EP3887260A1 - Palettenkarussell und etikettieraggregat sowie verfahren zum etikettieren von behältern - Google Patents
Palettenkarussell und etikettieraggregat sowie verfahren zum etikettieren von behälternInfo
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- EP3887260A1 EP3887260A1 EP19791195.1A EP19791195A EP3887260A1 EP 3887260 A1 EP3887260 A1 EP 3887260A1 EP 19791195 A EP19791195 A EP 19791195A EP 3887260 A1 EP3887260 A1 EP 3887260A1
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- Prior art keywords
- pallets
- labels
- pallet
- transfer
- radial
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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
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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
- B65C9/12—Removing separate labels from stacks
- B65C9/14—Removing separate labels from stacks by vacuum
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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
- B65C9/26—Devices for applying labels
- B65C9/36—Wipers; Pressers
Definitions
- the invention relates to a pallet carousel for a labeling unit according to the preamble of claim 1, a labeling unit equipped therewith and a method for labeling containers according to the preamble of claim 9.
- labels can instead also be taken from pallets that can rotate and swivel in / against the direction of rotation by suction from a label magazine, and then through the working area of a glue syringe for spraying on Cold glue is transported and finally handed over directly from the pallets to the containers to be labeled.
- glue images on the labels can be adapted to container and label formats comparatively flexibly and more compact labeling units can be provided.
- the disadvantage here is that the radial removal position of the pallets on the pallet carousel is predetermined by the arrangement of the assigned label magazine and the labels must be transferred to the containers in the same radial position.
- the operation of such labeling units is correspondingly inflexible with regard to labeling different container diameters, be it for different container formats or for the simultaneous labeling of body areas and neck areas on bottles, which naturally differ in diameter.
- a pallet carousel according to claim 1. Accordingly, this is suitable for a labeling unit and comprises pallets distributed around the pallet carousel and pivotable in / against their direction of rotation for receiving labels and for transferring them directly to containers.
- the pallet carousel comprises individually controllable moving coil drives or other motor drives with which the pallets can be linearly extended / retracted transversely to their pivot axes.
- the pallets could be linearly extended upwards or downwards with respect to the pivot axes in radial planes and then retracted in opposite directions accordingly.
- the motor drives would then have to be arranged tilted with respect to the pivot axes.
- body tags and neck labels are to be positioned on the container at a vertical distance from one another that is smaller than the vertical distance between the removal points of the body labels and neck labels on the assigned label magazines.
- Voice coil drives are also referred to as voice coil actuators, for example.
- a moving coil drive essentially comprises two drive components, namely a cylindrical coil on a rotor that can be connected to a voltage source and an essentially cylindrical magnet, in particular permanent magnet, on the stator or housing of the moving coil drive.
- the coil can either move axially outside the permanent magnet or axially inside the permanent magnet.
- the drive force and drive direction of the rotor is then directly dependent on the strength and the direction of the drive current flowing through the coil.
- the extension / retraction of the rotor with respect to the stator is based on the Lorentz force caused thereby.
- the containers are preferably bottles, in particular those with body areas to be labeled and neck areas to be labeled.
- Plunger coil drives are essentially free of hysteresis and wear and have a high repetition and positioning accuracy, which essentially only depends on the accuracy of an assigned position measuring system or the like control.
- the moving coil drives are preferably designed for driving forces of at least 75 N.
- the pallets are preferably designed for sucking in the labels, and at least one line / channel for supplying the pallets with vacuum and / or compressed air runs centrally within the drive components present on the moving coil drives.
- the drive components essentially consist of coils and permanent magnets with possibly assigned support structures, such as coil formers.
- the coils and magnets are essentially designed as hollow cylinders and are arranged coaxially.
- the hollow cylinders essentially form an annular drive cross section, which surrounds the lines / channels for supplying the pallets in a ring.
- the lines / channels can be arranged in a particularly space-saving manner, which results in a comparatively compact and light linear drive for the pallets. This minimizes the driving force required to extend / retract the pallets and maximize the speed of extension / retraction.
- the line / the channel for length adjustment when extending / retracting the moving coil drives is preferably constructed telescopically.
- the line / channel is then constructed, for example, from at least two segments that can be pushed into one another, such as coaxial pipe sections. Due to the telescopic structure, axial forces when extending / retracting the pallets and transverse forces can be largely avoided.
- the line could also comprise at least one flexible section, for example in the form of a hose with suitable flexibility.
- the pallet carousel preferably includes incremental displacement measuring systems for the individual monitoring of the extension / retraction positions of the pallets, the displacement measuring systems then comprising measuring tapes extending and retracting together with the pallets, in particular with a permanent magnetic scale, and radially stationary scanning heads for scanning the measuring tapes with respect to the pivot axes.
- the measuring tapes can, for example, be glued to the runners of the moving coil drives. Such measuring tapes are comparatively compact and light.
- the scanning heads that are active in comparison can then be arranged on the part of the moving coil drives that is radially stationary with respect to the swivel axes and can thus be supplied and read out more easily.
- the pallets are preferably attached to the rotors of the motor drives by means of tilting joints so that they can be tilted vertically. This enables the pallets to be inclined around the horizontal axes of the tilting joints in order to be able to adapt the orientation of the pallets for transfer to inclined container contours.
- a further pallet is preferably arranged under each of the pallets, which can be extended / retracted linearly across its pivot axis, in particular by means of a separate moving coil drive.
- the respective lower pallet can also be arranged at a constant distance from the pivot axis, that is to say radially stationary. Pallets arranged one above the other then preferably share a common swivel shaft / swivel axis.
- the respective upper pallet can be used flexibly for the transfer of the labels to different container diameters and in particular for the transfer to neck areas.
- the then lower pallet is suitable for transferring the labels to the body areas of the containers.
- the pallet carousel preferably further comprises a programmable controller for moving the pallet inwards in a first machine angle region of the pallet carousel for removing the labels from a label magazine and for Extending the pallets outwards in a second machine angle area of the pallet carousel for immediate transfer of the labels to containers.
- the pallets are then preferably always moved to a uniform radial removal position for all labels to be processed, which essentially depends on the position of at least one assigned label magazine. Depending on the container diameter and / or neck area or body area to be labeled, different radial transfer positions of the pallets can then be approached for the transfer of the labels.
- the pallet carousel is preferably part of a labeling unit and in particular a labeling machine for containers.
- the labeling unit or the labeling machine then comprise the pallet carousel according to at least one of the above-described embodiments and, in each case arranged in the periphery of the pallet carousel, at least one label magazine for providing the labels and a glue syringe for spraying cold glue onto the labels received by the pallets.
- the label magazine is then preferably arranged in the direct connection to the first machine angle region of the pallet carousel.
- the glue syringe is then arranged downstream of the label magazine between the first machine angle area and the second machine angle area of the pallet carousel.
- the labels can rotate in a uniform radial removal position both when the labels are removed and when the cold glue is sprayed on.
- the plunger coil drives therefore only have to be extended once per labeling operation or revolution of the pallet carousel, namely before the labels are transferred to the containers, and only retracted once, namely before the label magazine is reached.
- the labels are removed from rotating and swiveling pallets, in particular by suction, from a label magazine and, after the cold glue has been sprayed on, passed directly to the containers / bottles.
- the pallets are extended linearly by means of individually assigned motor drives, which are in particular moving coil drives, before the labels are transferred into a radial transfer position and retracted before the labels are removed, and / or the pallets are moved in front of and / by means of the individually assigned motor drives. or linearly extended during the removal of the labels into a radial removal position and again before the labels are transferred retracted.
- the radial transfer position is then only temporarily approached for the transfer of the labels to the containers.
- the radial transfer position can be flexibly adapted by programming to the container diameter to be labeled by the respective pallet, be it to adapt to a specific container format or to specifically approach a neck area or trunk area of bottles.
- the pallets are extended to the maximum when the label is removed, and the pallets are moved into the transfer position when the label is handed over, in particular the pallet which is then lower in each case in the case of pallets arranged one above the other.
- extension and retraction movements are, in principle, also possible with other linear motors or tubular motors, depending on the actuating speed required.
- the pallets are preferably extended / retracted radially with respect to their pivot axes / pivot shafts. This means that the swivel shafts and their associated drives are fastened to the pallet carousel in a radially stationary position in a manner known in principle.
- the voice coil drives therefore only have to move the mass of their runners, the pallets and the labels. This enables the pallets to be positioned quickly and precisely by means of the moving coil drives with comparatively low drive forces and drive currents.
- the pallets are preferably moved into a radial removal position for removing the labels within a first machine angle range from 30 to 60 °, in particular from 40 to 50 °, and / or within a second machine angle range from 30 to 60 °, in particular from 40 to 50 °, extended into the radial transfer position, on the other hand, which is further outward.
- the remaining machine angle areas then remain for label removal, for spraying cold glue and for transferring the labels to the containers. This enables comparatively high machine outputs with comparatively high accuracy and reliability in the removal, gluing and transfer of the labels.
- Cold glue is preferably sprayed onto the labels between the first and second machine angle ranges, in particular while maintaining the radial removal position. This enables a comparatively flexible gluing with different glue patterns and a minimization of the adjusting movements to be carried out by the moving coil drives.
- the pallets preferably run between the removal and the transfer of the labels a radial stroke of 1 to 30 mm and in particular of 1 to 20 mm with respect to their pivot axis. This can cover most of the diameter differences that occur in commercially available bottles between bottle formats and in particular between neck areas and associated body areas.
- the radial transfer position is preferably adapted in a format-specific manner to the respective type of container by programmed control. This enables a format change to be carried out reliably and reproducibly and with minimal outlay on equipment.
- pallets which are rotating one above the other in pairs are used, and the upper pallets are extended further for transferring the labels to the neck regions than the lower pallets for transferring the labels to the body regions.
- the pallets rotating one above the other are then preferably moved to a common radial removal position in the area of assigned label magazines.
- An electrical drive current flowing through the moving coil drives is preferably set based on monitoring the extension / retraction position of the respectively assigned pallet for the transfer of the labels in such a way that the resulting driving force of the moving coil drive compensates for a centrifugal force caused by the rotating pallet at the radial transfer position.
- Figure 1 is a schematic plan view of a labeling unit
- Figure 2 is a plan view of a pallet with drive in the retracted state
- Figure 3 is a plan view of a pallet with drive in an extended state
- FIG. 4 shows the course of a driving force of the moving coil drive
- Figure 5 is a partial side view of a two-story pallet carousel.
- the labeling unit 1 comprises a pallet carousel 2 which can be rotated continuously about an axis of rotation 2a and has a plurality of pallets 3 distributed circumferentially thereon, each of which can be pivoted on pivoting shafts 4 in / against the direction of rotation 2b of the pallet carousel 2 in a manner known in principle .
- the pivot shafts 4 are preferably driven in an individually controlled manner, for example by means of servomotors (not shown).
- a special feature of the pallet carousel 2 is that the pallets 3 can also be individually extended / retracted in the radial direction 4a with respect to the respective pivot shaft 4. This results in temporarily different partial circles 3a, 3b for the pallets 3 revolving on the pallet carousel 2.
- the individual pallets 3 can thus constantly be between a first partial circle 3a for removing labels 5 from a label magazine 6 and a second partial circle 3b for transferring the labels 5 to containers 7 be driven back and forth.
- the labels 5 are removed from the pallets 3 with the aid of known pivoting movements from the label magazine 6, transported through the working area of a glue syringe 8 for applying cold glue 9 to the labels 5 and transferred to the containers 7 on a container table 10 (indicated as a partial circle ) circulate a labeling machine 1 1 in a manner known in principle and take over the labels 5 by rotation about themselves.
- Different container diameters are also indicated schematically, for example for a neck area 7a and trunk area 7b of the containers 7, which are in particular bottles.
- the pallets 3 can be adjusted in the radial direction 4a by means of individually controllable moving coil drives 12 with respect to the pivoting shafts 4 and their pivoting axes .
- the moving coil drives 12 are fixed on the stator side to pallet carriers 13 which are connected in a rotationally fixed manner to the associated swivel shafts 4 and are thus pivotable about swivel axes 4b.
- the pallets 3 are in turn on runners 14 of the moving coil drives 12 attached. In this way, the pallets 3 can be individually extended and retracted in the radial direction 4a on the pallet carousel 2.
- the pallet carrier 13 functions, for example, as a housing for the moving coil drive 12.
- the rotor 14 preferably serves as a housing for at least one line / channel 15 for supplying the pallets 3 with vacuum and / or compressed air. There are then preferably telescopic lines / channels 15, the length of which automatically adapts to the respective extend / retract position of the assigned pallet 3, see FIGS. 2 and 3.
- the lines / channels 15 are designed, for example, as coaxial tubes. However, flexible hose lines or the like would also be conceivable in principle.
- known channels are also formed in the pivot shafts 4.
- the moving coil drive 12 comprises, in a manner known in principle, a coil (moving coil) 12a and a magnet 12b, preferably a permanent magnet.
- the coil 12a is arranged in the shape of a hollow cylinder outside the magnet 12b, which is also essentially cylindrical in shape. In principle, however, the coil 12a could be arranged in the opposite way inside the magnet 12b.
- the configuration shown enables a particularly precise guidance of the rotor 14 in the axial direction 4a and a particularly compact design with a comparatively high driving force of the moving coil drive 12.
- the pallet 3 preferably comprises a porous and elastic suction surface 16.
- a porous and elastic suction surface 16 This is, for example, a sponge / cushion with a multiplicity of channels formed therein for applying vacuum and / or compressed air to the label 5 in each case on the suction surface 16.
- FIG. 2 shows the pallet 3 and the runner 14 in a fully retracted position, which is, for example, a removal position 17 for removing the labels 5 from the label magazine 6.
- FIG. 3 shows a transfer position 18 predetermined by programming for transferring the labels 5 to the containers 7 with the pallet 3 correspondingly extended.
- the removal position 17 corresponds, for example, in the partial circle 3a indicated in FIG. 1, and the transfer position 18, for example, corresponds to the larger partial circle 3b.
- the maximum possible stroke 19 with the moving coil drive 12 is, for example, 15 to 25 mm, preferably 20 to 30 mm. This allows differences in diameter between most of the commercially available container formats and between the body regions 7b and neck regions 7a of the individual container formats to be covered.
- the labeling machine 11 could then be designed such that the radial removal position 17 and the radial transfer position 18 are identical for a largest container diameter to be labeled.
- the pallets 3 are then automatically moved selectively for the transfer of the labels 5 to the containers 7 and, in accordance with the container diameter to be labeled, to a radial transfer position 18 assigned by programming by means of a plunger coil drive 12.
- the stroke 19 and the current extend / retract position of the pallet 3 and the runner 14 are preferably monitored by means of a position measuring system 20.
- a position measuring system 20 This is only indicated schematically and preferably comprises a measuring tape 20a attached to the rotor 14, which for example comprises a permanent magnetic scale, and a scanning head 20b attached to the pallet carrier 13 for the measuring tape 20a.
- the scanning head 20b is preferably arranged stationary in the radial direction 4a, while the measuring tape 20a preferably moves with the rotor 14 and the pallet 3 in the radial direction 4a.
- a servo converter 21 is also schematically indicated, with which the moving coil drive 12 can be controlled on the basis of the measurement signal supplied by the scanning head 20b in such a way that a predetermined radial transfer position 18 and / or a possibly predetermined radial removal position 17 even with different ones on the moving coil drive 12 acting centrifugal forces and / or pressure forces is maintained.
- the voice coil drives 12 can be controlled centrally by a programmable control unit 22 of the pallet carousel 2, the labeling unit 1 and / or the labeling machine 11.
- the pallets 3 could be extended to the maximum when removing the label and, in contrast, moved into a suitable transfer position when the label was transferred, which would be advantageous for the lower pallet 33 in particular in the case of the pallets 3, 33 arranged in pairs one above the other can.
- the plunger coil drives 12 instead of the plunger coil drives 12, other linear motors or tubular motors could also be used, depending on the actuating speed required for the rotors 14 or pallets 3, 33. Due to their low mass and corresponding moments of inertia, the voice coil drives 12 are particularly suitable for labeling at the processing speeds customary in filling systems.
- FIG. 4 An example of the driving force FA in Newtons applied by the moving coil drive 12 during a complete revolution of a pallet 3 is shown schematically in FIG. 4 as a function of the machine angle a.
- a first machine angle area 23 can be seen for moving the pallet 3 from the radial transfer position 18 into the radial removal position 17.
- a second machine angle area 24 for extending the pallet 3 from the radial removal position 17 into the transfer position 18.
- a third machine angle range 25 in which the pallets 3 perform swiveling movements for removing the labels 5 at a machine angle 26 (for the sake of clarity).
- a machine angle 27 is also indicated, on which the cold glue 9 is sprayed onto the labels 5.
- the first and second machine angle ranges 23, 24 each span a partial range of 45 ° of the total available machine angle a of 360 °.
- a first machine angle range 23 for moving in the pallets 3 from 30 to 75 ° and in particular from 40 to 50 ° and / or a second machine angle range 24 for moving out the pallets 3 from 30 to 75 ° and in particular from 40 to 50 ° is favorable.
- the driving force FA of the moving coil drive 12 essentially compensates for centrifugal forces caused by the rotation of the respective pallet 3 and / or by its pivoting.
- a comparatively low driving force FA has to be applied when extending, and a correspondingly increased driving force FA when braking this movement.
- pivoting movements generate additional centrifugal forces, which must be compensated for by the moving coil drive 12 in order to maintain the radial removal position 17 before / after the removal of the labels 5. Additional fluctuations in the driving force FA occur when the labels 5 are removed as a result of the immersion of the Pallet 3 in the label stack provided, whereby forces that occur can be limited by a mechanical stop.
- drive forces FA are shown by way of example, as they can occur at a rotational speed of the pallets 3 for a machine output of 50,000 containers per hour.
- the drive forces FA to be applied by the moving coil drives 12 change in the individual phases of the labeling, that is to say during a rotation of a pallet 3 on the pallet carousel 2.
- the cold glue 9 is sprayed onto the labels 5 without contact, so that the drive force FA to be applied by the moving coil drive 12 does not change.
- the plunger coil drive 12 enables the pallets 3 to be moved out and in comparatively quickly and with high positioning accuracy.
- the labels 5 are transferred to the containers 7, for example, within a machine angle range of 30 ° (a between 345 and 15 °). This means that the radially outer transfer position 18 is temporarily maintained only for a comparatively small proportion of the total machine angle a.
- the containers 9 can rotate continuously in a known manner on the container table 10 and be positioned with respect to their rotational position.
- the voice coil drives 12 can be flexibly controlled by the programmable control unit 22.
- radial removal positions 17 and radial transfer positions 18 can be assigned to different containers 7 and differently dimensioned neck regions 7a and / or trunk regions 7b of the containers 7.
- the pallet carousel 2 is preferably of multi-storey and in particular two-storey design with pallets 3, 33 arranged in pairs one above the other and pivotable together about swivel axes 4b for the selective labeling of neck regions 7a and body regions 7b of the containers 7. This is shown schematically in FIG.
- the previously described pallets 3 and moving coil drives 12 are arranged on the upper floor, preferably assigned to neck regions 7a of the containers 7, and are extended to the radial transfer position 18 for transferring the glued labels 5.
- the pallets 3 are preferably additionally fastened to the rotors 14 of the moving coil drives 12 by means of tilting joints 3c.
- This enables the Pallets 3 around the horizontal axes of the tilt joints 3c.
- the transfer of the previously glued labels 5 to oblique container contours can be optimized, for example to neck areas and / or shoulder areas of the containers 7.
- the pallets 33 arranged on the lower floor carry correspondingly glued labels 35 and, in order to transfer them to the fuselage areas 7b, the containers 7 are extended, for example by means of corresponding plunger coil drives 12, to a radial transfer position 38, that is to say less far.
- the pallets 3, 33 are preferably moved back into an identical radial removal position 17.
- the pallets 3, 33 can thus be temporarily moved to different radial transfer positions 18, 38.
- the transfer positions 18, 38 can then be adapted particularly flexibly to the container diameters in the neck area 7a and body area 7 to be labeled.
- the lower pallets 33 for the fuselage areas 7b are arranged stationary with respect to the pivot shafts 4 in the radial direction 4a, that is to say they do not have an associated moving coil drive.
- the radial transfer position 38 of the lower pallets 33 would then be identical to the radial removal position 17.
- fuselage areas 7b with different diameters could still be labeled, provided the elastic suction surface 16 is thick and elastic enough to compensate for such differences.
- FIG. 5 it is also indicated schematically by means of double arrows 4c, 4d that the pallets 3 and / or 33 could be linearly extended upwards or downwards with respect to the pivoting shafts 4 or their pivoting axes in radial planes and could be retracted accordingly in opposite directions.
- the plunger coil drives 12 and / or pallet carriers 13 would then have to be arranged tilted with respect to the pivot shafts 4 (not shown). This would allow the vertical position of the pallets 3, 33 between the removal position 17 and change transfer position 18.
- the vertical distance between pallets 3, 33 arranged in pairs one above the other can then be specifically adapted to a vertical target distance between body labels and neck labels on the containers 7, in particular also in a vertical target distance that is smaller than the vertical distance between the removal points of the body labels and Neck labels on the assigned label magazines 6.
- a two-story design of the pallet carousel 2 is particularly advantageous with regard to the flexibility and the simultaneous labeling of neck areas 7a and trunk areas 7b of the containers 7.
- the described plunger coil drive 12 can also be used advantageously for one-storey pallets 3 or otherwise arranged on a pallet carousel 2 for flexible adaptation of radial transfer positions to different container formats. Due to the high positioning accuracy and speed of the moving coil drives 12, this does not require any restriction of the machine performance compared to labeling units with pallets stationary in the radial direction 4a.
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