CA2040587A1 - Apparatus for heat-sealing a thermoplastic packaging bag - Google Patents
Apparatus for heat-sealing a thermoplastic packaging bagInfo
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- CA2040587A1 CA2040587A1 CA002040587A CA2040587A CA2040587A1 CA 2040587 A1 CA2040587 A1 CA 2040587A1 CA 002040587 A CA002040587 A CA 002040587A CA 2040587 A CA2040587 A CA 2040587A CA 2040587 A1 CA2040587 A1 CA 2040587A1
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- Prior art keywords
- heating
- band
- carrier body
- sealing
- metal carrier
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Abstract
ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE
An apparatus for welding a sealing strip to respective inner faces of two superposed thermoplastic sheets and for directly welding the superposed thermoplastic sheets to one another by a weld spaced from and oriented generally parallel to the sealing strip. The apparatus includes a first sealing device having a first metal carrier body and two parallel-spaced first and second heating bands attached thereto; a second sealing device having a metal carrier body and a third heating band attached thereto. The third heating band faces and is in alignment with, the first sealing band.
The second sealing device further has a resilient band attached to its metal carrier body. The resilient band faces and is in alignment with, the second heating band. A
mechanism moves the first and second sealing devices toward one another for engaging outer faces of the superposed thermoplastic sheets by a cooperation between the first and third heating bands and between the second heating band and the resilient band.
An apparatus for welding a sealing strip to respective inner faces of two superposed thermoplastic sheets and for directly welding the superposed thermoplastic sheets to one another by a weld spaced from and oriented generally parallel to the sealing strip. The apparatus includes a first sealing device having a first metal carrier body and two parallel-spaced first and second heating bands attached thereto; a second sealing device having a metal carrier body and a third heating band attached thereto. The third heating band faces and is in alignment with, the first sealing band.
The second sealing device further has a resilient band attached to its metal carrier body. The resilient band faces and is in alignment with, the second heating band. A
mechanism moves the first and second sealing devices toward one another for engaging outer faces of the superposed thermoplastic sheets by a cooperation between the first and third heating bands and between the second heating band and the resilient band.
Description
- 2 0 ~ 7 S BACKGROU~D OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to an apparatus for heat-sealing (welding) a two-part sealing strip between two thermoplastic sheets and for bonding the two sheets to one another. The apparatus includes two oooperating sealing devices.
A known apparatus of the above-outlined type is dis-closed, for example, in German Gebrauchsmuster (utility patent model) 88 03 021. In tAis prior art construction a thermoplastic sheet is advanced cyclically through a length which corresponds to the length of the finished bag. First, the two parts of a sealing strip are welded next to one another onto the sheet and thereafter the sheet is deformed into a hose configuration and provided with a longitudinal sea~. As the next step, above the now-closed sealing strip a peelable seal~ng seam and thereabove, a transverse sealing seam are simultaneously welded. After welding the transverse sealing seam, the hose portion which is situated above the 2 ~ 7 transverse sealing seam is chargect with a metered quantity of goods and, in a next step, the bag is sealed at the top and is further conveyed. For storage and further transport the bags are thus hermetically sealed by the peelable weld seam.
After opening of t~e bag it may be reclosed by the sealing strip. It is a disadvantage of the ~nown apparatus that it is of complex construction and it operates relatively slowly.
It is further known, for example, from U.S. Patent No.
4,630,429, to jointly weld two side-by-side arranged trans-verse sealing seams and to sever the hose between the two seams.
SUMMARY OF THE INYENTION
It is an object of the invention to provide an improved apparatus of the above-outlined type which is of compact construction and has a greater output than devices of the prior art.
This object and others to become apparent as the specification progresses, are accomplished by the invention, according to which, briefly stated, the apparatus includes a first sealing device having a first metal carrier body and two parallel-spaced first and second heating bands attached ~0~7 thereto; a second sealing device having a ~etal carrier body and a third heating band attached thereto. The third heating band faces and is in alignment with, the first sealing band.
The second sealing device further has a resilient band attached to its metal carrier body. The resilient band faces and is in alignment with, the second heating band. A
mechanism moves the first and second sealing devices toward one another for engaging outer faces of the superposed thermoplastic sheets by a cooperation between the first and third heating bands and between the second heating band and the resilient band.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING
i Figure 1 is a perspective view of a bag made by an apparatus according to the invention.
; 15 Figure 2 is an enlarged sectional view of one part of the structure shown in Figure 1, taken along a plane which is perpendicular to arrows II, II of Figure 1.
Figure 3 is a schematic side elevational view of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
Figure 4 is a sectional end elevational view of one part of the construction shown in Figure 3.
Figure 5 is a sectional view ta~en along line V-V of Figure 4.
Figure 6 is a sectional view taken along line VI-VI of Figure 4.
DESCRIPTION OF~rHE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Turning to Figures 1 and 2, the packaging bag 1 shown therein is formed of two polyethylene sheets 2 and 3 closed at the top by a sealing strip 4 and a peelable seam 5. The sealing strip 4 is formed of two shaped polyethylene strips 6 and 7 which interengage in a snap-in connection. The two sheets 2 and 3 are laterally sealed by a longitudinal sealing seam 8 on each side and by means of an end face seal 9 in a known, hermetic manner.
Turning now to Figure 3, the apparatus shown therein includes a carriage 13 movable horizontally on a rail 12.
Two ends of a toothed belt 14 which is guided by two end sprockets 15 and 16 are secured to the carriage 13. The sprocket 16 is driven by a servomotor 17.
Also referring to Figure 4, in a dovetail guide lB
provided in the carriage frame, two sealing devices 20, 21 axe displaceably guided in a direction transverse to the length direction of the rail 12. The sheets 2 and 3 are 2 ~ 7 withdrawn from respective supply xeels 23 (only one is ~isible) held by a rotary core 24 and decelerated by a brake 2~. The sheets 2 and 3 are maintained taut between the supply reels 23 and a pair of withdrawing rolls 26 (only one is visible) which are continuously rotated by a motor 27.
The sealing strip 4 is removed from a supply reel 29 and is introduced between the two sheets 2 and 3, adjacent their upper edge 32, by two guide plates 30, 31.
Also referring to Figure 5, the two sealing devices 20 and 21 are shiftable between two non-illustrated stops in guides 18 by means of respective pneumatic cylinders 35 and 36. The cylinder 35 shifts the sealing device 20 with the intermediary of a beam 37 and biased springs 38 as shown in Figure 5. The magnitude of bias of the springs 38 determines the pressing force during the sealing step. The sealing device 20 has a metallic carrier body 41 and two heating bands 42, 43 which are oriented parallel to one another and to the rail 12. The heating bands 42 and 43 are positioned on respective elastic synthetic strips 44 made, for example, of a Teflon-coated silicone elastomer or a fiberglass reinforced synthetic material. The strips 44 are glued on a respective rail 45 made, for example, of copper. The rails 45 are mounted in the carrier body 41 which has a bore 46 for the passage of a coolant. At both ends the flexible heating 2 ~
bands 41 and 42 are guide~ over a cylindrical segment-shaped surface of a shoe 47 and are clamped thereto by screws 48.
Each end of the heating bands 42, 43 is connected to a non-illustrated, controllable current source by means of conduc-tors 49. The shoes 47 are connected with the intermediary ofan insulating layer 50 with an arm 51 which is pivotal about a shaft 52 oriented perpendicularly to the length dimension of the heating bands and which is biased by a spring 53. The springs 53 tension the heating bands 42, 43 and compensate for their length variation in case of a pulse-like heating and subsequent cooling thereof.
In the sealing device 21 parts which are identical to those belonging to the sealing device 20 are designated with the szme reference numerals and have essentially the same construction and function so that a detailed description thereof may be dispensed with. The sealing device 21 differs from the sealing device 20 in that the former has but a sole heating band 57. Below the heating band 57 there is arranged an elastic strip 58 which is spaced center-to-center from the heating band 57 to the same extent as the center-to-center distance between the heating bands 42 and 43. The elastic strip 58 which may be, for example, a silicone elastomer component, is embedded in a rail 59 and projects beyond a plane containing the outer face of the heating band 2~0~7 57. The rail 59 is displaceable in a groove 60 of a carrier body 61 perpendicularly to the length dimension of the strip 58 and parallel to the guide 18, against the force of the biased springs 62 which press the rail 59 against stops 63, as shown in Figure 6.
In the description which follows, the operation of the above-described apparatus will be set forth.
The pair of rolls 26 continuously draws off the sheets 2 and 3 as well as the sealing strip 4 from the supply reels 23 and 29. The carriage 13 is reciprocated by the servomotor 17. When the motion of the carriage 13 coincides with the direction of sheet removal, the carriage speed is accurately adapted to the sheet removal speed. As soon as the carriage motion is initiated in the direction of sheet withdrawal, the two cylinders 35 and 36 are actuated and the two sealing devices 20 and 21 are moved towards one another in the guides 18. The heating bands 42, 57 and the heating band 43, as well as the strip 58 are pressed to one another by the force set for the springs 38, while the force distribution is predetermined by the bias of the springs 62.
Thereafter, pulse-like current is applied to the conductors 49 so that the heating bands 42, 43 and 57 are heated to the temperature required for the sealing process.
The pulse applied to the heating band 43 is slightly shorter 2 ~
to ensure ~hat the sealing seam 5 is peelable, that is, the sheets 2 and 3 are not bonded together with a throughgoing weld. The pressing force is maintained until the sealing seams are sufficiently cooled to ensure the required strength of the seams. Thereafter, the carrier bodies 41 and 61 are moved away from one another by means of the cylinders 35 and 36, and the carriage 13 is withdrawn so that the subsequent seams may be provided in the next step immediately at the just-completed seam.
Downstream of the withdrawing rolls 26 (as viewed in the direction of sheet travel) the longitudinal seams 8 are formed by a conventional device, such as disclosed, for example, in U.S. Patent No. 4,630,429 and the individual bags are severed from one another. The bags are then charged with the goods through the still-open underside and are eventually provided in a conventional manner with a frontal seal 9.
- The described apparatus has the advantage that in a single operational step the peelable seam is formed and the sealing strip 4 is welded in. Since subsequently in the packing machine individual bags are being charged with goods, the latter may be more accurately metered than, for example, in an apparatus constructed according to German Gebrauchs-muster 88 03 021. In the apparatus according to the inven-tion the manufacturing speed for the bags may be sig-2~0~7 nificantly increased because such speed is not limited by thefilling process. The apparatus according to the invention has the further advantage over the prior art construction that the sealing strips of the bags close with better seal because they extend throughout the entire width of the bag and are at their ends closed with longitudinal seams 8 which is not feasible in bags according to the German Gebrauchs-muster 88 03 021.
It will be understood that the above description of the present invention is susceptible to various modifications, changes and adaptations, and the same are intended to be comprehended wi~hin the meaning and range of equivalents of the appended claims.
This invention relates to an apparatus for heat-sealing (welding) a two-part sealing strip between two thermoplastic sheets and for bonding the two sheets to one another. The apparatus includes two oooperating sealing devices.
A known apparatus of the above-outlined type is dis-closed, for example, in German Gebrauchsmuster (utility patent model) 88 03 021. In tAis prior art construction a thermoplastic sheet is advanced cyclically through a length which corresponds to the length of the finished bag. First, the two parts of a sealing strip are welded next to one another onto the sheet and thereafter the sheet is deformed into a hose configuration and provided with a longitudinal sea~. As the next step, above the now-closed sealing strip a peelable seal~ng seam and thereabove, a transverse sealing seam are simultaneously welded. After welding the transverse sealing seam, the hose portion which is situated above the 2 ~ 7 transverse sealing seam is chargect with a metered quantity of goods and, in a next step, the bag is sealed at the top and is further conveyed. For storage and further transport the bags are thus hermetically sealed by the peelable weld seam.
After opening of t~e bag it may be reclosed by the sealing strip. It is a disadvantage of the ~nown apparatus that it is of complex construction and it operates relatively slowly.
It is further known, for example, from U.S. Patent No.
4,630,429, to jointly weld two side-by-side arranged trans-verse sealing seams and to sever the hose between the two seams.
SUMMARY OF THE INYENTION
It is an object of the invention to provide an improved apparatus of the above-outlined type which is of compact construction and has a greater output than devices of the prior art.
This object and others to become apparent as the specification progresses, are accomplished by the invention, according to which, briefly stated, the apparatus includes a first sealing device having a first metal carrier body and two parallel-spaced first and second heating bands attached ~0~7 thereto; a second sealing device having a ~etal carrier body and a third heating band attached thereto. The third heating band faces and is in alignment with, the first sealing band.
The second sealing device further has a resilient band attached to its metal carrier body. The resilient band faces and is in alignment with, the second heating band. A
mechanism moves the first and second sealing devices toward one another for engaging outer faces of the superposed thermoplastic sheets by a cooperation between the first and third heating bands and between the second heating band and the resilient band.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING
i Figure 1 is a perspective view of a bag made by an apparatus according to the invention.
; 15 Figure 2 is an enlarged sectional view of one part of the structure shown in Figure 1, taken along a plane which is perpendicular to arrows II, II of Figure 1.
Figure 3 is a schematic side elevational view of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
Figure 4 is a sectional end elevational view of one part of the construction shown in Figure 3.
Figure 5 is a sectional view ta~en along line V-V of Figure 4.
Figure 6 is a sectional view taken along line VI-VI of Figure 4.
DESCRIPTION OF~rHE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
Turning to Figures 1 and 2, the packaging bag 1 shown therein is formed of two polyethylene sheets 2 and 3 closed at the top by a sealing strip 4 and a peelable seam 5. The sealing strip 4 is formed of two shaped polyethylene strips 6 and 7 which interengage in a snap-in connection. The two sheets 2 and 3 are laterally sealed by a longitudinal sealing seam 8 on each side and by means of an end face seal 9 in a known, hermetic manner.
Turning now to Figure 3, the apparatus shown therein includes a carriage 13 movable horizontally on a rail 12.
Two ends of a toothed belt 14 which is guided by two end sprockets 15 and 16 are secured to the carriage 13. The sprocket 16 is driven by a servomotor 17.
Also referring to Figure 4, in a dovetail guide lB
provided in the carriage frame, two sealing devices 20, 21 axe displaceably guided in a direction transverse to the length direction of the rail 12. The sheets 2 and 3 are 2 ~ 7 withdrawn from respective supply xeels 23 (only one is ~isible) held by a rotary core 24 and decelerated by a brake 2~. The sheets 2 and 3 are maintained taut between the supply reels 23 and a pair of withdrawing rolls 26 (only one is visible) which are continuously rotated by a motor 27.
The sealing strip 4 is removed from a supply reel 29 and is introduced between the two sheets 2 and 3, adjacent their upper edge 32, by two guide plates 30, 31.
Also referring to Figure 5, the two sealing devices 20 and 21 are shiftable between two non-illustrated stops in guides 18 by means of respective pneumatic cylinders 35 and 36. The cylinder 35 shifts the sealing device 20 with the intermediary of a beam 37 and biased springs 38 as shown in Figure 5. The magnitude of bias of the springs 38 determines the pressing force during the sealing step. The sealing device 20 has a metallic carrier body 41 and two heating bands 42, 43 which are oriented parallel to one another and to the rail 12. The heating bands 42 and 43 are positioned on respective elastic synthetic strips 44 made, for example, of a Teflon-coated silicone elastomer or a fiberglass reinforced synthetic material. The strips 44 are glued on a respective rail 45 made, for example, of copper. The rails 45 are mounted in the carrier body 41 which has a bore 46 for the passage of a coolant. At both ends the flexible heating 2 ~
bands 41 and 42 are guide~ over a cylindrical segment-shaped surface of a shoe 47 and are clamped thereto by screws 48.
Each end of the heating bands 42, 43 is connected to a non-illustrated, controllable current source by means of conduc-tors 49. The shoes 47 are connected with the intermediary ofan insulating layer 50 with an arm 51 which is pivotal about a shaft 52 oriented perpendicularly to the length dimension of the heating bands and which is biased by a spring 53. The springs 53 tension the heating bands 42, 43 and compensate for their length variation in case of a pulse-like heating and subsequent cooling thereof.
In the sealing device 21 parts which are identical to those belonging to the sealing device 20 are designated with the szme reference numerals and have essentially the same construction and function so that a detailed description thereof may be dispensed with. The sealing device 21 differs from the sealing device 20 in that the former has but a sole heating band 57. Below the heating band 57 there is arranged an elastic strip 58 which is spaced center-to-center from the heating band 57 to the same extent as the center-to-center distance between the heating bands 42 and 43. The elastic strip 58 which may be, for example, a silicone elastomer component, is embedded in a rail 59 and projects beyond a plane containing the outer face of the heating band 2~0~7 57. The rail 59 is displaceable in a groove 60 of a carrier body 61 perpendicularly to the length dimension of the strip 58 and parallel to the guide 18, against the force of the biased springs 62 which press the rail 59 against stops 63, as shown in Figure 6.
In the description which follows, the operation of the above-described apparatus will be set forth.
The pair of rolls 26 continuously draws off the sheets 2 and 3 as well as the sealing strip 4 from the supply reels 23 and 29. The carriage 13 is reciprocated by the servomotor 17. When the motion of the carriage 13 coincides with the direction of sheet removal, the carriage speed is accurately adapted to the sheet removal speed. As soon as the carriage motion is initiated in the direction of sheet withdrawal, the two cylinders 35 and 36 are actuated and the two sealing devices 20 and 21 are moved towards one another in the guides 18. The heating bands 42, 57 and the heating band 43, as well as the strip 58 are pressed to one another by the force set for the springs 38, while the force distribution is predetermined by the bias of the springs 62.
Thereafter, pulse-like current is applied to the conductors 49 so that the heating bands 42, 43 and 57 are heated to the temperature required for the sealing process.
The pulse applied to the heating band 43 is slightly shorter 2 ~
to ensure ~hat the sealing seam 5 is peelable, that is, the sheets 2 and 3 are not bonded together with a throughgoing weld. The pressing force is maintained until the sealing seams are sufficiently cooled to ensure the required strength of the seams. Thereafter, the carrier bodies 41 and 61 are moved away from one another by means of the cylinders 35 and 36, and the carriage 13 is withdrawn so that the subsequent seams may be provided in the next step immediately at the just-completed seam.
Downstream of the withdrawing rolls 26 (as viewed in the direction of sheet travel) the longitudinal seams 8 are formed by a conventional device, such as disclosed, for example, in U.S. Patent No. 4,630,429 and the individual bags are severed from one another. The bags are then charged with the goods through the still-open underside and are eventually provided in a conventional manner with a frontal seal 9.
- The described apparatus has the advantage that in a single operational step the peelable seam is formed and the sealing strip 4 is welded in. Since subsequently in the packing machine individual bags are being charged with goods, the latter may be more accurately metered than, for example, in an apparatus constructed according to German Gebrauchs-muster 88 03 021. In the apparatus according to the inven-tion the manufacturing speed for the bags may be sig-2~0~7 nificantly increased because such speed is not limited by thefilling process. The apparatus according to the invention has the further advantage over the prior art construction that the sealing strips of the bags close with better seal because they extend throughout the entire width of the bag and are at their ends closed with longitudinal seams 8 which is not feasible in bags according to the German Gebrauchs-muster 88 03 021.
It will be understood that the above description of the present invention is susceptible to various modifications, changes and adaptations, and the same are intended to be comprehended wi~hin the meaning and range of equivalents of the appended claims.
Claims (12)
1. An apparatus for welding a sealing strip to respec-tive inner faces of two superposed thermoplastic sheets and for directly welding the superposed thermoplastic sheets to one another by a weld spaced from and oriented generally parallel to the sealing strip, comprising (a) a first sealing device having (1) a first metal carrier body;
(2) two parallel-spaced first and second heating bands attached to said first metal carrier body;
(b) a second sealing device having (1) a second metal carrier body;
(2) a third heating band attached to the second metal carrier body; said third heating band facing and being in alignment with said first sealing band;
(3) a resilient band attached to said second metal carrier body; said resilient band facing and being in alignment with said second heating band;
(c) means for positioning the thermoplastic sheets between the first and second sealing device;
(d) means for positioning the sealing strip between the thermoplastic sheets;
(e) means for heating the first, second and third heating bands; and (f) actuating means for moving the first and second sealing devices toward one another for engaging outer faces of the superposed thermoplastic sheets by a cooperation between the first and third heating bands and between the second heating band and the resilient band.
(2) two parallel-spaced first and second heating bands attached to said first metal carrier body;
(b) a second sealing device having (1) a second metal carrier body;
(2) a third heating band attached to the second metal carrier body; said third heating band facing and being in alignment with said first sealing band;
(3) a resilient band attached to said second metal carrier body; said resilient band facing and being in alignment with said second heating band;
(c) means for positioning the thermoplastic sheets between the first and second sealing device;
(d) means for positioning the sealing strip between the thermoplastic sheets;
(e) means for heating the first, second and third heating bands; and (f) actuating means for moving the first and second sealing devices toward one another for engaging outer faces of the superposed thermoplastic sheets by a cooperation between the first and third heating bands and between the second heating band and the resilient band.
2. An apparatus as defined in claim 1, wherein said resilient band projects in height beyond a plane containing an outer face of said third heating band.
3. An apparatus as defined in claim 1, further compris-ing spring means for resiliently holding at least one of said metal carrier bodies on said actuating means.
4. An apparatus as defined in claim 1, further compris-ing a bore in the metal carrier bodies for guiding a coolant therein.
5. An apparatus as defined in claim 1, wherein said means for positioning the sealing strip comprises a guide for guiding the sealing strip.
6. An apparatus as defined in claim 1, wherein each said heating hand has a length dimension; further comprising a carriage on which said first and second metal carrier bodies are mounted and moving means for displacing said carriage parallel to said length dimension.
7. An apparatus as defined in claim 1, further compris-ing a first clamping device movably mounted on said first metal carrier body and a second clamping device movably mounted on said second metal carrier body; said first and second clamping devices each including clamping mechanisms for clamping opposite ends of said first, second and third heating bands, and spring means for urging the clamping mechanisms of the respective clamping means away from one another for tensioning the heating bands.
8. An apparatus as defined in claim 7, wherein each heating band is flexible and has a length; said ends of each said heating band extending in a plane oriented perpen-dicularly to respective said lengths of the heating bands.
9. An apparatus as defined in claim 1, further compris-ing a respective resilient support member provided between the first carrier body and the first heating band, between the first carrier body and the second heating band and between the second carrier body and the third heating band.
10. An apparatus as defined in claim 9, wherein said resilient support member is a plastic.
11. An apparatus as defined in claim 10, wherein said plastic is a Teflon-coated elastomer.
12. An apparatus as defined in claim 10, wherein said plastic is fiberglass-reinforced.
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