EP0108798A1 - Procede et dispositif de formation continue d'emballages refermables d'articles - Google Patents

Procede et dispositif de formation continue d'emballages refermables d'articles

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EP0108798A1
EP0108798A1 EP83902024A EP83902024A EP0108798A1 EP 0108798 A1 EP0108798 A1 EP 0108798A1 EP 83902024 A EP83902024 A EP 83902024A EP 83902024 A EP83902024 A EP 83902024A EP 0108798 A1 EP0108798 A1 EP 0108798A1
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film
tape
advancing
strip
edge
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Harold Forman
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D33/00—Details of, or accessories for, sacks or bags
    • B65D33/16—End- or aperture-closing arrangements or devices
    • B65D33/18—End- or aperture-closing arrangements or devices using adhesive applied to integral parts, e.g. to flaps
    • B65D33/20—End- or aperture-closing arrangements or devices using adhesive applied to integral parts, e.g. to flaps using pressure-sensitive adhesive
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B31—MAKING ARTICLES OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER; WORKING PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
    • B31B—MAKING CONTAINERS OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
    • B31B70/00—Making flexible containers, e.g. envelopes or bags
    • B31B70/74—Auxiliary operations
    • B31B70/81—Forming or attaching accessories, e.g. opening devices, closures or tear strings
    • B31B70/812—Applying patches, strips or strings on sheets or webs
    • B31B70/8123—Applying strips

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  • This invention relates to method and apparatus for package making and the article wrappers made thereby, and more particularly to the formation of reclosable plastic film bags.
  • reclosable bags wrappers or bags which may be opened by the ultimate user to remove portions then be resealed to permit storage of unused contents.
  • reclosable bags There are, currently, only three types of reclosable bags in general usage today. The first type is commonly called the sandwich bag in which the bag incorporates a reverse fold which the consumer employs to reclose the bag. o seal is provided. This type of bag is in widespread use for sandwiches and the like, hence the terminology.
  • the second type of reclosable bag employs an extruded bead along one edge of the wrapper intended to mate with an extruded channel on an adjacent film section.
  • These bags are currently sold under the tradena e "ziploc" and operate by having the user, by finger, pressure, force the bead into the channel to effect closure of the wrapper.
  • the third type of bag utilizes double face tape, that is, tape which is sticky on both faces.
  • this bag is sealed by pressing the bag faces together along the open edge and the double face tape, permanently fastened on a bag face, engages the other bag face, sealing the two together.
  • This bag has three disadvantages which have discouraged its general acceptance. First, providing an adhesive face is an expensive process and doubly so when two adhesive faces are required. Secondly, an adhesion problem often develops in that the tape is no more inclined to stick to the "permanently" bonded bag face than to the "temporarily” bonded bag face and thus, a user may find upon opening the bag, that the bag opens along one face part way and the other the rest of the way making it impossible to remove the bag's contents.
  • film preferably plastic film
  • the advancing film sheet is prepared to receive tape.
  • This process step may be performed several ways.
  • the advancing film sheet contacts parallel spaced-apart blades which cut from this film a longitudinal band to create a hiatus and leave parallel spaced-apart strips of advancing film.
  • a single blade cut may be utilized following which the film is separated to create the parallel spaced-apart strips.
  • tape with one adhesive face is also payed off and continuously advances.
  • the tape is of a width exceeding the width of the band cut from the film strip and the tape is brought into registration with the newly created film opening.
  • the tape is then applied to the film, the edges of the tape pressing sufficiently to achieve permanent adherence- to the film face, sticky side down, thereby producing a re-combined advancing film strip with a band of adhesiveness therewithin.
  • An alternate method utilizes tape, one edge of which
  • OMPI is dry.
  • film strip preferably prefolded and also preferably off-center or J-fold, is payed off to meet the advancing tape.
  • the tape's adhesive edge is applied to the film edge resulting in the dry edge overhanging, or projecting from, the film strip edge to form a lip.
  • the advancing tape banded film is joined along its transverse edge with another continuously paying off film strip and the article to be wrapped advances on a conveyor to a point between the two film strips.
  • the film strips are then joined on at least all non- tape edges in a conventional manner, as by hot wire sealing, and severed to produce a reclosable bag and create a new transverse sealed edge for the next advancing package. All edges may be joined and perforation used to provide an extra seal if desired. Where article packaging is included, the finished product of the method is a wrapped package.
  • the article wrapping stage involves slipping the article between the fold and is followed by the sealing and separating step.
  • the package itself thus produced in the first two described embodiments is a generally rectangular bag sealed permanently along three edges but which includes adjacent the other edge, and running its full length, the band of adhesiveness produced as previously described.
  • the film strip edge created by the dry tape edge provides grasping means for the fingers to aid in opening the bag or wrapper.
  • FIG 2 illustrates an alternate embodiment of the method of this invention.
  • Figure 3 illustrates yet another alternate embodiment of the method of this invention.
  • Figure 4 shows an alternate method adapted for J- folded (off-set) film sheet with an added edge strip.
  • Figure 5 illustrates a partial enlarged view of the film strips utilized in the method of Figure. 4 just before tape application.
  • Figure 6 shows another alternate embodiment utilizing J-fold film plus dry edge tape.
  • Figure 7 illustrates a bag made by the method shown in Figure 6 with one edge peeled back.
  • Figure 8 shows an alternate method, in partial, in which a step of fabricating the dry edge from an otherwise all adhesive tape is provided.
  • Figure 9 illustrates a front view of the apparatus of the preferred embodiment of this invention.
  • Figure 10 shows a view taken on lines 10—10 of Figure 9.
  • Figure 11 is an isometric enlargement of a cutter and the tape application portion of the apparatus.
  • Figure 12 illustrates an alternate embodiment of the cutter.
  • Figure 13 illustrates a reclosable bag made by the apparatus and method of this invention.
  • Figure 14 is a cross section taken along lines 14—14 of Figure 13.
  • Figure 15 shows an article wrapper produced by an alternate method and apparatus of this invention.
  • Figure 16 is a cross section taken along lines 16—16 of Figure 15.
  • Figure 17 is yet another alternate article wrapper of this invention.
  • Figure 18 is a cross section taken along lines 18—18 o.f Figure 17.
  • Figure 20 is a cross section taken on lines 20—20 of Figure 19.
  • FIG. 1 a flow diagram is shown of the method of this invention in which film sheet or strip 10 is shown advancing from roller 12. Film 10 passes over guide bar 14 and advances to cutter 16. Cutter 16 includes parallel blades 18, and blades 18 cut from film sheet 10 a longitudinal
  • Tape 28 has a sticky, or adhesive, side 34 which is applied to film sheet 10 by presser bar 80.
  • Advancing film sheet 10 following the application of the tape, moves forward now as a re-combined sheet with a band of adhesiveness therebetween created by the band of tape.
  • Advancing sheet 10 passes over guide rollers 38, 40 and 42 to position it in relationship to advancing packages(s) 44 which are being conveyed forward in the direction indicated by arrow 46.
  • another film strip 48 is being payed off and advancing to meet film strip 10 at a position below advancing packages 44.
  • Film strip 48 moves over guide rollers 50 and 52 while film sheet 10 moves over guide rollers 54 and 56, both of which operations cause the film to be disposed about the package to be wrapped.
  • Package and film advance together through a sealing and severing operation at station 51.
  • Station 51 may be a bar-sealer and operate by a conventional heat sealing and severing step well known in the art.
  • package 44 is shown exiting the station as indicated by arrow 53 to emerge as a rectangular wrapped or bagged article incorporating therein an adhesive strip made by the process of this invention.
  • QMPI film is spread apart and the adhesive tape thereafter applied.
  • film 10 advances from roller 12 and over guide roller 14 as in Figure 1.
  • cutter 17 a single bladed cutter — replaces the cutter 16 of the previous method.
  • cutter 17 makes a single cut of film 10 which thereafter advances gradually being spread apart until it reaches roller 22 over which it passes upward to roller 26 where it meets advancing tape 28 unwinding from spindle 30 and passing over guide rollers 29 and 32 to tape guide 36, all as was illustrated in Figure 1.
  • hiatus 24 created in film strip 10 by the cutting and parting action of the film, produces parallel advancing film strip in the same fashion as has been illustrated and described in Figure 1.
  • Tape 28 is applied to film strip 10 which advances thereafter in, for example, as was illustrated in Figure 1 to be formed into an article wrapper, but which step is omitted in Figure 2 as repititious.
  • FIG 3 yet another alternate embodiment is .illustrated in which the cutting step is omitted and the film strip from its inception comprises two individual rolls of film, strip 8 and strip 9.
  • film strips 8 and 9 pay off simultaneously from their respective spindles passing over guide roller 14, advancing therefrom in parallel spaced-apart relationship to create hiatus 24.
  • the advancing film strips 8 and 9 pass over guide roller 22 where they meet tape 28 advancing from spindle 30 over guide rollers 29 and 32 to be joined by presser bar 36 at guide roller 26 to combine the film strips into a continuous sheet with an intermittent adhesive strip created from the combination.
  • film strip 10' is provided as a folded sheet with an off-set center fold along edge 90 to create thereby film extension 92.
  • narrow strip 94 pays off to be positioned by guide means 96 on top of film extension 92.
  • the two film strips, 10' and 92 advance together to meet tape 28 advancing from spindle 30 as has been previously described.
  • Tape 28 advances on the guide roller 32 through tape guide * 36 over guide roller 26 to meet the advancing film and, thereafter the film with tape applied proceeds through bar- sealer 100.
  • the article to be wrapped may be inserted either before or after the edge sealing step.
  • tape 28 The exact positioning of tape 28 is best illustrated with reference to Figure 5 which shows tape 28 positioned to span film strip 10' from its upper edge 98 across film extension 92 to overlap on narrow film strip 94.
  • Figure 5 shows tape 28 positioned to span film strip 10' from its upper edge 98 across film extension 92 to overlap on narrow film strip 94.
  • Bar-sealer 100 operating in a conventional manner, heat seals the edges to provide a bag in which film extension 92 and strip
  • film strip 10' is provided as a J- folded or off-center folded tape which advances from its spindle as previously described.
  • adhesive tape 28* is provided as a dry- edged tape, meaning that part of one of the surfaces 102 is an adhesive segment as previously described, but segment 104 is non-tacky or dry-edged.
  • Tape 28' advances over guide roller 92 and under tape guide 36 where the tape is applied to span edge 98 of film strip 10' and seal it to film extension 92 as may be more readily understood from consideration of Figure 7.
  • FIG 7 a wrapper produced by Figure 6 is illustrated with an edge peeled back to show the relationship of the adhesion of tape 28* to film strip 10*.
  • dry edge 104 and sticky edge 102 are shown in relationship to upper film edge 98 and film extension 92.
  • Sticky edge 102 is shown in this view also in phantom to better illustrate its positioning.
  • FIG 8 an alternate embodiment of the method illustrated in Figure 6 is shown in which dry edge 104 previously described is produced by utilizing chalk 106 whose function is to contact adhesive tape 28' as it unreels to leave a deposit on one edge of the film as illustrated to create dry edge 104 on one segment of the tape while leaving sticky- segment 102 intact.
  • FIG 9 a front elevation of the apparatus of the preferred embodiment of this invention is shown.
  • film sheet 10 is shown behind the apparatus paying off from roller 12 and advancing behind the apparatus as shown by arrows 11, coming over the top at guide bar 14 as indicated by arrow 55.
  • the advancing film reaches cutter 16 adjacent to guide roller 26 as shown from the front with blades 18 in spaced-apart relationship. Details of cutter- 16 are more readily apparent in reference to Figures 10 and 11 and will be discussed with reference to these Figures.
  • waste tape 20 which is the film band or strip cut from advancing film sheet 10 is shown conveyed into conduit 57 and moved toward disposal by the application of a slight vacuum in the conduit as indicated by vacuum tube 49.
  • Film sheet 10 now parallel strips of spaced-apart film, advances over guide roller 22 and upward over guide roller 26 in preparation for the application of adhesive tape 28. After tape 28 is applied to strip 10, strip 10 advances over guide roller 38 to subsequent wrapper forming stages (not shown).
  • Brace 66 which supports slotted brace 62 by nut 64. Brace 62 in turn supports cutter 16 by pin 63. Also shown are bracket 74 which holds tape guide 36, and spindle 70 on which tape guide 36 is mounted and held by nut 72. All these parts are more clearly understood in their operating relationship in regard to Figures 10 and 11 and are discussed again in connection with these Figures.
  • Guide bar 32 which supports reel 33, is also shown in front elevation in Figure 9 as well as an end view of brace 31 which supports this section of the apparatus through a connection to housing 59 behind guide bar 32, not visible in Figure 9).
  • brace 61 which holds spindle 30, and hinge 58 through which spindle 30 may be conveniently moved to facilitate loading and unloading the tape.
  • bracket 47 which adjustably supports conduit 57.
  • Figure 10 is a cross section taken on lines 10—10 of Figure 9 and Figure 11 is an enlarged fragmentary showing details of cutter 16, guide bar 32 and
  • film strip 10 shown advancing from behind housing 59 in the Figures, moves forward over guides 27, 15 and 14 as shown in Figure 10 while tape 28 (shown in edge view) unwinds from spindle 30 as previously described.
  • Figure 10 also shows a side elevation of conduit 57 and vacuum tube 49 with bracket 47 which supports it and into which waste film strip 20 is conveyed. Also, this Figure shows a side view of roller box 88 which supports film strip roll 10.
  • Figure 10 is also the best view to see the overall shape and function of housing 59 from which the various braces and brackets previously discussed suspend or are mounted, such as brace 31 and guide bar 32 which support the tape assembly. Also, spindle 30, held by brace 61 and hinges 58' may be seen.
  • Figure 11 shows principally in closeup, however, cutter 16 which has spaced-apart blades 18 which slice film strip 20 from film strip 10. Blades 18 are shown mounted in blade housing 19 which in turn is pinned with pin 63 to brace 62.
  • Brace 62 is slotted and by loosening nut 64, brace 62 may be adjusted either vertically or pivoted. Brace 62 is shown mounted to brace 66 which in turn connects to housing 59 (not shown). Figure 11 also shows blades 18, their housing 19, pin
  • braces 62 and 66 are supporting braces 62 and 66.
  • Article wrapper or bag 114 is shown in Figure 13.
  • Bag 114 is a pocket of film and includes heat- sealed edges 116 and heat-sealed or folded end 118.
  • Bag top 120 is shown separated from bag bottom 122 to reveal tape 28 with sticky edge 102 in a position to be operably attached to bag top 120.
  • bag top 120 in this example, extends beyond bag bottom 122. This overlapping arrangement is optional and the two bag edges could be even.
  • tape 28 is attached to bag 114 by being applied to the outside of bag bottom 122 overlying hiatus 24.
  • Bag 124 is shown, again in a pocket of film, including heat-sealed edges 126 and bag end 128.
  • Bag 124 also includes perforated leading edge 132 which, when torn apart by the user as illustrated in Figure 15, would leave a bag top 134 and bag bottom 136 of equal length. Edges 138 and 140 created by this tearing away of leading edge 130 are easily separable by the thumbs of the user who, when pulling them apart with a continuing pulling motion, would thereby pull bag top 134 away from bag bottom 136 along the seal created by tape 28.
  • Figure 16 shows a cross section taken on lines 16—16 of Figure 15. Perforated edge 132 shows in this view as well as the relationship of tape 28 to bag top 134 and bag bottom 136 and hiatus 24.
  • Bag 124 is particularly useful for applications where it is desirable to maintain article integrity while on the shelf. For example, in grocery stores, the user would know that the bag had not been tampered with and that, therefore, the contents were clean and sterile as delivered from the manufacturer.
  • the creating of a bag with four heat-sealed edges is known in the art as well as creating a bag with perforation. In this invention, however, this type of bag now includes tape 28 incorporated therein in the manner shown and previously described.
  • FIG. 17 yet another embodiment of the wrapper of this invention is shown.
  • bag 142 made from off-center folded film sheet is shown together with dry edge tape 28' which has been applied to one of the bag edges.
  • bag 142 is shown with top 144 terminating with tape 28' whose leading edge 148 is dry, or nonstick.
  • Adhesive edge 150 performs the function of sealing the two bag sides together while dry edge 148 provides the finger hold necessary to readily open the bag.
  • FIG 18 a cross section taken on lines 18—18 of Figure 17 is shown which better illustrates the relative position of bag top 144, tape 28* and the split tape face resulting in adhesive side 150 and dry edge 148.
  • bag 152 still another alternative bag 152 is shown.
  • bag 152 the bag, during its assembly, is folded along edge 154 to produce thereby a flap 156 in bag top 151.
  • Flap 156 and bag 152 include sealed edges 158 and flap 156 shows tape 28 superimposed thereon with a peeled back edge to show adhesive face 160.
  • FIG 20 a cross " section taken on lines 20—20 of Figure 19 shows the relationship between tape 28, bag top 141 including flap 156, bag bottom 153 and tape face 160 and edge 154.

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Abstract

Le dispositif, le procédé et la feuille d'emballage décrits dans la présente invention permettent d'obtenir des emballages refermables. Dans le procédé ci-décrit, une pellicule plastique (10) est débitée en continu d'un rouleau (12) pour recevoir une bande collante. Cette étape du procédé peut être exécutée de plusieurs façons. Pendant sa progression, la pellicule peut entrer en contact avec des lames parallèles écartées (18) qui découpent de cette pellicule une bande longitudinale pour créer un orifice (24) et laisser des bandes parallèles écartées de pellicules. Dans une variante, la coupure peut être effectuée par une lame unique (17) et la pellicule est séparée le long de cette coupure pour créer les bandes parallèles écartées, ou bien on peut encore utiliser deux bandes parallèles (8 et 9) sans coupure. Pendant son défilement la bande collante (28) est amenée en alignement avec l'ouverture de la pellicule qui vient d'être créée et elle est appliquée sur la pellicule pour obtenir une adhérence permanente sur la face de la pellicule, produisant ainsi une bande de pellicule recombinée contenant une bande adhésive. Les bandes de pellicules sont ensuite soudées sur au moins tous les bords ne comportant pas de bande adhésive selon un procédé conventionnel, tel que le soudage à fil chaud, et sectionnées pour produire un sac refermable. L'emballage produit est un sac généralement rectangulaire dont trois bords (116 et 118) sont soudés de manière permanente, mais qui comprend à son intérieur la bande adhésive (102) disposée à proximité et sur toute la longueur du quatrième bord.
EP19830902024 1982-05-17 1983-05-04 Procede et dispositif de formation continue d'emballages refermables d'articles. Withdrawn EP0108798A4 (fr)

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