EP4077142A1 - Etikettiermaschine zum etikettieren von behältern - Google Patents
Etikettiermaschine zum etikettieren von behälternInfo
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- EP4077142A1 EP4077142A1 EP20816147.1A EP20816147A EP4077142A1 EP 4077142 A1 EP4077142 A1 EP 4077142A1 EP 20816147 A EP20816147 A EP 20816147A EP 4077142 A1 EP4077142 A1 EP 4077142A1
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- Prior art keywords
- label
- labeling machine
- label guide
- labeling
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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
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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
- B65C9/0015—Preparing the labels or articles, e.g. smoothing, removing air bubbles
- B65C2009/0018—Preparing the labels
- B65C2009/0021—Preparing the labels for temporary attachment to transfer means or to the article
Definitions
- the invention relates to a labeling machine for labeling containers.
- a labeling machine is equipped with a transport carousel, by means of which the containers to be labeled are transported through the machine.
- Container transported on the transport carousel is labeled depending on the number n of labeling stations, have adjacent containers on the Trans port device a small distance from each other.
- the labels to be applied to the containers often have a length which is greater than the distance caused by the (machine) division of the transport device, which two adjacent containers have to one another on the transport device. This is often the case in particular with wrap-around labels, since such labels typically have a great length.
- a suction device is used in the prior art, which has a label guide provided with suction openings and a protruding from egg nem container or not yet adjacent to the container label section to the Label guide sucks.
- the said label section is guided along the label guide during the transport of the container on the Transportka russell (on part of the transport route) and kept away from the following container.
- a labeling machine with such a suction device is disclosed, for example, in the German utility model font DE 202017 101 952 U1, where the suction device is referred to as "vacuum board".
- the invention is based on the object of providing a labeling machine in which, in particular when using labels with a large label length, the coming into contact of a label with a subsequent container can be more reliably avoided.
- the labeling machine according to the invention for labeling containers has a transport carousel for transporting the containers, which is rotatably mounted about a vertical axis of rotation.
- the labeling machine according to the invention has a suction device for sucking up a label section of a label attached to a container, preferably by means of an adhesive such as hot glue.
- the suction device comprises a label guide provided with through-flow suction openings, which has a first end section, a second end section arranged behind the first end section in the transport direction of the transport carousel, and a central section connecting the two end sections.
- the label guide is designed in such a way that the label guide has a varying radial distance from the vertical axis of rotation over its extension from the first to the second end section.
- the invention is based on the knowledge that the label guide due to its varying radial distance to the vertical axis of rotation, compared to a label chain guide with a constant radial distance to the axis of rotation, provides a longer distance for a label section to be guided.
- the varying radial distance of the label guide reduces the effective length (i.e. the length in the transport direction) of a label section guided along the label guide.
- a label section of a label attached to the container which protrudes from a container or is not yet resting on the container, which is sucked onto the label guide and guided along the label guide, can be kept away from a subsequent container more reliably.
- label section is to be understood as a partial section or a part of a label.
- the containers to be labeled are preferably beverage containers, such as bottles, in particular glass or PET bottles, or cans.
- the labeling machine can in particular be set up for labeling individual containers - that is, containers that are not grouped and / or combined to form a container group or a bundle.
- the Transportka russell can be equipped, for example, with container plates that can each hold exactly one container.
- exactly one centering element for example a centering tulip, for centering or clamping an individual container can be provided for each container plate.
- the maximum radial distance between the label guide and the vertical axis of rotation can, for example, be at least 5%, preferably at least 10%, greater than the minimum radial distance between the label guide and the vertical axis of rotation.
- the labeling machine is preferably designed for all-round labeling of the containers. That is, the labeling machine is preferably designed to provide each container with an all-round label.
- an all-round label is to be understood as meaning a label which surrounds or encloses the entire circumference of a container.
- the labeling machine can in particular be a so-called roll-spring labeling machine.
- the labels are provided in the form of a label tape wound into a roll, the individual labels being obtained by cutting the label tape.
- the label guide forms a wall of the suction device.
- the label guide can be designed, for example, as a plate that is bent or curved at least in sections. It is also preferred if the label guide is made of a rigid or non-flexible material.
- the label guide is advantageously arranged in such a way that the label guide is not deformed and / or pressed in by the containers transported with the aid of the transport carousel.
- the labeling machine expediently comprises a rotatably mounted vacuum drum for transporting labels and for transferring the labels to the containers to be labeled.
- the suction device in particular its label guide, is advantageously arranged adjacent to the vacuum drum and, based on the transport direction of the transport carousel, behind the vacuum drum.
- the suction device can ensure that the respective label section of a label attached to the container that protrudes from a container or is not yet resting on the container can be safely sucked in by the suction device after it is no longer held or held by the vacuum drum. is sucked in.
- the label guide of the suction device is expediently a non-rotatably mounted unit of the labeling machine.
- the first end section of the label guide is at least partially curved and / or the second end section of the label guide is at least partially curved.
- the radius of curvature of the arcuate part of the respective end section can, for example, be equal to the radius of the transport carousel.
- the middle section of the label guide is at least partially curved.
- the first end section of the label guide along the transport direction of the transport carousel has a constant radial distance from the vertical axis of rotation and / or the second end section of the label guide has a constant radial distance from the vertical axis of rotation along the transport direction of the transport carousel.
- the radial distance of the first end section to the vertical axis of rotation and / or the radial distance of the second end section to the vertical axis of rotation is preferably equal to or substantially equal to the radius of the transport carousel.
- the formulation that the radial distance of the first or second end section is “equal to or substantially equal” to the radius of the transport carousel is to be understood as meaning that the radial distance of the first or second end section to the vertical axis of rotation is at most 10%, preferably at most 5 %, smaller or larger than the radius of the transport carousel.
- the first end section of the label guide has the same radial distance from the vertical axis of rotation as the second end section of the label guide.
- the first end portion of the label guide has a different radial distance, in particular a larger radial distance, to the vertical axis of rotation than the second end portion of the label guide.
- the central section of the label guide has a varying radial distance from the vertical axis of rotation along the transport direction of the transport carousel.
- the middle section of the label guide has a greater maximum radial distance from the vertical axis of rotation than the first end section and / or as the second end section of the label guide. In this way it is achieved that the distance between a label section guided on the label guide and a subsequent container is increased when the label section moves along the central section, so that the label section can more reliably be prevented from coming into contact with a subsequent container.
- At least a part of the central portion of the label guide can have a concave shape as viewed from the vertical axis of rotation.
- at least a part of the central section of the label guide, viewed from the vertical axis of rotation can have a convex shape.
- the label guide, in particular its special middle section is at least partially wave-shaped. The effective length of a label guided along the label guide can be reduced particularly greatly in a cost-effective manner by means of a wave-shaped configuration of the central section.
- the two end sections of the label guide and the central section of the label guide are preferably formed in one piece with one another. This makes it possible to install the label guide in the labeling machine at low cost.
- the suction device preferably comprises at least one negative pressure generating unit, in particular a vacuum pump, for generating negative pressure on the label guide.
- the label guide is advantageously a format part. It is also advantageous if the suction device has one or more other, format-independent parts, the label guide being exchangeable independently of the format-independent part (s) of the suction device. This means that when the format is changed, there is no need to replace the format-independent parts of the suction device, so that the format change, at least as far as the suction device is concerned, is limited to replacing the label guide and any other parts of the suction device. In this way, the format change can be implemented with little expenditure of time and effort.
- the vacuum generating unit mentioned above is preferably a format-independent part of the suction device, so that the vacuum generating unit advantageously does not have to be exchanged when the format is changed.
- a format part is to be understood as a component of the labeling machine whose shape and / or dimensions are based on the size of the containers to be labeled and / or the size of the containers used for labeling the containers. used labels is matched.
- a format part is therefore a component of the labeling machine that is replaced when the size of the containers to be labeled and / or the size of the labels used for labeling changes.
- a format-independent part is to be understood as a component of the labeling machine whose shape and / or dimensions are independent of the size of the container to be labeled and / or the size of the labels used for labeling.
- the suction device is preferably part of a labeling station of the labeling machine.
- the labeling machine can have a plurality of labeling stations, each with a suction device of the type described above, which labeling stations can in particular be constructed identically to one another.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic representation of a first embodiment of a labeling machine according to the invention in a view from above;
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a second exemplary embodiment of a labeling machine according to the invention in a view from above;
- Fig. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the throughput of a labeling machine according to the invention and the throughput of a labeling machine from the prior art as a function of the length of the labels used.
- Fig. 1 shows schematically a labeling machine 1 for all-round labeling of containers 2 in a view from above.
- the containers 2 are beverage containers, such as bottles or cans.
- the labeling machine 1 comprises a transport carousel 3 which is mounted rotatably about a vertical axis of rotation 4.
- the containers 2 to be labeled are fed to the transport carousel 3 via a star wheel of the labeling machine 1, not shown in the figures.
- the containers 2 to be labeled are equidistant from one another in the transport direction 5 of the transport port carousels 3 transported along a partial circular path.
- the containers 2 are removed from the transport carousel 3 by means of an outlet star (not shown in the figures) of the labeling machine 1.
- the transport carousel 3 has several container plates, not shown in the figures, which are each rotatably mounted about a vertical axis and on each of which a container 2 can be positioned.
- the labeling machine 1 preferably comprises its own drive unit for each container plate, in particular its own servomotor, for driving the respective container plate and a control device for controlling these drive units.
- the individual container plates can be rotated independently of one another and their respective rotational speed can be set independently of the rotational speed of the transport carousel 3.
- the individual target movement sequences of the container plates and also their time sequence or their time coordination are preferably stored in the control device or in a data memory communicatively connected to the control device.
- the control device advantageously controls the individual drive units in accordance with the stored target movement sequences.
- the labeling machine 1 comprises a labeling station 6.
- a labeling station 6 This includes a label feed (not shown in the figures) for unwinding a label tape wound into a roll, a cutting device (not shown in the figures) for cutting the label tape into individual labels 7 and a rotatably mounted vacuum drum 8 for transporting the Labels 7 and for transferring the labels 7 to the container 2.
- the labeling station 6 comprises a roller (not shown in the figure) for applying an adhesive to the labels 7.
- the labeling station 6 comprises a brushing unit 9 and a suction device 10.
- the suction device 10 comprises a base body 11 with a cavity, a label guide 12 provided with through-flow suction openings, which is arranged on the base body 11 and delimits the cavity of the base body 11, and a vacuum generating unit 13 for generating a vacuum on the label guide 12.
- Said vacuum generating unit 13 can, for example, be designed as a vacuum pump connected to the base body 11 of the suction device 10, which serves to evacuate the cavity of the base body 11.
- the label guide 12 of the suction device 10 comprises a first end section 14 which is arranged at a first end of the label guide 12. Furthermore, the label guide 12 comprises a second end section 15, which is arranged behind the first end section 14 in the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3 and is arranged at a second end of the label guide 12. In addition, the label guide 12 comprises a central section 16 which is arranged between the two end sections 14, 15 and adjoins the two end sections 14, 15. Said end sections 14, 15 and the central section 16 of the label guide 12 are integrally formed with one another. Over its extension from the first end section 14 to the second end section 15, the label guide 12 has a varying radial distance dR to the vertical axis of rotation 4.
- the two end sections 14, 15 of the label guide 12 are arcuate and have a constant radial distance dR from the vertical axis of rotation 4 along the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3.
- the radius of curvature of both end sections 14, 15 is essentially the same as the radius R of the transport carousel 3.
- the first end section 14 has a shorter extension in the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3 than the second end section 15. However, this does not necessarily have to be the case be.
- the first end section 14 can have a longer extension in the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3 than the second end section 15 or the extension of the first end section 14 in the transport direction.
- device 5 of the transport carousel 3 must be exactly as large as the extension of the second end section 15 in the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3.
- the central section 16 has, viewed from the vertical axis of rotation 4, a concave shape. Unlike the two end sections 14, 15 of the label guide 12, the middle section 16 of the label guide 12 has a varying radial distance dR to the vertical axis of rotation 4 along the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3, the middle section 16 having a larger maximum radial distance dR to the has vertical axis of rotation 4 than the two end sections 14, 15. At the transition from the first end section 14 to Mittelab section 16, the radial distance dR of the label guide 12 to the vertical axis of rotation 4 increases, while the radial distance dR of the label guide 12 to the vertical axis of rotation 4 on Transition from the middle section 16 to the second end section 15 decreases.
- the label guide 12 of the suction device 10 is a format part of the suction device 10. If necessary, the base body 11 or at least a part of the base body 11 can also be a format part of the suction device 10.
- the previously mentioned vacuum generating unit 13 of the suction device 10, on the other hand, is a format-independent part of the suction device 10. Consequently, the vacuum generating unit 13 is not exchanged when the format is changed, whereby the format change can be implemented at low cost.
- a vacuum is generated by the vacuum drum 8 of the labeling station 6 in order to hold a label 7 provided by the label supply (not shown).
- the vacuum drum 8 rotates in the opposite direction to the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3 and thereby carries the label 7 with it. While the label 7 is on the vacuum drum 8, with the help of the aforementioned (not shown) roller of the labeling station 6 on the back of the label 7, an adhesive, in particular special glue, is applied, the adhesive preferably not on the entire back of the ge Labels 7, but only on a first vertically the end and a second vertically extending end of the label 7 is brought up.
- the label 7 is transferred to a container 2 to be labeled and passing through the vacuum drum 8, the label 7 being glued to the container 2 with its first end provided with adhesive.
- the container 2 is during its transport ports in the transport direction 5 - at least over part of the transport route - on the container plate on which the container 2 is positioned, rotated about its longitudinal axis.
- the label section 17 not yet resting on the container 2 slides along the label guide 12, the label section 17 being wound onto the container 2 due to the aforementioned rotation of the loading container 2 about its longitudinal axis and thus becomes continuously shorter.
- the label section 17 not yet resting on the container 2 detaches from the label guide 12, the label section 17 not yet resting on the container 2 being so short that it does not come into contact with the following container 2 can come.
- the label 7 is pressed against the container 2, so that the second, provided with adhesive ver end of the label 7 is glued with its back to the front of the first En of the label 7. While the container 2 moves in the transport direction 5 along the brushing unit 9, the container 2 continues to rotate about its longitudinal axis.
- the labeling machine 1 is preferably equipped with other elements, such as an infeed screw, a centering hood, one or more light barriers, etc., whose purpose and functionality are fundamentally known to the person skilled in the art, so that a figurative representation of a has been omitted for the sake of clarity.
- FIG. 2 schematically shows a further labeling machine 18 for all-round labeling of containers 2 in a view from above.
- This labeling machine 18 also includes a transport carousel 3 and a labeling station 6 with a suction device 10, which has a label guide 12 with a first end section 14, a second end section arranged behind the first end section 14 in the transport direction 5 of the transport carousel 3, and a central section 16.
- the label guide 12 has a varying radial distance dR to the vertical axis of rotation 4, about which the transport carousel 3 is rotatably mounted, over its extension from the first end section 14 to the second end section 15.
- the label guide 12 is designed to be wave-shaped. That is, the label guide 12 has, viewed from the vertical axis of rotation 4, alternately a convex shape and a concave shape.
- the maximum radial distance dR of the label guide 12 to the vertical axis of rotation 4 is greater than the radius R of the transport carousel 3, while the minimal radial distance dR of the label guide 12 to the vertical axis of rotation 4 is equal to the radius R of the transport carousel 3.
- the label guide 12 is designed to be wave-shaped over its entire length. In an alternative embodiment, the label guide 12 can only be configured in a wave-shaped manner over part of its length, for example only at its central section 16.
- the respective labeling machine can have, in addition to its mentioned or figuratively shown labeling animal station 6, one or more other labeling stations, not shown in the figures, which is / are designed in particular structurally identical to the mentioned or figuratively shown labeling station 6 .
- the respective labeling station is preferably set up to label only every n. Container transported on the transport carousel 3, where n is the number of labeling stations of the labeling machine. Fig.
- FIG. 3 shows an axis diagram in which the ordinate of the diagram represents the throughput P (ie the number of labeled containers per unit of time) of a labeling machine for labeling containers and the abscissa of the diagram represents the length L of the used for labeling the containers Labels re presented.
- the throughput of a labeling machine according to the invention in particular a labeling machine according to the exemplary embodiment from FIG. 1 or from FIG Labeling machine from the prior art - shown with a dashed line - shown as a function of the length L of the labels.
- the labeling machine according to the invention and the labeling machine from the prior art differ from each other only in that in the latter the label guide of the suction device has a constant radial distance to the vertical axis of rotation and the label guide of the suction device in the labeling machine according to the invention has a varying radial distance to the vertical axis of rotation.
- Both the labeling machine according to the invention and the labeling machine from the prior art can be operated with a certain throughput Po in the case of small label lengths. If the length L of the labels exceeds a predetermined threshold value, both in the labeling machine from the prior art and in the labeling machine according to the invention, the throughput P must be reduced with increasing length L of the labels in order to be able to reliably prevent a not yet on Container adjacent label portion of a label attached to the loading container comes into contact with the subsequent container.
- the threshold value is a certain length Lx.
- the threshold value for the labeling machine according to the invention is a greater length Ly. That is to say that the labeling machine according to the invention can be operated with a high throughput up to a larger label length compared with the labeling machine from the prior art. In other words, in the labeling machine according to the invention it is sufficient to reduce the throughput P only with a longer label length.
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| PCT/EP2020/083463 WO2021121894A1 (de) | 2019-12-17 | 2020-11-26 | Etikettiermaschine zum etikettieren von behältern |
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