EP3621886A1 - Etikettiervorrichtung - Google Patents
EtikettiervorrichtungInfo
- Publication number
- EP3621886A1 EP3621886A1 EP18719550.8A EP18719550A EP3621886A1 EP 3621886 A1 EP3621886 A1 EP 3621886A1 EP 18719550 A EP18719550 A EP 18719550A EP 3621886 A1 EP3621886 A1 EP 3621886A1
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Classifications
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a labeling device for a container treatment device, in particular a container treatment device with a container throughput of at least 10,000, preferably at least 50,000 containers per hour.
- container treatment devices are, for example, container filling machines or (container) labeling machines and are used in the beverage industry for filling or equipping large quantities of beverage containers such as, for example, bottles, cans or KEGs made of metal, glass or plastic.
- the subject of the present application is an improved labeling device for equipping beverage containers, wherein the labeling device has a label feed, with which the labels are fed and separated.
- a label feed may e.g. an endless roll of interconnected labels, a cutter such as e.g. a cutting roller for separating the labels from the endless belt and a transfer drum for transferring the separated labels onto a vacuum drum of the labeling device.
- a cutter such as e.g. a cutting roller for separating the labels from the endless belt
- a transfer drum for transferring the separated labels onto a vacuum drum of the labeling device.
- a stacking container can be provided with individual labels.
- the vacuum drum contains at its periphery equidistantly arranged receiving locations for the individual labels.
- the receiving locations have, for example, vacuum pads in order to apply the labels to a suction surface of the receiving device by means of a vacuum. place to set.
- the vacuum drum for this purpose has a vacuum device which is designed for connection to a, for example, external vacuum source.
- the vacuum drum contains a receiving area for receiving the labels from the label feed, for example from a transfer drum, and a delivery area, which is designed to protrude into the movement path of a transport device of the container treatment device, or to tangent, where the label to a Pass container that is located in or on a transport location of the transport device.
- the transport device may be a linear transport or a rotary conveyor.
- the containers are usually held rotatably in the transport locations of the transport device.
- a gluing roller for example a glue roller, is usually also arranged, with which the back of the labels is completely or partially coated with an adhesive after being picked up in the receiving locations before the labels are placed on the Containers, such as bottles are applied.
- the receiving positions of the vacuum drum are connected to the vacuum device, so that in the contact area of the recording sites via either a porous intermediate layer or a perforated plate, the vacuum can be transferred from a vacuum space of the receiving space to the suction surface of the receiving space.
- the vacuum device serves to generate a vacuum at the receiving locations via a first sector of the vacuum drum, which extends in the direction of rotation of the vacuum drum from the receiving region to the delivery region.
- each receiving station ending in a perforation in a base plate oriented in the direction of the vacuum drum, which in turn interacts with a stationary control plate in which a vacuum channel open towards the base plate extends over the sector from the receiving region to the first Delivery area of the vacuum drum extends, so that the receiving places in this sector are supplied via the vacuum channel with vacuum.
- the control plate is stationary while the base plate rotates together with the vacuum drum. In such a device, it is problematic if a container is missing in a transport location of the transport device, so that the label can not be passed to the appropriate container.
- this document provides to operate the label supply as evenly as possible.
- those labels that have not been removed from containers are removed after passing through the takeover or labeling position of the vacuum drum, so that subsequently each recording space for the labels is free.
- a disadvantage of this solution is that this procedure leads in particular to an increased consumption of labels and to an increased cleaning effort. It is therefore an object of the invention to provide a usable for the high-performance labeling device that allows labeling of recorded in a transport device of a container treatment device containers, even if a transport location of the transport device is not occupied by a container, without causing an interruption in operation of the labeling or the container treatment device is necessary, further avoiding an increased consumption of labels and an increased cleaning effort.
- This object is achieved by a labeling device with the features of claim 1.
- the object is further achieved by a container treatment apparatus according to claim 10 and a method according to claim 13.
- Advantageous developments of the invention are the subject of the associated dependent claims.
- Advantageous embodiments of the invention are also described in the description and in the drawings.
- the vacuum device is designed to generate a vacuum at the receiving sites (also) via a second sector of the vacuum drum.
- the second sector of the vacuum drum extends in the direction of rotation of the vacuum drum from the delivery area to the receiving area.
- the label supply of the labeling device in response to the signal of a container detection device for missing containers is controllable.
- the container recognition device can in principle be associated with the labeling device or the container treatment machine. However, the container recognition device may also be a device which is separate from the labeling device or the container treatment device, eg belongs to a separate monitoring and / or control unit.
- the term "container recognition device" is to be understood as meaning any suitable device which makes it possible, directly or indirectly, to recognize a missing container In this context, it is essential that the containers of a labeling machine either in the mass flow, so disordered, or in a fixed (too) order and timing, for example, in the neck handling method can be supplied.
- the containers run in a mass flow, it is of great advantage if a missing container is already recognized immediately after an inlet screw.
- the detection can take place already in the upstream container treatment machine or at its outlet.
- a direct recognition can take place, for example, in that gaps in the container stream are actively sought and recognized.
- Indirect detection can be done, for example, by searching for and recognizing containers and detecting the absence of an expected container as a gap.
- the container recognition device of the container treatment device contains at least one weighing device and / or at least one optical sensor, which can easily signal which transport position of the transport device is not occupied by a container.
- Such defects may occur, e.g. due to glass breakage, blowing or filling defects or sorting of containers before labeling.
- the information about a defect reaching the labeling machine can also be transmitted directly by the machine control of a container treatment machine upstream of the labeling machine. Furthermore, it is possible that the information about a defect is also transmitted by the control of the entire system to the labeling machine. Preferably, the transmitted information has not only the content that a defect reaches the labeling machine, but additionally also the content when the defect reaches the transfer area between the vacuum drum and the container. If a missing container is now detected by the container recognition device, the device sends a so-called defect signal to the container treatment machine designed as a labeling machine. The sending can also be done indirectly, ie with the involvement of a higher-level system control.
- a vacuum is also applied to the receiving drum of the vacuum drum via the second sector of the vacuum drum by means of the vacuum device.
- the vacuum is only switched on or applied when the labeling receives a signal on an empty transport space.
- the vacuum is switched on or applied only when the empty transport space reaches the transfer position.
- the label which would be provided per se for the container in the empty transport space, is thus not repelled in the position of the transfer point to the container, but remains stuck by the vacuum in the second sector at the receiving place.
- the label feed is now controlled in such a way that no further label is fed to this receiving space of the vacuum drum.
- the only drawback with this arrangement is that the label circulating completely around the vacuum drum is coated a second time with glue from the gluing device, for example a glue roller, but this is not detrimental to the adhesive strength of the label on the container. If the gluing of the label takes place alternatively by means of a nozzle, that is to say injection-coating, the second gluing for the label can be prevented in a very simple way by a corresponding control signal of the machine or system control to the gluing device.
- the glue roller could then be moved briefly out of the contact area by means of a control signal of the machine or system controller and a corresponding actuating mechanism when the transport space of the vacuum drum already occupied by a glued label comes into its effective range , so that a further glue application does not take place.
- the components to be moved can be moved more slowly or with sufficient lead time, so that these components are decelerated or stopped even at high throughput of the container treatment machine to the extent mentioned above and can be approached or moved again.
- the invention thus makes it possible to compensate for the lack of a container in a transport device of the container treatment device by the adapted activity of the labeling device in the high-performance range.
- the labeling device has a controller which may be formed separately in connection with the labeling device or may be integrated in the control of the container treatment device.
- the vacuum device is controllable in dependence on the container recognition device of the container treatment device and / or the machine or plant control, which has the advantage that in the second sector of the vacuum drum, a vacuum must be generated only when an empty or unoccupied transport space in the Transport device of the container treatment device is detected. This is important in that maintaining a vacuum is costly. Therefore, it is advantageous to generate the vacuum in the second sector of the vacuum drum only when needed.
- the label feeder has in a known manner a label memory, such as an endless belt with labels, a cutting device with eg a
- Cutting roller and a rotating transfer drum for receiving the isolated labels and for delivering the separated labels to the vacuum drum.
- Such a label feed has proven to be particularly advantageous and reliable for very fast-running labeling devices.
- the receiving places of the vacuum drum are equipped with so-called vacuum pads so that the vacuum in a vacuum space in the device can be uniformly distributed uniformly on a suction surface of the receiving spaces for the labels.
- the labels lie uniformly and firmly against the suction surface of the receiving space of the vacuum drum over their entire surface.
- each receiving place is connected to a base axis that is normal to the axis of rotation of the vacuum drum, such that a vacuum space of each receiving place is connected in each case to a perforation in the base plate.
- the perforations of the entire receiving locations are preferably arranged in a circular manner in the base plate, namely coaxial with the axis of rotation of the vacuum drum and in particular parallel to the axis of rotation.
- the base plate rotates together with the receiving spaces of the vacuum drum.
- a non-rotating control plate of the vacuum device is arranged parallel to the base plate and resting against the base plate, which has a first vacuum channel which extends annularly in the region of the arrangement of the perforations.
- the vacuum device has a second vacuum channel which extends in the direction of rotation of the vacuum drum in the second sector between the delivery region and the receiving region.
- This second vacuum channel can either be permanently connected to a vacuum or only if the labeling device is signaled by a corresponding signal, a missing container or an empty transport space in the transport device.
- the first vacuum channel is permanently under vacuum and is responsible for the adhesion of the labels between the receiving area and the delivery area of the vacuum drum.
- a glue roller is arranged, which then provides the radially outer back of each recorded at the receiving locations of the vacuum drum label with glue.
- the first and the second vacuum channel in the dispensing area and / or in the receiving area overlap at least partially, preferably in both areas.
- This has the advantage that when no vacuum is generated in the second sector of the vacuum drum, the vacuum slowly rises in the receiving area and slowly decreases in the discharge area. If a vacuum is also generated in the second sector by the vacuum device at the receiving locations, then the vacuum remains undiminished at the receiving area as well as at the discharge area since the two vacuum channels overlap there. There is therefore no decrease in the vacuum in the delivery area, which ensures that the label in the delivery area is not delivered to an empty unoccupied transport location of the transport device. The label is thus continued by means of the vacuum device over the sector between the delivery area and the receiving area, so that it can be delivered with the next revolution to a container in the transport device.
- the receiving space of the vacuum drum in the discharge area is at least partially connected to a compressed air source.
- a compressed air source for example, in the case of a perforated plate, the vacuum-connected opening and the openings connected to the compressed air source may be arranged alternately, so that in the delivery area with a short pressure pulse of the compressed air source, the labels are easily released from the suction surface of the receiving space.
- the source of air pressure thus the vacuum is compensated at the suction surface of the receiving space. This increases the reliability in dispensing the label to a container running in the transport device of the container treatment device.
- a compressed air connection e.g. a valve between the controllable between a vacuum space of the receiving space and the compressed air source in response to the signal of the container recognition device.
- the compressed air pulse is not given, so that the label adheres to the suction surface of the receiving space and only at the next rotation of the vacuum drum on a container in a transport of the Transport device is discharged.
- the invention also relates to a container treatment device with at least one transport device for transporting the containers, at least one labeling device of the above type and preferably at least one container recognition device for detecting the presence or absence of containers in transport locations of the transport device.
- Such a container treatment device may e.g. be a labeling machine.
- This container treatment device according to the invention makes it possible to label the containers even at very high powers, for example of more than 10,000 containers per hour, in particular of more than 50,000 containers per hour.
- the invention also relates to a method for feeding labels in a container treatment device of the above type.
- a vacuum is generated at the receiving locations of the vacuum drum at least temporarily in a second sector of the vacuum drum, which second sector extends in the direction of rotation from the delivery region to the receiving region of the vacuum drum.
- the label feed is also controlled in response to the defect signal.
- the provision of a label for the unoccupied transport space is initially not inhibited, the label transported with the vacuum drum is not unloaded at the unoccupied transport location of the transport device but is transported further, the provision of a label is stopped at the time when the receiving space the vacuum drum whose label has not been handed over to the missing container is located at the takeover position of the label on the vacuum drum.
- the vacuum is switched on in the second sector of the vacuum drum only when the defect signal indicates the absence of a container on a transport location of the transport device, resulting in that the effort for the vacuum generation is significantly reduced.
- the vacuum device has been described by an arrangement of rotating base plate and stationary control plate. There are also other ways to imagine how the vacuum in two different sectors of the vacuum drum can be controlled at the receiving locations.
- each receiving station can be connected to a vacuum source by means of a control valve in the respective sectors.
- the control valve is normally closed in the event of a conventionally occupied transport location at the discharge area of the vacuum drum, so that the vacuum at the receiving place is eliminated, whereby the label can be delivered to a container.
- the control valve is simply left unactuated, so that the vacuum is applied to the receiving area beyond the delivery area and the label is not delivered in the delivery area.
- a part of the vacuum device is thus formed by at least one control valve, which is controlled in dependence on the signal of the container recognition device.
- a control valve it is also possible to use any other arbitrary component which is suitable for connecting the suction region of the receiving space or vacuum pad to vacuum or for separating it from the vacuum.
- Vacuum pool - reception area Channel - vacuum channel; Control valve - vacuum control valve; Labeling Machine - Labeling Device;
- the vacuum device associated with the labeling device contains only those components of the vacuum device which are intended to supply the vacuum spaces of the individual picking stations with e.g. external vacuum source to connect or disconnect.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of the labeling device according to the invention
- Fig. 2 is a partially sectioned side view of the vacuum drum of Figure 1
- Fig. 3 is a plan III - III of Figure 2;
- FIG. 1 shows, by way of example, a labeling apparatus 10 with a vacuum drum 12, which distributes equidistantly six circumferentially spaced receiving locations 14, one at a time outwardly facing suction surface 28 for each one label 24 has.
- the labeling apparatus 10 further comprises a label feed 16 with a cutting roller 18 and a transfer drum 20.
- the vacuum drum 12 has a receiving region 22 in which a label 24 is taken from a label holder 21 of the transfer drum 20 to the receiving place 14.
- the vacuum drum 12 further has a delivery area 26, in which the label 24 is applied from the receiving space 14 to the periphery of a container 34 located at a transport location 30 of a transport device 32 of a treatment device.
- Each receiving space 14 includes a suction surface 28 which is connected to an associated vacuum chamber 36 which terminates in a perforation 38 of a base plate 40, which is arranged axially normal and concentric with the axis of rotation of the vacuum drum 12. About these perforations 38, the vacuum spaces 36 of the individual receiving stations 14 are supplied with vacuum, as described more clearly with reference to Figures 2 and 3.
- the labeling device 10 further includes a glue roller 13, which is arranged in the first sector A of the vacuum drum 12 between the receiving area 22 and the discharge area 26 and there provides the back of the held on the receiving spaces 14 labels 24 with glue.
- This glue roller 13 rotates in the opposite direction to the vacuum drum 12, whereby a glue layer is evenly applied to the back of the labels 24 during unrolling, which then serves to secure the labels 24 on the circumference of the container 34.
- the figure does not show that the receiving places 14 can also optionally be moved radially outwards so as to come into contact with the outer circumference of the containers 34 in the dispensing area 26 in an improved manner, for example.
- the vacuum drum 12 can also be designed and arranged such that the receiving places 14 with their suction surface 28 also enter the peripheral region of the containers 34 located in the transport locations 30 without radial movement, so that application of the labels 24 is possible even without a radial movement individual recording places 14 is possible.
- FIG 2 shows the interaction between the rotating base plate 40 and a stationary control plate 42, which is rotationally fixed, ie non-rotatably disposed below the base plate 40 and adjacent thereto.
- the control plate 42 includes in the first sector A between the receiving area 22 and the discharge area 26 of the VA.
- the vacuum drum 12 has an annular first vacuum channel 44 and in the second sector B between the delivery region 26 and the receiving region 22 in the direction of rotation of the vacuum drum 12 an annular second vacuum channel 46. Both vacuum channels 44, 46 are open to the base plate 40 and therefore interact with those with the Base plate 40 moved perforations 38.
- the first and the second vacuum channels 44, 46 overlap in the receiving regions 22 and / or in the delivery region 26 of the vacuum drum 12.
- both have a tapered end 45, in which both channels 44, 46 overlap so that a perforation 38 in this region 22, 26 is in contact with both channels 44, 46.
- the perforations 38 connected to the vacuum spaces 36 of the individual receiving places 14 move with the base plate 40 of the vacuum drum 12.
- they are in contact with the first vacuum channel 44 or the second vacuum channel 46 according to sectors A and B.
- the first vacuum channel 44 is connected to an external vacuum source 50 via a vacuum line 48.
- the second vacuum channel 46 is also connected via a vacuum line 48 by means of a pneumatic valve 52 and optionally a pressure reducing valve 54 to the external vacuum source 50.
- the pneumatic valve 52 connecting the second vacuum channel 46 to the external pressure source 50 is preferably closed. In this way, the vacuum spaces 36 of the receiving sites 14 are connected only in the first sector A with the vacuum. In this way, the labels 24 on the suction surfaces 28 of the receiving stations 14 between the transfer of the labels 24 from the transfer drum 20 to the delivery to the periphery of the container 34 in the
- the label supply is stopped at the position where the label 24 is still in the receiving space 14 in the second sector B, so that no label 24 is transferred from the transfer drum 20 at the point where the label is still located.
- This stopping of the label feed can be effected, for example, by stopping the cutting roller 18 and the transfer drum 20 at the position where the label 24 is still located in the receiving space 14 in the second sector B, so that no label 24 remains at the position still occupied is transferred from the transfer drum 20. This is particularly possible because the mass and inertia of the transfer drum 20 and the cutting roller 18 is significantly lower than the vacuum drum 12th
- the stopping of the label feed can also be effected by stopping the conveying device which pulls the label strip from the supply roll, wherein the cutting roll 18 and also the transfer drum 20 can continue to rotate without change in this procedure.
- the label feeder 16 After passing the already occupied with a label 24 receiving station 14, the label feeder 16 is turned on again, so that the next free receiving places 14 are again populated by the transfer drum 20 with labels 24. In this way, even with labeling machines with an extremely high container throughput a smooth label feed is guaranteed.
- FIGS 4 and 5 show an alternative embodiment 60 of the labeling device according to the invention, in which in the control plate 42, a vacuum channel 62 in Form of a closed circular ring is formed, which is connected via the vacuum line 48 to the external vacuum source 50.
- the perforations 38 of each receiving station 14 are connected via a control valve 64 to the respective pressure chamber 36 of the receiving space 14. In this way, the pressure space 36 of each receiving place 14 can be electronically controlled in any sector of the vacuum drum 12 connected to the vacuum source 50 or disconnected from the vacuum source.
- control valves 64 in the receiving area 22 are opened and left open via the first sector A to the delivery area 26. In the delivery area 26, they are closed again so that the vacuum on the suction surface 28 of the receiving space 14 is eliminated and the label 24 can be transferred to a container 34. If now a container is missing, the control valve 64 is not closed in the discharge area 26, but it is left open so that the label 24 adheres to the suction surface 28 of the receiving space 14 via the sector B between the delivery area 26 and the receiving area 22.
- the suction surfaces 28 are, of course, partial surfaces of a circle formed concentrically to the axis of rotation of the vacuum drum 12. They are shown in the drawing only for the sake of simplicity.
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