EP3135594A1 - Dispositif de transfert d'étiquettes pour un appareil d'étiquetage - Google Patents

Dispositif de transfert d'étiquettes pour un appareil d'étiquetage Download PDF

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EP3135594A1
EP3135594A1 EP15182377.0A EP15182377A EP3135594A1 EP 3135594 A1 EP3135594 A1 EP 3135594A1 EP 15182377 A EP15182377 A EP 15182377A EP 3135594 A1 EP3135594 A1 EP 3135594A1
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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
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/08—Label feeding
    • B65C9/18—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls
    • B65C9/1803—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels being cut from a strip
    • B65C9/1815—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels being cut from a strip and transferred by suction means
    • B65C9/1819—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels being cut from a strip and transferred by suction means the suction means being a vacuum drum
    • 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
    • B65C9/18—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls
    • B65C9/1865—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels adhering on a backing strip
    • B65C9/1876—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels adhering on a backing strip and being transferred by suction means
    • B65C9/188—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels adhering on a backing strip and being transferred by suction means the suction means being a vacuum drum
    • 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
    • B65C9/40—Controls; Safety devices
    • B65C9/42—Label feed control

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  • the present invention relates to a label transfer device for a labeling apparatus.
  • the present invention relates to a label transfer device comprising a transfer drum having an outer lateral surface for conveying labels retained on the outer lateral surface itself from a receiving position to an application position.
  • Labeling apparatuses for automatically attaching labels onto articles of all sort are well known in the art and their use is widespread in the packaging industry.
  • sleeve label One typical label type, used with a particular kind of articles, namely, beverage bottles or vessels, is the label commonly known as "sleeve label", which is formed in a tubular configuration and then applied onto the respective article. More specifically, the sleeve labels are wrapped around respective cylindrical article mandrel members conveying on top the articles to be labeled and then welded at their overlapping ends. At the end of the welding operation, the mandrel members are retracted so that the articles engage the corresponding tubular labels. A heat shrinking operation is then carried out to make the labels adhere onto the respective articles.
  • the labels are commonly transported by means of a label transfer device comprising a transfer drum.
  • each label of a succession of labels is attached on the outer surface of one respective article.
  • glue is supplied onto the back surface of the label itself.
  • the articles are typically carried by a conveying carrousel along an article path so as to advance towards an application position at which one respective label is stuck onto each article.
  • a web of labeling material is fed from a roll-feeding unit towards a label transfer device comprising a transfer drum.
  • the web of labeling material is advanced towards an outer lateral surface of the transfer drum.
  • the web of labeling material is brought into contact with cutting means of a cutting unit so as to cut the web of labeling material into labels of defined and appropriate lengths.
  • each label is retained on the outer lateral surface of the transfer drum and is conveyed, by rotation of the transfer drum around its axis towards the application position.
  • each label interacts with a gluing unit which applies glue, e.g. by means of a rotating glue roller tangentially cooperating with the transfer drum or by means of spray or injection systems working in a contact or non-contact manner, onto the back surface of the label. After that, the label can be stuck onto one respective article.
  • the labels are retained by respective retaining sections of the outer lateral surface of the transfer drum; these retaining sections are equally spaced angularly around the axis of the transfer drum and are separated from each other by respective transition sections, along which labels fed from the roll-feeding unit slide prior to reaching the respective retaining sections.
  • the outer lateral surface of the transfer drum comprise a plurality of suction holes that can be fluidically connected with a suction source.
  • the suction source comprises one single vacuum pumping unit having a plurality of pressure reducers and respective connecting means for connecting the pumping unit and the pressure reducers to the transfer drum for establishing the fluidic connection with the plurality of suction holes.
  • the label transfer device further comprises a stationary distributor plate and a wear plate rotatable around the axis of the transfer drum.
  • the distributor plate is provided with a plurality of air ports, each of which is connected to a respective pressure reducer by respective connecting means, such as pipes and tubes.
  • the air ports again are generally fluidically connected to one or more suction channels of the wear plate, which are fluidically connected to the suction holes of the transfer drum.
  • Number 1 in Figure 1 indicates as a whole a labeling apparatus, only partially shown to the extent that is necessary for the comprehension of the present invention.
  • Apparatus 1 is adapted to be used for handling, transferring and applying labels 2 to respective articles 3 or, more specifically, receptacles, such as bottles, as said articles 3 are advanced along an article path P.
  • apparatus 1 comprises a carrousel 4 configured to support a plurality of articles 3 on its periphery and to rotate the same along path P around an axis A of the carrousel itself.
  • Axis A preferably extends vertically and the path P is arc-shaped and extends horizontally.
  • Articles 3 can be rotated as they are advanced along the path P by carrousel 4 and as labels 2 are applied to the articles 3 themselves.
  • Apparatus 1 further comprises:
  • cutting unit 12 comprises:
  • glue application unit 13 preferably comprises a glue application roller 19 having an axis C parallel to axes A, B.
  • glue roller 19 is mounted to rotate about its axis C and has an outer cylindrical lateral surface, which is covered by melted glue continuously fed by a glue feeding system, known per se and not shown.
  • Glue roller 19 is adapted to spread a pattern of glue onto the backside of each label 2 advancing along path Q.
  • the pattern is provided on the side of the label 2 destined to be stuck to the surface of a respective article 3.
  • glue application unit 13 may comprise a spray or an injector system in place of the glue roller 19.
  • the glue pattern may comprise a layer of glue and/or one or more glue strips and/or one or more glue spots.
  • label transfer device 7 comprises:
  • distributor plate 24 has a substantially annular configuration; and is intersected by a transfer drum shaft 20a rotatable around axis D of transfer device 7.
  • transfer drum 20 is mounted to transfer drum shaft 20a and is arranged peripherally adjacent, preferably tangential, to rotary cutting drum 17 at receiving position 8, to glue application roller 19 at gluing position 14 and to carousel 4 at application position 9.
  • application position 9 is positioned at a given angular distance from receiving position 8 about the axis D of rotation of transfer drum 20.
  • outer lateral surface 21 of transfer drum 20 comprises a plurality of interaction elements 27, in particular pads. As shown in Figure 1 , interaction elements 27 are slightly protruding from outer lateral surface 21 and are designed to engage, in use, with the leading 2a and the trailing end portion 2b of one respective label 2.
  • Transfer drum 20 further presents a plurality of retaining sections 28, in the particular example three, each delimited by a pair of interaction elements 27 and adapted to retain the labels 2 during transport along path Q, in particular from receiving position 8 to application position 9.
  • retaining sections 28 of outer lateral surface 21 are equally spaced angularly around axis D of transfer drum 20 and are separated from each other by respective transition sections 29.
  • each transition section 29 extends between two respective retaining sections 28.
  • Each transition section 29 is adapted to permit one label 2 being fed from feeding unit 10 to slide prior to reaching the respective retaining section 28.
  • outer lateral surface 21 and in particular retaining sections 28, transition sections 29 and interaction elements 27 comprise a plurality of suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c selectively communicating with suction source 23.
  • suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c are configured to be fluidically connected in a selective manner to suction source 23 through air ports 25 of distributor plate 24.
  • transfer drum 20 has a plurality of internal passages 31 adapted to be fluidically connected to suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c and air ports 25.
  • suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c are configured to be fluidically connected in a selective manner to suction source 23 through air ports 25 and internal passages 31.
  • interaction elements 27 are configured to establish contact of leading end portion 2a and trailing end portion 2b of each label 2 retained on outer lateral surface 21 with glue application roller 19 during rotation of labels 2 along path Q at gluing position 14.
  • glue is transferred from glue application roller 19 onto the back surface of the leading and trailing end portions 2a, 2b of labels 2.
  • glue is applied on leading and trailing end portions 2a, 2b prior to reaching application position 9 at which, in use, first the back surface of leading end portion 2a of each label 2 gets into contact with one respective article 3; upon further advancement of the label 2 along path Q and rotation and further transport of the respective article 3 along path P, the label 2 is transferred to such article 3 and, finally, the back surface of the trailing end portion 2b is attached to the article 3 itself.
  • distributor plate 24 has a port plate 24a presenting air ports 25 and a structure plate 24b configured to carry port plate 24a.
  • distributor plate 24 has a two plate structure, but it must be understood that distributor plate 24 can be constructed as a single plate combining the features of port plate 24a and structure plate 24b.
  • label transfer device 7 further comprises a rotation plate 32, in particular a wear plate, mounted, in particular screwed to transfer drum 20 and placed adjacent to distributor plate 24.
  • rotation plate 32 has a substantially annular configuration and is intersected by transfer drum shaft 20a. Accordingly, rotation plate 32 is rotatable around rotation axis D of transfer drum 20.
  • distributor plate 24 and rotation plate 32 are placed so as to slightly contact each other.
  • rotation plate 32 comprises one or more air channels 33, in the specific example three, fluidically connected to air ports 25. Furthermore, air channels 33 are in fluidic connection with internal passages 31 of transfer drum 20.
  • suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c are configured to be fluidically connected in a selective manner to suction source 23 through air ports 25, internal passages 31 and air channels 33.
  • label transfer device 7 also comprises a support structure 34 for carrying on top distributor plate 24 and for supporting transfer drum shaft 20a.
  • Support structure 34 itself is supported in a known manner by portions of labeling apparatus 1 known as such and not illustrated.
  • support structure 34 comprises at least two longitudinal bars 34a disposed adjacent and parallel to each other and parallel to distributor plate 24. Furthermore, support structure 34 presents a carrier portion 34b mounted to longitudinal bars 34a and configured to carry distributor plate 24. Additionally, support structure 34 has a plurality of balancing means 34c, such as spring elements, adapted to allow for keeping slight contact between distributor plate 24 and rotation plate 32 under all working conditions and under rotational oscillations possibly occurring in use.
  • balancing means 34c such as spring elements
  • balancing means 34c are supported by carrier portion 34b and are interposed between carrier portion 34b and distributor plate 24.
  • distributor plate 24 is arranged so that support plate 24b is interposed between balancing means 34c and port plate 24a. More specifically, balancing means 34c are in contact with support plate 24b.
  • suction source 23 comprises one or more suction generation units 35, in the specific example six. It must be noted that advantageously suction source 23 comprises more than one suction generation unit 35 for taking into account varying phases of the transport of labels 2 from receiving position 8 to application position 9, as known in the state-of-the-art.
  • the intermediate phase it may be necessary to provide for a suction on the respective label 2 in the case that an article 3 is not present and the respective label 2 cannot be applied. Accordingly, in this case, the label 2 must be further retained on outer lateral surface 21 and further conveyed.
  • each one of the phases requires the application of different suction forces on the labels 2 and eventually it is sufficient to apply suction only to a fraction of suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c.
  • each suction generation unit 35 is configured to be fluidically connected to air ports 25. Additionally, each suction generation unit 35 is integrally mounted to distributor plate 24. In particular, “integrally mounted” means that each suction generation unit 35 is in direct contact with distributor plate 24 and is fluidically connected to air ports 25 without any further connecting means, such as tubing, pipes, hoses, etc.
  • Suction generation unit 35 comprises:
  • Discharge portion 37 is additionally adapted to reduce the noise level of suction generation unit 35.
  • discharge portion 37 is provided with a discharge channel 37a for discharging air from suction generation unit 35 surrounded by silencing means 37b.
  • label transfer device 7 comprises a fluidic line configured to connect suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c to discharge portion 37.
  • Suction generation unit 35 in particular main portion 36, comprises a constricted and narrowed section portion 38 being part of said fluidic line. Additionally, air ports 25 are parts of the above-mentioned fluidic line.
  • suction generation unit 35 is configured to operate according to the Venturi effect.
  • the Venturi effect relates to a decrease in pressure of a flow of gas or fluid through a constricted portion of a tube, a pipe or similar and the simultaneous increase in flow speed.
  • suction generation unit 35 comprises at least one compressed air inlet 42 to feed compressed air into the constricted section portion 38. Furthermore, suction generation source 35 further comprises a pressure chamber 43 interposed between constricted section portion 38 and compressed air inlet 42 and a compressed air conduit 44 for feeding the compressed air into constricted section portion 38.
  • pressure chamber 43 has an annular configuration and surrounds constricted section portion 38.
  • air conduit 44 has an annular configuration, in particular a truncated cone configuration.
  • air conduit 44 is configured to guide compressed air into constricted section portion 38 so as to form a compressed air flow incident to a central axis X of constricted section portion 38 of the fluidic line perpendicular to distributor plate 24.
  • air conduit 44 can be configured to guide the compressed air flow parallel to axis X.
  • the compressed air flow occurs along a plurality of directions Y parallel to inner walls 44a of a main portion 44b of air conduit 44.
  • air conduit 44 describes a continuous annular configuration so that air flows along an infinite number of parallel directions Y.
  • the same technical effect can be achieved by having a discrete number of air channels (not shown).
  • directions Y are inclined with respect to central axis X.
  • each direction Y or equivalently the compressed air flow forms an obtuse angle ⁇ with respect to central axis X towards discharge portion 37.
  • air conduit 44 in such a way that obtuse angle ⁇ lies between 120° to 150°, preferably between 130° to 140° and most preferably at about 135°.
  • suction generation unit 35 in particular main portion 36 comprises:
  • constricted section portion 38 is interposed between suction portion 46 and diffuser portion 47.
  • suction portion 46 and diffuser portion 47 have tapered configurations towards constricted section portion 38.
  • compressed air is fed through compressed air inlet 42 into pressure chamber 43; from here the compressed air flows through air conduit 44 into constricted section portion 38 and then, through diffuser portion 47, towards discharge portion 37.
  • the Venturi effect a flow of air is consequently induced along the fluidic line from suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c to discharge portion 37 passing through suction portion 46, constricted section portion 38 and diffuser portion 47.
  • suction is applied on labels 2 retained on outer lateral surface 21.
  • main portion 36 is at least partially housed within support plate 24b and port plate 24a of distributor plate 24.
  • Main portion 36 has a fixing portion 48 carrying suction portion 46 and a first fraction 38a of constricted section portion 38 removably fixed to distributor plate 24.
  • fixing portion 48 is partially housed within a recess 24c of support plate 24b and directly contacts port plate 24a at a first end 48a.
  • fixing portion 48 is screwed into support plate 24b.
  • Main portion 36 further comprises an end portion 49 carrying diffuser portion 47 and a second fraction 38b of constricted section portion 38.
  • End portion 49 is removably mounted to a second end 48b of fixing portion 48. In particular, end portion 49 is screwed onto fixing portion 48.
  • fixing portion 48 and end portion 49 delimit constricted section portion 38, pressure chamber 43 and air conduit 44.
  • the size and form of pressure chamber 43 and air conduit 44 are defined by the outer shapes of both fixing portion 48 and end portion 49.
  • the sizes of air conduit 44 and pressure chamber 43 can be varied exchanging either one of fixing portion 48 or end portion 49, preferentially for ease of operation end portion 49 or both.
  • suction generation unit 35 further comprises sensor means 50 adapted to determine the actual suction force applied by suction generation unit 35 itself.
  • Sensor means 50 comprise a sensor element 51, such as a pressure sensor or transducer, for determining the pressure in the proximity of air port 25 and an air passage 52 adapted to fluidically connect air ports 25 to sensor element 51.
  • sensor element 51 is mounted to distributor plate 24, more specifically to support plate 24b. Air passageway 51 is provided within distributor plate 24.
  • label transfer device 7 comprises a control unit 55 for controlling the suction force applied by each suction generation unit 35 of suction source 23.
  • control unit 55 is configured to receive a signal from sensor means 50 and to compare the signal received with preset values.
  • suction source 23 comprises a compressed air pressure assembly 56 adapted to feed compressed air to each suction generation unit 35, in particular to each compressed air inlet 42. More specifically, each compressed air inlet 42 is fluidically connected to compressed air pressure assembly 56 by connecting means 57.
  • Control unit 55 is configured to control compressed air pressure assembly 56 as a function of the signals received from sensor means 50.
  • Compressed air pressure assembly 56 comprises:
  • label transfer device 7' shows in detail an alternative embodiment of a label transfer device being part of label apparatus 1 according to the present invention; as label transfer device 7' is similar to label transfer device 7, the following description is limited to the differences between them, and using the same references, where possible, for identical or corresponding parts.
  • label transfer device 7' differs from label transfer device 7 in the configuration of suction generation units 35' forming suction source 23.
  • suction generation units 35' are at least partially integral parts of a distributor plate 24' of label transfer device 7'.
  • suction generation units 35' are identical to each other, only one will be described in detail hereafter for the sake of clarity and conciseness.
  • suction generation unit 35' has a main portion 36' comprising a suction portion 46', a narrowed and constricted section portion 38' and a diffuser portion 47'.
  • suction portion 46' and a first fraction 38'a of constricted section portion 38' are carried by distributor plate 24'. More specifically, suction portion 46' and first fraction 38'a are provided in distributor plate 24'.
  • Distributor plate 24' comprises a port plate 24'a and a support plate 24'b and suction portion 46' and first fraction 38'a are specifically incorporated into said support plate 24'b.
  • diffuser portion 47' and a second fraction 38'b of constricted section 38' are carried by an end portion 49' of main portion 36'.
  • End portion 49' is configured to be removably mounted to distributor plate 24', in particular to support plate 24b'.
  • Support plate 24'b presents a seat opening 24'c for housing end portion 49' within distributor plate 24'.
  • seat opening 24'c is arranged so that suction portion 46' and first fraction 38'a are interposed between port plate 24'a and seat opening 24'c.
  • Main portion 36' of suction generation unit 35' is assembled by placing end portion 49' into seat opening 24'c. Furthermore, the outer shape of end portion 49' and the inner shape of seat opening 24'c define in cooperation a pressure chamber 43' for receiving compressed air from compressed air inlet 42 and an air conduit 44' for guiding the compressed air into constricted section portion 38' in a manner as described with respect to the embodiment of Figure 3 .
  • suction generation unit 35' comprises adjustment means 61' for adjusting the size of air conduit 44'. Adjustment means 61' are further adapted to adjust the size of pressure chamber 43'. In particular, adjustment means 61' are configured to move end portion 49' to or away from air ports 25, in particular to or away from suction portion 46'.
  • Adjustment means 61' are adapted to transform a rotation of end portion 49' into a linear movement.
  • adjustment means 61' are defined by a first thread portion 62' of seat opening 24'c and a second thread portion 63' of end portion 49' configured to interact with thread portion 62'. Additionally, end portion 49' is provided with a nut-screw section 64' for facilitating rotation of end portion 49' for linearly moving end portion 49' within seat opening 24'c.
  • Suction generation units 35' work according to the same functional principle of suction generation units 35.
  • each suction generation unit 35' operates according to the Venturi effect.
  • the compressed air entering constricted section portion 38' flows to diffuser portion 47' and further to discharge portion 37. Due to the Venturi effect a further air flow is induced along the fluidic line from suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c to discharge portion 37.
  • a suction force is applied on labels 2 retained on outer lateral surface 21 by suction source 23.
  • suction force is generated through suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c by the suction generation units 35, 35', which operate according to the Venturi effect.
  • labels 2 received at receiving position 8 from cutting unit 12 are safely retained on respective retaining section 28 and are conveyed in a manner described in more detail above from receiving position 8 to application position 9, where they are applied on respective articles 3.
  • each suction generation unit 35 integrally mounting to the distributor plate 24 allows for reducing size and mass of label transfer device 7, 7' and accordingly of labeling apparatus 1 with respect to known label transfer devices and labeling apparatuses.
  • suction generation units 35' which are at least partially integral parts of distributor plate 24'.
  • suction generation units 35, 35' lead to an overall reduction of the pipe and tubing works needed for applying suction on suction holes 30a, 30b, 30c with respect to the state-of-the art solutions.
  • Suction generation units 35' come along with a simple and straightforward way of adjusting the size of air conduits 44' allowing for easily and quickly tune the optimal performance and economy of the suction generation units 35' themselves.
  • suction generation units 35, 35' generating suction by means of the Venturi effect come along with lower economical costs and facilitated maintenance approaches when compared to the state-of-the-art solutions which commonly use traditional vacuum pumps.
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