EP0522110A1 - Process for automatically preparing bags and bag suspension device. - Google Patents
Process for automatically preparing bags and bag suspension device.Info
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- EP0522110A1 EP0522110A1 EP92902453A EP92902453A EP0522110A1 EP 0522110 A1 EP0522110 A1 EP 0522110A1 EP 92902453 A EP92902453 A EP 92902453A EP 92902453 A EP92902453 A EP 92902453A EP 0522110 A1 EP0522110 A1 EP 0522110A1
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- sack
- bag
- automatic
- opening
- deflection
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
- B65B43/00—Forming, feeding, opening or setting-up containers or receptacles in association with packaging
- B65B43/26—Opening or distending bags; Opening, erecting, or setting-up boxes, cartons, or carton blanks
- B65B43/30—Opening or distending bags; Opening, erecting, or setting-up boxes, cartons, or carton blanks by grippers engaging opposed walls, e.g. suction-operated
Definitions
- the invention relates to a method for automatic bag preparation for bulk bagging by forcibly guiding the bags from a bag stack, opening the bag filling opening and attaching the open bag end to a filler neck.
- US Patent No. 3566578 shows an automatic hitching of transport bags as suggested at the beginning of automation.
- the basic idea is simple. You bring a whole stack of paper bags on a conveyor belt in the correct position as close as possible to the filler neck and put an individual gripper with suction cups on each bag of paper that is also equipped with an automatic bag opening and holding device. Such a device is easily able to hang several hundred bags per hour on the filler neck, a job that would degrade a human being into a robot over a long period of time and can only be sustained over a whole day with great effort .
- automatisms were introduced, it was already known that a natural product like paper can behave differently, often even uncomfortably. The most common disruptive factor is air and material moisture. Sometimes a bag cannot be opened with the given mechanical means, or two bags can be lifted at the same time with the automatic grippers.
- the object of the invention was to develop a new attachment for transport bags which allows trouble-free bag attachment and 1000 to 1200 bag attachments per hour or even more in automatic operation.
- the solution according to the invention is characterized in that the sacks are preferably stacked several times and individually removed, pivoted, opened and attached by a removal point.
- Sacks of bags which can be mechanically displaced are preferably formed several times, the sacks being inserted by hand on a shifting track and individual sacks being removed locally using automatic means.
- Another advantageous design idea is that the sack is opened in at least two steps by further automatic means.
- the sack is very particularly preferably guided from the stack of sacks into an upright position via a deflection feed unit and is slightly pre-opened when the upright position is reached in the region of the deflection feed unit.
- the invention further relates to an automatic sack hanging device for bulk goods, with the removal of individual sacks by gripping means from a sack stack, opening the sack filling opening and attaching the open end of the sack to a sack spout, and is characterized in that a flat-lying sack with its closed sack bottom in front by one Roller deflection can be brought into an upright position and by means of a pivoting and opening device on the bagging neck.
- One or more deflection belts are preferably arranged in the region of the roller deflection. It is possible, for example, to drive the roller deflection by a motor and / or to drive the deflection belts or both. In particularly difficult cases, a minimum differential speed of a few percent can be provided between the roller deflection and the deflection belt or the deflection belts, so at the same time a few percent are provided so that the two layers of a sack are mutually displaced at the same time as the deflection. It is particularly advantageous if the distance and / or contact pressure between roller deflection and deflection belt can be selected and the deflection belt can preferably be adapted in shape over a section of the roller deflection.
- each deflecting belt has pairs of deflecting rollers, one deflecting roller of each deflecting pair being able to be moved in and out with the belt from the roller deflector, for a wrapping movement with respect to the roller deflector.
- the deflection is designed as a rotatable hollow cylinder, can be connected to a vacuum pump, and a partial area of the cylinder migration has suction openings for the adhesion of the bag and preparation for opening.
- the roller movement is controlled in such a way that after completion of the deflection movement, an end part of the inner sack layers in the area of the sack opening remains briefly attached to the partial area of the cylinder migration with the suction openings, while at the same time the outer sack layer or the outer sack layers are already in the area of the deflection feed is easily pre-opened, respectively.
- the sack as it were rolled over the roller deflection, is held in a precisely controllable end position at the same time as the deflecting belt or deflecting belts are moved away by the suction force of the vacuum in such a way that the sack remains in position as a whole, at the same time the reversed outer paper layer already slightly lifted off becomes.
- Daily experience, even with small household paper sacks shows that there are often the greatest problems at the beginning of the sack opening process. However, as suggested, these are solved as part of the movement sequence for the much larger transport bags.
- the concept of the invention for the automatic attachment of transport bags to a bag neck, it is proposed that it has a single bag provision and two pairs of adhesive claws, which are driven in opposite directions and are attached to a swivel arm, for the open transfer of a bag from the bag provision to the Bagging nozzle.
- the pairs of adhesive claws should preferably perform an opening and closing movement via a lever joint and pneumatic drive means, analogous to the thumb and index finger of the left and right human hands, with the swivel arm for attaching a sack using a double lifting system performing an arc-shaped movement from bottom to top . It is important that the claws and the bag hitch are independently controllable and have means for coordinating both movements.
- the sack attachment device is also designed such that the sack opening claws can be brought into a fully expanded return or starting position, into a not fully closed sack transfer position and into a controllable maximum sack opening position via a hydraulically or pneumatically movable lever joint, the sack opening claws also being able to be moved from the
- the bag opening position can preferably be brought into a controllable bag socket shape position.
- the bag opening claws have suction cups.
- the new invention further relates to a sack stacking conveyor device and is characterized in that it has a plurality of individual, cup-shaped sack magazines, which can be moved from a loading position into a removal position via controllable conveying means.
- the new invention proposes the formation of a plurality of cup-shaped sack magazines, so that even arbitrary formats can be inserted easily and quickly into them.
- Several sack magazines can be filled with empty sacks one after the other if the conveying means are designed as a continuous endless chain or endless belt.
- the sack magazines are arranged in an articulated manner on the conveying means, particularly preferably on an endless chain.
- the sack magazines have a bottom support surface for the sacks inclined to the direction of movement of the conveying means, the sack magazines also having a lower stop at an angle to the inclined bottom, and the sack magazines in the longitudinal conveying direction at least on one side have a stop.
- the inclination of the floor support surface can be 15 ° to 60 °, preferably 20 ° to 45 °. It is also preferred that the sack magazine limit the maximum sack stack height in the insertion position by the preceding sack magazine, so that the sack magazines are partially open in the insertion position but completely open in the removal position.
- the stacking pockets can also have a curved bottom and / or a double inclination, it being possible for the curved bottom to be able to be produced by mechanically adjustable support means.
- the sack stacking is designed as a sack cup conveyor with a plurality of sack magazines which can be moved step by step by means of an endless chain in the sense of a conveyor belt, it particularly preferably having a sack cup conveyor with a plurality of inclined sack magazines which can be moved step by step from an insertion position into a removal position. Gripping means for the transfer of individual sacks from a deflection belt and a swivel arm with two pairs of adhesive claws to provide a sack to the sack spout.
- the roller deflection deflects the empty sack into an approximately right to slightly obtuse angle and brings it into an upright, slightly inclined position with the closed end of the sack down. With simultaneous opening movement, the sack is then brought into the area of the sack spout in a vertical filling position and very particularly preferably also a shape adapted to the sack spout, so that the sack holder slam immediately and can clamp the sack to the sack nozzle without folding.
- the new invention allows mechanical forced movements to be carried out at very high speed.
- the resulting division of the entire movement sequence has the very special advantage that for the first movement, namely gripping and separating a sack from the stack of sacks, more time remains for the problem phases despite the overall shorter time expenditure and can therefore be carried out more carefully and even more quietly is. All movements can be positively controlled.
- the sack is always packed in the right place, the longest distance is in the longitudinal direction of the sack. A transverse movement of the sack is only necessary during opening and transfer to the sack nozzle. However, the bag is rigidly held and guided at the weaker opening end, so that work can be carried out at very high speeds without risk.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows an overview of the sequence of movements of the bag attachment
- 2 shows the beginning of the bag opening
- FIG. 3 shows schematically a new stack pocket conveyor
- FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of the stack pocket conveyor of FIG. 3, ie
- FIG. 5 shows a bag removal or bag separating device
- FIG. 6 shows schematically different working positions of pairs of adhesive claws for the bag opening and the bag attachment
- FIG. 7 shows the return and starting position of the pairs of adhesive claws
- FIG. 8 the detection of the pre-opened sack and the beginning of the sack opening
- 9 shows the fully open position of the
- FIG. 10 bag opening in contact position on the filler neck
- a sack stack conveyor 1 has a sack stack 2 of empty sacks lying flat one above the other.
- a sack A is lifted at the closed end by suction cups 3 of a sack removal device 4, arrow 5, the sack opening hanging downward.
- the sack A is brought to a roller deflection 7 approximately in a horizontal movement, arrow 6.
- Arrow 8 indicates that the horizontal movement sequence must be controlled precisely and advantageously by appropriate sensors, for example with a stop for the sack position relative to the roller deflection 7.
- a plurality of deflection belts 9 are arranged above the roller deflection 7, each consisting of a rubber band 10, a main role 11 and a tension roller 12 exist.
- the main roller 11 and a tension roller 12 together form a pair of deflection rollers 13.
- the deflection belt 9 can be lowered either at the end of the insertion position and / or in a coordinated sequence of movements.
- the sack is between the The roller deflection 7 and the deflection belt 9 are clamped in and the further advancement of the bag A begins immediately, for example according to a start signal after the insertion movement or in an interlocking movement, with the rotary drive of the roller deflection 7 and / or the deflection belt 9 Suction cups 3 are omitted, for free takeover of the bags by the roller deflection
- the sack With further controllable suction cups 3 and corresponding pre-opening means 35, the sack is now opened as long as it is still attached to the roller deflection.
- the sack B is thus in a very precise position at the end of the movement 14 with respect to the already opened sack end 20 (FIG. 2).
- the lower closed end of the bag 21 hangs downwards in a slightly upright inclined position (arrow 14).
- the inclined position need not be very precise, since the adhesive claw pairs described later allow a fairly large scope for this.
- the sack B is now gripped by an adhesive claw device 23, fully opened and transferred by means of a swivel arm 30 with the fully open upper sack end 20 'to a sack spigot 25 via a circular path 26.
- the bag C is fastened to the bag neck 25 via stationary bag clamps 27, so that the adhesive claw device 23 can return to the starting position (FIG. 6a).
- FIG 2 the position of the bag B at the beginning of the bag opening is shown again on a somewhat larger scale.
- the adhesive claw device 23 is firmly connected to a swivel arm 30.
- the swivel arm 30 is pivotally mounted at the top via a simple arm 31, which is articulated on both sides, and at the bottom via a toggle joint 32 such that a precise, positively guided movement sequence, arrow 26, results via a controllable drive 33.
- a stacked bag conveyor 1 is shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.
- An endless chain 40 which is guided around two sprockets 41, 42, carries a plurality of individual, cup-shaped sack magazines 40, 40 ', 40''etc., which can each hold a stack of sacks 44, 44', etc. Only the sack magazines 40, 40 ', etc. located at the top are functional, but not the empty sack magazines 43 at the bottom.
- Each sack magazine has a bottom contact surface 45, a lower stop 46 and at least one lateral stop 47, so that the sack when inserted into a corner 48 can be pushed without effort.
- the sack regardless of its size, length or width, can always be placed precisely in a precisely defined position and can be removed individually from there with a sack removal device 4.
- Each sack magazine is articulated to its nearest corner of the endless chain and via a support joint lever 51, so that the sack magazine in the Removal position can be adjusted to a certain extent in the inclination ⁇ by moving the support joint lever 51 downward, according to arrow 52.
- the overlap 53 previously formed by the preceding stacking pocket is removed, so that the stacking pocket is completely free for the sack removal upwards, which is indicated by the dashed position.
- FIG. 4 the bottom contact surface 45 is curved inward on the left in the image, which is indicated by line 55.
- the bag removal device 4 is indicated on the right in FIG. 4, which has a horizontal slide 60 and a lifting and lowering device 61. An angular movement is also carried out simultaneously with the lifting and lowering, for lifting a bag into a horizontal position, see cylinder 62 in 5.
- FIG. 5 also shows that two suction cups 30 are used.
- FIG. 6 shows the adhesive claw device 23 with two pairs of adhesive claws 23 and 23 ', respectively, which are coordinated via a control system (not shown), but which can carry out movement movements in opposite directions.
- Each pair of adhesive claws 23 has a finger-like function and each has a lever system 70 or 70 'which can be controlled, the drive being effected via pneumatic cylinders 71 and 72, respectively.
- Each pair of adhesive claws 23 has at least two holding pockets 73, in which suction cups 74 are arranged, which are connected via a line 75 to a vacuum pump.
- FIG. 6 shows three basic positions for the bag opening, with the bag transfer in the already opened state and the start of the actual opening, labeled OB, being shown on the right half of the picture.
- the holding pockets 73 are spread apart up to the maximum opening OE for attachment to the bag neck 25.
- the movement with arrow 77 shows the bag material smoothly applied to the bag neck 25.
- the bag B has already been opened and is ready to be taken over by the automatic opening and attaching device 78. Both pairs of adhesive claws 73 are opened to the maximum for a sliding movement arrow 79 into the bag gripping position.
- the adhesive claws 73 are guided in pairs in a pivot bearing 81 on the one hand and a push bar 82, respectively, via a holding bracket 80.
- the bag gripping shows the pairs of adhesive claws 23 and at the same time the beginning of the actual bag opening.
- Each of the adhesive claws has suction cups 83 on the inside, each of which is connected to a vacuum line 84. It has proven to be very important, particularly in the case of paper bags, that the pairs of adhesive claws come together only at a minimal distance X when the bag is gripped, so that the vacuum acting from two sides does not interfere with one another or does not pull the double layers apart in the case of multi-layer paper bags.
- the bag gripping position is set by means of holding brackets 80 on both sides and knee joints 85 arranged twice, and controlled pneumatic cylinders 86, a toggle lever 87 being fastened to the pivoting arm 30 via bearing points 88 with a predetermined distance D.
- the movement from FIG. 8 to FIG. 9 results from an essentially rigid hold of the toggle levers 87 on the one hand, which now support the movement of the holding brackets 80, and a displacement of the rotary bearing 81 inwards via a further controlled pneumatic cylinder 89 on the other hand.
- FIG. 10 The end of the bag application process on the bag connector 25 can be seen in FIG. 10. This movement is achieved by withdrawing the rotary bearing 81 via the pneumatic 89 cylinder.
- the sack is applied to the sack nozzle without folds, so that the sack clamp 27 has a perfect sack attachment.
- the sack material is not crumpled, or rather crumpled, which would severely disrupt a later closure of the sack.
- the automatic opening and towing mechanism returns to the position in FIG. 7 and the next game takes place.
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