EP0259515B1 - Vorrichtung zur Entnahme von einzelnen Gegenständen, insbesonder Web-, Druck- und Sticketiketten oder Kleinbauteilen, von einem Gegenstandsvorrat und zum Transport der erfassten einzelnen Gegenstände in eine vorgegebene Abnahmeposition - Google Patents
Vorrichtung zur Entnahme von einzelnen Gegenständen, insbesonder Web-, Druck- und Sticketiketten oder Kleinbauteilen, von einem Gegenstandsvorrat und zum Transport der erfassten einzelnen Gegenstände in eine vorgegebene Abnahmeposition Download PDFInfo
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- the invention relates to a device for removing individual objects, in particular weaving, printing and embroidery labels, from an article supply in the form of a stack and for transporting the detected individual objects into a predetermined removal position, the device consisting of a supporting frame with one arranged therein Gripping arm for an adhesive tape made of a strip-shaped carrier with an outside coating of a pressure-sensitive adhesive, which is guided around the free, head-like end of the gripping arm to form a small adhesive surface as an article gripping section, and the support frame in the fastening or articulation area of the gripping arm is an adhesive tape supply roll and carries an adhesive tape take-up roll, of which the adhesive tape take-up roll with a drive device for a continuous or gradual advancement of the adhesive tape for renewal of the respectively incapable article gripping section by an adhesive one n object gripping section is connected.
- a device for removing individual objects from an object supply in the form of a stack and for transporting the detected individual objects into a predetermined removal position is known from DE-A-2 208 213, which is considered in the preamble of claim 1.
- a device for picking up and advancing fabric workpieces is described, which should be particularly suitable for moving fabric workpieces from a material supply source, such as a conveyor device, to a feed point in a sewing machine.
- a material supply source such as a conveyor device
- an adhesive tape runs over guide members on a protruding arm of the device, the adhesive tape being advanced from one roll of the device to another, so that a fresh part of the tape is used for each take-up and transfer.
- a workpiece is brought into contact with the belt, for example by means of a lifting device, on which a stack of fabric workpieces is arranged and which lifts all the workpieces until the uppermost workpiece touches the belt.
- the gripper arm is pivoted with the adhesive tape by rotating about a vertical axis to the input conveyor, the individual workpiece being pulled off the top of the workpiece stack. In this way, the easily sticking workpieces are separated by the sheared removal.
- the gripper arm is then pivoted about its vertical axis to the input conveyor, on which the workpiece is placed by pulling it off by means of a mechanical device.
- the workpiece is then transported to a sewing machine by means of the input conveyor device.
- the gripper arm with its adhesive tape assumes a position inclined to the workpiece stack.
- the gripper arm can only be pivoted about a vertical axis.
- the free end of the gripper arm cannot be raised and lowered.
- the object receiving end of the gripping arm and even after each rotational movement, always lies in one and the same horizontal plane, which is predetermined by the angle of inclination and the length of the gripping arm. Due to this fact, the stack of workpieces must be tracked depending on the decreasing height, that is, raised so that the workpiece located at the top is pressed against the adhesive tape at the end of the gripper arm. The workpiece is therefore not removed from the stack by lowering and lifting the gripper arm.
- the lifting device for the stack of workpieces and the removal device for the individual workpieces thus form a structural unit that cannot be separated from one another. Since the structural design and arrangement of the gripping arm predetermines the workpiece holding plane and the gripping arm cannot be pivoted in height, the workpiece removing plane is also predefined, which corresponds to the workpiece receiving plane. For this reason, the acceptance position cannot be changed. It is not possible to bring the gripping arm with a workpiece adhering to it into a removal position that is ergonomically advantageous for the seamstress if it is not in the swiveling plane of the gripping arm.
- Another device for lifting fabrics, fabric parts, in particular nonwovens is known from DE-A-2 157 009.
- the free end of the gripping arm, over which the adhesive tape is guided is nose-shaped with a large adhesive surface of the section of the adhesive tape lying in the region of the lifting nose.
- the gripper arm with the lifting lug can be moved via an axis of rotation with a horizontal axis of rotation in an adjustable pivoting range, so that the free end of the gripping arm carrying the lifting lug can be raised and lowered. It is not possible to pivot the gripping arm about a vertical axis in order to bring the picked-up fabric part into a removal position lying in another horizontal plane.
- This device is designed exclusively so that the top of the fabric part is lifted at one end of a stack to enable the raised fabric part to be pulled off by means of a roller.
- the stack of fabric parts has to be adjusted so that the fabric part lying on top of it comes to rest in the area of the lifting nose.
- a device For picking up individual sheet-shaped objects from a stack of sheets, a device is known from US Pat. No. 3,316,877 which is provided with an adhesive finger which has an adhesive-bearing adhesive surface, so that when the adhesive finger is in contact with the sheet to be picked up, it is held on the adhesive finger by means of adhesive force and can thus be transferred into a removal position when the adhesive finger is pivoted.
- the adhesive force of the adhesive finger is achieved by constantly applying a pressure sensitive adhesive.
- the disadvantage here is that it is not possible to apply the pressure sensitive adhesive evenly to the gripping surface of the pressure finger.
- due to the constant renewal of the adhesive layer on the adhesive finger no high work output of this device can be achieved.
- the invention solves the problem of creating a device for a perfect individual removal of objects, in particular weaving, printing and embroidery labels, regardless of the respective material from which the objects or the labels consist, of an object stack, whereby the removal, filing and presentation process is automatic and the removed individual object is brought into a predetermined removal position lying in any horizontal plane or in an ergonomically favorable position for the seamstress, so that a high work output can be achieved without material losses.
- the pick-up head of the removal device is formed by the free end of the gripping arm and by the adhesive tape section which is guided around its free end in the deflection region of the free end of the gripping arm.
- the free end of the gripping arm is approximately finger-shaped, so that the deflection area of the adhesive tape is based on a small angle or radius, so that due to this adhesive tape guidance around the free end of the gripping arm only a relatively small adhesive surface is available for the recording process of a label is provided.
- the adhesive tape is guided along the upper and lower surface or only on the lower surface of the gripping arm and in that the adhesive tape is wound up by means of a winding roller which is connected to a drive device, there is the possibility that in the area of Receiving head of the gripping arm lying ineffective adhesive surfaces of the adhesive tape can be replaced at any time by effective adhesive surfaces by pulling the adhesive tape over the receiving head of the gripping arm, whereby an automatic advance can be provided so that after each label pickup or after the pickup of several labels one after the other then automatically used adhesive surface of the adhesive tape is transported away from the area of the receiving head and a new, effective adhesive surface section of the adhesive tape is brought into the area of the receiving head.
- an automatic advance can be provided so that after each label pickup or after the pickup of several labels one after the other then automatically used adhesive surface of the adhesive tape is transported away from the area of the receiving head and a new, effective adhesive surface section of the adhesive tape is brought into the area of the receiving head.
- a continuous advance of the adhesive tape there is also the possibility of a gradual further transport
- the removal device works together with a container which or the like consists of an approximately rectangular packaging body made from a folded blank of cardboard, cardboard. exists, the cross-section of which corresponds to the cross-section of the objects combined into a stack, such as labels, and of which an end wall surface is held by means of a separating perforation on the wall surfaces delimiting the wall surface, a longitudinal wall surface of the packaging body having a wall section extending over the entire length of the wall surface is provided, which has a width which corresponds to the width of the gripping arm or the receiving head of the device and which is contained in the wall surface by means of a separating perforation such that after the front wall surface and the wall section have been separated out a coherent entry opening for the gripper arm is obtained.
- the embodiment of the adhesive tape according to claim 6, according to which the adhesive tape made of a carrier tape is provided with a color coating on the side carrying the pressure-sensitive adhesive, is also particularly advantageous.
- the color of the carrier tape that becomes visible through the removal of the pressure-sensitive adhesive can be used for control purposes for feeding the adhesive tape.
- the device shown in Fig. 1 and designated by 200 for removing individual objects, such as labels E from a stack of labels ES, consists of a support frame 10 on which a rod-shaped gripper arm 211 is pivotally mounted on one side about a horizontal axis 13, so that the free end 12 of the gripper arm 211 can be pivoted in height in the direction of the arrow Y. If the device 200 is used as a hand-held device, then the gripping arm 211 is arranged fixed on the support frame 10, the support frame 10 then being provided with a handle-like handle, not shown in the drawing, in order to be able to operate the device while holding it in the hand.
- the device 200 is designed so that both the gripper arm 211 and the support frame 10 can perform all the movements that are required for the taking up of a label and for the transfer of the picked up labels, the individual work processes then being controlled fully automatically using corresponding drive devices are or run according to a predetermined program.
- the gripping arm 211 is rod-shaped and has guide surfaces, guideways and the like on the top and bottom. 211a, 211b for guiding an adhesive tape 20, this adhesive tape 20, as shown in FIG. 1, being guided on the gripping arm 211 such that the adhesive tape 20 is deflected at the free end 12 of the gripping arm 211.
- the free end 12 of the gripping arm 211 is designed like a head and, together with the respectively deflected region of the adhesive tape 20 at the free end of the gripping arm 211, forms a receiving head 212 for receiving individual labels from a stack of labels.
- This adhesive tape 20 consists of a strip-shaped carrier which has a coating 21 made of a pressure-sensitive adhesive on its outside.
- the carrier tape itself can consist of paper, tissue or a plastic film and is coated on the outside with the pressure sensitive adhesive.
- Color of the carrier tape can be used for control purposes for the advance of the adhesive tape 20 on the swivel arm 11, namely insofar as, for example, a photo-electronic color scanning can be carried out, for example by means of a photoelectric receiver, although all known color measuring methods can also be used.
- the control for the further advancement of the adhesive tape 20 on the gripping arm 211 takes place via the detection of the color intensity, so that in the area of the receiving head, ie at the free end of the gripping arm 211, there is always an adhesive surface or an adhesive surface section of the adhesive tape 20 which has its full adhesive force.
- the color measuring device is preferably arranged on the support frame 10 in the region of the free, head-like end of the gripping arm 211.
- Adhesive tapes are particularly advantageous, which have an elastic and over a longer period, i.e. permanent, adhesive self-adhesive are coated with large adhesive and small cohesive forces, which adhere immediately to the various surfaces even at low pressure at room temperature and whose connection can usually be released several times.
- the support frame 10 of the removal device 200 also has a supply roll 22 for the adhesive tape 20 and a take-up roll 23 for this adhesive tape, the arrangement of both the supply roll 22 and the take-up roll 23 being such that the adhesive tape 20 on the two guide surfaces or guide tracks 211a, 211b of the gripping arm 211 while deflecting at the free end of the gripping arm 211 is led.
- the take-up roll 23 is connected to a drive device indicated at 125, so that the take-up roll 23 can be driven all around in the direction of the arrow X and winds up the adhesive tape 20 during the rotation and at the same time pulls the adhesive tape off the supply roll 22. Additional guide rollers indicated at 26 can be provided. In the embodiment shown in FIG.
- the bearing for the adhesive tape supply roll 22 is arranged in the extension of the gripping arm 211 on the support frame 10, so that the guide roll 26 lying between the end 12a of the gripping arm 211 and the supply roll 22 is then arranged in such a way that that the adhesive tape 20 can be guided along the lower guide surface 211b of the gripper arm 211.
- the adhesive tape take-up roll 23 is then offset from the supply roll 22 above the rear end 12a of the gripper arm 211 on the support frame 10, the drive device 125 for the take-up roll 23 also being arranged in or on the support frame 10.
- a required power supply line not shown in the drawing, is then provided.
- rechargeable batteries are preferably provided for driving the drive device 125 for manual operation of the device 200 on or in the support frame 10.
- the drive device 125 is then actuated via an on / off switch or a momentary switch.
- the head-like free end 12 of the gripper arm 211 is very small in terms of its size, since only a small contact surface is required, over which the adhesive tape is guided, so that when the free end of the gripper arm 211 is placed on the label to be picked up by means of the pressure sensitive adhesive of the pressure sensitive tape 20, the size of the adhesive receiving section or the adhesive surface of the pressure sensitive tape in the area of the receiving head 212 being designed to match the sizes of labels used.
- the gripper arm 211 For the vertical pivoting of the gripper arm 211 about the horizontal axis 13, the latter is connected to a preferably electromotive drive device 15, so that for the automation of the device 200 the height adjustment and pivoting of the gripper arm 211 in the direction of arrow Y automatically via a control device or a program switching mechanism by means of the drive device 15 can be carried out, all other drive devices that are required for the required movement sequences being brought together in this control device 40 or in this program switching mechanism 340.
- the gripper arm 211 is fixedly arranged on the support frame 10, so that the corresponding head and hand movements of the device or of the gripper arm bring the receiving head 212 of the device 200 into the respectively required label receiving position and dispensing position.
- the support frame 10 with the gripping arm 211 and the supply roll 22 and the take-up roll 23 are arranged in a vertical column 30, in such a way that the device 200 in this column 30 can be rotated about a vertical axis indicated at 14 in FIG. 1 in the direction of the arrow X1, so that after it has taken place Recording of a label by the recording head 212 can be pivoted into a predetermined removal position by laterally rotating the recording head 212.
- a further drive device 334 is provided, which also interacts with the control device 40 or the program switching mechanism 340.
- the base column 30 is mounted with its bottom end in a base plate 332.
- the individual pivoting movements of the gripper arm 211 are carried out automatically by means of the control device 40 using sensors designed, for example, as sensors.
- a sensor 45 is provided in the area of the receiving head 212 of the gripper arm 211 of the device 200 and serves as a sensor, preferably consisting of semiconductor components in integrated technology, so that the sensor for detecting digital or physical, non- can serve electrical analog variables and is also suitable for converting a new detected variable into a proportional electrical variable, for example voltage or the like, in order to control the individual drive elements for the workflow via this electrical variable.
- the drive device 125 By means of the drive device 125 there is the possibility of pulling the adhesive tape 20 over the receiving head 212 of the gripping arm 211, so that there is always an effective section of the adhesive tape 20 in the contact area of the receiving head 212 in order to be able to take up a label. If this adhesive section or this adhesive surface is used up by multiple detection of several labels, i.e. if the adhesive force is no longer sufficient, the adhesive tape 20 is pulled in the direction of the arrow Y1 over the receiving head 212 until a new effective adhesive surface comes to rest in the receiving area of the receiving head 212. This effective recording area is indicated at 26 in FIG. 1. This process can be controlled manually or automatically. The adhesive tape feed speed is adjustable.
- the label stack ES is preferably accommodated in a carton-like container 150, which is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 and is described in more detail below, and is approximately cartridge-shaped and slightly inclined in a holder 160 on the base plate 332 is arranged in such a way that the individual labels can be removed from the container.
- the cardboard-like container 150 is designed and dimensioned such that the labels combined in a stack are arranged one above the other in a row.
- the container 150 has an upper opening 150a and a lateral longitudinal opening 150b so that the receptacle head 212 of the gripper arm 211 can be inserted into the interior of the container 150 from above in order to capture the individual labels (FIG. 2).
- Container 150 to be provided only with the upper opening, so that the gripper arm 211 is then inserted vertically into the container in order to grasp the individual labels.
- the device 200 is operated manually, but according to FIG. 3 there is also the possibility of removing the individual labels from the laterally open container 150 with the fully automatic device, so that each one is removed The label is then brought into a position in which the labels are removed after the pivoting movements of the gripping arm 211 have been carried out accordingly.
- this label-receiving shaft 50 being open on the bottom and closed by means of the platform of a lifting platform 151 of a lifting device 51.
- the label stack ES is placed on this lifting platform 151.
- the lifting platform is moved in the direction of arrow X3 by means of a drive device indicated at 55, this drive device also being able to cooperate with the control device 40, so that after each label E has been removed, the lifting platform 151 is moved upward by the height of a label, so that a flawless removal of the individual labels by means of the receiving head 112 of the device 200 is possible.
- the device 200 operates using sensing elements, sensors 45 or the like. fully automatically, then the device uses its gripper arm 211 to feel the respective end position of the stack of labels automatically, moves or swivels into the label removal position and picks up the top label of the label stack, the label stack itself not being moved (FIGS. 2 and 3), while in the case of the possibility shown in FIG. 1, the gripping arm 211 is in the same position The removal position travels while the label stack is being fed so that the label to be removed comes to rest in the removal area.
- the drive devices used in the device 200 are of an electric motor type, but differently designed and suitable drive devices can also be used.
- the label stack receptacle 50 or 150 can also be an integral part of the overall device 200.
- the guide rail 201 With its bottom-side end 201b, the guide rail 201 is fastened to a support disk 330, which is on a base plate 332 is arranged rotatable about a vertical axis 314. The rotation about the vertical axis 314 takes place via a gear mechanism indicated at 333 by means of a drive device 334.
- the carriage 205 bears the laterally projecting gripper arm 211 with a guide track 211b which extends over the length of the gripper arm on the underside of the gripper arm for an adhesive tape 20 which is guided along the latter and consists of a strip-shaped carrier with an outside coating 21 of a pressure-sensitive adhesive.
- the adhesive tape 20 is configured in the same way as described above for the device 200.
- the adhesive tape 20 is guided around the free, head-like end 212 of the gripper arm 211 to form a small adhesive surface as an article gripping section 26.
- the carriage 205 has in its upper region 205a a support arm 215 which extends to both sides of the carriage 205 and runs approximately parallel and at a distance from the gripper arm 211, the support arm section 215a remote from the gripper arm 211 and a supply roll 222 for the adhesive tape 20 and the support arm section 215b facing the gripping arm 211 carries a take-up roll 223 for the adhesive tape 20.
- the take-up reel 223 is provided with a drive device 225 for a continuous or stepwise advance of the adhesive tape 20 for the renewal of the respectively ineligible article gripping sections connected by adhesive article gripping sections 26. While in the embodiment shown in FIG.
- the take-up roll 223 facing the gripper arm 211 is fastened to the support arm 215 and the supply roll 222 is mounted in the rear region of the support arm 215, it is also possible to arrange the supply roll 222 and the take-up roll 223 in reverse order to do so, in that the support arm 215 of the carriage 205 then carries the supply roll 222 on its projecting and facing the gripper arm 211, while the rear projecting support arm section 215a then receives the take-up roll 223.
- the respective drive of the supply roll 222 or the take-up roll 223 is designed such that the adhesive tape 20 can be guided over the free end 212 of the gripping arm 211. Both a continuous advance and a step-by-step advance of the adhesive tape 20 can be carried out by appropriately controlling the drive device 225.
- a drive device 230 is provided, which in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4 is designed as a belt drive 231.
- This belt drive consists of a guide roller 232, 233 arranged on the upper end 201a and on the bottom end 201b of the guide rail 201 and a belt 235 guided over these guide rollers 232, 233.
- the run of the belt 235 facing the guide rail 201 is firmly connected to the slide 205, so that when the belt rotates in one direction or in the other direction the carriage 205 is taken along with the gripper arm 211.
- the bottom-side guide roller 233 is driven by a drive motor 234, while the drive indicated at 334 is provided for rotating the guide rail 201 with the gripping arm 211 about the vertical axis of rotation 314.
- the guide rail 201 has a slightly inclined position, while the gripping arm 211 is approximately at right angles to the guide rail. Due to this slightly inclined position of the guide rail 201, the detection of individual labels from the stack ES from the container 150 is facilitated, i.e. a larger-area print run of the free end 212 of the gripper arm 211 is achieved on the labels to be detected.
- the gripper arm 211 is then by means of locking devices, such as latching devices or the like, which are designed in a manner known per se. lockable so that every angular position is adjustable.
- the device 200 operates fully automatically in that the drive devices 225, 234 and 334 are combined in a control unit, ie a program control unit 340.
- the individual movements of the gripping arm 211 run via a predetermined program in order to remove individual labels from the label stack ES and to transfer them to a predetermined removal position. Because the gripper arm 211 can be pivoted through 360 °, ie can perform a full pivoting, there is the possibility that from the gripping arm 211 can be reached in any removal position around the device.
- the container 150 for receiving a stack of labels consists of an approximately rectangular packaging body 170, specifically of a folding blank made of cardboard, cardboard or the like.
- the cross section of the container 150 corresponds to the cross section or the dimensions of the labels to be accommodated.
- the end wall surface 171 of the container 150 is held by means of a separating perforation 172 on the wall surfaces 171, 173, 174, 175, 176 delimiting the wall surface 171.
- a longitudinal wall surface 173 of the packaging body 170 is provided with a wall section 177 which extends over the entire wall surface length and has a width which corresponds to the width of the swivel arm 11 or the gripping arm 211 or the receiving head 112 of the device 100 or 200.
- This section of wall 177 is held in the wall surface 173 by means of a separating perforation 178 such that after the front wall surface 171 and the wall section 177 have been separated out, a coherent entry opening for the swivel arm 11 or the gripping arm 211 is obtained, as can be seen from FIG. 13.
- containers 50 or 150 differently designed containers can also be used; so e.g. Containers with a large horizontal receiving surface, on which small components, such as e.g. electronic components are arranged. These small components are also gripped individually in the same way by pivoting the gripper arm 211 and conveyed to a predetermined receiving position. In this embodiment, too, the individual movement sequences are preprogrammed, so that the device operates fully automatically.
- FIG. 5 to 11 show the device 200 in different pivoting positions of the gripping arm 211.
- the slider 205 with its gripping arm 211 is inserted into the opened container 150 and lowered onto the stack ES in the direction of the arrow Y2 until the gripping section 26 of the adhesive tape 20 comes to rest on the free end of the gripping arm on the top label of the label stack ES. After a slight pressure on the label, it adheres to the gripper arm 211.
- the slide 205 is then moved upward in the direction of the arrow Y3, as a result of which the label E picked up by the gripper arm 211 is guided out of the label stack 150. (Fig. 6).
- the carriage 211 is then moved upward in the direction of the arrow Y4 until the free end of the gripper arm 211 with the label E comes to lie at a distance above the container 150 (FIG. 7).
- the guide rail 201 is then pivoted with the slide 205 and the gripper arm 211 in the direction of arrow Y5, the slide 205 simultaneously being moved downward (FIG. 8).
- the downward movement of the carriage 205 with the gripper arm 211 in the direction of arrow Y5 can be continued while the device is being rotated further at the same time until, for example, the gripper arm 211 has assumed the removal position shown in FIG. 9. If the device is rotated further and the gripping arm 211 is lowered further at the same time, the deepest removal position shown in FIG. 10 can be reached.
- the gripper arm 211 can be pivoted further downward about a horizontal axis on the slide 205, then a removal position can be achieved which lies below the plane formed by the base plate 332.
- the device can be rotated further until the gripper arm 211 assumes the removal position shown in FIG. 11.
- the gripper arm 211 is moved upwards again and brought into the position in which the gripper arm 211 can be lowered onto the label stack ES to receive a new label.
- the working range of the device 200 is further increased in that the base plate 332 is designed as a slide and can be moved on a guide rail 240 in the direction of the arrow Z, for which purpose the slide indicated at 291 is provided with a drive device (FIG. 11).
- a drive device instead of a belt drive 230, a differently designed drive device, such as a rack and pinion drive, can also be used as the drive for the mutual movement of the slide 205 with the gripper arm 211.
- the guide rail 201 is designed as a toothed rack with lateral guides for the slide 205, which is provided with a drive pinion, the teeth of which mesh with the teeth of the toothed rack.
- the device 200 can be integrated into the working process of a machine as a feeder for individual objects.
- the gripper arm 211 is mounted on the slide 205 so as to be pivotable about a horizontal axis and can be pivoted by means of a drive device, then a multiplicity of removal positions can be adopted, the movements of the gripper arm 211 then also being included in the movements of the fully automatically operating device 200.
- 15 shows four time diagrams in temporal association with one another.
- Diagram I shows the height h of the slide 205 relative to the day disc 330. This corresponds to the position of the drive device 234.
- Diagram II shows the Angular position of the support arm 215 relative to the label stack ES, corresponding to the position of the drive device 334.
- Diagram III shows the output voltage of the sensor 45.
- Diagram IV shows the speed of advance of the drive device 225 for the pressure-sensitive adhesive tape 20.
- the slide is first moved from the middle position, which corresponds to the remaining height of the label stack, to the highest position at time A, so that the gripper arm 211 can be freely pivoted. This happened at time B.
- the drive device 334 is turned on, which rotates the support plate together with the gripper arm 211.
- the delivery position can, for example, be at an angle of 180 ° with respect to the position of the label stack ES.
- the microcomputer 340 switches on the drive device 234 in such a way that the carriage 205 moves to a height which is required for the delivery position. As soon as the device 200 has reached the dispensing position (time D), all motors are switched off and the device remains in this position until the label is removed.
- the output signal of the sensor 45 falls below the threshold value S at time E.
- the drive device 334 is switched on and shortly afterwards at time F the drive device 234, which moves the carriage 205 to the maximum height, before the gripper arm 211 can reach the area of the label stack.
- time G carriage 205 has reached the maximum height
- gripper arm 211 has reached the angular position of the label stack (0 °).
- the microcomputer switches on the drive device 234 again in order to lower the carriage 205 to the level of the remaining stack of labels.
- this height is somewhat lower than the height in the previous cycle, which is indicated in FIG. 15 by the height difference d.
- the output of sensor 45 rises until it reaches a level at time I indicating that the label is adhered. As a result, the drive device 234 is switched off.
- the microcomputer also counts the number of label dispensing cycles and, after a predetermined number of dispensing cycles (for example 3), transports the adhesive tape 20 by an amount corresponding to the size of the maximum label used.
- This variable can also be programmed and corresponds to the difference between the times O and P at which the drive devices 225 for the PSA tape are switched on and off.
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AT86112604T ATE69432T1 (de) | 1986-09-11 | 1986-09-11 | Vorrichtung zur entnahme von einzelnen gegenstaenden, insbesonder web-, druck- und sticketiketten oder kleinbauteilen, von einem gegenstandsvorrat und zum transport der erfassten einzelnen gegenstaende in eine vorgegebene abnahmeposition. |
DE8686112604T DE3682508D1 (de) | 1986-09-11 | 1986-09-11 | Vorrichtung zur entnahme von einzelnen gegenstaenden, insbesonder web-, druck- und sticketiketten oder kleinbauteilen, von einem gegenstandsvorrat und zum transport der erfassten einzelnen gegenstaende in eine vorgegebene abnahmeposition. |
EP86112604A EP0259515B1 (de) | 1986-09-11 | 1986-09-11 | Vorrichtung zur Entnahme von einzelnen Gegenständen, insbesonder Web-, Druck- und Sticketiketten oder Kleinbauteilen, von einem Gegenstandsvorrat und zum Transport der erfassten einzelnen Gegenstände in eine vorgegebene Abnahmeposition |
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