EP3898430A1 - Etikettiervorrichtung mit führungseinrichtung - Google Patents
Etikettiervorrichtung mit führungseinrichtungInfo
- Publication number
- EP3898430A1 EP3898430A1 EP19794131.3A EP19794131A EP3898430A1 EP 3898430 A1 EP3898430 A1 EP 3898430A1 EP 19794131 A EP19794131 A EP 19794131A EP 3898430 A1 EP3898430 A1 EP 3898430A1
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- Prior art keywords
- drive roller
- label tape
- label
- guide device
- nozzle
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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 according to claim 1.
- Labeling devices are sufficiently known from the prior art. These are usually used to apply labels to containers or other objects.
- the labels are applied to the containers by separating the self-adhesive labels from the label tape at a separating edge and thus transferring the separated labels to the containers while the label tape freed from the containers is conveyed on.
- An arrangement is known from DE 29 904 561 U1, for example, in order to reliably clamp a label roll between the usually provided pair of drive rollers of the labeling device and to ensure that the label tape is conveyed to downstream devices, such as a cutting device or the separating edge already mentioned of rolls with which the label is pressed against the drive roller.
- the technical problem to be solved is therefore to provide a labeling device with which a threading of a label tape is reliably achieved and at the same time the complexity of the system is reduced.
- the labeling device comprises a label source in which a label tape can be held, a pair of drive rollers and a downstream device, wherein the drive roller pair can move the label tape in a transport direction from the label source to the downstream device, wherein a guide device is assigned to the drive roller pair to guide the label tape along one of the drive rollers to the downstream device, characterized in that the guide device has a nozzle for discharging an air flow in the direction of the drive roller to guide a label tape conveyed between the guide device and the drive roller along the drive roller.
- the guiding of the label tape “along the drive roller” is to be understood in such a way that the label tape at least in a region between a transfer point or takeover point of the label tape by the drive rollers and the transfer point of the label tape to the downstream device over part of this distance by the guide device leads.
- This labeling device reduces the amount of moving parts and at the same time prevents the label tape from being adversely affected by the fact that only the air flow ensures that the label tape is guided along the drive roller.
- the guide device has a curvature corresponding to the curvature of the drive roller in a region facing the drive roller.
- the radius of curvature of the guide device is greater in the area facing the drive roller must be understood as the radius of curvature of the drive roller, so that the correspondence between the curvature of the facing region and the curvature of the drive roller essentially means a correspondence between the radius of curvature of the drive roller and the region facing the drive roller.
- the pressing force acting on the label tape along the guide device can be kept as constant as possible, which favors the uniformity of the pressing.
- the guide device comprises a plurality of nozzles for delivering an air flow in the direction of the drive roller.
- the nozzles can, for example, be formed as bores in a base body of the guide device.
- nozzle is designed to deliver the air flow in the radial direction of the drive roller or the nozzle is designed to deliver the air flow in a direction which includes an angle f between 0 ° and 90 ° with the radial direction.
- the air flow is only applied in the radial direction, the greatest possible contact pressure on the label can be brought about.
- a suppression can be brought about in the area of the guide device, so that the label is drawn into the area of the guide device when it is entered and at the same time is pressed against the drive roller, so that the label tape can be reliably guided.
- the labeling device can comprise a second guide device with a nozzle for delivering an air flow in the direction of the downstream device in an area which is located in the transport direction of the label tape after the guide device in order to guide the label tape from the drive roller to the downstream device.
- This second guide device ensures reliable transfer of the label tape to the downstream device, so that undesired wrinkling or damage to the label tape cannot occur in this area either.
- the device comprises a nozzle board in which the nozzles are arranged, the nozzle board preferably being a component produced by means of a generative manufacturing process.
- Generative manufacturing processes are basically all not cutting the manufacturing processes.
- the component is usually produced from an informal starting material (for example powder), such as for example with 3D printing or in another layer-like construction process.
- the nozzle board does not necessarily have to be produced by means of a generative production method.
- Other non-generative manufacturing processes, in particular machining processes, can also be considered here.
- this embodiment reduces the cost of manufacturing the labeling device.
- the guiding device can extend along the drive roller over an area which corresponds to at least 25% or 50% or at least 75% of the distance between a takeover point of the label tape by the drive roller pair and a transfer point of the label tape to the downstream device, measured along the surface of the Drive roller. After passing through at least 25% or 50% or even 75% of the entire area along which the label tape can be guided, it is ensured that the label tape is continued as easily as possible.
- the downstream device can comprise a cutting device for cutting individual labels from the label tape, the cutting device comprising a rotatable cylinder and a cutting element assigned to it.
- downstream device comprises a separating edge for separating a self-adhesive label from the label tape.
- a second pair of drive rollers is arranged after the separating edge in the direction of transport of the label band and a further guide device for guiding the label band along one of the drive rollers is assigned to the second pair of drive rollers, the further guide device having a nozzle for dispensing includes an air flow toward the drive roller to guide a label conveyed between the guide means and the drive roller along the drive roller.
- the drive rollers can be moved away from each other for threading a label tape.
- This embodiment does not require that both drive rollers be moved.
- this embodiment includes the implementation in which only one drive roller is moved so that it is moved away from the other drive roller. Realizations in which both drive rollers can be moved, preferably completely independently of one another, in such a way that the drive rollers are moved away from one another are also conceivable.
- Figure 1 shows a plan view of a labeling device with a guide device according to one embodiment.
- Figure 2 shows a further embodiment of a labeling device with a guide device for self-adhesive labels.
- FIGS. 3A-3C show different embodiments of the guide devices and the nozzles arranged therein.
- Figure 1 shows an embodiment of a labeling device according to the invention.
- the labeling device 100 can be designed, for example, as a labeling unit that provides labels and applies them to containers.
- a label source 101 is provided, which can provide a label tape in a rolled up form.
- the label tape 130 is a label tape which consists of labels lined up or at least comprises them. These labels are preferably not self-adhesive, that is to say they are provided with a glue before being applied to the containers or are applied to containers which have already been glued on.
- the labels from the label tape must be divided into individual labels.
- a cutting device 104 which in the embodiment shown here is designed as a rotatable cylinder to which the label tape 130 can be transferred.
- This cylinder can comprise cutting elements embedded in it, which cut through the radial movement outward the label tape and can thus produce labels of the intended length on the circumference of the cylinder.
- the cutting device can be designed as a rotatable cylinder. Outside the cylinder 104, a rotating cutting element is then usually arranged, which cuts through a movement on the cylinder to form a label strip at a suitable point and thus separates the labels.
- the labels thus separated can then be transferred, for example, to a pallet carousel or other suitable device in order to be opened with glue and to be transferred to the containers.
- a pair of drive rollers 102 comprising a first drive roller 121 and a second drive roller 122, are arranged between the label source 101 and a downstream device (in the example shown here the cutting device). Between the label tape 130 runs through them after leaving the label source (and possibly after passing through other devices) and is put under tension due to the opposite rotation of the drive rollers. The label tape is folded around the second drive roller 122 such that it can be fed from the downstream device 104.
- the drive roller 121, around which the label tape has not been folded here, is usually also understood as a “pressure roller”.
- the operator In order to clamp a label strip 130 from the label source 101, for example before starting up the labeling device, the operator must position the label strip 130 between the pair of drive rollers, so that the label strip is pulled out of the label source 101 when the drive rollers rotate.
- at least one of the drive rollers for example the drive roller 121
- the drive roller 121 can be movable, for example, along the direction of the arrow 123 shown in order to increase the distance between the drive rollers 121 and 122 so that the operator can reach the space and insert a label tape.
- the drive roller 121 can be returned to its original position immediately adjacent to the drive roller 122.
- Other embodiments, for example tilting or pivoting of the drive rollers relative to one another, are possible here in order to provide the operator with the option of positioning the label tape between the drive rollers.
- a guide device 103 is assigned to the drive roller pair, in particular the drive roller 122, around which the label tape 130 is guided and fed to the downstream device 104, which can guide the label tape during its movement, at least from the takeover point between the two drive rollers and the transfer point from the drive roller 122 to the downstream device 104 along the drive roller 122.
- the guide device is designed as comprising at least one or more nozzles 131. The nozzle is arranged to deliver an air flow (or general gas flow) toward the drive roller 122.
- the label is pressed against the drive roller 122 and held in tension while it is being moved by the drive roller in the direction of the downstream device 104.
- the subsequent movement of the beginning of the label tape 130 along the drive roller 122 in the direction of the ordered device 104 can be ensured, so that the label tape does not slip o - which hangs down from the drive roller.
- a tension in the label wall is generated.
- a second guide device 108 can also be seen, which at least in the area in which the label tape 130 is transferred from the drive roller 122 to the downstream device, in particular in the direction of transport of the label tape through the labeling device 100, according to the Guide device 103 be arranged.
- This second guide device can also comprise one or more nozzles, which are arranged and designed such that they provide an air flow in the direction of the downstream device 104 at least in the area in which the label roll from the drive roller 122 to the downstream device 104 is transferred, so that the label tape is reliably transferred from the drive roller 122 to the downstream device 104.
- the guide device 103 and also the second guide device 108 extend in a direction perpendicular to the illustrated image plane so far along the respective devices and in particular along the drive roller 122 that the entire surface of a label tape attached to the drive roller 122 runs along, can be subjected to an air flow.
- Figure 2 shows a further embodiment of a labeling device 200.
- the downstream device 204 is designed as a separating edge 204 and the entire labeling device 200 is designed to transport label tapes on which self-adhesive labels are arranged.
- the label strip 230 with the labels arranged thereon is placed under tension by a label source 201 with the aid of a pair of drive rollers 202 (with the drive rollers 221 and 222) and fed to the separating edge 204 on which the self-adhesive labels from the label strip 230 can be loosened and applied to the container 280 passed by the separating edge 204.
- the label tape freed from the labels can be fed to a further pair of drive rollers 205 (with the drive rollers 251 and 252) and then, for example, to a label tape holder 207 which takes over the empty label tape.
- a guide device 203 is provided, which accordingly has one or more nozzles 231 for delivering an air flow in the direction of the drive roller 222, in order to move between the guide device 203 and the Drive the conveyed label tape along the drive roller.
- a second guide device 208 can be arranged in the transport direction of the label band 230 after the guide device 203, which can deliver an air flow in a direction which leads the label away from the surface of the drive roller 222, even if here no direct transfer to a Subordinate device in the form of a cutting device, as described with reference to FIG. 1, takes place, but the label tape 230 is fed to the separating edge 204 after passing the drive roller.
- a further guide device 206 can be provided in the area of one of the drive rollers 251 and 252 of the pair of drive rollers 205, in order to guide the label strip along at least one of the drive rollers (for example the drive roller 252), so that here too, in particular when changing to new label tape the leading edge of this label tape and the leading area of the label tape is not wanting to be moved but lies against the drive roller during transport.
- a “second” guide device 208 can also be arranged in the transport direction of the empty label strip after the separating edge 204 but in front of the further drive rollers 251 and 252. Additionally or alternatively, a second guide device 208 can be arranged downstream of the drive roller 251 in order to ensure that the empty label tape is detached from the drive roller. The corresponding arrangement of such a second guide device, which is then assigned to the drive roller pair 205, is also illustrated in FIG. 2. This second guide device can be configured analogously to the second guide device assigned to the drive roller pair 202.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 has only been described in general terms as comprising at least one or more nozzles, the nozzles being able to produce an air flow at least in the direction of the drive roller provided in each case in order to guide a label belt conveyed by the drive roller along the drive roller 3, special embodiments of the guide device are described.
- FIG. 3A shows a first embodiment of a guide device 300 in relation to a drive roller 122, as was described for example in FIG. 1.
- the guide device 300 can basically be designed as a nozzle board 301, in which a plurality of nozzles 331 can be arranged. These nozzles can be small openings through which an air flow or another gas mixture, for example made of nitrogen or the like, can be discharged in the direction of the drive roller 122.
- the air flow can be provided by a feed line 31 1, which can convey air into the interior of the nozzle board 301.
- the nozzles 331 can be provided in a cover of the nozzle board, through which the air introduced into the cavity can then escape again.
- it can also be provided that separate lines lead from the feed line 31 1 to each individual nozzle 331. If this also causes a considerable outlay in the manufacture of the nozzle board, this embodiment can nevertheless always provide an even supply of the air flow.
- the nozzle board is designed as a hollow body, the nozzles 331 being arranged in a cover of this hollow body, the nozzle board can be manufactured inexpensively overall.
- the shape of the nozzles is not limited. As shown here, these can be circular or approximately circular openings, which otherwise have no further structure.
- the shape can also be elliptical. Square shapes, such as rectangles or squares, are also possible here.
- the nozzles have so far been described as openings in the guide device, the nozzles can also comprise further devices, for example small fans, in order to direct the air flow and to discharge it at a specific flow rate.
- screens can also be provided which at least partially cover one or more nozzles and / or at least partially or completely deflect the air flow they have created, so that they do not strike the surface of the label directly, but in the area between the guide device and the drive roller is distributed so that a selective loading of the label can be avoided.
- Embodiments are particularly preferred in which the nozzle board (regardless of its design according to one of FIGS. 3A to 3C) is produced using a generative production method.
- Generative manufacturing processes are all manufacturing processes in which the component (layer by layer) is built up directly from an original material and thus the three-dimensional object is produced as a component. It is therefore not a matter of abusive procedures.
- the nozzle board with feed lines can preferably be produced by means of 3D printing.
- the boundary surface of the guide device in which the nozzles 331 are arranged has a curvature.
- This curvature can correspond to the curvature of the outer surface of the drive roller 122, in particular the curvature of the outer surface of the drive roller 122, on which the label tape is guided.
- the guide device 300 is usually arranged at a distance from the drive roller, so that an air gap is formed between the drive roller and the nozzles 331, in which the label can be guided along the drive roller.
- the area in which the nozzles 331 are arranged does not have the same radius of curvature as the surface of the drive roller 122 along which the label tape is conveyed, but rather the area of the guide device 300 in which the nozzles 331 are arranged, has a radius of curvature which results from the sum of the radius of curvature of the drive roller and the distance of the surface containing the nozzles to the upper surface of the drive roller. This distance is the shortest connection of a point of the surface containing the nozzles to the drive roller and thus to be measured in the radial direction in the direction of the axis of rotation of the drive roller.
- FIG. 3B shows a further embodiment of a guide device 300.
- a feed line 31 1 is provided for supplying the nozzle or the nozzles with the air flow.
- nozzle slots In contrast to the embodiment in FIG. 3A, however, there are no round nozzles (in the form of a circle or an ellipse), but rather a plurality of nozzle slots running here parallel to the axis of rotation R of the drive roller as a special embodiment of the nozzles 341. These nozzle slots can be arranged equidistantly to one another in the transport direction of the label tape, but can also be positioned at different distances from one another. Furthermore, the number of nozzle slots 341 is not limited to three, and more or fewer (for example, only two) nozzle slots can also be provided.
- the nozzle slots can also run transversely to the direction shown here, or further nozzle slots can be provided which run transversely to the nozzle slots 341 shown here.
- the nozzle slots can have a diameter of a few millimeters and their length can, for example, correspond to the width of a label on a label tape or can also be wider than the width of a label tape.
- the nozzle slots can be configured as straight nozzle slots vertically or horizontally, but also transversely. They can be nozzle slots with a rectangular surface, but can also have an (elongated) oval or elliptical shape. Nozzle slots can also be provided which do not run straight but curved, for example in the form of a wavy line or a segment of a circle.
- the nozzle slots provided in the nozzle board can also implement a combination of the nozzle slots just described, any conceivable combination of the nozzle slots just described being possible.
- nozzle slits running horizontally and vertically to one another can be provided. It can too horizontal / vertical nozzle slots are combined with curved nozzle slots.
- FIG. 3C shows a schematic plan view of a guide device 300 in relation to the drive roller 122.
- the nozzles can be designed in accordance with each of the embodiments according to FIGS. 3A and 3B.
- nozzles 351 are provided. These deliver an air flow (arrows coming from the nozzles in the direction of the drive roller 122) in the direction of the drive roller. This he follows in the embodiment shown here under a certain direction. It can be seen that one or more of the nozzles of the guide device deliver the air flow in the radial direction.
- the radial direction is defined by the assumption of polar coordinates with the coordinate origin in the axis of rotation of the drive roller 122, so that the direction r here indicates the radial direction.
- one or more nozzles can also be provided, which deliver the air flow at an angle f to the radial direction. This angle is measured, for example, at the point of exit of the air flow from the nozzle.
- some nozzles deliver the air flow in the radial direction and other nozzles deliver the air flow at an angle to the radial direction.
- nozzles which are arranged upstream in the transport direction (arrow about the axis of rotation) of the label tape, bring out the air flow at an angle to the radial direction, so that a draft occurs, which in particular follows the leading edge of the label tape Introduced by an operator pulls along the drive roller in the area of the guide device.
- the subsequent nozzles can apply the air flow at an increasingly smaller angle with respect to the radial direction until the air flow is discharged parallel to the radial direction from the nozzles.
- one or more nozzles can again discharge the air flow at a non-zero, but smaller than 90 ° angle to the radial direction in order to increase the tensile force on the label tape.
- the embodiment according to FIG. 3C can be implemented both for nozzles corresponding to the embodiment in FIG. 3A and for nozzles corresponding to the embodiment according to FIG. 3B. Combinations of these are also conceivable, so that part of the nozzles can be designed as nozzle slots 341 according to FIG. 3B or also transversely to these 3A and another part of nozzles can be shaped according to the embodiment in FIG. 3A as small holes, for example with a circular or elliptical or otherwise shaped cross section.
- the second guide device 108 according to FIG. 1 can preferably be designed as a single nozzle (either in the form of a circular nozzle or in the form of a nozzle slot). This then preferably brings the air flow in only one direction.
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| PCT/EP2019/078641 WO2020126156A1 (de) | 2018-12-19 | 2019-10-22 | Etikettiervorrichtung mit führungseinrichtung |
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