EP1180071B1 - Method of creasing a packaging laminate, a packaging laminate and a packaging - Google Patents
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- EP1180071B1 EP1180071B1 EP00937443A EP00937443A EP1180071B1 EP 1180071 B1 EP1180071 B1 EP 1180071B1 EP 00937443 A EP00937443 A EP 00937443A EP 00937443 A EP00937443 A EP 00937443A EP 1180071 B1 EP1180071 B1 EP 1180071B1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D5/00—Rigid or semi-rigid containers of polygonal cross-section, e.g. boxes, cartons or trays, formed by folding or erecting one or more blanks made of paper
- B65D5/42—Details of containers or of foldable or erectable container blanks
- B65D5/4266—Folding lines, score lines, crease lines
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B31—MAKING ARTICLES OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER; WORKING PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
- B31F—MECHANICAL WORKING OR DEFORMATION OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
- B31F1/00—Mechanical deformation without removing material, e.g. in combination with laminating
- B31F1/08—Creasing
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B31—MAKING ARTICLES OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER; WORKING PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
- B31B—MAKING CONTAINERS OF PAPER, CARDBOARD OR MATERIAL WORKED IN A MANNER ANALOGOUS TO PAPER
- B31B50/00—Making rigid or semi-rigid containers, e.g. boxes or cartons
- B31B50/25—Surface scoring
- B31B50/252—Surface scoring using presses or dies
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- the present invention relates to a method of creasing a packaging laminate manufactured from cellulose fibres, which packaging laminate comprises a bulk promoting layer, here denoted bulk layer, which consists of a network structure of cellulose fibres, and on at least one side of the bulk layer at least one side layer, the side layer and bulk layer being directly or indirectly joined to each other over essentially their entire surfaces facing each other.
- a bulk promoting layer here denoted bulk layer
- the side layer and bulk layer being directly or indirectly joined to each other over essentially their entire surfaces facing each other.
- a material which normally consists of a packaging laminate is creased, whereby a creasing device is being used to make an indentation in the material.
- Said creasing device may be shaped as a thin ruler with a rounded, smooth edge, or as a grooving wheel with a rounded, smooth edge, which presses the material down in a carefully formed indentation in a matrix. By this indentation, the material is weakened in a so called crease line.
- laminate material is transferred out of the plane of the laminate, whereby a projection is formed at the crease line on one side of the laminate, namely the opposite side to the side on which the indentation has been made.
- the crease line acts as a folding impression in order to make possible a straight folding of the material to a desired angle, which usually is 90°, but also other angles, e.g. 180° may occur.
- a desired angle which usually is 90°, but also other angles, e.g. 180° may occur.
- Different geometries of the crease ruler or the like and the matrix are used for different material qualities (corresponding to different laminate qualities and laminate types) of different material properties, in order to obtain a folding impression which is as well defined as possible. What is usually varied is the thickness of the ruler or some other creasing device, the width of the indentation in the matrix or the creasing depth, i.e. how deep the creasing device is pressed.
- a conventional folding is characterised by folding away from the side in which the indentation in the material has been done. Thereby, a bulge is formed on the inside of the angle formed in connection with the folding. At a folding of e.g. 180° this will mean that the folded laminate will exhibit a thickness which is more than twice the thickness of the double laminate. Also at smaller angles, such creasing and folding will lead to a bulge which extends along the crease line on the inside of the angle.
- the reason for a bulge being formed when folding a conventional laminate is that a compression fracture is initiated on the side of the laminate which is subjected to compression at the folding.
- the compression fracture grows by the act of folding compressing the projection formed by the creasing ruler into a bulge. Due to the collection of material in the folding line, the laminate has a tendency to spring back to its original planar shape. This means that the folding edges easily becomes rounded, especially in connection with being subjected to a load, e.g. as a hand grip is taken on a packaging of parallelepiped shape or at stacking several packagings on top of each other.
- problems and disadvantages in connection with conventional creasing of a conventional laminate are transfer of material out of the plane and/or a material transfer to the folding line, which results in a bulge and in an increased thickness of the folded laminate, but also problems related thereto in that the folding line, due to the deformations, will not be perfectly straight, which besides from being an aesthetic deficiency, will result in differently shaped packagings which are to be stacked side by side or on top of each other.
- the deformations in the folding line may also serve as fractural impressions in possible barrier layers or film layers consisting for example of aluminium film, plastic film, lacquer or the like. If e.g.
- a film has been applied on one side of the laminate, and the film material is more brittle than the paperboard of the laminate, a bulge or some other irregularity which occurs at the folding, may initiate a crack in the film layer.
- Exclusive paperboard qualities which possibly require printing or a surface finish of high quality, may be coated, printed with a dark colour, lacquered or the like. Thereby, an impression by a crease ruler may result in damages in the surface coating, which may be taken for cracks that expose the underlying fibre material, when the folding is performed away from the crease ruler indentation.
- SE 432 918 Another known method, which aims at lessening the effect of bulge formation, is presented in SE 432 918, in which assisting crease lines are used in orderto transfer material from the crease line itself.
- EP 565 013 which relates to another kind of problem, a material consisting of several layers is described, a core being formed by pressed, shredded paper. It is also shown that the material may be provided with a number of grooves, which makes it flexible and whereby it can be used for the wrapping of objects of differing shape. Accordingly, the document does not relate to packagings formed by folding and does not show crease lines or a creasing method, in the established sense of the word.
- EP 484 726 there is described how a foamed or expanded binding agent is compressed at folding, in order to lessen elongation stresses in a layer of aluminium foil.
- EP 546 956 there is described a material which exhibits a centre layer of expanded cellulose fibres, which is stated to give an improved workability.
- FR 1,341,855 describes a laminate of corrugated paperboard, which of course does consist of cellulose fibres, but which differs from the laminate according to the present invention in that the bulk layer not is formed by a network structure of cellulose fibres, which is joined with a side layer of cellulose fibres over essentially their entire surfaces facing each other.
- Fig. 2a-b in FR 1,341,855 there is shown prior art in relation to that application, which is stated to give problems with damages and deformations.
- the creasing according to Fig. 2a-b is presented as the method which results in the problems.
- Fig. 3a-b there is shown a conventional creasing, which is stated to be somewhat better than the one shown in Fig. 2a-b, but the solution according to the invention ofFR 1,341,855 instead consists of what is shown in Fig. 4a-c, i.e. a "creasing" where the outermost layer is cut through/perforated.
- the present invention aims at providing a creasing method for packaging laminates manufactured from cellulose fibres, which packaging laminate comprises a bulk promoting layer, here denoted bulk layer, and on at least one side of the bulk layer at least one side layer, side layer and bulk layer being joined together directly or indirectly, over essentially their entire surfaces facing each other, which method aims at avoiding the above problems.
- the invention also relates to a packaging laminate, and a packaging which has been manufactured by folding such a laminate.
- the laminate is preferably used as a material for the packing of liquid and solid food and also for the packing of industrial goods and other merchandise, or as an intermediate product for the manufacturing of such material or other end products.
- the creasing method is performed by aid of a creasing device which is pressed down into the laminate in a first side thereof, and by use of a planar holding-on tool on the opposite side of the laminate.
- the holding-on tool may consist of one and the same planar and stable support, for all different types of crease lines.
- the creasing device according to the invention is used on a packaging laminate in which the bulk layer consists to 40-95 % of cellulose fibres with a freeness of 550-950 ml CSF, the side layer(s) having a greater density than the bulk layer, and the laminate having a bending stiffness index greater than 2.5 Nm 7 /kg 3 , but less than 14 Nm 7 /kg 3 , calculated as a geometric mean value for machine and transverse direction.
- the side layer(s) is/are arranged on said first side of the laminate, whereby in the method, said side layer is brought to sink into the bulk layer in the crease line, and whereby the laminate on the opposite side to the sunk down side layer(s) remains essentially planar in the area of the crease line.
- the bulk layer is compressed in the crease line, which constitutes a great advantage.
- the compression achieves a weakening in the network structure which is formed by the single cellulose fibres in the bulk layer.
- this weakening in the network structure it can not withstand the compression load which is achieved by the side layer, when this in turn is subjected to a compression load in connection with a subsequent folding in the crease line. This will result in the side layer sinking into the bulk layer.
- problems with formation of bulges, delamination and the possible formation of cracks in the side layers are avoided in a subsequent folding, which problems arise in connection with a conventional creasing method.
- the compressing behaviour of the bulk layer is achieved if an especially preferred laminate, which is described in the parallel patent application SE-AO-9802967-1, is used in the invention.
- the bulk layer essentially or entirely consists of a sheet of paper or paperboard, which is separately formed from cellulose fibres, in order to thereafter be laminated to the side layer(s), or is formed directly on the side layer(s).
- wet laying or dry laying of the bulk layer may be used.
- At least 60 % of the bulk layer consists of fibres with a freeness value greater than 600 ml CSF, the laminate having a bending stiffness index greater than 3.0 Nm 7 /kg 3 , or more preferred at least 60 % of the bulk layer consists of fibres with a freeness value greater than 650 ml CSF, most preferred at least 700, but less than 850 ml CSF, the laminate having a bending stiffness index greater than 4.0 Nm 7 /kg 3 . It is especially preferred that the laminate has a bending stiffness index greater than 5.0 Nm 7 /kg 3 .
- the bulk layer has a density of 50-300 kg/m 3 , preferably 70-200 kg/m 3 and even more preferred 100-180 kg/m 3 .
- the side layer preferably has a density which is at least twice as big, preferably at least three times as big and most preferred at least four times as big as the density of the bulk layer, the side layer suitably having a density of 300-1500 kg/m 3 , preferably 400-850 kg/m 3 .
- the bulk layer suitably has a basis weight of 30-300 g/m 2 , preferably 40-120 g/m 2 , the side layer(s) suitably having a basis layer of 20-150 g/m 2 and the laminate suitably having a basis weight of 50-500 g/m 2 , preferably 90-200 g/m 2 .
- Said bulk layer with a low density may advantageously be manufactured by dry laying or wet laying of a chemi-thermomechanical pulp (CTMP) or some other "mechanical" pulp based on softwood, e.g. TMP, with a high freeness.
- CTMP chemi-thermomechanical pulp
- TMP softwood
- dry laying is preferable, whereby any known technique may be used, but independent of the laying technique, the freeness of the pulp should be greater than 550 CSF, preferably greater than 600 CSF and more preferred greater than 650 CSF, most preferably greater than 700 CSF.
- a high freeness in the fibre material for said first layer ensures that the sheet may be pressed in connection with dewatering and consolidation of the sheet, without the density increasing to an undesired degree.
- fibre raw materials too with a high wet resiliency may, to a certain degree, be part of the bulk layer, e.g. chemically crosslinked fibres, which most often exhibit low dewatering resistance and high resiliency after wet pressing, but are not preferred, at least of cost reasons.
- fibre raw materials are synthetic fibres, e.g. polyester, polyeten and polypropylene fibres, which also exhibit a low dewatering resistance and a high resiliency in a wet state.
- the raw material for the layer of low density for the bulk layer which normally shall form an intermediate layer in the laminate, is chosen entirely or essentially from mechanically produced, so called high yield pulps, i.e. pulps with at least 75%, suitably at least 80% wood yield, as for example CTMP and TMP pulps essentially based on softwood, providing that the pulps have the above specified freeness values.
- broke is defined as a classed-down product of the paper or paperboard laminate, which has been slushed in a pulper and exhibiting mainly separated fibres.
- the bulk layer also comprises at least one binding agent, preferably a latex binder, in a content of 1-30%, preferably 5-30%, even more preferred 7-30% and most preferred 10-20% of the weight of the laminate, calculated as dry weight.
- at least one binding agent preferably a latex binder
- the side layers consists of bleached or unbleached chemical sulphate, sulphite or organosolv cellulose pulp, which is preferably produced from a cellulose raw material consisting mainly of softwood and/or hardwood.
- the side layers may also comprise one or more barrier layers, such as e.g. layers of metal foil, preferably aluminium foil, polymeric film, metallised polymeric film or lacquer.
- barrier layers such as e.g. layers of metal foil, preferably aluminium foil, polymeric film, metallised polymeric film or lacquer.
- an outermost layer, on the obverse side of the laminate may consist of a film of any of the just mentioned materials, with a high finish.
- Yet another advantage of the invention in connection with the forming of a packaging by folding a laminate provided with crease lines according to the invention, is that the folding may be performed either towards or away from the indentation which forms the crease line.
- the folding must always take place away from the indentation which has been done by the creasing device.
- a folding towards the indentation will result in a great advantage, especially in connection with laminates having a surface finish which is easily damaged and having high demands on the surface properties on the obverse side, which may then be creased from the back side instead.
- Fig. 1A-D illustrates a conventional packaging laminate being creased by a conventional creasing method, the creasing of a paperboard laminate by a crease ruler against a matrix (Fig. 1A), the problems of prior art according to the above being illustrated: the permanent deformation out of the plane after a conventional creasing (Fig. 1B), the formation of a bulge/delamination in the folding line (Fig. 1C) and the permanent increase in thickness at a folding to 180° (Fig. 1D).
- Fig. 2 is showing an initial compression fracture in the side layer which is exposed to a compression load in connection with a conventional creasing. The compression fracture will then grow to a formation of a bulge according to Fig. 1C.
- a creasing method for a packaging laminate comprises a bulk promoting layer 1, a side layer 2b on a first side of the laminate and two side layers 2a, 3 on a second side of the laminate.
- the outermost side layer 3 on the second side of the laminate consists, in the shown embodiment, of an exclusive surface layer with a high finish.
- the laminate is being creased by a creasing device 6, whereby there is formed a crease line 4, and whereby the bulk layer is brought to exhibit a compression 5 in the area of the crease line 4.
- the side layer 2b is brought to sink down into the bulk layer 1.
- the laminate including the side layers 2a and 3 is planar, thanks to the holding-on tool 7 used in connection with the creasing method being planar.
- Fig. 4 there is shown how a 90° folding has been performed in the crease line 4.
- the folding has been performed towards the layer 2b sunk down side in the first side of the laminate.
- the exclusive and brittle side layer 3 will not be damaged neither in connection with the creasing, nor in connection with the folding.
- a bulge or similar deformation most beneficially, is not formed at the folding line, nor that a delamination or formation of cracks occurs.
- Fig. 5 is a microscopy photography showing how the side layer of the especially preferred laminate has sunk down into the bulk layer.
- the figure illustrates the principle of the invention, as has been outlined in Fig. 4.
- the side layer in some cases may be excluded on the side of the laminate which is creased by the creasing device, whereby the bulk layer is compressed without a side layer sinking down into it.
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SE9902010A SE521319C2 (sv) | 1999-06-01 | 1999-06-01 | Bigningsförfarande för förpackningslaminat, förpackningslaminat, samt förpackning |
PCT/SE2000/001048 WO2000076759A1 (en) | 1999-06-01 | 2000-05-24 | Method of creasing a packaging laminate, a packaging laminate and a packaging |
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