterized in that the vertical leg (97) with a coupling pair (98/102) on a m of the vertical groove (28 _b ) extending leg (100) of a bracket angle (102) and connected another leg (101) is connected to the die (14).

17. Device according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the leg (24) forming the support surface (25) in the break-out direction (x) is followed by at least one catch finger (38), in particular a pair of catch fingers.

18. The apparatus according to claim 7 or 17, characterized in that the leg (24) forming the leg (24) is flanked by side parts which are integrally formed on the other leg (22) and form the catcher (38).

19. The apparatus according to claim 17 or 18, characterized in that the catcher (38) extends longitudinally from its free end (36) to the leg (22) molded onto it. - 23 -

20. Device according to one of claims 1 to 19, characterized in that the abutment tool (20 _a ) has a cross-section approximately U-shaped subframe from a coupling section (s) (27) containing back section with two parallel side walls (23), wherein between the side walls a support plate (46,46 _a ) is arranged pivotable about an axis (A).

21. Device according to one of claims 1 to 20, characterized in that the stripping tool (s) (40; 41, 42) between surfaces (34 _, 34 _a ) of the abutment device (20, 20 _a , movable in the stripping direction (x), 20 _b , 20 _n ) runs / run.

22. Device according to one of claims 1 to 21, characterized in that the part (24; 46, 46 _a ; 64) containing the bearing surface (25) is provided on its free edge (35) with at least one edge recess (32).

23. The device according to claim 21 or 22, characterized in that the edge recess (s) (32) faces the free end (s) of the stripping tool (40, 41).

24. The device according to at least one of claims 1 to 23, characterized in that the bearing surface (25) as a stripping tool, a pressure pin (40) with a rounded free end or a fork member (41, 41 _a , 41 _b ) with one or more finger-like fork tines (42, 42 _a , 42 _b ) are preferably assigned a flat cross section. - 24 -

25. The device according to claim 24, characterized in that the free end of the fork tines (42, 42 _a , 42 _b ) from a molded part-circular curve (43 _a m Fig. 18, 23) or a shaped tip (Fig. 30, 31 ) is formed.

26. The device according to claim 24 or 25, characterized in that the free end of the pressure pin

(40) or the fork tine (42, 42 _a , 42 _D ) is designed as a rough surface.

27. The device according to claim 26, characterized in that the rough surface is formed by a coating (44), in particular by a coating with oxides, carbides, corundum or the like.

28 Device according to claim 26, characterized in that the coating (44) is applied by thermal spraying.

29 Device according to claim 26, characterized in that the roughened surface is formed by a coating of plastic or rubber.

30 Device according to claim 26, characterized in that the rough surface is formed by m irregularities provided on the surface of the pressure pin (40) or the fork tines (42, 42 _a , 42 _b ).

31. The device according to claim 26 or 30, characterized in that the surface of the pressure pin or the fork tines (42) is roughened mechanically, chemically or electrically. - 25 -

32. Device according to claim 30 or 31, characterized in that the irregularities in the pressure pin (40) or fork tines (42, 42 _a , 42 _b ) of molded teeth (61, 61 _a ), hook (61 _b ) or at least one shoulder (61 _c ) are formed.

33. Device according to one of claims 26 to 32, characterized in that the axial height (h) of the rough surface (44) corresponds at most to the diameter (d) of the pressure pin (40) or the width of the fork prong (42).

34. Device according to one of claims 24 to 33, characterized in that the fork member (41) protrudes from a plate-shaped male part (56), where appropriate the portion of the fork member (41) connected to the male part (56) clamping lugs (60) and / or stops (54) (Fig. 14).

35. Device according to one of claims 1 to 34, characterized in that in the opening (16 _a ) arranged on its edge, on plug-in profiles (65) applied support shaped pieces (62) face each other, which are directed towards each other with radial support lips (64) made of elastic Are provided.

36. Apparatus according to claim 35, characterized by an angle piece as support shaped pieces (62), one leg of which is the support lip (64), the molded-on other leg being formed by a hollow profile (63), where appropriate the shape of the hollow profile ( 63) corresponds to that of a cylindrical bowl. - 2 6 -

37. Device according to one of claims 1 to 36, characterized by a clip-like tool (68 to 74) which is fixed to the opening (16 _, 16 _a ) and in each case contains a frame part (76), of which inwardly resilient support tongues (34 _b ) protrude or on which at least one inner support plate (46 _b ) is arranged such that it can be guided about a pivot axis (A).

38. Device according to claim 37, characterized by an at least partially curved frame part (76) in plan view or by an i.w. approximately rectangular frame part (76).