JPH0542115U - Label sticker - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To provide a label sticking device in which a plurality of works are stacked in an inclined manner and a label is stuck to the upper surface and the lower surface thereof to form one set of products. [Structure] The label a is supplied toward the upper surface of the work W above the downstream side of the first conveyor belt 1 on the surface of which a group of engaging protrusions 3 for stacking a plurality of works W in an inclined manner is formed. A guide for arranging the first labeler 4 and providing a pressing roller 9 in the vicinity of the peeling edge 7 of the first labeler 4, and for causing the work W to collide with the downstream end of the first conveyor belt 1 and turning it upside down. A plate 11 is provided, which is dropped onto a second conveyor belt 10 which is a samurai machine and is transferred to the second conveyor belt 10.
The label a'is supplied to the upper surface of the work W turned upside down by the second labeler 12 arranged above the conveyor belt 10 of the above, and the label a'is attached by the pressing roller 17, and the label is attached to the upper and lower surfaces of the work. Attach a and a'to make a plurality of works into one set of products.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a label sticking device that stacks a plurality of vacuum-packed sliced hams and the like in an inclined stack and sticks labels on the upper and lower surfaces thereof to form a set of products.

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 In general, vacuum-packed sliced ham and other products are sold individually at the store, but since there is a certain number of contents in one pack, they will be left uneaten when eating alone. The vacuum-packed foods lose their freshness once opened and change their mood. If left undisclosed, it is uneconomical to discard them.

In addition, even if a plurality of items are sold as a set as a special sale product at the hope of the seller, it is inconvenient for the disparate products to be settled at the time of settlement and it takes time and effort for stocktaking. Is.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Therefore, in the present invention, a vacuum-packed product such as sliced ham is set, for example, as a set of a plurality of one-pack products that are small for a single person's house so that they will not be left uneaten when opened. It was done. In addition, when dealing as products for special sale, there is an advantage that it is possible to save time and effort during sales management and settlement by making a plurality of sets into one set. The present invention is provided from the above viewpoints.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention is directed to a first conveyor belt for conveying a work, which has a group of engaging protrusions for holding a plurality of works in an inclined stack on the surface, and a first conveyor belt on the downstream side of the first conveyor belt. The upper surface of the work is the first labeler projecting the label guide having the peeling edge for supplying the label on the upper surface of the arranged work, and the peeled label provided in the vicinity of the peeling edge of the first labeler. A pressing roller attached to the first conveyor belt, a guide plate provided at the downstream end of the first conveyor belt for colliding a work to reverse the vertical position, and dropping the work onto a second conveyor belt waiting below. A second conveyor belt having a stopper piece protruding from the end, and a label above the second conveyor belt, which supplies the label to the upper surface of the work, and which has a peeling edge at the tip. A second labeler having a id, is made more a pressing roller to adhere the label provided in the vicinity of the peeling edge Tsu di of the second labeler on the upper surface of the workpiece.

[0006]

[Action]

 Due to the above-mentioned configuration, the packaging body such as sliced ham is dropped on the upstream side of the first conveyor belt so as to be stacked in the engaging protrusion formed on the surface, and the position of the first labeler is lowered. Transfer to. When the work reaches below the first labeler, this is detected by the mirror reflection type phototube, and the first labeler is driven to feed the label tape with the label temporarily attached to one side from the label roll, and the label guide. The label is peeled off through the peeling edge at the leading end of the label, and the peeled label is attached to the upper surface of the work placed on the first conveyor belt below by the pressing force of the pressing roller. The label tape from which the label has been peeled off is wound up by a winding roll.

Next, when a label is attached to the upper surface of the work, the guide plate provided at the downstream end of the first conveyor belt causes the work to collide and invert, and the second conveyor belt which stands by below. The label tape fed from the second labeler disposed above the second conveyor belt is then folded back at the position of the peeling edge by the label guide reaching the upper surface of the conveyor belt, and the presser foot is pressed. The label is attached to the top surface of the work by the roller.

[0008] Thus, the packages of sliced ham and the like, which have been transferred in a three-tiered stack, form a set of three products by attaching labels to the upper and lower surfaces of the packages.

[0009]

【Example】

 The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings of the embodiments.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a first conveyor belt for transferring a work placed on a base 2, and a packaging body such as sliced ham (hereinafter referred to as a work) is inclined on the surface of the conveyor belt 1 in an inclined shape. A group of engaging protrusions 3 to be held in layers are appropriately formed, and the engaging protrusions 3 include three pieces 3a, 3b, 3c from the downstream side to the upstream side of the first conveyor belt 1. The other one piece 3d is formed at an interval and at the same height, and is wider than the engaging protrusions 3a, 3b, 3c in order to incline the work W at a predetermined angle, and the height is also different. Are formed higher.

Further, a first labeler 4 for supplying the label a 1 to the upper surface of the work W is arranged above the downstream side of the first conveyor belt 1, and the first labeler 4 is provided with a label roll 5. A label guide 6 that guides the label tape A fed from the label roll 5 toward the work W on the conveyor belt 1 is provided in a protruding manner, and the label tape A is peeled off by a peeling edge 7 at the tip of the label guide 6. It is configured to be folded back, peel off only the label a temporarily attached to the label tape A, and be attached to the upper surface of the work W. 8 is a winding roll for winding the label tape A from which the label a has been peeled off.

A pressing roller 9 made of a sponge roller is provided near the peeling edge 7 of the first labeler 4, and presses the label a supplied onto the work W against the transfer direction of the conveyor belt 1. , Firmly adhere to the work W.

Thus, the packages such as sliced ham transferred in a three-tier stack have their upper surfaces adhered by the label a to form a set of works.

Further, at the downstream end of the first conveyor belt 1, a set of works W having a label a adhered on the upper surface thereof is received and collided so that the upper and lower surfaces are inverted to stand by below. An arc-shaped guide plate 11 is attached for dropping onto the second conveyor pelt 10. The second conveyor belt 10 is composed of a flat belt and is adjusted so that the base end on the upstream side is lowered and the second conveyor belt 10 is inclined upward toward the downstream side. A stopper piece 10a is provided at the base end of the second conveyor belt 10 so as to receive the work W that has fallen due to the upside down position, and transfers the work W to the upstream side while supporting it from the back surface. It is configured as follows.

Further, above the second conveyor belt 10, a second labeler 12 for supplying a label onto the work W which is transferred with its vertical position reversed is attached to the above-mentioned first labeler 4. Adopting the same configuration, the label roll 13 is provided, and the label guide 14 for guiding the label tape A ′ fed from the label roll 13 toward the work W on the second conveyor belt 10 is provided in a protruding manner. The label tape A'is folded back at the peeling edge 15 at the tip of the label guide 14, and the label a'temporarily attached on the tape A'is peeled and supplied onto the work W, and the label A'is peeled off. A winding roll 16 for winding the bell tape is provided.

Reference numeral 17 denotes a pressing roller composed of a sponge roller for pressing and adhering the label a ′ supplied onto the work W. The pressing roller 17 holds the label a ′ against the transfer direction of the second conveyor belt 10. Adhere firmly on top (see FIG. 5).

In the figure, numeral 18 detects that the work W placed on the first conveyor belt 1 has reached the label sticking position of the first labeler 4, and drives the first labeler 4. In order to do so, 19 is a mirror reflection type phototube, 19 is an amplifier of the first labeler, and 20 is an amplifier of the second labeler.

Further, the second conveyor belt 10 described above may be a belt which is transported in a horizontal direction according to the balance of the reversal of the work.

In the work W shown in the embodiment, three packaging bodies such as sliced ham which are vacuum-packed are stacked in an inclined manner, and the labels a and a ′ are attached to the upper and lower surfaces of each. The products are shown as a set of three pieces. Therefore, the labels a 1 and a ′ with respect to the work W have the necessary lengths so that the three packages of sliced ham or the like do not shift from each other.

In the illustrated embodiment, a device for sticking a label to a set of three sliced hams and the like is shown, but the engaging protrusions formed on the surface of the first conveyor belt are shown. By changing the number, it is also possible to make one set of two or four or more packaging bodies, and the present invention is not limited to these.

[0021]

[Effect of the device]

 As described above, in the label sticking apparatus of the present invention, the work is the first labeler by the first conveyor belt on the surface of which the group of engaging projections for stacking the sliced ham and the like in the inclined shape is formed. The label is attached to the upper surface of each package by the pressing force of the pressing roller, is transferred to the downstream end of the first conveyor belt, and collides with the guide plate protruding from the downstream end. Then, the upper and lower positions are reversed and dropped, and the second conveyor belt which stands by below is transferred to the second labeler position, and the label is supplied to the upper surface of the reversed work by the second labeler, Since the labels are attached by the pressing force of the presser roller, a set of three products is formed by the labels attached to the upper and lower surfaces, respectively, which is useful for sales management and suits the tastes of consumers. To provide products that Can.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same.

FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a label is attached to the upper surface of a work by a first labeler.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a state where a label is attached to the upper surface of the work.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which a label is attached to the upper surface of a work which has been turned upside down by a second labeler.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing a state where labels are attached to the upper and lower surfaces of the work.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 1st conveyor belt 3 Engagement projection 4 4 1st labeler 5 Label roll 6 Label guide 7 Peeling edge 8 Winding roll 9 Holding roller 10 2nd conveyor belt 11 Guide plate 12 2nd labeler 13 Label roll 14 Label guide 15 Peeling edge 16 Winding roll 17 Holding roller W Work A Label tape A'Label tape a Label a 'Label

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A first conveyor belt for carrying a work, which has a group of engaging protrusions for holding a plurality of works in an inclined stack on a surface thereof, and above the first conveyor belt downstream of the first conveyor belt. For supplying a label to the upper surface of the arranged work, a first labeler projecting a label guide having a peeling edge formed on the tip and a peeled label provided in the vicinity of the peeling edge of the first labeler are attached to the work. And a guide plate that is provided at the downstream end of the first conveyor belt and is attached to the upper surface of the first conveyor belt to make the work collide to reverse the vertical position and drop it onto the second conveyor belt waiting below. A second conveyor belt having a stopper piece projecting at the base end, and a label provided on the upper surface of the work above the second conveyor belt, and a peeling edge formed at the tip. A label sticking device comprising a second labeler provided with a label guide and a pressing roller for sticking a label provided in the vicinity of a peeling edge of the second labeler on an upper surface of a work.