EP1037800A1 - Machine for setting heat-shrinkable sleeves on objects from a continuous sheath - Google Patents
Machine for setting heat-shrinkable sleeves on objects from a continuous sheathInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a machine for laying sleeves of heat-shrinkable plastic on objects, in particular elongated objects of small section, from a continuous sheath wound flat.
- this type of sleeve fitting machine comprises a shaping mandrel over which the sheath passes to open, a means of driving the sheath using motorized rollers which cooperate with a part
- the machines described in the aforementioned documents use motorized pressure rollers cooperating with counter-rollers carried by the shaping mandrel, the sheath running around the conforming mandrel.
- Document JP-A-1.410.808 thus illustrates a floating mandrel type shaper having, in addition to an arrangement with idle rollers and counter-rollers, a central window at the level of which two motorized rollers pinch the walls of the sheath.
- the support of the floating mandrel remains provided by rollers and counter-rollers provided above on the shaper.
- document US-A-2,765,607 illustrates a floating mandrel which is in two parts connected by lateral rods, forming a central opening in which motorized drive rollers pinch the walls of the sheath. The support of the floating mandrel is then ensured by pressing a bead of the flattened upper part (forming introduction pallet) on the two motorized rollers.
- the shaping mandrels illustrated in the aforementioned documents do not really make it possible to solve the problem of the transfer of sheaths of very small diameters, since there are unavoidable phenomena of heating and wear, which phenomena are liable to deteriorate or even tear off. the continuous sheath transferred around the mandrel. This is even more true if one seeks to use the machine at high rates, for example from one hundred to two hundred sleeves installed per minute. Indeed, a sheath whose diameter is between 5 and 20 mm gives a flattened ribbon of reduced width (from 8 to 31 mm), and this flattened ribbon is then relatively rigid and difficult to tow. The high mechanical resistance implies high efforts to overcome, from which it follows the phenomena of heating and wear mentioned above.
- the invention aims precisely to solve this problem, by designing a sleeve fitting machine which is more efficient and does not have the aforementioned drawbacks.
- the object of the invention is therefore to design a machine for laying sleeves in thermorelated plastic material ⁇ which can be towed on objects from a continuous sheath wound flat, which is entirely compatible with sheaths of small diameters, for example of diameters between 5 and 20 mm, while supporting high rates, that is to say greatly exceeding two hundred sleeves placed per minute, with optimal positional control of the sleeves placed on the objects.
- a material for fitting sleeves machine plasticizer ⁇ shrink on objects from a continuous sheath wound flat comprising a shaping mandrel over which the sheath for s' open, a means of driving the sheath using motorized rollers which cooperate with an associated portion of the shaping mandrel to slide over an object the open end of the sheath, and a cutting means intervening between the mandrel accordance ⁇ estimator and the object to form a sleeve associated with said object
- the shaping mandrel is substantially horizon ⁇ tal and comprising two coaxial torpedoes connected together by a wired central element, with an upstream torpedo having an upstream end forming an introduction pallet and a downstream end with a smooth double bevel, and a downstream torpedo having an upstream end with double smooth bevel and a downstream end with a straight edge adjacent to the cutting means, each torpedo of said mandrel freely resting on an associated V-shaped support, and
- the introduction palette of the upstream torpedo extends in a plane which is substantially perpendicular to the pinch plane of the continuous sheath between the two rollers.
- This allows shaping of the sheath around the mandrel which gives said sleeve a section shaped ace of diamonds at the output of a shaping mandrel whose downstream torpedo has a sensitive section ⁇ circular, this form being favorable to on the one hand for the smooth transfer of the sheath onto a cylindrical object, and on the other hand for the organization of a clean cut without bending of the sheath, downstream of the shaping mandrel.
- the upstream torpedo and / or tor ⁇ sacking downstream has two plane side facets sensi ⁇ ably perpendicular to the nip plane of the continuous sheath between the two rollers.
- These flat lateral facets reduce the lateral friction of the sheath on the torpedoes of the shaping sleeve, which is particularly favorable when said sheath carries a deposit of varnish or the like on its internal wall.
- the above-mentioned wire element is a flexible wire anchored at its two ends in the torpedoes, one of the anchors being releasable so as to be able to adjust the length of said wire element between said torpedoes.
- This wire element will for example consist of a steel wire of about 1 mm in diameter.
- the double smooth bevels of the upstream and downstream torpedoes are formed of inclined plane facets arranged symmetrically with respect to a median plane passing through the wire element and tangent to the two pinch rollers.
- the smooth double bevel of the upstream torpedo is formed by two inclined plane facets approximately 30 ° and the two pinch rollers pass tangentially over this double bevel, while the smooth double bevel of the downstream torpedo is formed by two planar facets more slightly inclined.
- this notch facilitates the passage of the lower fold of the sheath and avoids creasing the latter.
- the cutting means comprises a blade carried by a rotating arm with a horizontal axis, and said means is positioned so that its blade shaves the straight edge of the downstream end of the downstream torpedo.
- the cutting blade has two straight cutting edges meeting at a leading edge, and the two cutting edges are substantially perpendicular, being arranged so that the leading edge contacts the top of the sheath in the vicinity of a folding angle thereof resulting from the passage of said sheath on the insertion pallet or between the two pinch rollers.
- the cutting means thus arranged makes it possible to obtain a perfectly clean cut made progressively, without folding the sheath, in a very short time.
- the two pinch rollers are coated with an elastomer on their periphery, and are in contact with each other on either side of their peripheral groove which is trapezoidal and has two facets inclined symmetrically with respect to their median plane, forming a V of approximately 60 ° of opening, and the two pinch rollers are chamfered on their end edges.
- the two pinch rollers are mounted on a support frame which can pivot, preferably about a vertical axis, in order to allow an overall lateral release of the drive means.
- a support frame which can pivot, preferably about a vertical axis, in order to allow an overall lateral release of the drive means.
- Such a clearance then allows a quick and easy intervention for a cleaning operation or change of sheath format.
- FIG. 3 is an elevational view showing in more detail the horizontal shaping mandrel in two torpedoes and the two adjacent pinch rollers arranged on either side of the wire element connecting the two torpedoes;
- FIG. 4 is a top view of the assembly illustrated in FIG. 3,
- FIG. 5 is an elevational view (partially in section) on a larger scale of the horizontal shaping mandrel, and Figure 6 a top view of said mandrel;
- - Figure 7 is a section along VU-VU of Figure 3, and Figure 8 a partial view on a larger scale showing the horizontal shaping mandrel over which the sheath passes;
- Figure 9 is a section along IX- IX of Figure 3, and Figure 10 is a partial view more large scale making it possible to better distinguish the passage of horizontal axis delimited between the two gripper rollers ⁇ ment adjacent;
- Figure 11 is a section along XI-XI of Figure 3, and Figure 12 a detail section on a larger scale similar to that of Figure 8;
- - Figure 13 is a detail view showing the stop of the advancement of the sheath on the object, just before the sheath cutting pass;
- - Figure 14 is a detail illustrating an object in a notch of the double barrel, coated with a sheath section with a section in the form of ace of diamonds;
- - Figure 15 is a detail view illustrating a preferred embodiment of the sheath cutting means
- - Figure 16 is a detail view illustrating a variant in which the downstream end of the upstream torpedo has a smooth double bevel defined by two added inserts.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate a machine 1 for laying thermoretractal plastic sleeves on objects from a continuous sheath wound flat, arranged in accordance with the invention.
- This machine comprises an overall frame 2 surmounted by a glazed compartment 3 in which are arranged all the mechanical members ensuring the supply of the objects, as well as the horizontal transfer of a continuous sheath wound flat with progressive advance for the wrapping each individual object and cutting the sheath to form a section of sheath or sleeve.
- a control cabinet 4, supported by a pivoting console 5 allows the operator to monitor the various parameters of the laying machine, and possibly to modify certain settings of the operating cycle.
- the object received in two aligned notches 9 of the double barrel 7 then progresses due to the rotation of the double barrel, and arrives at a station 11 for controlling the presence of an object (for example provided by means of an optical sensor), then at a station 12 which is the basic station in advance of sheath and cutting to define a section of sheath or sleeve covering the object 10.
- the object 10 coated with its sleeve then continues its circular path to arrive at a lower guide 13 which prevents it from falling, until that it reaches an outlet chute 14, arranged here at the level of the axis of the double barrel 7, the object coated with its sleeve then falling on a conveyor 16 which moves horizontally as shown diagrammatically by the arrow 200.
- the objects 10 coated with their sleeve which are deposited on the conveyor 16 then pass individually at a tunnel retraction 17 equipped with heating elements (not shown here), for example infrared elements, in order to carry out the retraction of each sleeve on the associated object.
- the objects coated with their retracted sleeve are collected in a tank 18.
- FIG. 2 makes it possible to better distinguish a continuous sheath 20, wound flat by forming a reserve reel 21 mounted on a fixed support 22, which is unwound from this reel passing over different rollers to arrive at a station 12 of horizontal sheath transfer.
- a sheath drive there is provided a sheath drive means 90 with two motorized rollers 25, 26, the drive of which is ensured by a belt 27 passing around the output shaft of a drive motor 28.
- the sheath is then pinched between the two rollers 25, 26 between two torpedoes constituting the horizontal shaping mandrel.
- the sheath arrives at the transfer station 12, after having passed between two guide rollers 29 here with a vertical axis, in a still flattened position, the section of the sheath then extending in a substantially vertical plane.
- a cutting means 30, which will be described in more detail below, is arranged at the outlet of this transfer station 12, in the vicinity of the double barrel 7, in order to cut the end of the sheath threaded on the object, to define a section of sheath or sleeve.
- the sheath drive means 90 and its two motorized rollers 25, 26 are in this case mounted on a support frame 23 arranged in the form of a turret secured to a fixed cross member 24, being able to pivot about an axis vertical 19.
- a pivoting assembly allows overall lateral clearance of the drive means 90. This is very advantageous in practice, because an operator can intervene quickly and easily, thanks to the clear access to the components of the drive means. drive, for a cleaning or maintenance operation, or to change the size of the sheath. Once the operation has been carried out, the operator brings the mobile assembly back to its operating position, and the assembly returns directly to the position of alignment with the object.
- This swivel mount allows more opportunities for rapid, realized a very compact ⁇ laying machine drive means.
- the laying machine comprises a shaping mandrel over which the sheath to open, a means of driving the sheath using motorized rollers which cooperate with an associated part of the shaping mandrel to thread onto an object the open end of the sheath, and a cutting means intervening between the shaping mandrel and the object support barrel to form a sleeve associated with said object.
- the shaping mandrel 40 of the laying machine according to the invention is however arranged in a very particular way as will now be described.
- the shaping mandrel 40 is in fact substantially horizontal (with reference to its axis 100) and comprises two coaxial torpedoes 41, 42 linked together by a wired central element 43.
- upstream and downstream are used here with reference to the direction of travel of the sheath, which is shown diagrammatically on the Figures 3 and 4 by arrow 101.
- the wire element 43 which is for example constituted by a flexible steel wire of approximately 1 mm in diameter, is anchored at its two ends 52, 53 in the torpedoes 41, 42.
- the end 52 is a end olive which allows an anchoring in abutment by natural wedging, while the end 53 is fixed by an anchoring which is releasable.
- a releasable anchoring system using a clamping jaw 54 with conical outer surface, bearing against a stop cone 55, as well as a clamping sleeve 56 engaged in an associated through thread 57 of the downstream torpedo 42.
- the downstream end 45 of the upstream torpedo 41 and the upstream end 46 of the downstream torpedo 42 are shaped to have a smooth double bevel.
- the double bevels denoted 48 and 49 of the upstream 41 and downstream torpedoes 42 are formed of inclined plane facets arranged symmetrically with respect to a median plane passing through the wire element 43 and tangent to the rollers 25, 26.
- the smooth double bevel 48 of the upstream torpedo is formed by two inclined plane facets, for example by an angle of the order of 30 °, and the two pinch rollers 25, 26 pass tangentially over this smooth double bevel .
- FIG. 16 illustrates such a variant and shows an end 45 of the upstream torpedo 41 fitted with plates 75, which are preferably interchangeable, the free faces of which constitute the inclined plane facets which cooperate with the pinch rollers 25, 26
- plates 75 can be made of any suitable material, such as plastic or ceramic.
- the surface condition is then perfectly controlled at the level of the double bevel smooth 48.
- the pair of smooth chamfers of the downstream torpedo 49 is in turn formed by two facets more weakly INCLI ⁇ born.
- each torpedo 41, 42 of the shaping mandrel 40 rests freely on an associated V-shaped support 60, the two drive rollers 25, 26 being arranged between these two V-shaped supports.
- the section in FIG. 7 and the detail in FIG. 8 make it possible to better distinguish one of these supports 60, with its V-shaped facets denoted 60.1 for perfect axial centering of the torpedoes.
- the supports 60 are here supplemented by an upper stop 61 avoiding the lifting of the torpedo 41.
- a longitudinal notch 60.2 at the bottom of the V-shaped groove of each support 60 This notch facilitates the passage of the lower fold of the sheath at the bottom of the groove, and significantly reduces friction, so that it is possible to tow the sheath more freely, without the risk of wrinkling thereof.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 also show the presence, on the torpedo 41, of two planar lateral facets 58, substantially perpendicular to the plane of gripping of the continuous sheath between the two rollers 25, 26.
- planar lateral facets 58 make it possible to avoid a excessive lateral support of the sheath, which is particularly advantageous when the sheath is coated with a special varnish or the like on its internal face.
- the sheath 20 passing over the insertion pallet 44 is flat, but it opens gradually by passing over the main part of the upstream torpedo 41, the section of which is substantially circular. Although this is not shown in Figures 7 and 8, the sheath will in practice have a slight bending at the top and bottom of the sheath which results from its initial flattened shape.
- the two adjacent pinch rollers 25, 26 are arranged symmetrically on either side of the wire element 43 of the horizontal shaping mandrel 40, and each roller 25, 26 has a peripheral groove 65, 66 complementary to that of the other roller 26, 25 in order to form a passage 67 of horizontal axis for said wire element. As can be seen in FIG.
- the adjacent pinching rollers 25, 26 also pass in the vicinity of the bevelled smooth edges of the torpedoes 41, 42, that is to say inclined plane facets 48 of the upstream torpedo 41 and 49 downstream torpedo 42.
- the sheath 20 passing over the upstream torpedo 41 and arriving at the level of the double smooth bevel 48 is then pinched by the two rollers 25, 26 which flatten the sheath on the wire element 43 while transferring it horizontally, and the sheath is in no way blocked on this wire element, thanks to the presence of the peripheral grooves 65, 66 which define the passage 67.
- FIG. 9 there are also the housings 62, 63 carrying the rollers 25, 26, and , on the other side of these housings, the pulleys 64 on which the aforementioned transmission belt 27 passes, serving to rotate the rollers 25, 26.
- rollers 25, 26 The arrangement of the rollers 25, 26 is shown in more detail in FIG. 10.
- the rollers 25, 26 are in contact with each other on either side of their peripheral groove 65, 66.
- the two pinch rollers 25, 26 will be coated an elastomer on their periphery, for example polyurethane of adequate hardness.
- the peripheral groove 65, 66 of at least one of the two pinch rollers 25, 26 may be of trapezoidal shape as illustrated in FIG. 10 (it will of course be possible to provide a different shape, including a shape in traditional V).
- These two grooves 65, 66 then have two inclined facets 68, 69, the inclination being symmetrical relative to the median plane denoted P of the two rollers 25, 26, forming a V of approximately 60 ° opening.
- These facets 68, 69 participate in the overall guidance, and avoid any lateral offset of the sheath in movement which passes over the wire element 43. It will also be noted the presence of chamfers 70, 71 on the end edges of the rollers 25 , 26. These chamfers 70, 71 make it possible to avoid excessive crushing of the sheath 20, which would create a fold in the vicinity of the edges of said sheath, the significant marking of which would be difficult to remove during the retraction of the sleeve on the object.
- the wire element 43 remains positioned in the median plane P, thanks to the correct positioning of the upstream 41 and downstream torpedoes 42 forming the horizontal shaping mandrel 40.
- FIGS. 11 and 12 make it possible to distinguish plane lateral facets 59 also provided on the downstream torpedo 42 to avoid excessive friction, in the same way as the facets 58 of the upstream torpedo 41.
- the sheath which passes horizontally between the supports 60, 61 and the downstream torpedo 42 will in reality have a slight bending along four edges giving it a section in ace of diamonds.
- the upper and lower folds correspond to the passage of the sheath on the insertion pallet 44, and the two lateral folds correspond to the passage between the two pinch rollers 25, 26 adjacent.
- the form of ace of diamonds for the section of the sheath 20 is advantageous insofar as the quadrilateral thus formed just passes over the section of the object 10 to be coated by sliding lightly on this object. This is favorable for obtaining a very precise axial and transverse positioning of the sleeve on the object.
- the retraction call is limited, insofar as the sheath tangents the object to be coated at four lateral zones, the retraction call mainly concerning the four slightly marked edges.
- the circular shape of the outlet section of the downstream torpedo 42 is naturally only an example, and other specific shapes (square, diamond or ellipse) can be provided depending on the shape of the object concerned, in order to produce a preform of the sheath at the outlet of the former which is perfectly adapted to the section of the object. This facilitates precise positioning, and allows high installation rates that can exceed two hundred sleeves installed per minute.
- FIG. 3 there is also shown a cutting means 30, consisting of a blade 31 mounted on an arm 32 which rotates about a horizontal axis 32 ', being driven by an associated motor 33.
- the plane denoted 50 passage of the rotating blade 31 will in practice be directly adjacent to the straight edge 51 of the downstream torpedo 42, which participates in the development of a precise cut without folding the sheath during this cutting phase.
- the continuous sheath 20 extends beyond the straight edge 51 of the downstream torpedo 42, to thread onto the object 10 to be coated, and this over a length predetermined in advance (which can even go to the total length of the object).
- the drive of the motorized rollers 25, 26 is stopped, and the cutting takes place, at the level of the cutting plane 50.
- the detail in FIG. 14 makes it possible to clearly distinguish the element 10 received in a notch 9 of the double barrel 7, with the sheath 20 in the form of an ace of diamonds which covers it.
- the sheath section thus separated forms a sleeve 80 which is intended to be then retracted on the object 10 at the level of the retraction tunnel 17 of the laying machine.
- the cutting means 30, with its blade 31 carried by a rotating arm 32 of horizontal axis 32 'parallel to the axis of the torpedoes 41, 42, said means preferably being, as has been described above, positioned so that its blade 31 shaves the straight edge 51 of the downstream end 47 of the downstream torpedo 42.
- the cutting blade 31 has two straight cutting edges, noted 31.1, 31.2 joining at an attack edge noted 31.3.
- the two cutting edges 31.1, 31.2 are preferably substantially perpendicular, and arranged so that the leading edge 31.3 contacts a top of the sheath 20 in the vicinity of a bending angle of the latter resulting from the passage of said sheath on the insertion pallet 44 or between the two pinching rollers 25, 26.
- an arrangement of the two cutting edges 31.1, 31.2 has been illustrated, with an attack at the level of the upper folding angle 20 'of the sheath 20, but it goes without saying that one could provide an attack from another angle of folding.
- This arrangement of the cutting edges and the leading edge of the blade 31 makes it possible to make an extremely satisfactory cut of the sheath 20 thanks to the massive effect of the percussion exerted on the level of the bending angle 20 ′, and immediately followed by a cut of the upper left edge of the sheath produced by the edge 31.1 of the blade, simultaneously with the progressive attack on the upper right edge and then on the lower right edge by the edge cutting 31.2.
- This progressive double cutting is carried out without folding, with a shearing effect which is extremely favorable for the sharpness of the cutting of the wall of the sheath.
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