CA2368527A1 - Apparatus for strapping items by means of bands - Google Patents
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Abstract
Installation for strapping items (10) by means of bands (20), in particular for strapping pulp bales by means of paper bands, having an arrangement (2) far conveying the tensioning bands (20) around the items (10), and having arrangements for tensioning the bands (20) and for connecting the tensioned bands (20) enclosing the items (10). In this case, the conveying arrangement is formed by a drawing arrangement (2), such as a belt or the like, which encloses the respective item and is designed with a carry-along element (3) for a band (20), and the drawing arrangement (2) is assigned a drive (13) by means or which the carry-along element (3) can be moved around the item (10). (Figure 1).
Description
r APPARATUS FOR STRAPPING ITBMS HY MEANS OF BANDS
The present invention relates to an apparatus for strapping items by means of tensioning bands, in particular for strapping pulp bales by means of paper bands, having arrangements for conveying the tensioning bands around the items, and =or tensioning the bands and f.-or connecting the 'tensioned bands enclosing the. items.
Such an apparatus, which is known, for example from US-A 5 560 180, has a guide channel which fully encloses the respective item and through which a tensioning band is pushed, as a result of :which the band is guided around the item, whereupon it is then tensioned. The guide channel is designed, on the side which is directed toward the item, with swing-action elements which open as soon as the band is tensioned, as a result of which the tensioning band passes into abutment against the item and can then be joined together.
This known apparatus, however, does r_ot satisfy requirements since the tensioning band has t o have a high level of rigidity in order to be able to be pushed through the guide channel. In addition, in particular on account of the swing-action elements, the guide channel constitutes a component which is of complex design and in which, in addition, functioning may be disrupted since the band can jam in the channel or get stuck on the swing-action elements as the latter are opened.
T,he object of the present invention is thus to provide an apparatus in which the disadvantages associated with the known apparatus are avoided. This is achieved according to the invention in that the conveying arrangement is farmed by a drawing arrangement, e.g. a belt, which encloses the respective item, is designed with a carry-along element and is assigned a drive arrangement by means of which the CarryTalong element can be moved around the item.
Since the tensioning band is drawn around the item, it may have a lower level of rigidity than if it is pushed through a guide chanr_el. In addition, disruptions to functioning are, to the greatest~exterit, avoided. Furthermore, it is possible for 'the tensioning band to be guided around 'the item with a small spacing therefrom, as a result of which 'the operation of bracing it requires lower outlay than irl the case in the known apparatus. This additionally rules out twisting of the band during the tensionir_g operation.
The drawing arrangement is advantageously guided over a plurality of, in particular four, deflecting rollers, at least one of the deflecting rollers being assigned a drive. In this case, the drawing arrangement is designed, in particular, as a toothed belt.
According to a preferred embodiment, the carry-along element has two clapping jaws which can be adjusted in relation to one another, axe located laterally outside the belt, in the movement direction of the latter, and between which the tensioning band can be clamped. It is possible here for the two clamping jaws to be subjected to the action of a spring, -by means of which they are kept in their closed position, arid it is possible fo,r the carry-along element to be assigned an actuating arrangement by means of which the clamping jaws can be adjusted into their open, position, as a result of which a band can be introduced between them. The carry-along element is preferably designed with two clamping jaws, a first clamping jaw is fastened on the belt or the like and the _2_ second clamping jaw can be adjusted in relation to the first clamping jaw. It is possible here for the first clamping jaw to be provided with a through-passage through which a bolt or the like projecting from the second clamping jaw passes, the actuating spring enclosing the bolt or the like, and this also being assigned the actuating arrangement. Furthermore, the carry-along element is preferably assigned a channel through which the tensioning band can be pushed toward the carry-along element, there being provided for the tensioning band a clamping arrangement by means of which the tensioning band can be displaced in relation to the conveying channel.
According to further preferred features, the installation also contains a tensioning arrangement for the band, an adhesive-b,onding arrangement for the band, a pressing arrangement for the bard ar_d a cutting arrangement. It is possible here for the clamping arrangement and the adhesive-bonding arrangement to be arranged on a carriage which can be displaced counter to the advancement direction of the tension~.ng band ror strapping the item, and for the first clamping arrangement to be assigned a second, fixed clamping arrangement.
An apparatus according to the invention is explai:~ed in more detail hereinbelow with reference to an exemplary e_nbodiment illustrated in the drawing, in which:
Figure 1 shows an axonometric illustration of an installation for strapping items by means of tensioning bands with an apparatus for applying and tensioning the bands;
Figures 2 and 2a show two side views of the apparatus for applying and tensioning the bands;
Figures 3 to 6 show the apparatus according to Figure 2 in four different operating positions;
Figures 7 and 7a show a detail of this apparatus in a side view, partly in section, and in elevation;
Figures 8 to 10 show a constituent part of this apparatus in three success-ve operating positions and in side view;
Figures 11, 12 and 13 show further constituent parts of this apparatus, in elevation and in different operating positions;
and Figures 11a and 13a each show a side view of these further constituent parts.
The installation illustrated in figure 1 for strapping items by means of tensioning bands 20 has an apparatus l for applying the tensioning bands 20 around items 10 and a conveying apparatus, e.g. a roller conveyor la, by means of which the items 10 are fed to the apparatus 1.
As can further be seen from figure 2, the apparatus 1 has a rectangular carrying framework 11, at the four corners of which deflecting rollers 12, 12a are mounted, a drawing arrangement in the form of a toothed belt 2 being positioned around said deflecting rollers. The deflecting roller 12a is assigned a drive 13. A carry-along element 3 for a tensioning band is arranged on the belt 2. The carry-along element 3 is actuated by a control arrangement 4. xhe drive 13 rotates the deflecting roller 12a, as a result of which the belt 2 is moved and the carry-along element 3 is guided, in the direction of the arrow A, around the item 10 which is to be strapped.
_g_ As can further be seoen from figure 2a, the deflecting and drive roller 12a is coupled for carry-along action with the drive 13 va a belt 13a: It can also be seen that the carry-along element 3 is designed with two clamping jaws 31 and 32 which project laterally from the conveying belt 2 and are assigned the control arrangement 4. As soon as the two clamping jaws 3~ and 32 are located in their open position, the front end of a tensioning band can be introduced between them, said tensioning band then being guided around the item 10, as is explained hereinbelow with reference to figures 3 to 6.
As can further be seen f ram figures 3 to 6, the apparatus J. is assigned a band store 20a from which a tensioning band 2D is drawn off by means of a conveying and tensioning arrangement 5 and moved in the direction of the carry-along element 3. Also provided are an adhesive-bonding arrangement 6, a pressing arrangement 7 and a cutt'r_g arrangement 8, the design and functioning of which are explained hereinbe~.ow.
As is illustrated schematically in figures 4 to 6, the tensioning band 20 is guided around the item 10 by means of the carry-.along element 3 until it encloses said item to the full extent and butts loosely against the same. It is then tensioned around the item 10 and joined together by adhesive bonding. Thereafter, the item 10 is transported further.
As can be seen from figures 7 and 7a, the carry-along element 3 is designed with a carrying plate 30, which is fastened on the conveying belt 2 by means of a clamping plate 21 and bolts 22. The first clamping jaw 31 is fastened rigidly on the carrying plate 30. In contrast, the second clamping jaw 32 is fastened an a push rod 33, which passes through a bore 34 of -5- _ the carrying plate 30 and is subjected to the action of a compression spring 35. The push rod 33 is assigned a push rod 41 of the opening arrangement 4. As soon as the push rod 41 is adjusted upward, the second clamping jaw 32 is lifted off from the first clamping jaw 31 counter to the action of the compression spring 35, as a result of which the front end of the tensioning bard 20 can be pushed in between the two clamping jaws 31 and 32. Once the push rod 41 is restored, the tensioning band 20 is regained between th,e two clamping jaws 31 and 32, as a result of which it can be: guided around the item 10 by the carry-along element 3, Figures 8 to 13 will be used hereinbelow to explain the construction and the fur_ctioning of the conveying and tensioning arrangement 5 far the tensioning band 20, of the adhesive-bonding arrangement 6, of the pressing arrangement 7 and of the cutting arrar_gernent 8.
As can be seen from figures 8 to 10, the conveying and tensioning arrangement 5 has a conveying channel 51, 51a for the tensioning band 20, at being possible for the part 51a to be pivoted by means of an actuating cylinder 52, and also has a further actuating cylinder 53 and a first clamping arrangement 54, which can be displaced in relation to the conveying channel 51 by means of the actuating cylinder 53. In order to introduce the tensioning band 20 between the clamping, jaws 31 and 32 opened by means of the control arrangement 4, the clamping arrangement 54 is set in operation and displaced in the direction of the arrow B by means of the actuating cylinder 53, as a result or which the free end of the tensioning band 20 is pushed in between the clamping jaws 31 and 32 through the conveying channel 51 and through the part 51a. The carry-along element 3 is then moved around the item to the full extent by means of the conveying belt 2.
Thereafter, the movable part of the conveying channel 51a is pivoted away from the carry-along element 3 in the direction of the arrow C by means of the actuating cylinder 52.
As can be seen from figure 11, thereafter, the front- end of the tensioning band 20 is secured by means of the carry-along element 3, the first clamping arrangement 54 is closed and the actuating cylinder 53 is activated such that the tensioning band 20 is drawn back in the direction of the arrow D by means ~of the first clamping arrangement 54. The tensioning band 20 is then tensioned around the item 10. As can further be seen from figure 11, the conveying and tensioning arrangement S as well as the adhesive-bonding arrangement 6 are borne by a carriage 50, which can likewise be displaced in the direction of the arrow D by means of a drive 50a. As can be seen from figure 12a, the adhesive-bonding arrangement 6, which is designed with an adhesive-bonding nozzle 61, can be pushed in beneath the tensioned bard 20, guided around the item 10, from one side, in Lhe direction of the arrow E, by means of an actuating cylinder 62. It can be further be seen =rom figure lla that the conveying channel 51 is formed by two rails which contain grooves and between which the first clamping arrangement 54 and a second clamping arrangement 55 fox the band 20 come to act on the latter.
Then, as is illustrated in figure 12, the first clamping arrangement 54 is opened, the second clamping arrangement 55 ' is activated and the carriage 50 is displaced in the direction of the arrow D. During the displacement operation, adhesive is applied, by the adhesive-bonding nozzle 61, to that end of the tensioning band 20 which is guided around the item 10.
Displacement of the carriage 50 in the direction o~ the arrow D causes the ends of the tensioning band 20 to overlap, with the adhesive between them.
As can also be seen from figure 13, a pressing arrangement 7 and a cutting arrangement 8 are also provided. By means of the pressing arrangement 7, those sections o.f the tensioning band 20.which are located one upon the other are pressed together.
As can be seen from figure 13a, the pressing arrangement 7 has a framework 70, on which a pressing cylinder 71 with a piston 72 is mounted in a pivotable manner. A pressing plate 73 is articulated on the piston 72. The pressing plate 73 is assigned a mating plate 74, which is located between the item and the two sections 20a, 20b of the tensioning band 20. As soon as the piston 72 is adjusted by means of the pressing cylinder 71, the pressing plate 73 is adjusted in the direction o. the mating plate 74, as a result of which the two sections 20a, 20b of the tensioning band 20, between which adhesive is located, are pressed.
Following ce.<<pleticn oL the pressing operation, the cutting arrangement 8, which is arranged at the end of the conveying channel 51a, is set in operation, as a result of which the tensioning band 20 is cut off. Thereafter, the item 10 is moved laterally, as a result of which the tensioning band 24 is released from the pressing plate 73 and the mating plate 74, and the item is transported away by means of the roller conveyor la. It is then possible to strap a further item 10 fed by means of the roller conveyor la.
Such an apparatus is used for strapping any desired item. A
preferred application is the operation of strapping pulp bales.
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The present invention relates to an apparatus for strapping items by means of tensioning bands, in particular for strapping pulp bales by means of paper bands, having arrangements for conveying the tensioning bands around the items, and =or tensioning the bands and f.-or connecting the 'tensioned bands enclosing the. items.
Such an apparatus, which is known, for example from US-A 5 560 180, has a guide channel which fully encloses the respective item and through which a tensioning band is pushed, as a result of :which the band is guided around the item, whereupon it is then tensioned. The guide channel is designed, on the side which is directed toward the item, with swing-action elements which open as soon as the band is tensioned, as a result of which the tensioning band passes into abutment against the item and can then be joined together.
This known apparatus, however, does r_ot satisfy requirements since the tensioning band has t o have a high level of rigidity in order to be able to be pushed through the guide channel. In addition, in particular on account of the swing-action elements, the guide channel constitutes a component which is of complex design and in which, in addition, functioning may be disrupted since the band can jam in the channel or get stuck on the swing-action elements as the latter are opened.
T,he object of the present invention is thus to provide an apparatus in which the disadvantages associated with the known apparatus are avoided. This is achieved according to the invention in that the conveying arrangement is farmed by a drawing arrangement, e.g. a belt, which encloses the respective item, is designed with a carry-along element and is assigned a drive arrangement by means of which the CarryTalong element can be moved around the item.
Since the tensioning band is drawn around the item, it may have a lower level of rigidity than if it is pushed through a guide chanr_el. In addition, disruptions to functioning are, to the greatest~exterit, avoided. Furthermore, it is possible for 'the tensioning band to be guided around 'the item with a small spacing therefrom, as a result of which 'the operation of bracing it requires lower outlay than irl the case in the known apparatus. This additionally rules out twisting of the band during the tensionir_g operation.
The drawing arrangement is advantageously guided over a plurality of, in particular four, deflecting rollers, at least one of the deflecting rollers being assigned a drive. In this case, the drawing arrangement is designed, in particular, as a toothed belt.
According to a preferred embodiment, the carry-along element has two clapping jaws which can be adjusted in relation to one another, axe located laterally outside the belt, in the movement direction of the latter, and between which the tensioning band can be clamped. It is possible here for the two clamping jaws to be subjected to the action of a spring, -by means of which they are kept in their closed position, arid it is possible fo,r the carry-along element to be assigned an actuating arrangement by means of which the clamping jaws can be adjusted into their open, position, as a result of which a band can be introduced between them. The carry-along element is preferably designed with two clamping jaws, a first clamping jaw is fastened on the belt or the like and the _2_ second clamping jaw can be adjusted in relation to the first clamping jaw. It is possible here for the first clamping jaw to be provided with a through-passage through which a bolt or the like projecting from the second clamping jaw passes, the actuating spring enclosing the bolt or the like, and this also being assigned the actuating arrangement. Furthermore, the carry-along element is preferably assigned a channel through which the tensioning band can be pushed toward the carry-along element, there being provided for the tensioning band a clamping arrangement by means of which the tensioning band can be displaced in relation to the conveying channel.
According to further preferred features, the installation also contains a tensioning arrangement for the band, an adhesive-b,onding arrangement for the band, a pressing arrangement for the bard ar_d a cutting arrangement. It is possible here for the clamping arrangement and the adhesive-bonding arrangement to be arranged on a carriage which can be displaced counter to the advancement direction of the tension~.ng band ror strapping the item, and for the first clamping arrangement to be assigned a second, fixed clamping arrangement.
An apparatus according to the invention is explai:~ed in more detail hereinbelow with reference to an exemplary e_nbodiment illustrated in the drawing, in which:
Figure 1 shows an axonometric illustration of an installation for strapping items by means of tensioning bands with an apparatus for applying and tensioning the bands;
Figures 2 and 2a show two side views of the apparatus for applying and tensioning the bands;
Figures 3 to 6 show the apparatus according to Figure 2 in four different operating positions;
Figures 7 and 7a show a detail of this apparatus in a side view, partly in section, and in elevation;
Figures 8 to 10 show a constituent part of this apparatus in three success-ve operating positions and in side view;
Figures 11, 12 and 13 show further constituent parts of this apparatus, in elevation and in different operating positions;
and Figures 11a and 13a each show a side view of these further constituent parts.
The installation illustrated in figure 1 for strapping items by means of tensioning bands 20 has an apparatus l for applying the tensioning bands 20 around items 10 and a conveying apparatus, e.g. a roller conveyor la, by means of which the items 10 are fed to the apparatus 1.
As can further be seen from figure 2, the apparatus 1 has a rectangular carrying framework 11, at the four corners of which deflecting rollers 12, 12a are mounted, a drawing arrangement in the form of a toothed belt 2 being positioned around said deflecting rollers. The deflecting roller 12a is assigned a drive 13. A carry-along element 3 for a tensioning band is arranged on the belt 2. The carry-along element 3 is actuated by a control arrangement 4. xhe drive 13 rotates the deflecting roller 12a, as a result of which the belt 2 is moved and the carry-along element 3 is guided, in the direction of the arrow A, around the item 10 which is to be strapped.
_g_ As can further be seoen from figure 2a, the deflecting and drive roller 12a is coupled for carry-along action with the drive 13 va a belt 13a: It can also be seen that the carry-along element 3 is designed with two clamping jaws 31 and 32 which project laterally from the conveying belt 2 and are assigned the control arrangement 4. As soon as the two clamping jaws 3~ and 32 are located in their open position, the front end of a tensioning band can be introduced between them, said tensioning band then being guided around the item 10, as is explained hereinbelow with reference to figures 3 to 6.
As can further be seen f ram figures 3 to 6, the apparatus J. is assigned a band store 20a from which a tensioning band 2D is drawn off by means of a conveying and tensioning arrangement 5 and moved in the direction of the carry-along element 3. Also provided are an adhesive-bonding arrangement 6, a pressing arrangement 7 and a cutt'r_g arrangement 8, the design and functioning of which are explained hereinbe~.ow.
As is illustrated schematically in figures 4 to 6, the tensioning band 20 is guided around the item 10 by means of the carry-.along element 3 until it encloses said item to the full extent and butts loosely against the same. It is then tensioned around the item 10 and joined together by adhesive bonding. Thereafter, the item 10 is transported further.
As can be seen from figures 7 and 7a, the carry-along element 3 is designed with a carrying plate 30, which is fastened on the conveying belt 2 by means of a clamping plate 21 and bolts 22. The first clamping jaw 31 is fastened rigidly on the carrying plate 30. In contrast, the second clamping jaw 32 is fastened an a push rod 33, which passes through a bore 34 of -5- _ the carrying plate 30 and is subjected to the action of a compression spring 35. The push rod 33 is assigned a push rod 41 of the opening arrangement 4. As soon as the push rod 41 is adjusted upward, the second clamping jaw 32 is lifted off from the first clamping jaw 31 counter to the action of the compression spring 35, as a result of which the front end of the tensioning bard 20 can be pushed in between the two clamping jaws 31 and 32. Once the push rod 41 is restored, the tensioning band 20 is regained between th,e two clamping jaws 31 and 32, as a result of which it can be: guided around the item 10 by the carry-along element 3, Figures 8 to 13 will be used hereinbelow to explain the construction and the fur_ctioning of the conveying and tensioning arrangement 5 far the tensioning band 20, of the adhesive-bonding arrangement 6, of the pressing arrangement 7 and of the cutting arrar_gernent 8.
As can be seen from figures 8 to 10, the conveying and tensioning arrangement 5 has a conveying channel 51, 51a for the tensioning band 20, at being possible for the part 51a to be pivoted by means of an actuating cylinder 52, and also has a further actuating cylinder 53 and a first clamping arrangement 54, which can be displaced in relation to the conveying channel 51 by means of the actuating cylinder 53. In order to introduce the tensioning band 20 between the clamping, jaws 31 and 32 opened by means of the control arrangement 4, the clamping arrangement 54 is set in operation and displaced in the direction of the arrow B by means of the actuating cylinder 53, as a result or which the free end of the tensioning band 20 is pushed in between the clamping jaws 31 and 32 through the conveying channel 51 and through the part 51a. The carry-along element 3 is then moved around the item to the full extent by means of the conveying belt 2.
Thereafter, the movable part of the conveying channel 51a is pivoted away from the carry-along element 3 in the direction of the arrow C by means of the actuating cylinder 52.
As can be seen from figure 11, thereafter, the front- end of the tensioning band 20 is secured by means of the carry-along element 3, the first clamping arrangement 54 is closed and the actuating cylinder 53 is activated such that the tensioning band 20 is drawn back in the direction of the arrow D by means ~of the first clamping arrangement 54. The tensioning band 20 is then tensioned around the item 10. As can further be seen from figure 11, the conveying and tensioning arrangement S as well as the adhesive-bonding arrangement 6 are borne by a carriage 50, which can likewise be displaced in the direction of the arrow D by means of a drive 50a. As can be seen from figure 12a, the adhesive-bonding arrangement 6, which is designed with an adhesive-bonding nozzle 61, can be pushed in beneath the tensioned bard 20, guided around the item 10, from one side, in Lhe direction of the arrow E, by means of an actuating cylinder 62. It can be further be seen =rom figure lla that the conveying channel 51 is formed by two rails which contain grooves and between which the first clamping arrangement 54 and a second clamping arrangement 55 fox the band 20 come to act on the latter.
Then, as is illustrated in figure 12, the first clamping arrangement 54 is opened, the second clamping arrangement 55 ' is activated and the carriage 50 is displaced in the direction of the arrow D. During the displacement operation, adhesive is applied, by the adhesive-bonding nozzle 61, to that end of the tensioning band 20 which is guided around the item 10.
Displacement of the carriage 50 in the direction o~ the arrow D causes the ends of the tensioning band 20 to overlap, with the adhesive between them.
As can also be seen from figure 13, a pressing arrangement 7 and a cutting arrangement 8 are also provided. By means of the pressing arrangement 7, those sections o.f the tensioning band 20.which are located one upon the other are pressed together.
As can be seen from figure 13a, the pressing arrangement 7 has a framework 70, on which a pressing cylinder 71 with a piston 72 is mounted in a pivotable manner. A pressing plate 73 is articulated on the piston 72. The pressing plate 73 is assigned a mating plate 74, which is located between the item and the two sections 20a, 20b of the tensioning band 20. As soon as the piston 72 is adjusted by means of the pressing cylinder 71, the pressing plate 73 is adjusted in the direction o. the mating plate 74, as a result of which the two sections 20a, 20b of the tensioning band 20, between which adhesive is located, are pressed.
Following ce.<<pleticn oL the pressing operation, the cutting arrangement 8, which is arranged at the end of the conveying channel 51a, is set in operation, as a result of which the tensioning band 20 is cut off. Thereafter, the item 10 is moved laterally, as a result of which the tensioning band 24 is released from the pressing plate 73 and the mating plate 74, and the item is transported away by means of the roller conveyor la. It is then possible to strap a further item 10 fed by means of the roller conveyor la.
Such an apparatus is used for strapping any desired item. A
preferred application is the operation of strapping pulp bales.
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Claims (10)
1. An installation for strapping items (10) by means of bands (20), in particular for strapping pulp bales by means of paper bands, having an arrangement (2) for conveying the tensioning bands (20) around the items (10), and having arrangements for tensioning the bands (20) and for connecting the tensioned bands (20) enclosing the items (10), characterized in that the conveying arrangement is formed by a drawing arrangement (2), such as a belt or the like, which encloses the respective item and is designed with a carry-along element (3) for a band (20), and in that the drawing arrangement (2) is assigned a drive (13) by means of which the carry-along element (3) can be moved around the item (10) (Figure 1).
2. The installation as claimed in patent claim 1, characterized in that the drawing arrangement (2) is guided over a plurality of, in particular four, deflecting rollers (12), at least one of the deflecting rollers (12a) being assigned a drive (13).
3. The installation as claimed in either of patent claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the drawing arrangement (2) is designed as a toothed belt.
4. The installation as claimed in one of patent claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the carry-along element (3) has two clamping jaws (31, 32) which can be adjusted in relation to one another, are located laterally outside the belt (2), in the movement direction of the latter, and between which the tensioning band (20) can be clamped.
5. The installation as claimed in patent claim 4, characterized in that the two clamping jaws (31, 32) are subjected to the action of a spring (35), by means of which they are kept in their closed position, and in that the carry-along element (3) is assigned an actuating arrangement (4) by means of which the clamping jaws (31, 32) can be adjusted into their open position, as a result of which a band (20) can be introduced between them.
6. The installation as claimed in one of patent claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the carry-along element (3) is designed with two clamping jaws (31, 32), a first clamping jaw (31) is fastened on the belt (2) or the like and the second clamping jaw (32) can be adjusted in relation to the first clamping jaw (31).
7. The installation as claimed in patent claim 5, characterized in that the first clamping jaw (31) is provided with a through-passage (34) through which a bolt (33) or the lake projecting from the second clamping jaw (32) passes, the actuating spring (35) enclosing the bolt (33) or the like, and this also being assigned the actuating arrangement (4).
8. The installation as claimed in one of patent claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the carry-along element (3) is assigned a channel (51) through which the tensioning band (20) can be pushed toward the carry-along element (3), there being provided for the tensioning band (20) a clamping arrangement (54) by means of which the tensioning band (20) can be displaced in relation to the conveying channel (51).
9. The installation as claimed in one of patent claims 1 to 8, characterized in that it also has a tensioning arrangement (5) for the band (20), an adhesive-bonding arrangement (6) for the band (20), a pressing arrangement (7) for the band (20) and a cutting arrangement (8).
10. The installation as claimed in either of patent claims 8 and 9, characterized in that the clamping arrangement (34) and the adhesive-bonding arrangement (6) are arranged on a carriage (50) which can be displaced counter to the advancement direction of the tensioning band (20) for strapping the item (10), and in that the first clamping arrangement (54) is assigned a second, fixed clamping arrangement (55).
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- 2002-01-18 CA CA002368527A patent/CA2368527A1/en not_active Abandoned
- 2002-01-29 US US10/059,545 patent/US20020112456A1/en not_active Abandoned
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| EP1234766A1 (en) | 2002-08-28 |
| BR0200045A (en) | 2002-10-22 |
| US20020112456A1 (en) | 2002-08-22 |
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| FZDE | Discontinued |