EP3676207A1 - Magazin zum zwischenlagern flachgefalteter und aufrecht stehender packungsmäntel und versorgen einer nachfolgenden füllmaschine mit den packungsmänteln - Google Patents
Magazin zum zwischenlagern flachgefalteter und aufrecht stehender packungsmäntel und versorgen einer nachfolgenden füllmaschine mit den packungsmäntelnInfo
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- EP3676207A1 EP3676207A1 EP18745880.7A EP18745880A EP3676207A1 EP 3676207 A1 EP3676207 A1 EP 3676207A1 EP 18745880 A EP18745880 A EP 18745880A EP 3676207 A1 EP3676207 A1 EP 3676207A1
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a magazine for temporarily storing at least one packing sheath group having a plurality of flat-folded and upright packing sheaths and for loading a sheathing device following the magazine for the packing shells, comprising a feed side feeding the packing sheath, a discharge side disposed behind the feed side in a transporting direction of the packing sheath group, and at least one transport unit movable forwards and backwards along the transport direction for transporting the pack of mantle groups from the supply side to the discharge side.
- Packing jackets are used as "semi-finished products" for the manufacture of food or beverage packages
- Packing jackets are made from flat blanks and can be made, for example, by folding the blank and welding or gluing a seam
- a blank B known in the art is shown in FIG. 1A and FIG. 1B shows one in the manner described
- a packing jacket P is characterized in that it is closed on one longitudinal side, but is open on two opposite sides.
- Packing jacket is stored folded flat and packed for further transport - for example, for further transport to another location for the purpose of filling or production of the finished package - in so-called outer packaging.
- the packing sheath group from the outer packaging (re) has to be unpacked and the flat-folded pack coats are usually first fed to a Auffaltvorplatz a filling machine.
- the packing coats are either single or preferred
- the upright packing shells are arranged during transport through the magazine such that they point with their two open sides each up or down, while the
- the packing sheath group is then fed from the feed side along a
- the magazine For transporting the pack of casing groups from the supply side to the discharge side, the magazine has at least one along the transport direction forward and backward movable transport unit.
- the transport unit is therefore used to supply the supplied packing shells in the packing sheath group
- the transport unit can be moved forward along the transport direction in order to transport a first supplied first pack mantle group in the direction of the removal side.
- the transport unit can also be moved backwards along the transport direction in order to receive further packing shells on the supply side and to transport them as a second or further packing sheath group in the direction of the removal side.
- the mobility of the transport unit can be automated as well as individually driven, for example by means of a drive system such as a spring, a weight, a motor or manually be effected.
- the transport direction runs regularly perpendicular to the upright packing coats.
- the lateral offset can also be between single consecutive
- Packing jacket group arise. This may be due, for example, to the fact that a repacked packing sheath group after unpacking and in the Feeding to the magazine is regularly relaxed, ie the packing coats are no longer held together by the pressure exerted on them by means of the outer packaging close together. This allows the individual
- the present invention is therefore based on the object, the above-mentioned magazine for temporary storage of at least one a plurality of folded flat and upright standing packing jackets having pack mantle group and for loading a magazine following the unfolding for the
- the present invention has recognized that the uniform supply of the subsequent unfolding device to the filling machine can be ensured if the orientation of the packaging coats in the magazine is made even after the magazine has been loaded with the packaging coats.
- the removal of the individual packaging coats can be done in a simpler manner and thus faster, when the packaging coats are aligned on the removal side of the magazine.
- the productivity of the subsequent unfolding device of the filling machine can be increased.
- the existing transport unit for transporting the packing jacket group from the supply side to the removal side is equipped with an alignment means.
- Aligning means in the form of opposite sliding elements ensures that successive packing coats, the horizontal side offset
- the sliding elements are arranged so that they align in the transport direction in front of the sliding elements and a horizontal side offset to each other having successive packing coats to the sliding elements as substantially congruent successively arranged packing coats substantially without horizontal lateral offset to each other.
- the sliding elements are assigned to the transport unit, so they are
- the sliding elements can each rest approximately on the entire side of the packaging coats. Preferably, however, they are only at about half the height of the packaging coats, as this friction can be reduced. The on the packing coats during the
- Alignment by friction transmitted force can be further reduced when the sliding elements are each in several parts, for example, as multiple runners, formed and abut, for example, top and bottom only at two points in each case laterally to be aligned packing jacket.
- a multi-part, for example, several runners exhibiting, sliding element may also be integrally formed.
- the sliding elements can be made exchangeable.
- a magazine as possible can be provided, which can be used on different ones
- the sliding elements each have a substantially parallel to the transport direction bearing area and a in the
- the alignment region of the sliding elements is in the transport direction with respect to the magazine behind the feed side and before the removal side, the abutment region of the sliding elements is located in the same direction behind, that is behind the alignment area.
- a substantially parallel to the transport direction sliding bar may be provided and the
- Transport unit have a slide on the slide forward and backward movable slide.
- the slide can be driven individually by, for example, a drive system, such as a motor, is integrated.
- the sliding carriage may also be passively driven by displacing the sliding carriage from the outside forward and backward.
- the transport unit may have at least two feed doors, wherein the feed doors in a closed state on the back of the last packing jacket of the pack casing group to be transported abutment and for advancing the pack to be transported pack mantle group are arranged in the transport direction and wherein the feed doors are arranged in an open state to allow a replenishment of transportable Packungsmänteln between the feed doors.
- the feed doors in a closed state on the back of the last packing jacket of the pack casing group to be transported abutment and for advancing the pack to be transported pack mantle group are arranged in the transport direction and wherein the feed doors are arranged in an open state to allow a replenishment of transportable Packungsmänteln between the feed doors.
- Transport direction seen back provided in the transport unit A method of the transport unit backwards against the transport direction can cause an opening of the feed doors in the open state, whereupon, as soon as the transport unit is moved to behind the subsequently to be transported packing shells, the feed doors again to the closed state. Then the transport of the newly recorded including the possibly still existing packing shells in the transport direction is possible by the
- Transport unit again moves along the transport direction before.
- they can simply be fed to the magazine along the transport direction.
- the packing shells are passively provided and then the transport unit is moved backwards counter to the transport direction, so that the transportable
- Packing coats are collected and picked up by the transport unit during the reverse process.
- the feed doors can additionally be pivoted from the closed state to the open state and back.
- the transport unit per feed door has a spring urging the feed door by means of a restoring force in the closed state
- the magazine is further simplified in design and the promotion of the pack coats further automated and facilitated.
- the feed doors are preferably pivotable against the restoring force of the respective springs in the open state, so that they can be forcibly re-pivoted by the restoring force of the respective springs in the closed state.
- the transport unit can be transported by a in the transport direction in front of the transport
- the U-shaped frame can be formed, for example, of two opposing legs, each disposed on one side of the packing sheath, and a horizontal carrier connecting the two legs above the packing sheaths.
- the feed doors in the closed state are disposed adjacent to an end face of a horizontal carrier of the U-shaped frame facing in the direction of transport, a structurally simple embodiment of the transport unit is achieved.
- the feed doors can be easily secured in the closed state by the horizontal support of the U-shaped frame and held in the closed state.
- the horizontal support of the U-shaped frame can also be a bottom side in
- Removal side per transport unit in each case provided a stop the transport unit after a maximum locomotion in the transport direction stop his. In this way, the reliability of the magazine can be increased.
- the automation of the magazine and thus the productivity of the subsequent unfolding or filling machine can be further increased by the transport unit is automatically stopped at the end of their travel.
- the stop can be supported by a spring, so that the impact of the transported to the end of the transport direction transport unit is cushioned.
- the stop is arranged such that the transport unit strikes against the stop for maximum travel in the transport direction by means of the sliding carriage, a structurally simple and particularly compact design of the magazine is achieved.
- This can be dispensed with on the side of the transport unit to additional elements for stopping the transport unit after a maximum locomotion in the transport direction.
- the stop also preferably on the slide even at the end
- At least one guide rail extending from the feed side to the removal side along the transport direction can be provided as a support for the packaging coats to be transported .
- two slide rails are provided.
- the slide rails are preferably arranged underneath the packing sheaths to be transported, so that the packing sheaths transported through the magazine slide on the slide rails along the transport direction.
- each transport unit can be provided in each case with two lateral limiting rails arranged opposite one another and in each case on one side of the packing shells. In this way, the
- the lateral limiting rails on the supply side can have a tapering region running in the direction of transport. Over a wider entrance area of the lateral boundary rails, the packing shells to be supplied to the magazine can then also be supplied with less care, so that the feeding process can be carried out more rapidly and thus the continuous removal at the removal side of the magazine can be ensured. Subsequently, it can lead to a first advance direction of the packaging shells through the tapering region of the lateral boundary rails, before the actual alignment by the
- each have a clamping device wherein the clamping device comprises a provided on the transport unit stopper behind holding hooks having.
- the transport unit can be held by the clamping device in a simple manner in its starting position on the supply side.
- this can serve for equipping the magazine by simply pushing on the outer shell of the package, or it can increase the reliability of operation by securing a transport unit in its starting position for stopping the operation.
- the clamping device can also be set up so that it is provided together with a retaining hook on the transport unit and can engage behind a stopper provided on the supply side.
- the stopper is arranged on the sliding carriage of the transport unit, a structurally simple and particularly compact design of the magazine is achieved. Then, on the side of the transport unit to additional elements for providing the stopper and thus to hold the transport unit in the
- Transport unit to be driven by a cable system.
- a structurally simple drive system for locomotion of the transport unit and thus for transporting the packaging jackets can be realized.
- FIG. 1A shows a cutting known from the prior art for producing a packing jacket
- Fig. 1B shows a prior art packaging jacket formed from the blank shown in Fig. 1A in the folded-flat state
- Fig. 2 shows a magazine according to the invention for temporarily storing flat-folded and upright package coats and for loading a magazine-following unfolding device 3 is a perspective view of the magazine according to the invention from FIG. 2 in a side view;
- Fig. 3C is the detail III C of the magazine according to the invention of Fig. 3B,
- FIG. 3D shows the detailed view III D of the magazine according to the invention from FIG. 3B, and FIG.
- a known from the prior art blank B is shown, from which a packing jacket P can be formed.
- the blank B may comprise several layers of different materials, for example paper, cardboard,
- the blank B has a plurality of fold lines which are intended to facilitate the folding of the blank B and divide the blank B into several areas.
- a packing jacket P can be formed by folding the blank B in such a way that a sealing surface S to be recognized on the right side of the blank B is joined, in particular sealed, to the left edge of the blank B.
- a packing jacket P with a longitudinal seam known from the prior art and folded and sealed in the manner described above, is shown in a flat folded state.
- a plurality of packing shells P can be combined to form a single unit, in particular upright and lined up, for example jointly organized in a pack sheath group G not shown in this figure.
- the packing shells P are combined, for example, at the place of manufacture and transported in batches to their destination, such as the bottling plant.
- the packing shells P must first be unfolded by a Auffaltvorraum to later with a product, such as a liquid food, to be able to be filled.
- the stacked up to be transported and transported, upright packing shells P are open on two opposite sides - in the illustration of FIG. 1B top and bottom.
- Fig. 2 is an inventive magazine for temporary storage of at least one a variety not shown here, folded flat and upright
- Packungsmäntel P comprising packing casing group G and for loading a magazine, not shown, the unfolding device for the
- the magazine serves, on the one hand, to transport individual juxtaposed, upright packing shells P, which can be transported in the magazine in a pack casing group G, not shown, arranged in succession.
- the magazine has a packing side P receiving supply side 1, via which the packaging jackets P can be supplied individually or in groups in groups.
- the upright packing shells P are conveyed in the magazine along the transport direction T from the supply side 1 to a removal side 2.
- the removal side 2 may correspond, for example, to a subsequent unfolding device of a filling machine or connect one to the removal side 2, in which the flat-folded packaging shells P are individually removed and unfolded become.
- the magazine also serves as an intermediate storage for the
- the magazine provides a kind of buffer, so that a permanent loading of the unfolding or
- the magazine For transporting the packaging jackets P, not shown, the magazine has at least one transport unit 3, which can move along the transport direction T forward and backward.
- the illustrated and thus preferred embodiment has four transport units 3 arranged in parallel.
- the magazine per transport unit 3 further includes a slide bar 4, and each transport unit 3 itself a sliding carriage 5, which comprises the slide bar 4 and is adapted to slide on the slide bar 4.
- a cable system can be provided, which is connected to the sliding carriage 5, that this is moved by provided in the cable system weights along the transport direction T such that the downstream
- the sliding carriage 5 could also have a motor as a drive system.
- the transport unit 3 also comprises a U-shaped frame 6, which is connected to the sliding carriage 5.
- the U-shaped frame 6 can be forward and backward along with the slide 5 along the transport direction T.
- the downwardly open U-shaped frame 6 further forms an access opening 7 through which packing shells P can be added to the loading of the magazine.
- the packing shells P are received in the magazine by first being fed to a tapering region 8.
- Rejuvenation area 8 tapers in the direction of the transport direction T, so that packing shells P supplied here already undergo a first orientation.
- lateral limiting rails 10 are provided, which provide an undesired lateral deflection of packing shells P behind the
- Restrict transport unit 3 The described tapering regions 8 are part of the lateral limiting rails 10 in the illustrated and therefore preferred embodiment.
- each transport unit 3 each have a stop 11 is provided on the removal side 2 .
- the stop 11 serves to stop the transport unit 3 after a maximum movement of the transport unit 3 in the transport direction T.
- the transport unit 3 abuts by means of the slide 5 on the stop 11, which is provided to cushion the impact with a spring.
- the stop 11 encloses the slide bar 4 together with the spring.
- Fig. 3A the magazine of Fig. 2 is shown in a side view. In this case, organized in a packing sheath group G packing coats P at the
- the packing shells P on the removal side 2 no horizontal side offset to each other, which is due to the fact that the packing shells P seen in the transport direction T behind which the sliding elements having
- Transport unit 3 are located. Even if the packing coats P have previously been fed to the feed side 1 of the magazine with a horizontal lateral offset, this is compensated again by the sliding elements on the removal side 2 of the magazine. For the sake of clarity, only one packing jacket group G arranged behind the transport unit 3 is shown, while an illustration of further packing jackets P supplied to the magazine has been dispensed with.
- the transport unit 3 along the transport direction T with the slide 5 on the slide bar 4 are moved forward and backward.
- the transport unit 3 may be externally driven, for example by means of a cable system, not shown, which implements an automatic feed of the transport unit 3 along the transport direction T via weights.
- the transport unit 3 can then be manually backward via a handle member 12.
- a clamping device 13 is provided on the supply side 1.
- the clamping device 13 has a retaining hook 14 which engages behind a stopper 15 provided on the transporting carriage 3 on the transporting carriage 3 and thus can hold the transporting unit 3.
- Fig. 3B shows the magazine of Fig. 3A in the plan view from the direction III B in Fig. 3A.
- Fig. 3B shows the magazine of Fig. 3A in the plan view from the direction III B in Fig. 3A.
- the transport unit 3 in addition to the rear of the transport unit 3 are arranged
- Packungsmantelen G also further, subsequently supplied to the magazine Packungsmäntel P 'shown.
- packing shrouds P ' which are arranged in front of the transport unit 3 in the transport direction T and partly have a horizontal lateral offset with respect to one another.
- the transport unit 3 For alignment of these packing shells P ', the transport unit 3 has two
- the two sliding elements 16 are arranged opposite one another in each case partly on one side of the packing shells P '.
- the sliding elements 16 each have a contact region 17 which is parallel to the
- Transport direction T runs. Furthermore, the sliding elements 16 each have an alignment region 18, which tapers in the transport direction T. In other words, the perpendicular to the transport direction T extending clear distance of the two oppositely disposed sliding elements 16 of
- Each transport unit 3 has two Vorschubten 19, which in a
- the feed doors 19 are located on the rear side of the last packing jacket P 'of the pack casing group G to be transported, so that the feeding doors 19 along the transport direction T are also fed along by the feed of the transport unit 3
- Transport direction T and the front of the Vorschubteen 19 arranged and applied to this packing sheath group G along the transport direction T are moved forward.
- the feed doors 19 are connected to two legs 20 of the U-shaped frame 6, wherein the one leg 20 is further connected to the sliding carriage 5. In this way, the feed of the sliding carriage 5 is transmitted to the pack to be transported packing shell group G.
- Vorschubcen 19 are arranged pivotable about vertical axes in such a way that they can be pivoted into an open state, not shown. This open state allows the tracking of more, too
- Transport unit 3 are received for transport by being either nachgeschoben along the transport direction T or by the transport unit 3 is moved counter to the transport direction T backwards.
- the feed doors 19 shown in the closed state are pivoted into the open state.
- the provided by the feed doors 19 springs 21st provided restoring force to be overcome.
- the feed doors 19 are then pivoted back by the restoring force of the springs 21 back into the closed state and cause the safe support of the packing shell group G to the rear.
- the sliding elements 16 are each attached to lateral flanks 22 of the transport unit 3.
- the lateral flanks 22 extend from the legs 20 of the U-shaped frame 6 parallel to the transport direction T.
- the sliding elements 16 are preferably replaceably mounted on the lateral flanks 22.
- the lateral boundary rails 10 of the magazine each comprise an in
- Leading edges 23 serve to limit an undesired lateral displacement of the actual already aligned packing sheaths P "occurring behind the sliding elements 16.
- Fig. 3C the detailed view III C of the magazine of Fig. 3B is shown, while Fig. 3D shows the detailed view It can be seen how two successive unoriented packing sheaths P 'have a horizontal lateral offset a to each other, this horizontal lateral offset a being able to occur within two successive package shells P'
- the sliding elements 16 are arranged such that the horizontal lateral offset a of the successive, unoriented packing shells P 'in the
- Transport direction T is compensated behind the sliding elements 16 and accordingly aligned packing shells P "are provided without horizontal lateral offset a Furthermore, it is shown that the abutment portion 17 of the sliding elements 16 has an excess b which is perpendicular to the transport direction T and in the direction of the packing shells ⁇ ', P "points. As a result, in normal operation a sole
- the U-shaped frame 6 of the transport unit 3 has the two lateral legs 20 and a horizontal carrier 24 connecting the two legs 20.
- the sliding elements 16 are mounted on the lateral flanks 22 of the transport unit 3 via screw 26. In this way, the sliding elements 16 are designed to be interchangeable, so that the magazine can be converted to different sized embodiments of packing coats P. For this purpose, the sliding elements 16 can be exchanged in a simple manner by other sliding elements of other sizes or alternatively additional spacers are mounted.
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