EP0680894A2 - Procédé et dispositif d'avancer et fermer une feuille d'emballage, en particulier pour emballer une pile d'éléments en plaque - Google Patents

Procédé et dispositif d'avancer et fermer une feuille d'emballage, en particulier pour emballer une pile d'éléments en plaque Download PDF

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EP0680894A2
EP0680894A2 EP95106535A EP95106535A EP0680894A2 EP 0680894 A2 EP0680894 A2 EP 0680894A2 EP 95106535 A EP95106535 A EP 95106535A EP 95106535 A EP95106535 A EP 95106535A EP 0680894 A2 EP0680894 A2 EP 0680894A2
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Thomas Herbeck
Bernd Grille
Siegfried Reger
Harald Fronk
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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
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  • the invention relates to a method for loading and closing a flexible packaging element for packaging stackable goods, such as newspapers, magazines, books, brochures, catalogs, according to the preamble of claim 1 and a device for carrying out the method according to the preamble of claim 7.
  • WO 94/04416 A1 describes a packaging element which consists of a tear-resistant fabric and / or film material.
  • the packaging element is based on a blank which has a rectangular receiving surface for the stackable goods.
  • Fixing surfaces pivotally arranged. In addition to a rectangular configuration with side edges of the same length as the receiving surface, these fixing surfaces can also have other surface shapes and adjoining lengths to the receiving surface.
  • the invention is based on the object of specifying a method for loading and closing a flexible packaging element for packaging stackable goods which, in addition to manual and also mechanical execution of the method, is possible for all design variants of the packaging element. Furthermore, the invention has for its object to provide an apparatus for performing the method according to claim 1.
  • the object relating to the method is achieved in the invention by the features of claim 1 and the object relating to the device by the features of claim 7.
  • the packaging element offers the prerequisite for one Loading with stackable goods from any direction between vertical from above and horizontal from the side.
  • a stack of goods lying on the receiving surface is fixed against slipping, so that regardless of the inherent stability of the stackable goods, there is sufficient strength for the stack to retain its shape and orientation even when horizontal force components are attacked, which in the course of closing the fixing surfaces occur.
  • the vertical folding up of the fixing surfaces causes the fixing surfaces to lie flush against the side surfaces of the stackable goods and the fastening means on the fixing surfaces assume a defined position so that they are congruent with the counterparts of the fixing means of the fixing surfaces to be folded up next.
  • the pivoting in of the fixing surfaces which is related to the head plane of the stackable material, has the result that, in the described method, there is an automatic adaptation to different stacking heights. After the last fixing surface to be folded up was closed, a protected, transport-safe package was created as the end product.
  • the fourth fixing surface with its over the Folded side surface protruding head plane down and be attached to this by pressing on the vertical area of the opposite fixing surface.
  • the side surface protruding beyond the head plane will fall down due to the force of gravity, but especially with a small overhang and great rigidity, the fastening means will not automatically close. This closing can generally be ensured by deliberately folding downwards and by pressing.
  • the fixing surfaces on the side surfaces and the top plane of the stackable goods are preferably rolled under pressure.
  • the respective fixing surface between its edge adjoining the receiving surface and the current rolling edge is tightened and kept so tight until each stackable item has been wrapped very tightly by all fixing surfaces of the packaging element.
  • the fixing surfaces can be folded up and closed individually one after the other in the closing sequence specified by the arrangement of the closures, or two opposite fixing surfaces can be used are simultaneously folded up to the top level and then closed in the closing sequence specified by the arrangement of the closures.
  • the first-mentioned option is simpler in the control sequence, but the second-mentioned option saves time compared to the first and also has the advantage that the horizontal force components acting on the stackable goods are canceled out.
  • the stackable good is corrected in its orientation after the closing of the first two fixing surfaces. This means that any skewing of the stackable goods that may have occurred can be eliminated so that the fastening surfaces of the subsequent fixing surfaces meet their counterparts with a precise fit.
  • the device for carrying out the method according to claim 1 described in claim 7 enables the automatic automatic closing of a packaging element in accordance with the listed method steps in a sequence-controlled manner.
  • the device can be integrated into existing machine lines as well as used individually.
  • At least one stamp which can be extended vertically downward against the head plane by means of a drive which can be controlled by the control device is arranged above the horizontal base.
  • the plate which is then located between the underside of the first fixing surface and the top of the stackable goods, is then pulled out in a horizontal direction and raised or folded in so that it is not in the way of the further closing operations.
  • the plate is preferably polished on both sides in order to reduce the friction with respect to the underside of the first fixing surface and the top of the stackable goods, so that the stackable goods do not slip when the plate is pulled out.
  • a packaging height sensor can be provided, the signal of the control device serving to limit the maximum vertical travel of the driving arm relative to the packaging element. This measure allows the driver arms to adapt automatically to different heights of the stackable goods forming a packaging unit and to pivot the fixing surfaces precisely along the upper edge of the respective side surface of the stackable goods to the head plane.
  • the driver arm carries a rotatably mounted brush roller.
  • the brush roller can also include a brake.
  • the fixing surfaces can be rolled off particularly well on the side surfaces and the head plane of the stackable goods under pressure.
  • the brushes offer a resilient surface, the bumps on the surface of the fixing surfaces, as z. B. caused by fasteners or reinforcing straps are adjusted.
  • the packaging height sensor comprises a two-part light barrier arrangement consisting of a transmitter / receiver combination and a reflector or of a transmitter and a separate receiver, of which one part on a rod that can be extended with the stamp and the other part on one the driving arm movable linkage is arranged.
  • This version includes the stamp, which is already available for printing on the head plane, in the packaging height sensor. As soon as the stamp has moved against the head plane of the stackable goods as a stop, it automatically specifies via the height position of the part of the light barrier arrangement fastened to its linkage how high the driving arm carrying the other part of the light barrier arrangement can move until the head plane reaches is and must accordingly switch the direction of movement of the driver arm from vertical to horizontal.
  • the punch drive and the driver arm drives can comprise pneumatically bidirectionally actuable piston / cylinder arrangements. Since most travels only have to be covered between two end points without the exact control of intermediate points being important, this type of drive offers advantages over other types of drive in terms of speed and simplicity.
  • the piston / cylinder arrangement can additionally be controllable simultaneously in both actuation directions during the execution of a piston stroke. This compensates for the forces acting in both directions, so that the piston immediately stops in its current position. Then it is possible to move the piston by external forces.
  • a practical embodiment provides that a pair of driving arms with separate driving arm drives are provided for two mutually opposite fixing surfaces and that the driving arms are aligned parallel to one another and in the parking position outside the vertical projection of the area occupied by the receiving surface during the closing phase are arranged. This makes it possible to close two opposing fixing surfaces without repositioning the driver arms or rotating the packaging element. This provides a speed advantage for a packaging cycle.
  • two pairs of driver arms with separate driver arm drives are provided and the axes of the driver arms of one pair are offset at right angles to the axes of the other pair.
  • a separate driver arm is provided for each fixing surface. The packaging element can therefore remain in some orientation from the loading to the end of the closing of the fixing surfaces.
  • the pairs of drive arms can alternatively be in a single one Locking station integrated or divided into a pair of driver arms in separate locking stations.
  • a single locking station is advantageous in the case of a small space requirement if a long cycle sequence is permitted at the same time.
  • the separate closing stations can be integrated into a packaging line and enable closing processes to take place simultaneously at both closing stations. This allows you to work with a short cycle.
  • the transport device has a conveyor belt which is driven by a drive motor which can be started and stopped by means of the control device, and comprises a roller conveyor which adjoins the conveyor belt.
  • the driver arms of a first closing station are parked in pockets of a transport table on both sides of the conveyor belt.
  • the first closing station is assigned a position sensor, the signal of which serves the control device to stop the conveyor belt and start the actuation of the stamp and the driving arms.
  • the driver arms of a second closing station are parked between the rollers of the roller conveyor.
  • the second closing station is assigned a position sensor, the signal of the control device for stopping the roller conveyor and starting the actuation of the stamp and the driving arms.
  • the packaging element to be closed is transported by means of the conveyor belt both to the first closing station, positioned there and transported further to the second closing station.
  • the packaging element is oriented such that the fixing surfaces to be folded up first lie transversely to the direction of transport and the fixing surfaces to be folded up last lie on the conveyor belt along the transport direction.
  • the fixing surfaces to be folded up first lie flat on the transport table or hang down with their free ends.
  • the described parking positions of the driver arms enable the driver arms to fold up the fixing surfaces immediately after the packaging element has run into the respective closing station, but they do not interfere with the transport.
  • first and / or second closing station can have a mechanical stop for the defined positioning of the packaging element.
  • This stop is controllable by means of a control device Swivel drive can be swiveled out of the transport path for the purpose of stopping in the transport path and for further transport. With the help of these stops, an exact positioning of the packaging element in the closing stations can always be ensured. Incorrect positioning caused by the conveyor belt or the roller conveyor running in this way is avoided.
  • the device can be supplemented by a packaging element laying device, which comprises a carriage with a lifting frame, which can be moved between a packaging element store and a laying place of the horizontal documents by means of a drive controlled by the control device, on which suction holders are arranged.
  • a packaging element laying device which comprises a carriage with a lifting frame, which can be moved between a packaging element store and a laying place of the horizontal documents by means of a drive controlled by the control device, on which suction holders are arranged.
  • the packaging elements stacked in a packaging element store can be separated by sucking on the top layer in each case and can be mechanically positioned on the horizontal base of the closing device.
  • the suction cups are expediently distributed over an area which corresponds at least to the size of the receiving area of the packaging element.
  • the packaging element is held several times so that it is in a horizontal orientation can be transported from the packaging element store to the place of installation.
  • Each suction holder can comprise a flexible mouthpiece designed as a bellows, which is fastened on a tube which is displaceably mounted in the lifting frame against spring pressure.
  • the suction cups can adapt to unevenness, differences in height or inclined surfaces.
  • the packaging element storage preferably comprises a mobile container with a lifting platform which can lie loosely in the container and on which a stack of opened packaging elements rests.
  • the lifting platform can be raised and lowered by means of a pair of articulated scissors.
  • the articulated scissors can alternatively be attached stationary or on the mobile container and can be actuated by a stationary drive controlled by the control device.
  • the packaging element store can comprise a height sensor, the signal of the control device for tracking the lifting platform after the removal of packaging elements.
  • Packaging elements are quickly provided at the packaging element store. After each separation of the stack of packaging elements which rests on the lifting platform and shrinks, it can be raised by means of the articulated scissors actuated by the drive in such a way that the packaging element located above always assumes approximately the same level. This eliminates the need to adjust the stroke of the lifting frame to the stack height.
  • the stroke distance of the lifting frame to be covered is also small.
  • the mobile container can comprise a magazine delimited by vertical positioning and guide rails for the packaging elements to be kept in the correct position.
  • the design of the magazine ensures that from the first to the last packaging element, everyone has the same position before the transfer to the place of laying the horizontal base of the locking device. With the same sequence of movements of the movable carriage, the packaging elements are therefore repeatedly placed at the same point on the horizontal surface and are prepared to accommodate the stackable goods without correcting their alignment.
  • a loading device can be used for loading an open packaging element lying on the horizontal base with stackable goods, which comprises a carriage with a gripper that can be moved between an intermediate storage for the stackable goods and a loading location of the receiving surface of the packaging element by means of a drive controlled by the control device .
  • This loading device enables automatic loading of a packaging element lying on the horizontal base of the closing device in accordance with the machine cycle.
  • the grippers can have two blades that can be moved synchronously in opposite directions towards and away from one another by means of a drive that can be controlled by the control device, each having a vertical lateral stop surface and a plurality of mutually facing horizontal tines include.
  • the stackable goods are fixed both from below and from the side. In this case, any previously shifted layers of the goods are centered.
  • Each blade is preferably articulated on the slide by means of parallelogram swivel arms in such a way that the blades pass through an arcuate path between their two end positions.
  • the interim storage facility can provide a web-shaped support device for the stackable goods. It is then possible for the horizontal tines of the blades to be flush with the spaces between the webs and for the blades to be vertically positioned in relation to the support device in such a way that the tines dip into the lower vertex of their movement path between the webs below the support level and at least in the retracted position above raise the support level.
  • the parallelogram swivel arms ensure that the blades are always aligned in any position. Due to the path passed through when the blades are opened and closed and the height positioning relative to the support device, the stackable goods can be obtained from both sides during the same movement sequence reach under and lift at the same time. A separate lifting device is not necessary. To load a packaging element, it is sufficient to move the movable carriage longitudinally with the stackable material gripped by the gripper and to open the gripper quickly over the bearing surface of the packaging element.
  • the web-shaped support device can be formed from rollers of a roller conveyor.
  • the prepared stacks of stackable goods can automatically roll into the intermediate storage as soon as a stack has been removed for the purpose of loading a packaging element.
  • the closing stations, the packaging element store and the loading device form independent units in each individual process stage, which can also be individually and variably adjusted.
  • different stacking behavior and mass movements such as e.g. B. large format stack of magazines can be responded to.
  • control device can enable individual control of the units, which, in the event of a packaging accident, temporarily eliminates the interlinking and eliminates malfunctions allows. In the case of a subsequent overall chaining, it is also possible to continue the packaging phases for each unit at the point where they were interrupted due to the accident.
  • a packaging element placement device 48 with a movable carriage 52 which serves to present packaging elements 28 from a packaging element store 50.
  • a loading device is arranged transversely to the locking device. This comprises a movable carriage with a gripper 54, which transfers the stacks 58 daily newspapers located in an intermediate storage 56 to the receiving surface 30 of the packaging element 28.
  • the stacker ejects this stack of newspapers untied to the conveyor belt.
  • the stacks then run in the direction of the packaging lines via dust conveyor or roller conveyors.
  • the device according to the invention can be integrated at a relatively arbitrary position of such a storage section of a packaging line in the printing house.
  • the technical integration does not require any expensive conversions on the part of a print shop.
  • This gripper 54 travels with the horizontal tines of its blades under the stack 58 and lifts it off a support device.
  • the tines are arranged so that they are aligned with the gaps between the webs of the support device consisting of rollers of a roller conveyor.
  • the gripper 54 When the gripper 54 is in the closed position, the stack of newspapers 58 rests on the tines on the long side on the right and left in each case with more than a third of its format width.
  • the stack 58 is automatically stabilized in its position again by paddle pressure during the brief lifting over the rollers. Subsequently, the gripper 54 moves the stack 58 exactly to the predetermined position of a packaging element 28.
  • a packaging element 28 has been placed on a conveyor belt 44 before the precisely positioned stack of a newspaper 58 and rests there until it is filled.
  • a mobile container filled with packaging elements 28 first occupies its parking position in front of the conveyor belt 44.
  • the container comprises a lifting platform on which a stack with approximately 100 opened packaging elements 28 rests, as well as a drive for the cubic platform. These elements form the packaging element store 50.
  • Vertical positioning and guide rails which are a magazine, are arranged in the four cutting angles of the lifting platform form for the packaging elements. At the same time, these positioning and guide rails stabilize the entire stack of packaging elements during all manipulations in the mailroom of a publishing house and when the lifting platform is lifted to prevent it from slipping.
  • the mobile container also consists of a frame that can be moved on a barrel axis and a steering axis. Mechanical brakes secure the container on a loading ramp for manual filling with the packaging elements returned by the carriers. A precise material control is possible and necessary when filling.
  • a completely filled container is moved manually or mechanically via a floor guide to a predetermined position in front of the conveyor belt 44 and locked.
  • a hydraulic drive controlled by the control device automatically raises the lifting platform to the most favorable manipulation level after the removal of five or ten packaging elements, for example.
  • the removal base for the uppermost packaging elements 28 is the same or slightly higher than the base of the downstream horizontal base of the locking device.
  • the packaging elements 28 are opened and stacked in a precisely defined position on the lifting platform with only slight free hanging of the fixing surfaces 20, 22.
  • the ground clearance gained due to the low free slope enables sensible, economical filling of a single container.
  • Height sensors are used to determine whether the container is completely or partially filled. Furthermore, a remaining filling amount of e.g. only ten or even five packaging elements are automatically recognized and reported.
  • the cross-faced placement of the packaging elements 28 on the lifting platform of a container favors, in particular, the manipulation of the packaging elements with the lowest possible lifting height during the movement between the container and the place of placement. This favors short, fast transport routes for the presentation of the packaging elements for filling.
  • the packaging elements 28 are separated and transported using a movable carriage 52, on which a lifting frame with suction holders is attached.
  • the suction cups can be mounted at different positions of the lifting frame if necessary.
  • the packaging elements 28 presented stacked in the container are separated, namely raised from the manipulation level and presented to the conveyor belt 44 exactly at a predetermined position.
  • This separation and template manipulation of the packaging elements 28 can be adjusted to any format.
  • suitable suction positions on the support surface 30 and the fixing surfaces 24, 26 are determined.
  • the carriage 52 with the lifting frame and the suction holders is initially defined above the container.
  • the lifting frame with the suction cups is quickly lowered at a relatively short distance from the packaging element 28 in the container, the necessary vacuum already building up in this phase.
  • the fixing surfaces 20, 22 pointing transversely to the transport direction and laterally projecting beyond the transport table fall down freely, while the fixing surfaces 24, 26 pointing longitudinally to the transport direction come to lie flat on the conveyor belt 44.
  • the gripper 54 moves the newspaper stack 58 over the placed packaging element 28 and, by quickly opening the gripper 54, sets the unbound newspaper stack 58 positioned on the receiving surface 30 of the opened packaging element 28 from. After the gripper 54 returns to the starting position, the conveyor belt 44 is started and the packaging element 28 with the newspaper stack 58 lying thereon is conveyed to the first closing station 40.
  • the cycle sequence of a template filling and departure process of a packaging unit enables an almost complete chaining of packaging units which have been presented empty and which have already been filled and which run to the closing station 40.
  • the distance between the mutually facing, flat on the conveyor belt 44 fixing surfaces 24 to 26 adjacent packaging elements 28 is about a hand's breadth.
  • the still open packaging element 28 can pass through a centering device which is located on the right and left next to the conveyor belt 44.
  • the task of the centering device is to readjust inaccuracies when the unbound newspaper stack 58 is placed on the packaging element 28 before it is closed. Such inaccuracies may be possible primarily in the upper area of a newspaper stack 58 filled with advertising inserts.
  • the conveyor belt 44 is stopped.
  • two stamps 14, 16 (FIG. 2 a) which can be extended vertically from above and two carrier arms with brush rollers 32, 34 (FIG. 2 a) are sunk into rectangular slots to the side of the conveyor belt 44.
  • the driver arms with brush rollers 32, 34 emerge from these slots, are first lifted vertically and then moved horizontally over the top plane 12 (FIG. 2a) of a stack 58.
  • the driver arm on the right in the direction of transport then moves up vertically with its brush roller 32 and engages under the first fixing surface 20.
  • the fixing surface 20 is pressed lightly against the right side of the stack 58 rolled until the driver arm has reached the head plane 12 (Fig. 2 b).
  • the brush roller 32 rolls the fixing surface 20 over the head plane 12.
  • the stamp 14 remains in position until the brush roller 32 has already rolled the fixing surface 20 over the center of the stack.
  • the brush roller 32 remains in front of the second stamp 16 approximately at the center of the stack. Now the left driver arm with its brush roller 34 engages under the jacket side to the left of the transport direction and lifts it with slight pressure on the left side of the stack 58 up to the top plane 12 (FIG. 2 d).
  • the left brush roller 34 now also rolls the second fixing surface 22 under the head plane 12 with slight pressure, the second punch 16 and the right brush roller 32 move back into their starting position (FIG. 2 e).
  • the fastening means of the first and second fixing surfaces 20, 22 are closed.
  • the fasteners can be Velcro. Then the left brush roller 34 also moves back to its starting position.
  • the conveyor belt 44 is started again and the partially closed packaging element 28 is transported to the second closing station 42.
  • the packaging element 28 can pass through another centering device and its alignment can be corrected again.
  • the further position correction favors in particular the linear entry of the packaging element 28 into the second closing station 42.
  • the conveyor belt 44 ends and a roller conveyor 46 with driven rollers follows (FIG. 3 a).
  • the packaging element 28 moves with the newspaper stack 58 against two stops pivoted into the transport path and thus comes to a standstill immediately. After the packaging element 28 has stopped, the stops pivot out of the transport path.
  • driver arms with brush rollers 36, 38 are installed parallel to the rollers. In their starting position, these brush rollers 36, 38 lie transversely to the running direction at the level of the roller conveyor 46 and can be moved vertically and horizontally.
  • the fixing surfaces 24, 26 still to be closed are each flat in front of and behind the stack 58.
  • the third fixing surface 24 is located behind and the fourth fixing surface 26 with integrated grip elements in front of the stack of newspapers centrally located in the second closing station 42 58.
  • FIGS. 3 a to 3 e The sequence of the closing process in the second closing station 42 is illustrated in FIGS. 3 a to 3 e.
  • a stamp 18 Parallel to the stop message, a stamp 18 again moves to the middle of the front third of the newspaper stack 58 and holds it in position with pressure while the third fixing surface 24 is being closed (FIG. 3 a).
  • the brush roller 36 rolls the fixing surface 24 horizontally on the head plane 12 of the packaging unit.
  • the stamp 18 moves back into its starting position (FIG. 3 c).
  • the rear brush roller 36 rests on the top level 12 of the package.
  • the already closed fixing surface 24 is held in position until the front driving arm, viewed in the direction of transport, has also rolled up the fourth fixing surface 26 with its brush roller 38, initially with slight pressure on the stack side lying in the front (FIG. 3 d) and then horizontally above rolls the top level 12 of the package.
  • the fastening means between the fixing surfaces 24, 26 are closed by the pressure.
  • the fourth fixing surface 26 of the packaging element 28 always has the greatest length in its cut. she thus not only covers the entire top level 12 of the packaged stack of newspapers 58, but is again guided vertically downward on the opposite side of its assignment.
  • the rear brush roller After the front brush roller 38 has reached approximately the center of the head plane 12, the rear brush roller returns to its starting position. The front brush roller 38 rolls parallel to this completely over the head plane 12 and then rolls the fourth fixing surface 26 under relative pressure vertically down onto the back of the package from FIG. 3 e).
  • the roller conveyor 46 starts up again and guides the fully packaged newspaper package onto the downstream conveyor belts to the loading ramp. Parallel to the package departure, the front brush roller 38 is returned to its starting position in the roller conveyor 46. The attacks are then back in the Transport path swiveled.
  • Such a sealed packaging unit can be safely removed from the transport device for loading. Even removal under hectic mailroom conditions ensures securely closed packaging units for newspaper or magazine packages.

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