EP0443617A1 - Dispositif pour centrer et orienter des récipients - Google Patents

Dispositif pour centrer et orienter des récipients Download PDF

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EP0443617A1
EP0443617A1 EP91102649A EP91102649A EP0443617A1 EP 0443617 A1 EP0443617 A1 EP 0443617A1 EP 91102649 A EP91102649 A EP 91102649A EP 91102649 A EP91102649 A EP 91102649A EP 0443617 A1 EP0443617 A1 EP 0443617A1
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Heinz Humele
Stefan Richter
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Krones AG
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/06—Devices for presenting articles in predetermined attitude or position at labelling station
    • B65C9/065—Devices for presenting articles in predetermined attitude or position at labelling station for orienting articles having irregularities in their shape, the irregularities being detected by mechanical means

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  • the invention relates to a device for centering and aligning vessels according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • a generic device (DE-PS 33 08 489) which is suitable for centering and aligning vessels with depressions provided for this purpose in the base area.
  • the alignment rotation of the vessel required for aligning the vessel that is, the alignment rotation of the vessel required until a spring-loaded alignment cam engages in the recess on the bottle bottom, is rotated by means of a rotatably mounted centering ring, which is rotated for this purpose by means of a fixed friction surface while the one receiving the vessel bottom Stand plate is held against rotation.
  • a device for aligning cylindrical bottles is also known, in which these are lifted by driving through the alignment section by means of a height-controllable centering cone and set in rotation until an alignment cam engages. This is done either by means of a friction surface acting directly on the bottles or by means of a friction wheel connected to the centering cone.
  • problems arise during operation due to the sometimes not inconsiderable dimensional tolerances of the bottles and their frequently wet surface (condensed water, etc.), so that reliable alignment cannot be guaranteed in all cases.
  • the friction surface used depends on the bottle format, ie it has to be replaced when changing the vessel and also exerts undesirable lateral forces on the centered bottle.
  • the possible uses of the device are limited to bottles with a bottom cone.
  • the main disadvantage is the extremely complex construction due to the required height control of the centering cone, which is due to the space required for this in a rotary table of a modern high-performance labeling machine can hardly be accommodated. This is especially true for the version in which the centering cone is set in rotation by an additional friction wheel.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object to improve a generic centering and aligning device with the simplest means to the effect that it can also be used for an equipment machine with a conveyor which can be operated via a simple turntable control of conventional design, e.g. by means of roller lever and groove curve.
  • the annular outer body of the plate is non-rotatably connected to its associated control device in the transporter and has at least one recess on the side, it is possible despite the use of a roller lever groove curve control in the transporter that is common in standard labeling machines to achieve the required alignment rotation of the container through the im To make the interior of the housing freely rotatably supported without additional complicated gear mechanisms having to be accommodated in the transporter, which would make changes to the control device and the housing of the transporter unavoidable.
  • the aligning rotary movement of the inner body can be generated by a friction element, which is assigned to the housing of the plate in height in the region of the aligning path parallel to the path of the transporter and which extends through the lateral recess of the housing and rests on a friction body which is connected to the inner body in a rotationally fixed manner.
  • the housing of the plate with its lateral recess points towards the friction element and is held stationary by the control device relative to the feed dog while passing through the alignment section.
  • the plates carrying the vessels are arranged on a conveyor designed as a rotary table, it being particularly expedient to arrange the friction element on the radially outer side of the orbit of the plates.
  • the use of a friction element, which is formed by a flexible belt, is particularly favorable.
  • a flexible belt not only allows it to be fixed to the transporter housing, but also enables the use of an endless belt, which can be mounted so that it can be driven around two pulleys, for example. This makes it possible to drive the belt drum assigned to the plate either in or against the direction of transport of the plate.
  • the latter option is therefore particularly inexpensive, since it enables the maximum possible number the alignment rotations of the inner body can be increased while driving through a lengthwise predetermined alignment path, which makes it possible without further extension of the alignment path to rotate the vessel several times completely, so that this occurs, for example, if the alignment element does not engage during the first revolution can still take place with a second or third rotation, which means a considerable increase in alignment security.
  • the design of the annular outer body and the inner body is influenced by the type of vessel centering. Basically, the centering takes place either on the outer contour of the vessel in the bottom area or with the help of a conical surface in the bottom of the vessel, if there is one.
  • the inner body is designed as a base plate and the annular outer body as a centering ring with a centering surface.
  • both the shape of the base plate and that of the friction body connected to it, which cooperates with the friction element, depends on whether a vessel has to be aligned on the bottom or the side wall, ie whether an alignment element acting on the bottom of the vessel or the side wall is used .
  • the respective alignment element is connected to the centering ring which, according to an advantageous development of the invention, is quickly detachably connected to the housing of the plate.
  • this constructive design allows either a centering ring with a radially displaceable upper surface of the plate to the axis of rotation of the plate or an alignment element mounted pivotably about an axis parallel to this, or a Centering ring with an axially displaceable in the area of the centering surface on its underside, parallel to the turntable axis, or to be pivotable about an horizontally lying axis.
  • the alignment element used in each case is spring-loaded in such a way that it is constantly pressed against the vessel bottom or side wall during the alignment process until it engages.
  • a base plate can advantageously be used, on the outer circumference of which a cylindrical outer surface is formed which forms the friction body and which is perpendicular to the interior of the plate housing.
  • the outer diameter of the base plate can easily be chosen larger than the inner diameter of the centering surface of the centering ring.
  • the stand plate which is resiliently mounted in a height-adjustable manner in the housing of the plate, rests in its unloaded state with its upper side against the underside of the centering ring, as a result of which the upper stop position is defined which the stand plate assumes during the pushing on or removal of the containers onto or from the transporter , wherein the footprint of the base plate is substantially flush with the surface of the centering ring.
  • a base plate can be used, the outer diameter of which is dimensioned smaller than the inner diameter of the centering surface and in such a way that the width of the resulting annular gap allows a non-contact grasping of the underside of the centering ring stored alignment element allowed up to the bottom of the vessel.
  • the base plate is equipped with a friction body, which consists of a disk, which is rotatably connected to it below it at a distance from the base plate, and a ring fastened or molded on its circumference, the inside diameter of the ring being larger than the outside diameter of the base plate and the inside diameter of the Centering surface is dimensioned, in such a way that the ring of the friction body engages around the alignment element attached to the underside of the centering ring to the outside.
  • the side of the friction body designed as a ring facing the centering ring can determine the upper stop position of the base plate together with the latter.
  • the height control device of the centering bell over the axially clamped vessel before or while driving through the aligning section, initially a bit from the upper stop position to an intermediate position between the upper and lower the lower stop position and lower into the lower stop position only after passing the alignment section, but before reaching the equipment station.
  • the lower stop position of the base plate is defined by a stop surface molded onto the inside of the housing, so that the base plate in the lower stop position is frictionally connected to the control device of the plate via the housing and thus also in the further course of the furnishing process the Standplate part of the torque required to carry out the specified turning program is transferred to the bottom of the vessel.
  • This has the advantage that the torque must not only be transmitted exclusively through the centering surface and the alignment element connected to the centering ring. In the intermediate position, however, the base plate can rotate freely to align the vessel.
  • the stand plate can be brought into its lower stop position by the height control of the centering bell before or while driving through the alignment section, without the rotation of the stand plate being impaired for the purpose of alignment.
  • the centering ring is quickly connected to the housing of the plate.
  • a bayonet lock is advantageous.
  • the centering ring can be equipped with a bore which interacts, for example, with a resiliently mounted dowel pin. If the centering ring is to be removed, it is sufficient to press the dowel pin into the housing by means of a pin, to twist the centering ring by a few degrees until the bayonet lock releases it in terms of height. Then the Centering ring and, if necessary, the base plate are removed and replaced by other copies.
  • a further development of the invention also provides a recess on the circumferential surface of the centering ring, which is aligned with a conveyor element connected to and rotating with the transporter when passing through an equipment station.
  • one locking element is assigned to a plate and is designed to be radially controllable with respect to the centering ring, so that it can be brought into engagement with the recess of the centering ring by means of a fixed control cam arranged in the area of the equipment station, with the result that while in the equipment station the in the control device of the plate existing turning play is switched off. This measure ensures an extremely precise label fit in relation to the circumferential position on the vessel.
  • the centering ring In order to achieve a constant adhesive height, e.g. of a label, in relation to the bottle base regardless of the shape tolerances of the containers, it is particularly advantageous to design the centering ring to be height-adjustable relative to the transporter, the centering ring assuming a defined upper end position in the unloaded state, which is spring-loaded can also determine the upper stop position of the base plate.
  • the height of the centering ring can be achieved constructively in several ways, for example, that the housing carrying the centering ring is guided so that it can be moved vertically on the conveyor, or only the centering ring is fixed in height relative to the housing or part of the housing and another part together with the Centering ring is slidably guided on it.
  • a particularly simple and a large lateral recess design of the housing can be formed by using a support plate rotatably and vertically connected to the control shaft rotatably mounted in the housing of the transporter, with at least three telescopic rods fastened thereon in the area of its outer edge, each of which consists of one Bolts with a sleeve guided thereon and an integrated compression spring can exist, wherein a stop surface determining the upper end position can be formed between the sleeve and the bolt.
  • the centering ring can rest on an annular disc which is connected to the ends of the telescopic rods facing away from the support plate.
  • a more stable design of the housing has an annular body which is arranged on the support plate in a manner that is fixed against rotation and has at least one recess on its outer surface.
  • the ring body is axially displaceable relative to the support plate and is held in an unloaded state in an upper end position by compression springs.
  • the ring body has bores with integrated compression springs, into which bolts arranged on the support plate engage.
  • the centering ring lies directly on the ring body.
  • the base plate arranged in the interior of the housing is equipped with an axle journal, which is axially displaceably and rotatably mounted in a blind hole open to the top of the transporter of the control shaft rotatably mounted in the housing of the rotating transporter.
  • the axle journal which is connected to the base plate in a rotationally fixed manner, is supported by a compression spring on an axial bearing arranged at the bottom of the blind hole.
  • the device according to the invention can also be used as a pure centering plate for shaped containers which do not have a rotationally symmetrical cross section and do not need to be aligned.
  • the ring body of the housing is provided on its radially inner side facing the base plate with a vertical groove into which, for example, the head of a hexagon screw is guided, which in turn is attached to the circumference of a corresponding base plate.
  • the base plate required for this has no friction body, since no alignment is necessary.
  • the centering ring having the centering surface corresponding to the cross section of the vessel has no alignment element.
  • the device according to the invention can be used as desired for aligning the bottom and side walls of vessels, as well as for centering molded containers, the device according to the invention being readily adaptable to any conveyor of a standard labeling machine.
  • the device can be designed according to a further development of the invention such that no centering cone has to be raised and therefore no separate height control device is required for centering and aligning vessels.
  • the ring-shaped outer body of the plate receiving the bottom of the plate is designed as a standing ring which is vertically movable, ie axially displaceable in the direction of the axis of rotation of the plate, the standing ring being spring-loaded in the unloaded state of an upper one Assumes the stop position in which the standing surface projects above or at least is flush with the top of the inner body designed as a truncated cone and the alignment element.
  • the vessel bottom and thus the spring-loaded base ring can be lowered in an extremely simple manner immediately after the vessel is pushed until the conical depression in the vessel bottom reaches the level arranged frustoconical centering element meets. From this moment the lowering movement of the vessel is stopped.
  • the height control device of the centering bell is usually equipped with a compensation spring to compensate for vessel height tolerances.
  • the likewise spring-loaded alignment element hits the bottom of the vessel and is lowered thereby in the same way as the base ring, a compression spring permanently pressing the alignment element against the bottom of the vessel.
  • the soft compression springs acting on the base ring are dimensioned so that the friction between the base ring and the part of the vessel bottom surface in contact with it turns out to be significantly lower than the friction between the conically recessed area of the vessel bottom and the centering cone, so that the vessel can be rotated by the driven truncated cone-shaped centering element while driving through the alignment section despite the stationary standing ring, with slippage occurring between the bottom of the vessel and the standing ring until the spring-loaded aligning element can engage in the corresponding recess on the bottom of the vessel and further rotation of the vessel during prevents the alignment phase.
  • slip For the rest of the alignment section, slip now occurs either on the frustoconical centering element or between the friction body, which is connected to it in a torsion-proof manner and is arranged in the cavity of the housing of the plate, and the friction element which bears against it and extends through a recess in the housing.
  • the torque transfer from the plate control to the vessel takes place for the execution of the turning program, on the one hand through the aligning element which engages positively on the bottom of the vessel and, on the other hand, through the friction between the bottom of the vessel and the base ring, which is non-rotatable with the housing of the plate is connected.
  • the centering bell pressing the vessel against the plate is raised by its associated control device for this purpose, so that the springs acting on the underside of the standing ring are able to move it into its upper stop position , whereby the vessel is lifted from the centering cone and the alignment element and can be easily removed from the plate.
  • FIG. 1 schematically indicates the orbit of the conveyor 1 designed as a turntable, onto which the vessels arriving from the feed conveyor 50 are pushed by means of an inlet star 51.
  • the alignment section 18 begins, the length of which is determined by the arc section which is arranged on the radially outer side of the transporter 1 on the orbit of the plates 2, the friction elements 13, which is designed as a flexible circumferential belt.
  • the associated one Centering bell 15 lowered by its height control 14 (Fig. 2), so that the vessel 3 is clamped axially between the head and bottom surface.
  • the alignment path 18 As the alignment path 18 is traveled through, the alignment of the vessels 3 takes place, which in the further course reach an equipment station 52. At this point, for example, a label is applied to the vessel in a known manner and brushed onto the vessel contour in the further circulation area of the transporter 1. Then, shortly before reaching the outlet star 53, the centering bell 15 is lifted from the vessel head by its height control 14, so that the vessel 3 can be transferred from the conveyor 1 to the conveyor 54.
  • each plate 2 can be assigned a controllable locking element 26 which rotates with the transporter 1 and which is displaced radially in the direction of the plate 2 in the area of the equipment station 52 by means of a fixed control cam 27 and engages with one can be brought not shown recess on the circumference of the centering ring.
  • This measure ensures a precise fit of the equipment material by switching off the existing game in the control device of the plate at the moment of delivery at the equipment station.
  • the blocking elements 26 are shown in FIG. 1 only in this area.
  • the conveyor 1 shown as a turntable with the control device 4 integrated therein, which comprises a fixed groove curve 6 and a roller lever 5 connected to the control shaft 7.
  • the control shaft 7 is rotatably mounted in the circumferential housing of the transporter and has an upwardly open blind hole 33, which on Bottom carries a thrust bearing 31, consisting of a ball and a hard metal plate lying thereon.
  • the base plate 10 is supported on the axial bearing 31 by means of a compression spring 35 via its axle journal 34, which is axially displaceable and rotatable in the blind hole 33.
  • the support plate 37 is also fixed in a height and torsion-resistant manner, on which bolts 39 are rigidly arranged, which engage in bores 40 of an annular body 38.
  • the bolts 39 and bores 40 each including a compression spring 41, have a shoulder that fixes the upper end position of the ring body 38 in the unloaded state.
  • the ring body 38 carries on its upper side a centering ring 12 which is detachably connected, for example, by means of a bayonet lock 20 shown in FIG. 4.
  • the bayonet lock 20 is composed in each case of a pin 25 formed on the ring body 38 and an L-shaped slot 24 on the edge of the centering ring 12.
  • a radially displaceably mounted, spring-loaded alignment element 8 is shown for a depression in the side wall of a vessel, while on the right side an embodiment of the centering ring 12 with a horizontal on its underside horizontal axis pivotally mounted alignment element 9 is shown, which serves for floor alignment.
  • a lateral recess 19 in the ring body 38 can be seen below the outer edge of the centering plate 12, which together with the support plate 37 and the centering ring 12 forms the housing of the plate 2 comprising the base plate 10.
  • a friction element 13 designed as a flexible belt extends through the lateral recess 19 and lies on the surface of the friction body 17 of the base plate 10, the friction body 17 being formed by a cylindrical outer surface formed on the outer periphery of the base plate 10 and extending perpendicularly in the direction of the support plate 37. 2 shows both in the left and in the right embodiment of the base plate 10, each in its lower stop position, which it occupies at the latest when it passes the equipment station 52. The alignment process is usually already completed at this point.
  • the lower stop position of the base plate 10 is determined by the friction body 17 resting frictionally on the upper side of the support plate 37.
  • this is made a piece by means of the centering bell 15 controlled by the height control device 14 from the upper stop position, which is defined by the top side of the support plate 10 and the bottom side of the centering ring 12 lowered into an intermediate position, which allows the base plate 10 to rotate freely through the friction element 13 until the alignment element 8 engages. After snapping in, there is between the. Friction body 17 and the friction element 13 slip until the end of the alignment section 18.
  • the centering bell 15 and thus the vessel 3 are lowered to the lower stop position of the base plate 10 by the height control 14, so that it is frictionally connected to the support plate 37.
  • the intermediate and end positions of the height control device 14 are indicated in the upper part of FIG. 2.
  • an exchangeable covering which forms the base surface 16, is attached, which picks up the bottom of the vessel 3 and in the upper stop position essentially aligned with the surface of the centering ring 12.
  • the covering can be non-slip or smooth according to the requirements.
  • a base plate 10 is used, the outer diameter of which is smaller than the inside diameter of the centering surface 21 on the centering ring 12.
  • the annular gap which is created in this way engages the bottom of the vessel Alignment element 9 through.
  • This alignment element 9 is provided with a stop, which ensures that the alignment element 9 does not protrude beyond the surface of the centering ring 12 when a vessel is pushed open in the unloaded state.
  • the friction body 17 is formed from a disk 42 fixed below the base plate 10 at a distance from it and at a distance from it, and a ring 43 formed on the top of the outer circumference thereof.
  • the inner diameter of the ring 43 is larger than the inner diameter of the centering surface 21 and the outer diameter of the base plate 10. In this way, the friction body 17 can encompass the alignment element 9 from below and, with its upper edge and the underside of the centering ring 12, forms the upper stop position of the base plate 10.
  • the lateral recess 19 in the housing of the plate which is formed on the circumference of the ring body 38, can be seen particularly well.
  • the recess 19 enables the friction element 13 to make contact with the friction body 17 of the base plate 10 arranged concentrically in the housing.
  • FIG. 5 shows only a part of the housing of the transporter 1 designed as a rotary table with the control device integrated therein, which comprises a roller lever, not shown, connected to the control shaft 7, which engages in a fixed groove curve, also not shown.
  • the control shaft 7 is rotatably mounted in the rotating housing of the feed dog.
  • the support plate 37 is fixed in a height and torsion-resistant manner by means of a screw 43 which passes through a bore in the bearing journal 36 formed on the support plate 37, on which a bolt 57 is rotatably mounted by means of a collar bushing 58, the bolt on it Top carries a frustoconical centering element 22 which is fastened by means of a screw plug 40.
  • the truncated cone-shaped centering element In order to prevent the truncated cone-shaped centering element from rotating due to the torque to be transmitted, it is secured against rotation by a pin 42. In the same way, rotation of the support plate 37 with respect to the control shaft 7 is prevented.
  • the outside diameter of the locking screw 40 is dimensioned such that after removal of the screw 43 underneath it can be loosened without dismantling further parts of the plate 2, so that subsequently the entire plate 2 can be quickly replaced by another in the event of damage.
  • a support ring 27 is fastened by means of a clamping ring 28, which supports an annular disc 24, which is rigidly connected to the support ring 27 by means of spacer tubes 25 and clamping screws 26 penetrating them.
  • the friction body 17 is fixed in the axial direction by a thrust washer 59 arranged between the friction body 17 and the annular disk 24.
  • the friction body 17 has a U-shaped cross section, the outer diameter of the friction body 17 closely reaching the spacer tubes 25. Recesses extend laterally between the spacer tubes 25, through which a friction element 13 arranged laterally next to the transporter 1 extends at the level of the friction body 17 and which bears against the outer circumferential surface of the friction body 17.
  • the spacer tubes 25 can be arranged asymmetrically on the circumference of the support ring 27, so that there is a particularly wide lateral recess 19 at one point, which is assigned to the friction element 13 when the alignment plate 18 is passed through the turntable control.
  • the position of the standing ring 23 shown in the left half of FIG. 6 assumes this for pushing on and removing the vessels, while subsequently lowering the vessel by means of a height-controlled centering bell acting on the head of the vessel, not shown, assumes the position shown in the right half is achieved in which the frustoconical centering element 22 abuts the conical recess of the bottom of the vessel.
  • the alignment element 9 shown in FIG. 5 is simultaneously lowered through the bottom of the vessel, unless this should accidentally hit the corresponding alignment recess on the bottom of the vessel.
  • the plate 2 is guided through the alignment section 18, in which the vessel is rotated via the frustoconical centering element 22, while at the same time the plate 2 and thus its base ring 23 is held stationary by the control shaft 7 with respect to the housing of the transporter.
  • the rotation of the frustoconical centering element 22 effected by the friction element 13 and the friction body 17 takes place until the alignment element 9 engages in the corresponding recess on the bottom of the vessel and prevents a further rotation of the vessel.
  • This position is shown in Fig. 5.
  • the alignment element 9 is mounted axially displaceably in the annular disk 24 and passes through a correspondingly assigned recess in the base ring 23, which also serves as a guide for the alignment element 9.
  • the alignment element 9 is axially displaceably mounted between two stop positions and is permanently loaded by a spring 32 in the direction of the upper stop position.
  • the upper stop position is fixed by a collar surface at the lower end of the alignment element 9 and an associated counter surface in the annular disk 24.
  • a guide 60 extending radially to the outer edge is provided in the annular disk 24 for rapid replacement.
  • the cross section of the guide 60 is adapted to the outer contour of the aligning element 9 in such a way that, after the aligning element has been lowered by hand when the lower stop position is reached, the aligning element can be pushed out radially outward, with the correspondingly shaped guide 60 on its collar surface in the lower stop position is held.
  • the alignment element 9 can easily be disengaged from the recess in the base ring 23 and pushed out radially outwards under this, the spring 32 integrated in the alignment element 9 being removed at the same time.
  • a new alignment element is inserted in reverse order.
  • the guide 60 in the annular disc 24 is closed on its underside by a sheet metal plate 55.
  • the housing 11 and thus the ring disk 24 can be continuously and precisely adjusted by turning the support ring 27 relative to the support plate 37 and the position reached can be secured by tightening the clamping ring 28 by means of the screws 56 .
  • FIGS. 5 to 7 The exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 to 7 is used in particular for non-rotationally symmetrical vessels which, because of the required alignment rotation, can often not be centered on the outer contour.

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