EP0164079A1 - Machine pour produire des emballages contenant des solvants - Google Patents

Machine pour produire des emballages contenant des solvants Download PDF

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EP0164079A1
EP0164079A1 EP85106713A EP85106713A EP0164079A1 EP 0164079 A1 EP0164079 A1 EP 0164079A1 EP 85106713 A EP85106713 A EP 85106713A EP 85106713 A EP85106713 A EP 85106713A EP 0164079 A1 EP0164079 A1 EP 0164079A1
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Ingemar Ohlsson
Göran Larsson
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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
    • B65D3/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers having bodies or peripheral walls of curved or partially-curved cross-section made by winding or bending paper without folding along defined lines
    • B65D3/26—Opening arrangements or devices incorporated in, or attached to, containers
    • B65D3/268—Opening arrangements or devices incorporated in, or attached to, containers the opening arrangement being located in a container closure
    • 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
    • B31B2105/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers made by assembling separate sheets, blanks or webs
    • 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
    • B31B2105/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers made by assembling separate sheets, blanks or webs
    • B31B2105/002—Making boxes characterised by the shape of the blanks from which they are formed
    • B31B2105/0022—Making boxes from tubular webs or blanks, e.g. with separate bottoms, including tube or bottom forming operations
    • 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
    • B31B2120/00—Construction of rigid or semi-rigid containers
    • B31B2120/40—Construction of rigid or semi-rigid containers lined or internally reinforced
    • B31B2120/402—Construction of rigid or semi-rigid containers lined or internally reinforced by applying a liner to already made boxes, e.g. opening or distending of the liner or the box
    • B31B2120/407—Construction of rigid or semi-rigid containers lined or internally reinforced by applying a liner to already made boxes, e.g. opening or distending of the liner or the box involving forming of the liner before inserting
    • 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
    • B31B50/00—Making rigid or semi-rigid containers, e.g. boxes or cartons
    • B31B50/26—Folding sheets, blanks or webs
    • B31B50/28—Folding sheets, blanks or webs around mandrels, e.g. for forming bottoms

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  • the invention relates to a machine for producing plasticizer packs with filling bags inside and support sleeve outside.
  • Machines are already known for packs for absorbing liquids as flow agents, in which machines are continuously operated from a plastic-coated paper web in which a tube is formed, filled with liquid and separated and welded into individual packs.
  • This object is achieved in that two separate supply rolls for the removal of two material webs to processing stations arranged one behind the other it is provided that in a first processing station there are provided molding devices for the creation of a support sleeve tube piece from the first material web and a first conveyor device receiving the tube pieces; In a second processing station, devices are provided for producing a row of filled individual filling bags arranged side by side from the second material web; In a third processing station, transport devices and devices for combining the filling bag and the tube piece with a mandrel wheel are provided; and in a fourth processing station, locking devices for the support casing and conveyors are provided.
  • supplies for a first material web preferably a roll
  • supplies for a second material web preferably a zigzag-folded stack
  • an almost finished folding box even if it is still only open on one side, is not formed from a stack of blanks, but rather a tube piece is formed from the first material web in a correspondingly continuous manner as a sleeve part, which is attached to both Ends is open.
  • Such pipe pieces can in turn advantageously be picked up, transported and processed accordingly by a conveyor belt and / or mandrel wheels.
  • the above-mentioned further measure according to the invention also produces a row of filled bags arranged next to one another from a second material web, the mandrel wheels are more easily connected to the supporting sleeve tube pieces because the latter are still open at both ends .
  • suitable measures must be taken, such as this pipe open at the ends Pieces can be closed, namely via locking devices which interact with the mandrel wheels.
  • the first material web is mounted on a roll as a storage location and consists of a paper web coated at least on one side with plastic and if the second material web is stored in the form of a zigzag stack as a storage location and consists of a double-layered film web Plastic with at least one end, optionally at two diametrically opposite ends sealed cover parts.
  • the first material web for continuous removal and processing from a packaging material is used according to the invention, which was previously used in the packaging production machines described at the outset, which manufacture a tube, fill with liquid and produce individual packages by cross-welding and cutting. If one follows the teaching of this invention, a very thin plastic coating on the paper web is sufficient, because the superplasticizer to be packaged is in the filling bag, which is supported by the paper pack.
  • the above-mentioned measures can be used to seal an opening flap on one or on the two oppositely sealed cover parts in such a way that a hole is torn into the filling bag when this flap of the support sleeve is torn open, so that the pouring process begins immediately after tearing open an opening strip can.
  • the use of a double layer of film with the sealed cover parts also advantageously allows the filling bag to be completely filled with flow agent, in particular with liquid, without fear of the liquid spilling over when opened.
  • a preferred embodiment is designed in such a way that the cover parts are sealed at the opposite ends on the film web over a larger area, which surrounds in an annular sealing manner the sealing area which is torn open when the opening strip is torn open.
  • the filling bag remains stuck to the cover part even after being torn open, which prevents spillover when opening and air can penetrate between the support sleeve and the filling bag, while liquid is poured out through the aforementioned hole in the cover.
  • the molding devices of the first processing station have mold flaps encompassing a mandrel with a sealing station and two peripheral conveying stations and the mandrels of the mandrel wheels are external mandrels.
  • the configuration of the mandrels as external mandrels surprisingly allows simplified devices for inserting the filled and finished filling bag into supporting sleeve tube parts located in the external mandrel; also allows the free edges of the tubular casing pieces to be flanged over, so that the above-mentioned cover parts seated on the film parts can be welded on with simple devices.
  • the pipe section is created from the flat first material web, the coated paper web, by separating the web into jacket pieces and guiding them with the form flaps into the pipe form and welding them with a longitudinal sealing seam in such a way that the desired casing pipe section is welded results.
  • the hinge or the shaft connecting the two flaps in each station is expediently fastened to a carriage, both carriages being able to be moved together to the first or second position and back.
  • the first position is preferably vertically above the second. In the first position, the flat, isolated web piece is brought into the desired tube shape around the mandrel, the web pieces in this shape are moved down to the second position and there the longitudinal edge of the tubes can be prepared with hot air and brought to the finished longitudinal seam by pressure stamps.
  • Suitable conveying tools such as clamps, sliders or drive jaws, pull the finished tube piece vertically down into a further position in which the flanging tool has one end, in this case preferably the lower one Flanged end of the sleeve tube piece, so that there is an annular edge on which a cover part of a corresponding configuration can be sealed.
  • a recess cooperating with a piston projection is arranged at one point on the circumference of the rearmost end of the mandrel to create a pouring edge of the pack.
  • the end of the mandrel is the end seen in the direction of flow of the material web, in the embodiment described above with the vertical arrangement, the lowest end.
  • the above-mentioned flanging tool will preferably also be arranged, so that at the same time as the flanging, the recess is also made at the edge of the cylindrical jacket-side wall of the pipe section.
  • This recess is preferably made at the point at which the tear-off strip of the opening device is arranged in the cover (upper cover part).
  • Such a liquid pack is preferably torn open from the outside towards the center, and in the area under the torn-off cover strip, which is formed from the material of the cover itself (by cutting lines), there is an inner cover strip with a hole as a pouring opening, around which is ring-shaped the filling bag is sealed in the manner described above. If you then pour out liquid, the pouring jet at the pouring edge separates well from the side wall below the pouring edge, because the recess mentioned prevents liquid from depositing on the outer wall, for example by adhesive forces, and flowing down along it.
  • a first embodiment of the invention is characterized in that the first conveyor device receiving the pipe pieces is a first mandrel wheel. Another embodiment with an endless belt as a conveyor will be described later.
  • the first outside mandrel wheel in the direction of its axis on each work surface two, and preferably on a mandrel slide in the axial direction four outer mandrels.
  • two outer mandrels of the pair of flaps can be provided with the cladding tube pieces during the first movement and after the slide has been axially displaced, the two other outer mandrels can be provided with the cladding tube pieces in the second step, so that further processing takes place in four pieces from this first outer mandrel wheel. This can further improve the throughput of the machine.
  • the first processing station with its corresponding molding devices and the first mandrel wheel has been described.
  • the first processing station ie paper
  • the first processing station were four tube pieces gebil from the first material web - det that have been crimped at one end and have been included in a first mandrel wheel.
  • the filled individual filling bags are created from the second material web, which are then to be combined with the pipe pieces in a third processing station and in some cases to be further processed.
  • the facilities of the second processing station are described in more detail with which bags filled with the sealed cover parts are created from the film web.
  • the second material web provided for creating the filling bags is not taken from a roll but from a zigzag-shaped stack as a supply. The reason is the sealed cover parts. Where these are welded to the film, there is a considerably thicker material area than next to it, where only two films lie on top of each other. This would make winding on a roll more difficult or would damage the two webs of material. It is particularly expedient to use a material web designed in this way (up to the longitudinal welding and filling station) that the two film edges are not yet connected to one another on the side opposite the folding seam and the cover parts are in each case on the edge on the outer surface of opposite web halves in their flat surfaces are arranged. In this way, the second material web designed in this way can be transported over deflection rollers and also set at angles as if the cover parts were not attached to the film.
  • the deflection of the second material web by the deflecting rollers positioned at the above-mentioned angle relative to one another has the reason that the two cover parts can be correctly positioned in the downstream device for combining the filling bag and the tubular casing piece. It was explained above that the cover parts in the flat state of the film web are still arranged on the flat surfaces and on the respective opposite edges of the film web halves.
  • the deflecting rollers now ensure that the second material web, the film web, is fed to the cladding tube pieces at such an angle to the longitudinal and processing direction of the overall machine that the respective filling bag is rotated relative to the flat position of the web shape so that a connecting line from a cover part to the other lies in the machine's longitudinal and processing directions.
  • This rotation of the film web can be illustrated, for example, by cutting off a piece of film web with, for example, only two or three cover parts arranged one behind the other and thinking longitudinally sealed on the side opposite the fold line. If you then put both hands flat between the film so that the outer edges of the hand on the folding or. Welding seams come to rest, you can easily turn both hands in the same direction at the same angle of e.g. Imagine 40 °. As a result, the folded seam and the opposite sealing seam automatically move out of the end faces by a certain amount to one side, while the cover parts located on the flat part before turning now come to rest on the end faces due to the aforementioned rotation.
  • the technical means on the machine for carrying out the equivalent rotation are explained in detail below.
  • the filling tube and the mutually opposing form welding chains interacting in pairs to form a series of tubular spaces are arranged essentially in a vertical direction above the horizontal planes of the outer mandrel wheel axes .
  • This structure allows the film web with the cover parts still flat and parallel to one another to be deflected from a supply located in the lower area of the machine into an upper area in which the feed piece of the vertically arranged filling tube is inserted through the open side of the film tube, and from there vertically around the filling tube, past this down into a welding and separating device for the filling bags, which is constructed in the form of the two shape welding chains mentioned.
  • the axis of the first outer mandrel wheel already mentioned is parallel and transverse to the longitudinal direction of the finished filling bag; also transversely to the axes of rotation around which the form welding chains are guided.
  • the connecting line of two cover parts in each filling bag just created must also be in the machine longitudinal direction, because the outer mandrels are also in certain positions in this longitudinal direction and in this way position by position Further processing, ie flanging, transporting, combining the envelope tube piece with a filling bag, welding on one side, closing on the other side etc. on the mandrel wheels or by transfer from one mandrel wheel in the machine longitudinal direction to the next.
  • the first processing station with the shaping devices for the production of the tube pieces and the first outer mandrel wheel is arranged in the machine longitudinal direction at a distance from the second processing station and at an even greater distance from subsequent mandrel wheels.
  • the form welding chains create a series of tubular spaces in the film web, which ultimately become the filling bags. Without foil webs, between the pair of form welding chains interacting in the vertical direction, superimposed tubular spaces are created, which can also be imagined as cylindrical spaces if two half cylinders are held together on each form welding chain.
  • the welded chains are each provided with an endless row of half-shells or troughs, one of which is heated and the other of which is designed as a counter-jaw, in order to press and weld through the filled film tube, creating the individual film bags .
  • the cover parts protrude from the front and rear of the half-shells or troughs of the form welding chains and lie in planes that are approximately perpendicular to the axes of the form welding chain drive rollers.
  • this along The film web and the main direction of the respective run of the form welding chains could of course also be provided with a certain inclination, but it is always advisable to use a guiding direction with a vertical component because the level of the superplasticizer should be arranged above the form welding chains and below the longitudinal sealing station.
  • the invention is expediently further designed in such a way that a control ring supporting the material web is fastened under the longitudinal sealing station with a slot-shaped hot air nozzle over the two form welding chains within the second material web and the filling tube at a distance.
  • the rotation of the film web by the angle mentioned in such a way that the two cover parts initially lying flat on the film web are rotated from the edge regions into the front ends is easier if the film web is spatially expanded behind or below the longitudinal sealing station and via the support or Control ring pulls because any pre-orientations of the material web by folding edges, longitudinal sealing seams or the like are thereby canceled.
  • the transverse distribution conveyor has an endless trough chain which is guided approximately horizontally about two horizontal axes spaced apart from one another and has cutting devices located between the troughs for separating the filling bags.
  • the cutting devices between the troughs are preferably receiving slots for a cutting knife. It is then sufficient if ormsch spaketten among F at a position a knife or scissors device, is arranged so that the cutting blade located therein travels in the respective recess between two troughs and there by separating the two consecutive filled film bag bridging piece of film:
  • the cutting line is carried out in expediently in the middle of a wide sealing seam, namely that sealing or welding seam which is created by the shape welding chains.
  • the trough chain has the advantage of a gentle pick-up from the pair of welded chains Filling bag chain continuously guided out during operation, which can then also be separated gently. If one arranges the transverse distribution conveyor in the position described above, then the filling bags are evident in the longitudinal direction to the machine longitudinal and processing direction, ie in a favorable position for inserting the filled bags into the hollow casing tube pieces.
  • the transfer from the trough chain into the cladding tube pieces is particularly advantageous if, according to the invention, discharge devices with clamping devices are arranged transversely to the conveying direction of the trough chain.
  • the removal is achieved gently and quickly by pushing stamps, pulling devices or conveyors, the clamping devices ensuring that the filling bags deposited in the troughs of the trough chain do not twist.
  • one of the cover parts, e.g. the lid provided with the opening device has a gripping tab or the like which projects outwards over the circumference and which is to be held at a specific position for further processing in the machine according to the invention.
  • the transport devices in the third processing station have at least two and preferably four guide channels arranged side by side and transversely to the conveying direction of the trough chain and inclined to the horizontal, the distance on the inlet side of which is smaller than their distance on the outlet side.
  • the film web is first led into the upper machine area and from there down again parallel to the filling pipe.
  • the approximately vertically working form welding chains are arranged above the approximately horizontally working trough chain, and it is not difficult for the invention to arrange this entire structure for erecting the filling bags at a height above a general lower processing plane, in which the axes of the mandrel wheels preferably lie.
  • the gravity or the weight of the bags filled with filling material can also be used to bring about the union between the filling bag and the tubular casing piece.
  • the gravity or the weight of the filling material is best used by the above-mentioned, diagonally arranged guide channels, in which the filled foil bags can be pushed or pulled directly from the trough chain into the provided hollow casing tube piece. If necessary, additional auxiliary support plates or similar tracks can be arranged at the transition areas. However, it is important in the measures described last that the distance between the guide channels on one side is smaller than on the other side.
  • the troughs of the trough chain lie relatively close together, because their position must correspond exactly to the half-shells of the shape welding chains and thus to the product that comes out of them, the chain of filling bags.
  • the filling bags are separated from each other only by a cross weld seam (seen with regard to the film tube).
  • a cross weld seam seen with regard to the film tube.
  • an outer mandrel wheel a little more space is desired between the individual outer mandrels of a wheel, which in a preferred embodiment has four mandrels in each angular position in the direction of its axis. In order to make the distance between the four mandrels larger, an adaptation by means of the guide trough must be provided.
  • this lateral component when spreading the guide trough is small from the end with the small distances to the end below with the larger distances, this lateral component also does not prevent the filling bags from sliding through or the weight of the filling material being used during the transfer from the trough chain to the filling pipe piece .
  • the mandrel wheel with the combination devices for the filling bag and tube piece is designed as a second outer mandrel wheel and in the direction of its axis on each of the e.g. eight work surfaces has two, preferably four external mandrels and pneumatic devices for generating negative and / or positive pressure in at least some external mandrels.
  • the number of AuBendorne in the direction of the mandrel wheel axis has already been discussed.
  • the combination of the envelope tube piece and the filling bag thus takes place, among other things. with the help of pneumatic devices, i.e. with the help of partially inserted filling bags into the hollow pipe section inside the outer mandrel on the mandrel wheel.
  • This insertion and simultaneous suction is not disturbed by the fact that the mentioned cover parts are attached to the front ends.
  • Practice has also shown that the softness of the cladding tube material does not even impede the flanged edge or even damage the thin film material of the filling bag.
  • a welding device for a first cover part for one-sided closing is provided on a mandrel position of the second outer mandrel wheel of the cladding tube piece
  • the pneumatic device on the second outer mandrel together with the weight of the filling material has an advantageous effect in that the filling bag introduced into the tube piece from top to bottom has a tendency to sag further downwards, provided that at least one vertical component is maintained. If the said mandrel position of the second outer mandrel wheel with the second welding device is assumed to be vertically above the axis of the second outer mandrel wheel in the middle, this force acting in the perpendicular direction has a particularly pronounced effect in the filling bag.
  • the welding device has a pressure piston which is arranged to be movable vertically above the middle, upper position of the outer mandrel and, in addition to this, the hot pressure jaws or hot air nozzles which encompass the outer, free end of the outer mandrel and are movable approximately transversely to the direction of movement of the pressure piston.
  • Beer is radiated with heat, the plastic is softened and made sticky, which prevents long-term application of heating jaws on opposite sides of the paper web with the heat flowing through the paper accordingly.
  • the cover part and pipe section can be connected quickly and reliably.
  • the measures described last of the third processing station with the devices for the first combination of filling bag and tube piece are finally followed by further measures of the fourth processing station, in which sealing devices are provided for the entire support casing and also for conveyors.
  • the support sleeve consists of the tube piece with the two attached Cover parts.
  • the tube piece and the filling bag were combined and a cover part of the filling bag, preferably the part with the opening device that would later be the cover, was welded to one end of the tube piece.
  • the fourth processing station now ensures that the opposite cover part is welded to the other still free end of the pipe section and that the pipe section completely closed with it is removed, ie the entire support sleeve or the finished pack.
  • a favorable further embodiment of the invention is characterized in that in the fourth processing station a third outer mandrel wheel is rotatably arranged next to the second outer mandrel wheel with the same number of outer mandrels and parallel wheel axis and in the same direction of rotation and a device for transferring cladding tube pieces from the second to the third outer mandrel wheel and a welding device for a second cover part for completely closing the cladding tube piece are provided.
  • the third outer mandrel wheel has pneumatic devices for generating underpressure and / or positive pressure in at least some outer mandrels and if a discharge conveyor is arranged on the side of the third outer mandrel wheel opposite the second outer mandrel wheel.
  • the discharge conveyor is located at the output end of the machine, practically at the rearmost point in the machine's longitudinal direction. The conveyor picks up the finished superplasticizer pack and feeds it to other testing and packaging stations.
  • the double-sided sealing and final completion of the superplasticizer package is carried out by means of external mandrel wheels. While the second outer mandrel wheel described above still belonged to the third processing station, suitable transfer devices ensure that four are locked on one side in the respective cycle To push pieces of pipe with filling bags arranged inside from the second mandrel wheel into the third, so that in this way an open end of the pipe piece still to be processed comes to rest on the outside. By a corresponding rotation of the third outer mandrel wheel, these still unfinished ends can be rotated into a position in the machine which is arranged so that they can be reached easily for similar welding devices as already described above. Then the other cover part, which is already on the filling bag, is welded on for both-sided or final sealing of the support sleeve.
  • the cover part for example the bottom, first inserted into the pipe section, despite its being sucked in by the pneumatic devices in the second outer mandrel wheel, has its outer edge within the flanged edge on The end of the pipe section remains. If necessary, the cover part can even bend, while the flanged edge at the end of the pipe section still remains outside the cover part circumference. This condition can remain unchanged even when the tube piece processed and correctly closed is ejected pneumatically.
  • the welding device on the third outer mandrel wheel preferably above it in the middle vertical, upper position, has a pressure piston provided with suction devices, which, before welding and before pressing on the plastic surfaces to be glued together, on the edge and cover part the latter pulls out, so that it is ensured with certainty that the cover part is placed from the outside onto the flanged edges of the still open end of the pipe section and is pressed on while gluing the thermally softened plastic.
  • the first conveyor device receiving the pipe pieces is an endless belt which rotates around vertical axes and which can be moved alternately by one and three units. It has already been indicated above that the first conveyor device, which receives the pipe pieces, can also be designed as an endless belt running around vertical axes instead of as a mandrel wheel in this preferred second embodiment to be discussed now.
  • the shape of the pipe pieces is the same as described above. Only the finished pipe sections are placed on an endless support conveyor, which has a step-by-step circuit in the manner described above, which could also be referred to as a 1-3 cycle.
  • the two mandrels, from which the finished pipe pieces are pulled, have the same distance that the holders on the endless belt for the finished pipe piece have, plus a holding mandrel arranged between them.
  • two finished pieces of pipe are drawn onto the endless belt on holders or mandrels, between which another holder or mandrel remains empty. If the endless belt is then moved on by one unit, the stationary mandrels are opposite two holders or mandrels on the endless belt for the delivery of the pipe sections. If these are also provided with pipe pieces after filling, the endless belt is advanced by three units, so that the stationary mandrels for pulling off the finished pipe pieces are in turn opposed to the initial state on the endless belt.
  • the outer mandrel of the second outer mandrel wheel has a thin cylinder jacket-shaped wall for receiving the filling bag inside and the holder of the tube piece outside and if the free ring edge of the wall is provided with a thickened edge.
  • the flanging and welding devices are offered a good abutment, so that flanging or folding and welding can take place particularly reliably.
  • devices for flanging the outer ring edge of the pipe section and welding devices for the second cover part are provided on the second and / or third outer mandrel wheel.
  • FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the machine for producing liquid bags 1 in a view from the front and at the top right, the longitudinal direction of the machine being assumed from left to right, which is also the direction of the finishing, in particular the connecting line of the outer mandrel wheels to be described .
  • the housing is partially broken off so that the essential parts of the machine and their assignment can be seen.
  • a liquid pack 1 of the type described in more detail in FIGS. 14 to 16 with a filling bag 13 and support sleeve 2, 3 is to be produced, which is made of cylindrical jacket-shaped side walls 2 (pipe section) and attached to the ends Cover parts 3 and 3 ', which are connected via flanged edges 4 and 4' to the so-called support sleeve pipe section 2.
  • One cover part 3 forms the lid of the liquid pack 1 with a tear strip 5, at the front end of which a gripping tab 6 is formed and under which an inner cover strip 7 with a pouring hole 15 is arranged.
  • the outer cover or tear strip 5 is formed by two parallel cut lines 8 in the cover material 3, which end approximately in the central region of the cover 3 and are connected to one another via fold lines 12 as a hinge at the inner end.
  • a cutting line 11 can alternatively be provided, just as on the opposite side there is a curved cutting line 9 between two short folding lines 10, so that the gripping flap 6 can be placed on the side wall of the pipe section 2 as shown in FIG. 14 and can optionally weld at point 24 in the region of the recess 25 under the pouring edge 26.
  • Welding spots 21 are also provided on top of the inner cover strip 7 for attaching the tear strip 5.
  • the pack of the representation in FIG. 14 is shown in the right-hand state in FIG. 1 in the finished state and is being conveyed straight in the direction of the curved arrow.
  • This pack 1 is formed from a first material web 31 made of plastic-coated paper and a second material web 32 made of a V-shaped plastic film, the fold edge of which, for example, is shown on the top left in the illustration in FIG. 1 and is designated 33, while on the right the free edges 34 are located.
  • the roll shown in the foreground of FIG. 1 from the left serves as the first supply point 35 for the first material web, and a zigzag stack, not shown in the figures, in the housing part 36 next to the roll 35 serves as the second supply point.
  • the two material webs 3 1 , 32 initially drawn up from the supply points, which are then pulled parallel to one another in the longitudinal direction of the machine in the direction of arrow 38 via different deflecting rollers 37 or 37 °.
  • the first processing station A includes molding devices described in more detail below, in particular molding flaps 40 for producing the support sleeve tube piece 2, which is shown separately below, and a first mandrel bike 41.
  • the second processing station B arranged behind it comprises the filling device for the filling bags, generally designated 13, in particular the shape welding chains 42 and the trough chain 43.
  • guide channels 45 are to be thought of as transport devices from the trough chain 43 to a second mandrel wheel 41a, which are shown in more detail only in FIG. 10.
  • the third processing station C also includes suction and clamping devices (not shown) for combining the filling bags 13 with the tube pieces which are located in the outer mandrels 50a.
  • the third outer mandrel wheel 41b with closing devices 60b for the support sleeve 2, 3, 3 'and a conveyor 70, which removes the finished packages 1 at the end of the machine, are shown upside down so that the cover comes to rest on the top, and downstream of the conveyor chains, not shown, to pull off the finished packs in accordance with the curved arrow shown on the right in FIG. 1.
  • the overall structure consists of the four processing stations A to D, which are now illustrated in more detail below to explain details.
  • the axis 46 of the first outer mandrel gear 41 extends transversely to the longitudinal direction 38 of the machine, the axes 46a and 46b of the second outer mandrel gear 41a and the third outer mandrel gear 41b being arranged at a distance from one another, parallel and in the same horizontal plane.
  • Each outer mandrel gear 41, 41a, 41b has an octagonal design, the outer mandrels 50, 50a and 50b being attached to the eight intermediate levels in a radially projecting manner.
  • Axles 46, 46a, 46b have all three outer mandrel wheels 41, 41a, 41b at a distance one behind the other on each of the eight planes, four outer mandrels 50, 50a and 50b, respectively.
  • Each mandrel wheel thus carries a total of thirty-two external mandrels.
  • first outer mandrel wheel 41 The difference between the first outer mandrel wheel 41 and the other two outer mandrel wheels 41a and 41b is, on the one hand, that the first outer mandrel wheel 41 has a mandrel slide 47 which is displaceable in the direction of the axis 46. Another difference is that the first mandrel gear 41 does not have any special pneumatic devices.
  • the structure of the first processing station A above the first mandrel wheel 41 can be seen from FIGS. 3 to 8.
  • the first mandrel wheel 41 can still be seen schematically below, the direction of rotation of which is shown by the arrow 48.
  • a simpler explanation of the first processing station A is obtained by considering the processing of the first material web 31 (plastic-coated paper), ie from top to bottom in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4.
  • the first material web 31 is introduced into a plane between a mandrel 100 and the flaps 40 (from right to left in FIG. 4) and cut into two sheets of paper one behind the other by the knife 101, which interacts with a hardened counter-pressure plate 102 , which mean the settlement in about the pipe section 2.
  • FIG. 5 A top view of this state can be seen well in FIG. 5, in which the paired arrangement of the flaps 40 relative to the mandrels 100 is also shown.
  • This is the first position I, which is the top position in FIGS. 3 and 4.
  • the forming flaps halves common shaft 103 are pivotally UM, which forms a hinge-like connection with a carriage 104 so upwards and can be moved down (in the vertical direction) that the F ormklappen 40 from position I down to position I I and back again to can be moved up to position I, while a smaller possibility of movement in the direction transverse to it is provided.
  • the drive of the carriage 104 and the mold flaps 40 is shown somewhat schematically.
  • the mold flaps 40 are opened and closed via the linkage 105 when the drive rod 106 moves to the left or to the right about the pivot point 107 in the direction of the curved arrow 108.
  • the curve-controlled drive 109 is shown on the left on the drive rod 106 and in connection with the linkage 105, via which the folding movement of the molded flaps 40 takes place.
  • the mandrel 100 is not expressly shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, but the strip 111 arranged in the gap on one side of the mandrel 100 and which is movable in the vertical direction relative to the mandrel 100.
  • the arrangement of the bar is clearly shown in cross section from Figures 5 and 6.
  • a counter-jaw 112 made of rubber is embedded in the circumference of the mandrel 100.
  • This counter jaw 112 like the water-cooled pressure jaw 113 (FIG. 6), belongs to the sealing station arranged in position II and shown in FIG. 6, which works with hot air flowing out of the gap-shaped mouthpiece 114.
  • the longitudinal seam of the pipe section 2 is created with this sealing station and the pressure jaws 113 which can be moved in the direction of the double arrow 116 by means of the holder 115.
  • pressure rods 117, 117 ' which are attached to the ends of the mold flaps 40 and press the free edges of the pipe piece 2, which has not yet been sealed longitudinally, onto the mandrel 100 in such a way that the remaining merging to form the longitudinal sealing seam is achieved by the pressure jaws 113 with counter jaws 112 can be.
  • a preforming is carried out in position III of FIGS. 3 and 4 for flanging the lower edge 4, as shown in more detail in FIGS. 7 and 8 and explained on the basis thereof.
  • sliding drive jaws 118 and 119 are also shown, which are driven so that they move after completion of the longitudinal sealing seam and opening the flap 40 in position II when raising the flap 40 to position I from position 119 along the dashed arrow 120 move up to position 119 'so that the pipe section 2 is pulled down after the flaps 40 have been folded in position I when the carriage 104 is moved down from position II into position III.
  • the intermittent pulling down of the pipe sections from position III to position IV takes place, at the lower end of which the end of the mandrel 100 is also located.
  • the lower level, designated by 121 can be found in the illustration of FIG. 7 on an enlarged scale.
  • FIG. 7 one can see the flanging tool consisting of part 122 on the one hand and the flanging tool generally consisting of 123 on the other hand, the parts of which actually act are the flanging ring 124 with support part 125, both of which can be moved vertically upwards and downwards because they can be moved with the Outer bracket 123 via a resilient ring 126, which is vulcanized to the metal parts, are elastically movably connected.
  • FIG. 7 also shows a recess 25 'in the mandrel 100, on the outside of which a projection of a piston which can be moved back and forth in the horizontal direction is to be thought of. Instead of the piston with the projection, only the holder generally designated 123 and the pressure chuck 127 are shown in the section selected here.
  • FIG. 7 shows the state before the flanging
  • FIG. 8 shows the final state in which the annular edge 4 has already been formed on the pipe section 2.
  • the pipe section 2 cannot be pulled onto an inner mandrel, which is why the Have mandrel gears 41, 41a, 41b outer mandrels 50, 50a, 50b.
  • These are hollow mandrels equipped on the inside with corresponding dimensions for receiving the tube pieces 2, which are referred to as external mandrels in this description.
  • devices for producing filled filling bags are arranged which are produced from the second material web, that is to say a double-layer plastic film web which is designated by 32 in FIGS. 1 and 2 and has cover parts 3, 3 'sealed on two diametrically opposite ends .
  • the second material web 32 which is initially conveyed in the machine longitudinal direction 38, is deflected vertically upwards by a deflection roller 130 (FIG. 1) into the higher area of the overall machine and then meets a second deflection roller 131, the axes of the two rollers 130, 131 lying in horizontal planes , which are arranged vertically one above the other.
  • the axis of the upper deflection roller 131 is at an angle ⁇ of 45 ° relative to the axis of the deflection roller 130.
  • the angle (X or, as is also shown in FIG. 2) is achieved that the film web 32 is now at 45 ° 2 in the rear area of the overall machine (in Fig.
  • the last part of the unfilled and one-sided open film tube runs vertically
  • the web is advanced by means of belt conveyors 133 which engage in pairs next to the folding line 33, the lower drive gear of which drives a pressure wheel 135 via an axis 134 which is opposite (not shown in FIG. 1) another pressure wheel runs so that the longitudinally sealed seam freshly produced by the hot air nozzle 136 (longitudinal sealing station) is squeezed together and solidified.
  • the filling tube 137 leads into the still open slot between the edges 34 of the film web 32 in order to extend below the supporting control ring 138 and end there in a filling nozzle.
  • two form welding chains 42 are arranged opposite one another in pairs, which generally work vertically, as can be clearly seen in FIGS. 1 and 9.
  • the film web is shaped into a round cross section and is brought together in a V-shape via two further support belts 140, 140 'in such a way that the part of the film web leaving the support belt 140, 140' enters, so to speak, the tubular space 141 flows in, which is formed by the respective space halves 142.
  • a plurality or row of tubular spaces 141 results in the vertical direction, the first space 141 being in the open position, and somewhat further down the space 141, which in FIG. 9 is like the others underlying rooms is shown closed.
  • the filling volume of the respective filling bag 13 is predetermined by these spaces 141.
  • Welding jaws 143 which are not described in greater detail, work together with opposing counter jaws 144, so that the film web 32 has transverse sealing seams, which are identified by 145 in FIG. 9 below.
  • the trough chain 43 which can be seen in FIGS. 9 and 10, is arranged below the form welding chains 42 as a transverse distribution conveyor.
  • This trough chain is endless and is guided approximately horizontally around two horizontal axes 146 arranged at a distance from one another.
  • the troughs 147 are each formed from two trough-shaped parts 148, two of which can be recognized individually in FIG. 10 by the deflection belt gearwheels on the right and left. Between the troughs or in the middle upper area of the molded parts 148 there is a recess 150 for the knife 151 in the cutting device, generally designated 152.
  • the troughs 147 are relatively wide, so that the filling bags 13 come in an oval shape when they are free in the troughs 147. As a result, the distance between successively arranged troughs 147 is made large, with the advantage of better design freedom for downstream units.
  • the second processing station B ends: with the trough chain 43, on which filling bags 13, which are now separated from one another in parallel, are arranged so that the line from cover 3 to floor 3 'lies in the machine longitudinal direction 38.
  • the trough chain 43 rotates continuously, and ejection devices, not shown, with clamping devices each push four filling bags 13 into the guide troughs 45, which are shown in the next processing station C).
  • this processing station C there are guide troughs 45 as transport devices with devices for combining the filling bag 13 and pipe section 2, which also includes the second mandrel wheel 41b.
  • the inlet side distance shown in FIG. 10 above of the guide grooves 45 is smaller than the outlet side distance shown below, as a result of which the distance between the filling bags 13, which are still relatively close to one another on the trough chain 43, is spread toward the second outer mandrel wheel 41a.
  • the second and third outer mandrel wheels 41a, 41b have pneumatic devices, not shown in more detail, with which negative and positive pressure can be generated.
  • openings 49a, 49b are shown, which are assigned to each of the flat eight surfaces, so that each of the eight stages can be subjected to overpressure or underpressure.
  • the flow agent filling the filling bag 13 is designated 163. It has already been mentioned above that all outer mandrel wheels 41, 41a, 41b carry four outer domes 50, 50a, 50b on each working surface in the direction of their axes 46, 46a, 46b.
  • FIGS. 11 and 12 show the linearly movable pressure piston 165, which is arranged in the vertical direction and is controlled via the cam disk 166.
  • Another cam control disk 167 moves arms 168 around the pipe section 2 at the top 4 around hot jaws 169 which, according to the control according to the curved arrows 170, can be moved apart or moved into the position shown in FIG.
  • the jaws 169 do not therefore provide a real seal with penetration of the heat by paper webs, but the heated jaws merely heat the plastic layers on the ring-shaped edge 4 at the top and the corresponding ring-shaped lower peripheral surfaces on the cover 3, then remove according to the arrows 170 shown (Fig. 12), after which the pressure piston 165 creates the final connection.
  • the back pressure to the pressure piston 165 is applied with the stiffness of the material of the pipe section 2.
  • the second outer mandrel wheel rotates clockwise as shown in Figure 11, and in the next Position to the right of the uppermost position O is schematically indicated a pressure finger 171, which is able to press the gripping tab 6 in the manner shown (see curved arrow 172).
  • the third outer mandrel gear 41b is rotatably arranged in the same direction of rotation, devices not shown being provided in order to convey a tube piece 2 closed on one side from FIG. 11 in FIG. 13 according to arrow 173 from the second outer mandrel gear 41a to a mandrel 50b of the third outer mandrel gear 41b .
  • FIG. 13 shows the suction device 174 in the form of a suction piston which can move in the direction of the double arrow 175 and in this way can pull the cover part 3 '(floor) out of the space in the edge 4' into the positions in FIG. 13 .
  • the cover part welding device 60b in which the pipe section 2 is completely closed in a manner similar to that shown in FIG.
  • the first material web 31 is guided into the position in FIG. 5, cut by the knives 101 and placed around the mandrel 100 by means of the mold flaps 40.
  • the carriage 104 moves from position I to position II (FIGS. 3 and 4) so that the hot air from the nozzle 114 activates the longitudinal sealing seam (FIG. 6) and the longitudinal sealing by the movement of the pressure jaw 113 in the direction of the double arrow 116 is first carried out on the counter jaws 112.
  • the pipe section 2 with the finished longitudinal sealing seam is opened and the mold flaps are raised to position I when they return to position II at the next work cycle shut down, moved down to position III.
  • the preforming for flanging takes place, which ultimately takes place at the lower end of position IV, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8.
  • the flanging ring 124 folds the free lower edge in such a way that the edge 4 according to FIG. 8 is created.
  • the recess 25 (FIGS. 14 to 16) is also pressed in at one point.
  • the cladding tube piece 2 After the cladding tube piece 2 thus has the edge 4 at the lower end, it is pushed again via sliding drive jaws 118 from the IV position shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 into the lowest position V, ie into an outer mandrel 50 of the first outer mandrel wheel 41.
  • This outer mandrel wheel 41 rotates counterclockwise according to arrow 48 in order to provide the flanging of the opposite edge 4 'in the same manner in one of the next switching stages in a manner not shown. Otherwise, there is no further processing f until the four pipe sections lying one behind the other have been rotated to the 3 o'clock position of the first mandrel wheel 41. Then, in a further manner, not shown, the technically easily feasible transfer of the prepared pipe section 2 to the second outer mandrel wheel 41a takes place.
  • the filled filling bag 13 must be completed by the time of the union.
  • the described second material web 32 the film web provided with the cover parts 3, 3 ', is pulled off and guided into the correct angular position via the deflection rollers 130 and 131.
  • the one cover part 3, which will later be the cover, is sealed together with the inner cover strip 7 (FIGS. 14 to 16) onto the film 32 (sealing surface 16, 18).
  • the film web 32 first moves over the filling tube 137 and then around it outside into the longitudinal sealing station 136, where a longitudinal sealing seam is created by hot air and the squeeze rollers 135.
  • the liquid level for example in the area or under the supporting control ring 138.
  • the film web 32 is above this via the conveyor belt 133 pulled further down between the form welding chains 42, in which tubular spaces 141 are formed, which are completely filled by the corresponding parts of the film web. If, in the course of the vertical downward movement with the main runs of the shape welding chains 42, the sealing takes place between the half-shells or spatial shape halves 142 to form the transverse welding seams 145, then the chain of filling bags 13 lying one behind the other is shown in FIG. 9.
  • the filling bags 13 are separated from one another by the knife 151 penetrating into the recess 150 of the cutting device, generally designated and shown as 152 in FIG. 10, and lie in wide troughs 147 of the trough chain 43.
  • the second outer mandrel gear 41a now controls its pneumatic device in such a way that the openings 49a in the 11 o'clock position are switched to suction operation, so that the negative pressure denoted by 161 results in this space in the outer mandrel 50a.
  • the filling bag 13, which has already pushed halfway into the outer mandrel 50a is drawn in further and favorably by filling up the interior of the pipe section 2 due to the action of the negative pressure 161. It does no harm if the bottom 3 'in the edge 4' remains in the position shown in the 12 o'clock and 2 o'clock positions.
  • the pressure finger 171 moves against the gripping tab 6 according to the curved arrow 172 and seals it at the previously activated location 24.
  • the third outer mandrel gear 41b rotates the pack row in question into the 2 o'clock position, overpressure 162 is generated via the openings 49b, and the finished pack can be ejected so that it is pulled up via the discharge conveyor 70 ( Figure 1) and upside down on another conveyor, not shown, is placed so that the lid is on the top and the bottom of the pack below.
  • Figure 17 one looks in a similar machine of the F i gure 1 from the left front-right rear, ie in Figure 17 is a side view of the entire machine shown, wherein, however, is a different embodiment of the machine, namely with the endless belt as the first funding agency.
  • the processing stations connected in series are again shown in the conveying direction of the material webs 31, 32, but here only the stations A, C and D are of interest.
  • the first processing station A includes the molding devices already described above, in particular the molding flaps 40 for creating the support sleeve tube piece 2, as described above in connection with the first embodiment.
  • the endless belt 200 is the so-called first conveyor.
  • the filling device for the filling bags 13 with the shape welding chains 42 and trough chain 43 are not described further here, because they are designed similarly to the first embodiment described above.
  • guide channels 45 are provided as transport devices from the trough chain 43 to a so-called second mandrel wheel 41c, as described above.
  • the third processing station C includes suction and clamping devices for combining the filling bags 13 with the tube pieces 2, which are located on outer mandrels 201 on the endless belt 200.
  • the so-called third external mandrel wheel 41d with closing devices 60d for the support sleeve 2 and the cover parts 3, 3 "'as well as a conveyor 70 are shown, which removes the finished packages 1 at the machine end and processes them further as described above in connection with the first embodiment has already been described.
  • the first conveyor device which receives the pipe pieces 2 is an endless conveyor belt 200 which rotates around vertical axes 202 and on which holders or AuBendorne 201 are fastened at regular intervals.
  • the distance of every second outer mandrel 201 from the next but one is equal to the distance between the two mandrels 100 shown in FIG. 17 above.
  • FIG. 18 In the top view of FIG. 18 one can see three vertical axes 202, around which the endless belt 200 is placed so that it follows approximately the shape of a triangle.
  • the upper cathete shown in FIG. 18 runs under the mandrels 100, the hypotenuse then conveys the outer mandrels 201 provided with the tube pieces 2 into the so-called second mandrel wheel 41c in the station C for transfer from the endless belt 200 to the outer mandrel 50c of the mandrel wheel 41c; and in FIG. 18 along the other cathete back to the starting point, this cathete running parallel and along the second outer mandrel gear 41c.
  • this endless belt 200 takes place in steps 1-3, 1-3 etc., as will now be explained with reference to FIG. 21.
  • the two lower mandrels 100 are shown on the level 121 in the upper line, while the AuBine mandrels 201 of the endless band are shown in the line below of the 200 are indicated.
  • the mandrels 100 for producing the pipe sections 2 are stationary, the endless belt 200 moves in the direction of the arrow 203.
  • the individual outer mandrels 201 are labeled a, b, c, d, etc. in FIG.
  • the empty outer arbors a, b, c, d, e, etc. are initially under the mandrels 100 provided with pipe pieces. More specifically, the outer arbors a and c are for receiving the pipe pieces 2 from the mandrels 100 opposite the latter.
  • the pipe sections, not shown, are now transferred.
  • the state c) shown in FIG. 21 is reached.
  • the outer mandrels e, f, g, h, i are still free. It is returned to the initial state shown in Figure 21a, except that now the outer mandrels e and g the stationary mandrels 100 face, while in Figure 21a, the pipe pieces 2 to the A ußendorne a and c were transferred.
  • FIGS. 11, 13 on the one hand and 19, 20 on the other hand is that the filling bag 13 is only provided with a cover part 3 at one end in the second embodiment to be described now.
  • FIG. 19 shows the processing station C in which the guide troughs 45 are located as a transport device. These are constructed similarly to the embodiment described above, so that further explanation is unnecessary here.
  • the second and third outer mandrel gears 41c and 41d also have pneumatic devices, not shown in detail, in the second embodiment, with which negative and positive pressure can be generated in the manner described above. The corresponding openings and connections for the eluent are not shown here.
  • the structure of the outer mandrel wheels is similar to that designated 41a and 41b in the first embodiment.
  • welding devices generally designated 60c or 60d are arranged (e.g. mandrel position O in FIG. 11).
  • the cam control takes place in a manner similar to that described above in connection with FIGS. 11 and 13.
  • this has a thin cylinder jacket-shaped wall, for example with a wall thickness of 1/10 mm to 5/10 mm, while the free ring edge 50c l of the wall is provided with a thickened edge.
  • the outer ring edge 2 w of the pipe section 2 projects in the position 1 'according to FIG. 19 over the thickened free ring edge 50c'.
  • the flanging is carried out by means of flanging devices 205.
  • the filling bag 13 reaches the space inside the outer mandrel 50c in the same way as in the embodiment described above, but with two differences: First, the filling bag 13 is only provided with a single cover part 3 at one end, and secondly, the outer mandrel 50c itself is located between the filling bag 13 and the pipe section 2.
  • the new cover part 3 "'comes from a feed roller 206, which is indicated in FIGS. 17 and 18. From this, a coherent band 207 with the new cover parts is pulled off, separated and brought into the positions above the third outer mandrel wheel 41d Figure 18 in the left third of the processing station D these cover parts 3 '"shown spaced apart.
  • cover parts preferably consist of a circular disk made of plastic, which has very elastic properties.
  • linear polyethylene can be used as the material, which has large elongation values. This gives the possibility of increasing the volume in the event that the all-round sealed package is pushed open or opened.
  • the inner bag strikes the outer one when it is pushed open or opened Sleeve and can create a reserve volume when using the very elastic plastic, so that the packaging does not burst.
  • the plastic disc 3 '" can expand. In this way, shockproof packaging is obtained.
  • the pack 1 which is closed on all sides in the position 9 'of the third outer mandrel wheel 41d, is dispensed in the position 10' in the same way as shown and described in FIG. 13 at the top right.
  • the finished package 1 is brought onto the discharge conveyor 70 by means of exhaust air and is transported there.

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