EP2743195A1 - Étiqueteuse à colle humide - Google Patents

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EP2743195A1
EP2743195A1 EP13197288.7A EP13197288A EP2743195A1 EP 2743195 A1 EP2743195 A1 EP 2743195A1 EP 13197288 A EP13197288 A EP 13197288A EP 2743195 A1 EP2743195 A1 EP 2743195A1
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franz-Josef Gehling
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C3/00—Labelling other than flat surfaces
    • B65C3/06—Affixing labels to short rigid containers
    • B65C3/08—Affixing labels to short rigid containers to container bodies
    • B65C3/14—Affixing labels to short rigid containers to container bodies the container being positioned for labelling with its centre-line vertical
    • B65C3/16—Affixing labels to short rigid containers to container bodies the container being positioned for labelling with its centre-line vertical by rolling the labels onto cylindrical containers, e.g. bottles
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/08—Label feeding
    • B65C9/10—Label magazines
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/20—Gluing the labels or articles
    • B65C9/22—Gluing the labels or articles by wetting, e.g. by applying liquid glue or a liquid to a dry glue coating
    • B65C9/2247—Gluing the labels or articles by wetting, e.g. by applying liquid glue or a liquid to a dry glue coating using liquid rollers or bands
    • B65C9/2256—Applying the liquid on the label
    • B65C9/2265—Applying the liquid on the label continuously, i.e. an uninterrupted film
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/26—Devices for applying labels
    • B65C9/30—Rollers

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  • the invention relates to a labeling machine according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • the invention has for its object to improve a generic wet glue labeling machine to the effect that this has a high performance, ie the labeling of the largest possible number of containers within a given time, and at the same time to ensure a precise alignment of the labels on the respective container ,
  • the invention proposes in other words, the labels by means of a transport station first from the magazine to the gluing station respectively.
  • the transport path gives the possibility of first aligning the labels removed from the magazine before they reach the gluing station.
  • the transport station on a guide member, so that the removed from the magazine label passes against this guide element and is automatically guided by this guide member in a predetermined position, so that it later defined aligned to the labeling reaches and accordingly in a correct, predetermined orientation can be attached to the container.
  • the labeling station is designed as a labeling roller, ie a roller rotating about an upright axis, which rests on the label with its front side and which in turn transmits this label with its glued rear side onto the container.
  • the feed unit which brings the container to the labeling station, is designed according to the proposal as a rotary, on which the containers are guided in an arc.
  • the entire arrangement of the wet glue labeling machine is free of gripper cylinders, so that on the one hand air turbulence can be avoided, which are caused by gripper cylinder and which can adversely affect the correct positioning of the labels.
  • the maximum possible length of a label is limited by the geometry of the gripper cylinder, while in the proposed wet glue labeling machine longer labels can be processed than they can be processed with most gripper cylinders.
  • precise synchronization of all involved components of the labeling machine with a time-consuming conversion of the machine is connected, while the proposed configured wet glue labeling machine can be adapted to different label sizes quickly and comparatively uncomplicated with a considerably lower cost.
  • the labeling roller is advantageously not simply designed as a pressure roller, but rather as a so-called vacuum roller, so as a roller which is provided with suction channels and can be sucked by means of a vacuum source.
  • the vacuumed roll ensures safe handling of the labels, reliably maintaining their alignment. Since no oscillating parts are used, but the labeling roll can be driven continuously, a high performance of the labeller and gentle handling of the labels is supported.
  • the labeling roller may advantageously have a width of at most 60 mm.
  • width refers to the straight-line dimension of its circumferential dimensions, that is, in the case of a horizontally arranged labeling roller, the height over which its peripheral surface receiving the label extends.
  • a narrow width of at most 60 mm ensures that even smaller labels cover the labeling roll over a large area, so that if the labeling roll is configured as a vacuum roll as mentioned, a large part of the suction openings is reliably covered by the label.
  • the width of the labeling roller can even be limited to 50 mm, so that this makes the labeling roller suitable for even smaller labels.
  • labels with a width of only 50 mm can also be used to process labels from 100 mm to approx. 150 mm wide. without jeopardizing the precise alignment of the labels when they are applied to the container.
  • the support roller may be configured as a small roller, and it may be provided, approximately following the circumference of the labeling roll, a plurality of such small support rollers.
  • the support roller rotates about the same axis as the labeling, and just as advantageous can also be provided that it also has approximately the same diameter as the labeling.
  • labeling roller is designed as a vacuum roller
  • the use of one or more support rollers makes it unnecessary to replace the vacuum roller with a larger width, which would possibly necessitate a different tuning of the intake system. Rather, it has been found in practical trials that even the support effect of not vacuumed support rollers is sufficient to prevent fluttering or slipping of extra wide labels, so that with the still unchanged Etikettierrolle, just by adding the support rollers, easily and especially large label widths can be processed.
  • label width refers to the dimension of the labels, which extends in the same direction as the "width" of the labeling roll.
  • the reliable conditioning of the label on the container can be improved by one or more coating rollers, which are downstream of the labeling and which the label, which had previously been moved by the labeling with its glued back on the container, continue to press on the container and, for example ensure that the label is completely flat on the surface of the container.
  • the above-mentioned transport station allow a gentle and thereby the reliable orientation of the label causing label transport by having two opposing band elements, which are driven circumferentially and form a proper transport chute between them, in which the label is transported.
  • Each of these two band elements thus forms a kind of side wall of this transport shaft, and since the two band elements rotate in opposite directions, the two side walls of the transport shaft move in the same direction, namely in the transport direction in which the label is to be promoted.
  • a conveyor belt is provided, on which the label stands up with its lower edge. With sufficient length of the transport station, the label alone due to gravity comes down until it rests on the conveyor belt, so that in this way a precise orientation of the label is given before it is glued.
  • the transport station has a veritable guide member for the label, which guides the label within the transport station in a specific orientation.
  • the required length of the transport station can be shortened because there is no need to provide a sufficient transport path that would be required for solely gravity-assisted alignment of the label.
  • the labels always reliably directed to their desired orientation are, for example, dependent on different types of materials different labels, or influenced by different climatic conditions within the labeling, which can vary, for example due to weather conditions and especially seasonal and different temperatures, humidities and the like cause as influencing variables, which may affect the handling of the labels.
  • said guide member is provided in the transport station, which directs the labels in the manner of a positive guidance in their respective desired orientation.
  • the guide member of the transport station is designed as a guide tongue, which extends obliquely in the transport direction, namely obliquely in the direction that reduces the distance between the label and the guide tongue, the farther the label is moved in the transport direction.
  • the guide tongue may be provided to allow the guide tongue to extend obliquely from top to bottom, so that in the above-described embodiment of the transport station with a lower conveyor belt, the label is guided downwards through the guide tongue, if it should go too high in the transport station until it gets up with its lower edge on the conveyor belt.
  • a defined alignment of all guided by the transport station labels is guaranteed, and then these defined aligned labels can be further processed while maintaining their predetermined orientation and applied in the desired predetermined orientation on the container.
  • the arrangement of two labels on the same container can be achieved by means of two labeling machines designed according to the proposal in a common labeling device. by connecting the two labeling rollers at different points to the same rotary machine, which transports the containers. In this way, both front labels and back labels can be attached to the same container with the same labeling.
  • the applied to the container label can be aligned very precisely by it is applied over a large area of the container. Assuming that a linear contact takes place between a container and a labeling roller, the label is also applied to the container only along this narrow line. Especially with longer labels, the problem can not be ruled out that the label undergoes a slight change in height, while it is applied to the container, so that it runs obliquely on the container. For example, labels that extend very far around the container and whose two ends almost touch or even overlap, such a skew takes effect in the form of a visible and undesirable offset at the two ends.
  • a very precise orientation of the label can be achieved by increasing the contact zone along which the label is applied to the container from a line to a surface.
  • a band can run around the labeling roller, the labeling roller serving as a first deflection roller for this band.
  • the tape also runs around a second guide roller, and the tape length between these two guide roller can, with appropriate positioning of the two pulleys the label in such a way that the label is pressed against the container and is therefore performed exactly over a comparatively long length.
  • the aforementioned band can be advantageously designed as a toothed belt, so that it is with a precisely determinable speed moved and, for example relative movements between the tape and the label can be avoided.
  • the belt can also be provided with suction channels. This allows the vacuum applied to the label roll to act on the label through the tape.
  • a vacuum source for example, a closed housing is provided, of which the band on the length on which it carries the label forms a kind of movable housing wall, so that a pressure prevailing in the housing negative pressure can act on the label by the tape.
  • the feed unit by means of which the containers are fed to a labeling station, can advantageously have a circular table which is rotatable about its center axis, so that it can be fitted continuously rotating with containers to be labeled and the labeled containers can be removed from this table.
  • the table has a plurality of container carriers, which are configured for example in the form of rotatable plates. On each plate can be put a container. While the rotational movement of the table allows the transport of the containers at one or more labeling stations along, the rotatability of the individual plates causes the containers are accessible all round and can be provided for example with a circumferential band or both front and back labels.
  • the plates can each have their own, individually controllable servo motor can be brought into the desired rotational position.
  • the plates can each have their own, individually controllable servo motor can be brought into the desired rotational position.
  • a support which carries one or more labeling stations and runs parallel to the edge of the table, for example, in the case of a circular table, a support sheet concentrically extending around the center of the table.
  • a toothing can advantageously be provided between the carrier and a labeling station, for example in the form of a toothed rail provided on the carrier and a motor-driven toothed wheel present on the labeling station so that the labeling station can be moved by a motor along the carrier.
  • a labeling station within a short time, and optionally several labeling stations simultaneously automatically be moved to the respective desired position.
  • the motors that drive the gears are designed as electric stepper motors, the position of the labeling station on the carrier can be determined very precisely and with high repeatability due to the teeth, which ensures a slip-free movement of the labeling station on the carrier.
  • the labeller can be quickly converted and adapted to a new labeling pattern, ie how many and how large labels are affixed to which parts of a bundle type should be.
  • corresponding programs can be stored in an electronic control, which relate to the settings for the positioning of the individual labeling stations.
  • the toothed rail provided on the carrier can advantageously be designed as a section of a toothed belt.
  • it can be easily laid along bends, for example on the mentioned carrier sheet, and it allows by their comparatively low acquisition and assembly costs an economical production of the labeling machine.
  • 1 in each case a total labeling machine referred to.
  • a magazine 2 In a magazine 2, a plurality of labels is stored.
  • a removal station 3 is provided, which is able to automatically remove a single label from the magazine 2 in a manner known per se by means of a vacuum gripper. This gripper moves the label and introduces it into a transport station 4.
  • the transport station 4 has a total of four deflection axes 5.
  • Two first deflection axes 5 are close to the removal station 3.
  • Two second, in Fig. 2 further right deflection axes 5 are further removed from the removal station 3.
  • These two right deflection axes 5 each have an upwardly projecting extension, with which in each case a drive belt 8 cooperates.
  • Each of the two drive belts 8 is in each case assigned a motor-driven drive wheel 9, around which the respective drive belt 8 rotates, so that by means of these two drive belts 8, the two deflection axes 5 are rotationally driven.
  • each two widely spaced deflection axes 5 a cooperating pair, so that each pair has a rotary drive deflection axis 5 as a drive axis.
  • a band element To each such a pair of deflection axes 5 extends a band element, which will be discussed later in more detail. Due to the closely spaced distance of the two pairs of deflection axes 5, it follows that the two band elements circulating about two deflection axes 5 each form a transport shaft 6 between them. In the transport shaft 6, the label is placed upright by means of the removal station 3, so that it rests with its lower edge on the bottom of the transport shaft 6. This floor is formed by a conveyor belt 7, which moves in the same direction in which the two adjacent portions of the mentioned belt elements move, which extend around the deflection axes 5 and form the two lateral walls of the transport shaft 6.
  • the transport shaft 6 has a length which is sufficiently dimensioned to bring the label in a desired orientation can.
  • a guide tongue is arranged in the transport shaft 6, which extends obliquely downwardly from above in the transport direction, so that labels are guided by the guide tongue down until they rise with their lower edge on the conveyor belt 7. This applies to labels that may be too high overall in the transport shaft 6 arrive, or labels that are inclined and either with its front or with its rear end protrude too high and thus fall against the guide tongue.
  • the guide tongue can be adjusted accordingly, so that it is ensured that the labels each stand with their lower edge on the conveyor belt 7 when they come out of the transport station 4.
  • a gluing station 10 is provided, where the back of the labels is provided with glue.
  • the labels run along a gluing roller 11 which is upright and provided with a plurality of grooves 12 over its height.
  • the labels are this Beleimungswalze 11 with their already provided with glue back on.
  • baffles 14 In the grooves 12 extending baffles 14, which ensure that a running along the gluing roller 11 label is removed from the gluing roller 11.
  • the edge of the baffles 14 adjacent to the label is bent and ensures that the guide plates 14 not only remove the label from the gluing roller 11 but also bring it to a labeling roller 15 with the glue-free front side of the label.
  • the labeling roller 15 is designed as a vacuum roller and has a plurality of suction channels 16, which open at the periphery of the labeling roller 15.
  • the labeling machine 1 has a feed unit 17, which is designed as a so-called rotary.
  • the feed unit 17 leads a multiplicity of merely indicated containers 18 to the labeling roller 15, for example bottles, cans or the like, so that the labeling machine 1 has a labeling station 19 in the region of the labeling roller 15, on which the containers 18 are provided with labels.
  • a number of coating rollers 20 is provided, which, seen in the conveying direction of the feed unit 17, the labeling roller 15 are connected downstream.
  • These painting rollers 20 are shown in a retracted position in the drawings. In contrast, they can be advanced and brought closer to the feed unit 17 and in particular in contact with the containers 18, so that the coating rollers 20 press the label applied to a container 18 and ensure its reliable seating on the container 18.
  • the labeling roller 15 has, as in particular Fig. 2 It can be seen, a comparatively small width, wherein the width of the labeling roller 15 is the measure by which extends its cylindrical peripheral surface in the height.
  • Fig. 2 shows in opposite Fig. 1
  • the design of the transport station 4 is particularly clear: similar to the already described glueing roller 11, the deflection axes 5 are provided with circumferential grooves. In these grooves each band elements are guided, wherein distributed over the height of a deflection axis 5 a plurality of such band elements are arranged.
  • the band elements are configured in the form of belts 21 with a round cross-section, and in each case two superimposed belts 21 are spaced apart, so that the contact surface between the respective band elements and the guided in the transport shaft 6 label is minimized.
  • Adhesion of the label to the belt elements of the transport station 4 is avoided in this way, so that an easy transfer from the transport station 4 to the gluing station 10 can take place, in which the label retains its previously assumed orientation and inclinations or other unwanted movements of the label, the could lead to a misalignment of the label on the container 18, to be avoided at this point.
  • the feed unit 17 shown in excerpts has an arcuate edge, and in fact the feed unit 17 is designed as a circular table which is rotatable about its central axis. Near the edge of the table are the container 18 or the places where can be located on the table 18, indicated by dash-dotted circles.
  • a circular table 22 has in its center a bearing 23 around which it is rotatably mounted.
  • a plurality of plates 24 is arranged, which are each designed as a turntable and rotatably mounted about its own central axis.
  • containers 18 can be turned off and rotated about its vertical axis, while they are guided by a rotational movement of the entire table 22 to the individual stations of the labeling machine 1.
  • the gluing station 10 is in Fig. 3 as in the embodiment of Fig. 1 and 2 designed so that it does not need to be discussed in detail.
  • the plates 24 are all driven in rotation.
  • separate drive motors can be provided for each individual plate 24, which can be controlled independently of each other.
  • all the plates 24 are rotated simultaneously and at the same speed by a central drive in rotation.
  • the label is not only pressed by means of a labeling roller 15 to the container 18. Rather, a longer guidance of the label is made possible by the fact that around the labeling roller 15 and a deflection roller 25, a pressure belt runs, which is designed as a toothed belt 26 and thus driven slip-free and the label leads accordingly precise.
  • the labeling roller 15 has as in the embodiment of Fig. 1 and 2 Suction channels 16, however, is provided in adaptation to the toothed belt 26 with a toothed surface.
  • the toothed belt 26 also has suction channels 16, which connect to the suction channels 16 of the labeling roller 15, so that the label is held securely by means of negative pressure when it is supplied to the container 18 and pressed against the container 18.
  • the label is guided not only by the labeling roller 15, but then along the entire path along which it has contact with the timing belt 26 and is pressed by the timing belt 26 to the container 18, a precise positioning of the label on the container 18 causes.
  • the label does not necessarily have to be held on the toothed belt 26 on this entire path length by means of negative pressure. Deviating from the illustrated embodiment, however, can also be provided to allow a suction effect of the toothed belt 26 on this entire path length.
  • the labeling roller 15, the guide roller 25 and the toothed belt 26 may be arranged in a housing, within which a negative pressure is built up, wherein the toothed belt 26 forms part of the outer wall of this housing.
  • the labeling station 19 or at least a part thereof, for example, a boom which carries the guide roller 25 may be pivotally mounted and spring loaded to be guided in its initial position, the in Fig. 3 is shown.
  • the labeling station 19 or the aforementioned boom dodge when a container 18 is guided against the toothed belt 26 so that the label is applied to the container 18 under a pressure determined by the spring force.
  • the timing belt 26 is, for example, a in Fig.
  • a carrier 27 is shown, which is designed as a carrier sheet, which runs concentrically around the center of the table 22 and is held by spacer struts 28 on a support or housing construction 29 of the labeling machine 1, so that the carrier sheet is parallel to the table edge. With the help of guide rollers 30 labeling stations can be moved along the carrier sheet.
  • Fig. 4 shows that the gluing station 10 and the labeling station 19 are combined into one arrangement. Such arrangements are shortened in practice also referred to simply as a labeling station, so that the respective gluing station 10 is not mentioned separately, but considered as part of such an arrangement or labeling station.
  • arrangement shown or labeling station has a total of four groups of guide rollers 30, with which they can be carried on a support 27 and moved along the carrier 27. It is envisaged to arrange a plurality of such or similar arrangements or labeling stations on a labeling machine 1, depending on the number of labels to be mounted on the container 18.

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