KR20240022195A - Automated equipment for manufacturing roll-type sanitary glove set and roll-type sanitary glove set manufactured through it - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a set of sanitary gloves in the form of a roll in which a plurality of individual sanitary gloves are connected continuously and a method of manufacturing the same. More specifically, the present invention relates to a set of sanitary gloves in the form of a roll in which a plurality of individual sanitary gloves are connected continuously ) relates to an automated facility that can stably manufacture a double-reinforced roll sanitary glove set and a set of roll-type sanitary gloves manufactured through it.
According to the automated equipment according to the present invention, it is possible to stably manufacture a set of roll-type sanitary gloves in which the joint weak portion (angular portion) of a plurality of individual sanitary gloves sealed and joined in the shape of a glove is double reinforced. In addition, the volume of automation equipment can be reduced by forming a plurality of individual sanitary gloves with a reinforcing joint and a glove shape by sealing and joining the first and second fabric sheets using the first and second heater devices in the form of circular rolls. , In addition, the sealing work of individual sanitary gloves can be performed at high speed, simplifying the manufacturing process and lowering manufacturing costs.

Description

Automated equipment for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves and a set of roll-type sanitary gloves manufactured using the same

The present invention relates, more specifically, to a roll-shaped sanitary glove set in which a plurality of individual sanitary gloves are continuously connected and a method of manufacturing the same. The present invention relates to an automated facility capable of stably manufacturing a set of roll sanitary gloves in which the weak joints (angled portions) of a plurality of individual sanitary gloves sealed and joined in the shape of a glove are double reinforced, and to a set of roll-type sanitary gloves manufactured through the same.

Sanitary gloves are widely used in various fields for hygiene purposes, to protect hands from substances such as hair dye/paint/various chemicals, or to prevent the spread of various bacteria and viruses, and their usage is also steadily increasing. I'm doing it.

Figure 1 is a diagram schematically showing a packaging box in which general sanitary gloves are packaged.

As shown in Figure 1, individual sanitary gloves (g) are generally stored inside a packaging box (1) made of paper material. The packaging box (1) has a cut piece (1a) cut along a cut line (dL) on one side, so that the individual sanitary gloves (g) stored inside can be taken out and used one by one.

However, the packaging box 1 shown in FIG. 1 must be individually manufactured using a paper box, and the manufacturing process is complicated and complicated because a plurality of individually manufactured sanitary gloves (g) must be stored inside. This caused an increase in time and manufacturing costs.

To solve this problem, disposable sanitary gloves provided in roll form were proposed.

In Domestic Patent Publication No. 10-2009-0067366 and Domestic Registered Patent No. 10-1864148, joint lines and perforation lines corresponding to the shape of the hand are repeatedly formed at preset intervals along the longitudinal direction, and disposable hygiene products in the form of individually separable rolls are used. Gloves were suggested. However, the sanitary gloves proposed in Domestic Patent Publication No. 10-2009-0067366 and Domestic Registered Patent No. 10-1864148 must separately form a perforation line (dotted line structure) along with a joint line in a shape corresponding to the shape of the hand along the length direction. Therefore, the process was complicated and complicated.

Japanese Public Utility Model No. 1980-030713 proposes a roll-shaped sanitary glove in which hand-shaped sanitary gloves are repeatedly formed along the longitudinal direction of the double fabric. However, as the sanitary gloves proposed in Japanese Public Utility Model No. 1980-030713 are formed in a shape with the fingers spaced apart, a large amount of scrap (offcuts) may be generated, leading to unnecessary waste of fabric. In addition, since the scraps are wound in roll form with attached scraps, in order to cut and use individual sanitary gloves, the consumer must manually separate and remove the scraps attached to the circumference of the sanitary gloves, which can be complicated and inconvenient to use.

Domestic Patent Publication No. 10-2005-0105117 also proposes a structure in which sanitary gloves having the shape of a human hand are repeatedly formed. However, the disposable gloves proposed in Domestic Patent Publication No. 10-2005-0105117 are in a shape corresponding to the shape of the hand, as in Domestic Patent Publication No. 10-2009-0067366 and Domestic Registered Patent No. 10-1864148, with seam lines and perforated lines. Because it had to be formed separately, the manufacturing process was complicated and complicated. In addition, as the gloves are arranged in the same direction to face one side, the separated finger parts flutter when rolled into a roll, making it difficult to roll them, and even in the rolled state, the finger parts do not adhere closely and flutter, which adds to the aesthetics of the finished product. This can be detrimental.

KR 10-2005-0105117 A, 2005. 11. 03. KR 10-2009-0067366 A, 2009. 06. 25. KR 10-1377180 B1, 2014. 03. 17. KR 10-1864148 B1, 2018. 05. 29. JP 20-1980-030713 Y, 1980. 01. 12.

Accordingly, the present invention was proposed to solve the above-mentioned problems of the related art.

First, the purpose of the present invention is to provide an automated facility that can stably manufacture a set of roll sanitary gloves in which the joint weak portions (angled portions) of a plurality of individual sanitary gloves sealed and joined in the shape of a glove are double reinforced.

Second, another object of the present invention is to automate the manufacturing process to simplify the manufacturing process and reduce the manufacturing cost by easily separating and removing scraps attached to the circumference of each of a plurality of individual sanitary gloves that have been sealed and joined to the shape of a glove through a sealing process. To provide facilities.

Third, another object of the present invention is to provide a set of roll-type sanitary gloves that can be manufactured using the above-described automated equipment to provide high-quality finished products while reducing manufacturing costs.

In addition, the present invention may be proposed to solve the above-mentioned purposes alone or in combination thereof, and is not limited to these purposes, and various other purposes may be added through the techniques described through the embodiments and claims described later. It can be provided as .

The present invention according to an embodiment for achieving the above object includes a first fabric supply roll for supplying a first fabric sheet; a second fabric supply roll supplying a second fabric sheet to overlap the first fabric sheet; A first heater device for forming a circular, oval or square reinforcing joint by primary sealing the first and second fabric sheets; The first and second fabric sheets are bonded by secondary sealing to form a plurality of individual sanitary gloves each having a glove shape on the periphery, and the boundaries between adjacent individual sanitary gloves among the individual sanitary gloves are continuously connected to each other. A second heater device that is sealed as much as possible; A press roll that presses and secures the individual sanitary gloves; A scrap deodorizing device that separates and removes the scraps attached to the periphery of each sanitary glove while the individual sanitary gloves are fixed by the press roll by pulling the ends of the scraps; And it provides an automated facility for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves, including a discharge device for discharging the individual sanitary gloves from which the scrap has been separated through the scrap deodorizing device into a core member.

In addition, the first heater device has a circular structure and includes a rotating body; and an embossed pattern formed on the outer surface of the heater body, wherein the embossed pattern may include a heater having a circular, oval or square shape corresponding to the shape of the reinforcing joint.

In addition, the second heater device has a circular structure and includes a rotating body; and an embossed pattern formed on the outer surface of the heater main body, wherein the embossed pattern includes a heater having a glove shape to correspond to the shape of the individual sanitary gloves, the heater includes a tip portion formed at an end, and the heater The side portion may have an inclined or curved surface whose width becomes narrower from the heater main body to the tip portion.

In addition, the heater may include an embossed pattern having a curved shape corresponding to the curved shape to form a curved sanitary glove connection portion at a boundary between adjacent individual sanitary gloves among the individual sanitary gloves.

In addition, the sanitary glove connection portion is located between the sealing joint line where the first and second fabric sheets opposing the side of the heater are formed by bonding to each other, and the sealing joint line where the tip portion of the heater is opposed. The second fabric sheet may include a sealing cut line that is bonded to each other, and the sealing cut line may be formed parallel to the seal bond line with a thickness smaller than the seal bond line.

In addition, the sanitary glove connection part is formed in a wave shape, or is formed in a curved shape in which the 'ㄷ' and 'inverted ㄷ' letters are continuously connected in a zigzag form, or the 'ㄹ' letter, the 'inverted ㄹ' letter, '<' or '>' may be formed in a continuously connected curved shape.

In addition, around each of the individual sanitary gloves is located between a sealing joint line where the first and second fabric sheets facing the side of the heater are joined to each other, and a sealing joint line facing the tip of the heater. A sealing cut line is formed where the first and second fabric sheets are bonded to each other, and the sealing cut line may be formed parallel to the seal bond line with a thickness smaller than the seal bond line.

In addition, the plurality of individual sanitary gloves may each include a glove body and finger portions formed with finger receiving portions that extend from the glove body and are partitioned from each other through finger joints sealed by the second heater device.

In addition, the finger joint is a sealing joint line formed by bonding the first and second fabric sheets facing the side of the heater, and the first and second fabric sheets located between the sealing joining line facing the tip of the heater. It includes a sealing cut line formed by joining two fabric sheets together, and the sealing cut line may be formed parallel to the seal bond line with a thickness smaller than the seal bond line.

In addition, the second heater device is formed alternately so that the finger portions of the adjacent individual sanitary gloves among the plurality of individual sanitary gloves face opposite directions, and the sanitary glove connection portion is formed so that the fingers of the adjacent individual sanitary gloves face opposite directions. Among the receiving parts, the finger receiving parts where the thumb or little finger is accommodated may be connected to each other.

Additionally, the first heater device may be formed so that the reinforcing joint portion surrounds the upper and lower ends of the finger joint portion.

Additionally, the second heater device can simultaneously seal and bond one sanitary glove or two or more sanitary gloves into a glove shape.

In addition, the press roll has a circular structure and rotates, and can press and secure the inside of the circumference of each sanitary glove, excluding the scrap attached to the outside of the circumference of each sanitary glove, based on the circumference of each sanitary glove.

Additionally, the press roll can press and secure one individual sanitary glove or two or more individual sanitary gloves at the same time.

In addition, the scrap desorption device may include a scrap desorption roll in which the end of the scrap attached to the periphery of the individual sanitary gloves is fixed, and the fixed scrap is separated from the periphery of the individual sanitary gloves by winding it.

In addition, it further includes a scrap suction device that guides the scrap to the scrap removal device, and the scrap suction device includes a suction pipe through which the scrap passes, and a suction pipe installed at the rear end of the suction pipe to forcibly suction the scrap penetrating the suction pipe. It may include a vacuum suction device that guides the scrap deodorizing roll.

Additionally, the second fabric supply roll may supply the second fabric sheet in a state that is misaligned with the first fabric supply roll so that the second fabric sheet has a step from the first fabric sheet in the width direction.

In addition, when the second heater device seals and joins the individual sanitary gloves into a glove shape, the step portion of the first and second fabric sheets formed due to misalignment of the first and second fabric supply rolls is heated to the first and second heater devices. and sealing and joining the second fabric sheet in the longitudinal direction to form a cutting line in the longitudinal direction of the first and second fabric sheets, and the scrap separated from the periphery of the individual sanitary gloves by the scrap deodorizing device is formed along the cutting line. The first and second fabric sheets may be continuously connected in the longitudinal direction with a boundary. In addition, when the second heater device seals and joins the individual sanitary gloves into a glove shape, the step portion of the first and second fabric sheets formed due to misalignment of the first and second fabric supply rolls is heated to the first and second heater devices. and sealing and joining the second fabric sheet in the longitudinal direction to form a cutting line in the longitudinal direction of the first and second fabric sheets, and the scrap separated from the periphery of the individual sanitary gloves by the scrap deodorizing device is formed along the cutting line. The first and second fabric sheets may be continuously connected in the longitudinal direction with a boundary.

Additionally, the heater device may have a flat structure.

In addition, the present invention according to another embodiment for achieving the above object provides a set of roll-type sanitary gloves manufactured through automated equipment for manufacturing the set of roll-type sanitary gloves.

As described above, according to the automated equipment according to the present invention, it is possible to stably manufacture a set of roll-type sanitary gloves in which the joint weak portion (angular portion) of a plurality of individual sanitary gloves sealed and joined in the shape of a glove is double reinforced.

In addition, according to the automated equipment according to the present invention, the first and second fabric sheets are sealed and joined using the first and second heater devices in the form of circular rolls to form a plurality of individual sanitary gloves having a reinforcing joint and a glove shape. By doing so, the volume of automated equipment can be reduced, and the sealing work of individual sanitary gloves can be performed at high speed, simplifying the manufacturing process and lowering manufacturing costs.

In addition, according to the automated equipment according to the present invention, a scrap separation operation is performed by selectively pressing and fixing individual sanitary gloves molded into a glove shape using a press roll and separating and removing scrap attached to the circumference of a plurality of individual sanitary gloves. convenient.

In addition, according to the automated equipment according to the present invention, the first and second fabric sheets are supplied with the first and second fabric supply rolls misaligned in the width direction of the first and second fabric sheets, and the misalignment causes By sealing and joining the formed step portions of the first and second fabric sheets in the longitudinal direction of the first and second fabric sheets using a heater device to form a cutting line in the longitudinal direction of the first and second fabric sheets. During the winding-type scrap separation process using the scrap removal roll of the scrap removal device, the scrap can be separated and removed in a continuously connected state without the scrap being broken, making the scrap separation work simple and easy.

Figure 1 is a diagram showing a packaging box in which general sanitary gloves are packaged.
Figure 2 is a view showing a portion of a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 1 of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a view from above of the roll-type sanitary glove set shown in Figure 2.
Figure 4 is a view showing one of the individual sanitary gloves shown in Figure 2.
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A' shown in Figure 3.
Figure 6 is a diagram showing the winding process of a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 1 of the present invention.
Figure 7 is a diagram showing an example of automated equipment for the roll-type sanitary glove set of Figure 6.
FIG. 8 is an enlarged view showing the periphery of the first heater device shown in FIG. 7.
FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the reinforcing joint shown in FIG. 8.
Figure 10 is an enlarged view showing the surroundings of the second heater device shown in Figure 7.
Figure 11 is a cross-sectional view of the finger joint shown in Figure 10.
Figure 12 is a view showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 2 of the present invention.
Figure 13 is a view showing the individual sanitary gloves shown in Figure 12.
Figure 14 is a view showing a sanitary glove connection portion according to an example of the present invention.
Figure 15 is a view showing a sanitary glove connection portion according to another example of the present invention.
Figure 16 is a view showing a sanitary glove connection portion according to another example of the present invention.
Figure 17 is a view showing the heater of the second heater device according to the present invention.
Figure 18 is a view showing the automated equipment of the roll-type sanitary glove set shown in Figure 7.
Figure 19 is a diagram showing a press roll according to another example of the present invention.
Figure 20 is a view showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 3 of the present invention.
Figure 21 is a view showing the individual sanitary gloves of Figure 20.
Figure 22 is a diagram showing an automated facility for a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 2 of the present invention.
Figure 23 is a view from above of the automated equipment of the roll-type sanitary glove set of Figure 22.
FIG. 24 is a view of FIG. 23 excluding the heater devices and the pressing roll.
Figure 25 is a view showing a scrap suction device according to the present invention.
Figure 26 is a view showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 4 of the present invention.
Figure 27 is a view showing a state in which a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 1 of the present invention is wound around a core member.
Figure 28 is a view showing an example of use of the roll-type sanitary glove set of Figure 27.
Figure 29 is a view showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 5 of the present invention.
Figure 30 is a diagram showing the process of winding the roll-type sanitary glove set shown in Figure 29.

Hereinafter, the advantages and features of the present invention and methods for achieving them will become clear by referring to the embodiments described in detail below along with the accompanying drawings. Throughout this specification, like reference numerals refer to like elements. Additionally, when written as 'A and/or B', it may mean both A and B, or either A or B. Additionally, the size and shape of each component shown in each drawing may be excessive, but this is for convenience of explanation and is not intended to be limiting.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail using the attached drawings.

Figure 2 is a diagram schematically showing a part of a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 1 of the present invention, and Figure 3 is a view of the set of roll-type sanitary gloves shown in Figure 2 viewed from above.

Referring to Figures 2 and 3, the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 according to Example 1 of the present invention includes a plurality of individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) formed in the shape of a glove (hand shape).

Each individual sanitary glove (g1 to g4) is sealed and bonded (heat fused) so that its circumference has a glove shape, and adjacent sanitary gloves (jointly formed) are continuously connected in series.

Figure 4 is a diagram schematically showing one of the individual sanitary gloves shown in Figure 2.

As shown in Figure 4, the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) have an overall shape of a glove through a sealing process, and are made integrally from the glove body 11, which covers the palm, back of the hand, and wrist area, and the glove body 11. It includes a finger portion 12 that is extended and accommodates a finger.

For convenience of explanation, the glove body 11 and the finger portion 12 are described separately as parts that accommodate each part of the hand, but are actually formed as one body through a sealing process.

The glove body 11 is provided with an entrance 11a so that the hand can be inserted into the individual sanitary gloves g1 to g4, and the circumference 11b is sealed by sealing in a direction perpendicular to the entrance 11a. At this time, the inlet 11a is a portion where sealing bonding is not performed through the sealing process.

The finger portion 12 includes a plurality of finger receiving portions 12a in which each finger is individually accommodated. For example, as shown in Figure 4, the finger receiving portions 12a are made up of a total of five to accommodate the thumb/index finger/middle finger/ring finger/little finger, respectively, or a total of five to accommodate only the thumb/index finger/middle finger or middle finger/ring finger/little finger. It can be made up of three. In this way, the number of finger receiving portions 12a can be added or subtracted without any particular limit.

In FIG. 4, each end portion of the finger receiving portions 12a is formed in an angled shape (right angle), but as an example, it may be formed in a round shape. In addition, the finger receiving portions that accommodate the thumb and little finger are formed shorter than those of the index, middle, and ring fingers. However, as an example, the finger receiving portions 12a may all be formed to the same length or may be formed to different lengths, and their widths may be different. Additionally, they may be formed identically or differently from each other.

Individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) may be formed in the same size or different sizes within the roll-type sanitary glove set 10, as shown in FIG. 3. Preferably, they are formed to have the same size. Within the roll-type sanitary glove set 10, adjacent individual sanitary gloves are connected to each other at least on one side, so that a plurality of individual sanitary gloves are continuously connected in series. As shown in Figure 3, individual sanitary gloves formed adjacent to each other can be connected between thumbs of the same length or between little fingers.

Additionally, in the roll-type sanitary glove set 10, individual sanitary gloves connected to each other may be alternately arranged to face opposite directions. Through this arrangement structure, when the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 is wound around the core member 20 (see FIG. 5) like a roll, the finger receiving portion of the individual sanitary gloves previously wound around the core member 20 is wrapped around the next individual piece. The glove body of sanitary gloves can be alternately wrapped and covered. Therefore, winding is easy by preventing the finger receiving portions 12a of the wing sanitary gloves from fluttering, and the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 can be wound with a uniform thickness over the entire core member 20, giving the finished product an aesthetic appearance. can be improved.

Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A' shown in Figure 3.

3 to 5, a finger joint portion 13 is formed between the finger receiving portions 12a. And a reinforcing joint 14 is formed to surround the upper and lower ends of the finger joint 13.

The reinforcing joint 14 may have a circular structure, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 . Alternatively, it may have an oval or prismatic (prismatic shape with three or more vertices) structure. In addition, the shape surrounding the upper and lower ends of the finger joint 13 is not limited.

Figure 6 is a diagram schematically showing the winding process of a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 1 of the present invention.

As shown in Figure 6, the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 according to Example 1 of the present invention is wound around the core member 20 in the form of a roll. Individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) are wound around the core member 20 while being pulled during rotation of the core member 20 as at least one side is continuously connected to each other.

The core member 20 may be a rod with a solid interior or a tubular body with a hollow interior. For example, it may be made of a tube (paper tube) made of paper material. Additionally, it may be made of a hollow tube without a core member. In other words, it can be made only with a set of roll-type sanitary gloves without a core member. It is also possible to manufacture a set of roll-type sanitary gloves without a core member by winding the molded roll-type sanitary glove set 10 into a roll using a rotating (rotating) jig 110 (see FIG. 30).

Figure 7 is a diagram schematically showing an example of automated equipment for the roll-type sanitary glove set of Figure 6.

Referring to Figure 7, the automated equipment 30 of the roll-type sanitary glove set according to Example 1 of the present invention includes first and second fabric sheets (s11) supplied from the first and second fabric supply rolls (31, 32). , the first heater device 33 and the first base 34 that seal and join s12) in an approximately 'O' shape, and the first and second fabrics that are primarily sealed and bonded by the first heater device 33. It includes a second heater device 35 and a second base 36 that seal and join the sheets s11 and s12 in a glove shape.

FIG. 8 is a schematic enlarged view showing the periphery of the first heater device shown in FIG. 7, and FIG. 9 is a view schematically showing a cross section of the reinforcing joint shown in FIG. 8.

As shown in Figures 8 and 9, the first heater device 33 has a reinforcing joint 14 formed in an approximately 'O'-shaped structure to surround the finger joint 13 on the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12. forms.

As shown in FIG. 8, the first heater device 33 includes, for example, a heater body 331 of a circular structure capable of rotating (rotating) about a rotation axis, and a reinforcing joint formed on the outer surface of the heater body 331 to be formed. It includes a heater 332 made of an embossed pattern corresponding to the shape of (14).

As shown in FIG. 9, during the first sealing process using the heater 332, the heat generated in the tip portion 332a is transferred to the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12, and in this process, the first and second Parts of the fabric sheets (s11, s12) are melted and joined top and bottom. Through this, the reinforced joint 14 can be formed.

FIG. 10 is a schematic enlarged view showing the periphery of the second heater device shown in FIG. 7, and FIG. 11 is a view schematically showing a cross section of the finger joint shown in FIG. 10.

As shown in Figures 10 and 11, the second heater device 35 according to the present invention seals and bonds individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) to the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) so that the perimeter has a glove shape. do.

The second heater device 35, like the first heater device 34, includes a heater main body 351 of a circular structure that rotates (rotates), and a finger joint 13 formed on the outer surface of the heater main body 351. It includes a heater 352 made of an embossed pattern corresponding to the shape of the glove, including the shape of.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 7, 10, and 11, the second heater device 35 rotates like a roll and the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) are bonded by primary sealing in the first heater device 34. ), the heater 352 is formed in an embossed structure on the outer surface of the heater body 351 in order to seal and join it in the shape of a glove.

The heater 352 may have a structure in which the width becomes narrower from the heater body 351 to the tip portion 352a of the heater 352. For example, the side portion 352b may be formed as an inclined surface whose width becomes narrower as it goes from the heater body 351 to the tip part 352a, or may be formed as a curved surface.

Looking at the characteristics during the secondary sealing process using the heater 352 having this structure, as shown in FIG. 11, compared to the upper and lower portions corresponding to the side portion 352b of the heater 352 (see 'jL' in FIG. 11), The tip portion 352a and the upper and lower corresponding portions (see 'dL' in FIG. 11) are disposed close to the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12. Accordingly, relatively high heat is transferred to the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) in the 'dL' area compared to the 'jL' area, so that the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) are 'jL'. Different thermal deformation characteristics occur in the region and the 'dL' region.

During the sealing process, the temperature of the second heater device 35 is set so that sealing bonding occurs at the 'jL' portion of the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12. Accordingly, in the 'jL' region, at least a portion of the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12 are melted and thermally fused to each other. On the other hand, in the 'dL' area, after the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) are completely cut by the heat applied from the heater 352, the cut portion is cut again due to the residual heat of the heater 352, which is not completely cooled. It melts and joins. Due to this process, the 'dL' area is bonded to a relatively thin thickness (a thickness that is easy to cut) compared to the 'jL' area.

Hereinafter, in order to distinguish between the 'jL' area and the 'dL' area, the 'jL' area is referred to as the 'ceiling joint line', and the 'dL' area is the area to be cut later and is referred to as the 'ceiling cut line'.

When performing the secondary sealing process using the second heater device 35 as shown in FIG. 11, the sealing joint line jL and the sealing cut line dL can be formed simultaneously in one sealing process.

Circumference of a single sanitary glove including a finger joint portion 13 on the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12 bonded by primary sealing as shown in FIG. 10 through a secondary sealing process using the second heater device 35. Sealing is bonded along (the rest of the individual sanitary gloves except for the entrance (11a)).

In order to be continuously wound on the core member 20, the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) are connected to each other, as shown in Figures 2 and 3, where the thumb or little finger is respectively accommodated. At this time, the side portions 15 (hereinafter referred to as 'sanitary glove connection portions') connected to each other among the finger receiving portions 12a may be formed together during the secondary sealing process using the second heater device 35.

10 and 11, the finger joint 13 and the sanitary glove connection portion 15 may be formed together during the secondary sealing process using the second heater device 35. Accordingly, both a sealing joint line (jL) and a sealing cut line (dL) are formed in the sanitary glove connection portion 15, similar to the finger joint portion 13. Additionally, the user can cut the sealing cut line (dL) formed on the sanitary glove connection portion 15 and use each sanitary glove (g1 to g4) individually.

As shown in FIG. 10, the remaining circumferences of the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) excluding the finger joints 13 and the sanitary glove connection portions 15 are also sealed and joined through a secondary sealing process to be divided into a glove shape. That is, like the finger joint 13 and the sanitary glove connection 15, a sealing joint line jL and a sealing cut line dL are formed during the secondary sealing process. At this time, the sealing joint line (jL) is formed inside the sealing cut line (dL). Ultimately, the perimeter of each sanitary glove (g1 to g4), which is molded into a glove shape, is formed into a glove shape by the sealing joint line (jL).

And, after the secondary sealing process, the scrap portion s13 is not completely separated but is attached to the circumference of each sanitary glove g1 to g4 through the sealing cut line dL. The scrap portion (s13) attached along the circumference of the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) formed in this way is cut through the sealing cut line (dL) formed around the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) through the scrap deodorizing device (38). separated according to

The heaters 332 and 352 of the first and second heater devices 33 and 35 may be deformed due to relatively high temperatures during the sealing process, and a hole (not shown) is formed in the middle to suppress contraction and expansion of the heater. can do. By preventing deformation of the heaters 332 and 352 in this way, it is possible to prevent deformation of the individual sanitary gloves that are finished products after sealing the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12.

As shown in Figure 7, the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 is automatically and continuously wound on the core member 20. At this time, a certain amount of tensile force is generated in the roll-type sanitary glove set 10, and during this process, the sealing joint line (jL) should not burst or the sealing cut line (dL) should not be cut.

To withstand the tensile force pulled during automatic winding, the sealing joint line (jL) is formed to have a thickness of approximately 50% to 90% of the total thickness of all fabric sheets, including the thickness of the first and second fabric sheets (s11 and s12). can do. And the sealing cut line (dL) is formed to have a thinner thickness than the sealing joint line (jL), but is less than 1/2 of the total thickness of the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12), preferably ~10%. It can be formed to a thickness of 50%. At this time, the thickness of the sealing joint line (jL) and the sealing cut line (dL) can be controlled through temperature during the secondary sealing process.

As shown in FIG. 6, in order to automatically wind the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 onto the core member 20 in the form of a roll, individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) must be connected to each other through the sanitary glove connection portion 15.

As described above, the sanitary glove connection portion 15 must be formed to have sufficient bonding force so as not to be easily cut by the tensile force pulled when the sanitary glove set 10 is wound around the core member 20. However, if the bonding force of the sanitary glove connection portion 15 is too large, the sanitary gloves g1 to g4 may not be separated well when individually cut and used, and the tensile force may affect the sealing joint line jL. Therefore, when the roll-type sanitary glove set (10) is automatically wound on the core member (20), it is not cut by the pulling force, but when the sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) are individually cut and used, they are attached to the sealing joint line (jL). It may be formed to have a curved shape so that it can be cut within a range that does not affect it.

On the other hand, the sanitary glove connection portion 15, which connects the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4), is made up of individual sanitary gloves formed adjacent to each other in opposite directions in order to improve the aesthetics of the finished product while wound around the core member 20. Connect the thumb or little finger receptors to each other. In this case, as shown in Figures 2 and 3, the thumb or little finger receiving part is formed to be shorter in length than the other finger receiving parts, so the connected area is relatively small compared to other parts. Because of this, the bonding force is weak, so the sealing cut line (dL) of the sanitary glove connection portion 15 may be cut by the tensile force pulled when the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 is wound around the core member 20.

As one of the other technical features to solve this problem, the sanitary glove connection part that connects individual sanitary gloves formed adjacent to each other is formed in a curved shape rather than a straight shape.

A set of roll-type sanitary gloves including a curved sanitary glove connection is shown in Figures 12 and 13.

Figure 12 is a diagram schematically showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 2 of the present invention, and Figure 13 is a diagram schematically showing the individual sanitary gloves shown in Figure 12.

12 and 13, the roll-type sanitary glove set 40 according to Example 2 of the present invention includes a glove body 41 and a finger portion 42 including a plurality of finger receiving portions 42a. .

The finger portion 42 includes a finger joint 43 formed through a sealing process, a reinforcing joint portion 44, and a sanitary glove connection portion 45. The sanitary glove connection portion 45 is formed in a curved shape.

Figure 14 is a diagram schematically showing a sanitary glove connection part according to an example of the present invention.

As shown in Figure 14, the sanitary glove connection portion 45 includes a concave portion 45b that is recessed on one side (left side) and a convex portion 45a that protrudes on the other side (right side). They are made up of an arch-shaped structure like '）' and '（' that have the same or different curvatures, and can be continuously connected up and down to form a wave shape. Additionally, the concave portion 45a and the convex portion 45a may have a left-right symmetrical structure based on the virtual center line cL that divides the concave portion 45b and the convex portion 45a into left and right halves. At this time, the distance d1 between the concave portions 45b (distance from the center to the center of the concave portions 45b formed adjacent to each other up and down) and the interval d2 between the convex portions 45a (convex portions formed adjacent to each other up and down) The distance from the center to the center of the portion 45a may be the same or different from each other.

For example, in the present invention, the spacing 'd1' and 'd2' can each be formed within the range of 2mm to 10mm. When the spacing 'd1' and 'd2' is formed to be less than 2 mm, it is difficult to manufacture the heater because the heater must be manufactured more precisely to form the concave portion (45b) and convex portion (45a) closely. In other words, the heater 352 must be manufactured in response to the curved shape of the sanitary glove connection portion 45, but if the gap is too tight, manufacturing the heater 352 may be somewhat difficult. In addition, the bonding force between neighboring individual sanitary gloves is so strong that excessive force must be used to pull them apart individually. As a result, the sealing joint line of the sanitary glove connection portion 45 may be torn, resulting in a defect in the airtightness of individual sanitary gloves being reduced. When the spacing 'd1' and 'd2' is formed exceeding 10 mm, the area connecting the individual sanitary gloves formed adjacent to each other at the sanitary glove connection portion 45b is small, so the bonding strength between the individual sanitary gloves may be lowered. In this case, individual sanitary gloves connected to each other can be easily separated by the tensile force pulled when the sanitary glove set 40 is wound around the core member 20. Therefore, in the present invention, it is preferable that 'd1' and 'd2' are each formed to be 2 mm to 10 mm.

In addition, the depression width d3 (inward width) of the concave portion 45b around the virtual center line cL is the protrusion width d4 of the convex portion 45a around the virtual center line cL ( may be the same as or different from the outward protruding width). At this time, the depression width (d3) and the protrusion width (d4) can be formed to be 1 mm to 7 mm centered on the virtual center line (cL) for the same reason as the intervals 'd1' and 'd2'.

Figure 15 is a diagram schematically showing a sanitary glove connection part according to another example of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 15, the sanitary glove connection part 45' according to another example of the present invention has a 'ㄷ' character and an inverted 'ㄷ' shape instead of an arch shape with a curved surface like the sanitary glove connection part 45 shown in Figure 14. It may be formed as a curved portion having a structure connected up and down, or a structure in which the letter 'ㄹ' or the letter 'inverted ㄹ' is connected up and down. Other than that, it is the same as the sanitary glove connection part 45 in Figure 14.

Figure 16 is a diagram schematically showing a sanitary glove connection part according to another example of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 16, the sanitary glove connection portion 45'' according to another example of the present invention may be formed in a curved shape having a structure in which '<' or '>' are continuously connected up and down.

As shown in FIGS. 14 to 16, the sanitary glove connection parts 45, 45', 45" may be formed in a zigzag shape with a specific shape in order to tightly connect individual sanitary gloves that are adjacent to each other. At this time, The shape of the sanitary glove connections (45, 45', 45") is not limited. For example, it may have a structure in which the letter 'Z' is repeatedly connected up and down.

Figure 17 is a diagram schematically showing the heater of the second heater device according to the present invention, showing the heater for forming the sanitary glove connection shown in Figures 14 to 16.

As shown in Figure 17, the heater 352 connects the sanitary glove connections 45, 45', 45", as shown in (a) to (c), to form the sanitary glove connections 45, 45', 45". It can be composed of a wave shape with an arch-like structure formed continuously in response to the shape, a structure where the letter 'ㄷ' and the inverted 'ㄷ' are continuously connected up and down, or a structure where the letter 'ㄹ' or the 'inverted ㄹ' are connected up and down. there is.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 7, the first and second heater devices 33 and 35 have a structure that can be formed by sealing and joining two individually adjacent sanitary gloves, for example, 'g2' and 'g3', at a time. It can be done with To this end, the heater bodies 331 and 351 may be embossed with heaters 332 and 352 for forming two separate sanitary gloves formed adjacent to each other. In this way, the number of individual sanitary gloves that can be molded simultaneously through a single sealing process within the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 is not limited and can be appropriately adjusted.

The first and second bases 34 and 36 are pedestals that support the first and second heater devices 33 and 35, and may be made of special heat dissipation materials resistant to high heat. In the case of the conventional vertically driven sealing heater device (vertically driven sealing molding device), the structure is complicated because it requires a shock absorber and a soft silicone material, but in the present invention, the first and second heater devices (33, 35) The structure can be simplified by sealing and joining the circular structure using a roll method.

Figure 18 is a diagram schematically showing the automated equipment of the roll-type sanitary glove set shown in Figure 7.

7 and 18, the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) are continuously supplied between the first heater device (33) and the first base (34) and then connected to the first heater device (33) and the first base (34). 1 Primary sealing is performed while passing between the bases 34. Accordingly, the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12 are sealed and joined in an approximately 'O' shape as shown in FIG. 8 to form a reinforcing joint portion 14.

The primary sealed first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) are moved between the second heater device (35) and the second base (36) and then connected to the second heater device (35) and the second base (36). As it passes, a secondary seal is joined. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 10, the first and second fabric sheets s11 and s12 are sealed and joined in a glove shape including finger joints 14 to form individual sanitary gloves g1 to g4.

When the first and second fabric sheets (s11, s12) are molded into a glove shape (sealing bonded) through the secondary sealing process, unnecessary material that is not included in the final product is removed from the outer perimeter of the formed individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4). Parts (sp) (hereinafter referred to as ‘scrap’) remain.

The scrap (sp) is connected along the circumference of the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) in the shape of a glove, and is curved in various shapes for each part depending on the shape of the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4). Therefore, the scrap (sp) connected to the finished product after molding may interfere when automatically winding the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 to the core member 20 continuously in a roll type, thereby preventing stable winding. In other words, if the scrap (sp) remaining unseparated around the finished individual sanitary gloves (g1~g4) is wound without being removed, it may interfere with the finished individual sanitary gloves or have a negative impact on the production line. It must be removed before winding onto member 20.

For this reason, a scrap deodorizing device 38 may be installed in the automated equipment 30 according to an embodiment of the present invention to remove scrap (sp) attached to individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) after the secondary sealing process. . Scrap separation work using the scrap deodorizing device (38) is performed on the same line as the production line of the roll-type sanitary glove set (10), and the individual sanitary work completed before winding the roll-type sanitary glove set (10) onto the core member (20). Separate the scrap (sp) of the gloves.

The scrap removal device 38 has a simple structure and may include a scrap removal roll 381 for winding scrap (sp). The scrap desorption roll 381 separates the scrap (sp) from the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) by connecting the end portions of the scrap (sp) and winding the scrap (sp) on the outer surface through a rotating operation. That is, the scrap (sp) is pulled and separated from the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) by the tensile force generated during the rotation of the scrap deodorizing roll (381). At this time, the scrap (sp) is separated along the sealing cut line (dL) formed around the individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) excluding the finger joint 14 and the sanitary glove connection portion 15.

During the scrap (sp) separation and removal process using the scrap deodorizing device (38), areas other than the scrap (sp), such as the sealing joint line (jL) and the sealing cut line (dL) of the finger joint (13) and the sanitary glove connection portion (15) ) may be additionally installed to prevent the pressure roll 37 from being separated.

When separating scrap (sp) from individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) through the scrap deodorizing roll (381), the pressing roll (37) is used to separate the finger joints (13) of individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) and the sanitary glove connection portion. Make sure that the sealing joint line (jL) and sealing cut line (dL) in (15) are not cut. During the scrap separation and removal process, the press roll 37 presses and secures the upper part of the completed individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) (the inside of the individual sanitary gloves around the perimeter of the individual sanitary gloves). Accordingly, when the scrap (sp) is separated along the circumference of individual sanitary gloves (g1 to g4) through the scrap deodorizing roll (381), even if the scrap (sp) is pulled, the roll-type sanitary glove set (10), which is a finished product, is held. It is not pulled in the pulling direction, and the sealing joint line (jL) and sealing cut line (dL) of the finger joint portion 13 of the individual sanitary glove and the sanitary glove connection portion 15 are not cut.

Figure 19 is a diagram schematically showing a press roll according to another example of the present invention.

As shown in Figure 19, the pressing roll 37' according to another example of the present invention, unlike the pressing roll 35 shown in Figure 18, presses and secures each individual sanitary glove one on one. That is, it is formed in a size corresponding to the size of an individual sanitary glove, and the glove body 11 and the finger portion 12 are pressed and fixed at the same time. The pressing rolls 37' may be arranged alternately so as to press the glove body and finger receiving portions of individual sanitary gloves alternately arranged in opposite directions.

Meanwhile, as shown in FIG. 7, the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 from which the scrap (sp) is separated by the scrap deodorizing device 38 is continuously transferred to the rear end through the discharge device 39, for example, a discharge conveyor. It is wound by rotation of the core member 20 installed at the rear end of the discharge device 39.

Figure 20 is a diagram schematically showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 3 of the present invention, and Figure 21 is a diagram schematically showing the individual sanitary gloves of Figure 20.

20 and 21, the roll-type sanitary glove set 50 according to Example 3 of the present invention includes a plurality of individual sanitary gloves (g21 to g24), and each of the individual sanitary gloves (g21 to g24) is a glove. It includes a main body 51 and a finger portion 52. A plurality of finger receiving portions 52a are formed on the finger portion 52, each partitioned and connected by a finger joint portion 53, and a reinforcing joint portion 54 formed in an approximately 'O'-shaped structure to surround each finger joint portion 53. ) is formed. And sanitary glove connection parts 55 are formed on the sides of the finger parts 52, respectively.

The glove body 51 of the individual sanitary gloves (g21 to g24) is formed to have a stepped entrance to facilitate wearing when wearing the individual sanitary gloves (g21 to g24). Individual sanitary gloves (g21 to g24) are formed into a glove shape by sealing and joining the first and second fabric sheets (s21, s22) up and down, respectively. At this time, the first and second fabric sheets are separated from the entrance side of the glove body 51. The first and second fabric sheets (s21, s22) are arranged so that a step (D) occurs between the sheets (s21, s22) in the upper and lower directions.

Other configurations are the same as Examples 1 and 2.

Figure 22 is a diagram schematically showing the automation equipment of the roll-type sanitary glove set according to Example 2 of the present invention, Figure 23 is a view from above of the automation equipment of the roll-type sanitary glove set of Figure 22, and Figure 24 is a view of the automation equipment of the roll-type sanitary glove set of Figure 23. This is a drawing excluding the heater devices and press roll.

Referring to FIGS. 22 to 24, the automated equipment 60 for the roll-type sanitary glove set according to Example 2 of the present invention is an example of an automated equipment for manufacturing the roll-type sanitary glove set 50 of FIG. 20, the first and second fabric supply rolls (61, 62), first heater device (63), first base (64), second heater device (65), second base (66), press roll (67), scrap deodorization. It includes a device 68 and a discharge device 69. In addition, it may further include a scrap suction device 70 that forcibly suctions the scrap (sp1) and provides it to the scrap deodorizing roll 681 of the scrap deodorizing device 68.

The scrap (sp1) separated and removed from the molded roll-type sanitary glove set 50 may have different shapes and sizes for each part separated from the molded individual sanitary gloves. In this case, there may be difficulty in uniformly winding the scrap (sp1) on the scrap removal roll 681 of the scrap removal device 68. To solve this problem, the scrap removal roll 681 according to the present invention can be installed to be movable in the left-right and/or up-and-down directions so that its position can be varied.

The scrap removal roll 681 of the scrap removal device 68 is rotated by a drive motor (not shown), and the moving direction and direction of the roll-type sanitary glove set 50 are adjusted so that the position is adjusted according to the shape and size of the scrap (sp1). It can be installed to be movable in the reverse direction (left and right) and/or up and down. For example, an orthogonal robot, such as an actuator that moves linearly left and right and/or up and down, may be used to move the scrap removal roll 681 left and right and/or up and down.

The scrap removal roll 681 is coupled to the moving body of the orthogonal robot and moves linearly in the left and right and/or up and down directions by the moving body. At this time, the rotation axis of the scrap removal roll 681 is rotatably coupled to the moving body of the orthogonal robot for rotation. For this purpose, the rotation axis of the scrap removal roll 681 may be coupled to the moving body of the orthogonal robot via a bearing.

As shown in Figure 24, in order to separate the scrap (sp1) from the individual sanitary gloves formed by the winding method using the scrap removal device (68), the scrap (sp1) is continuously connected to each other in the longitudinal direction of the roll-type sanitary glove set (50). It has to be. If the scrap (sp1) is not continuously connected and is separated, it is difficult to separate it using a winding method using the scrap deodorizing roll (681).

22 and 24, the first and second fabric supply rolls 61 and 62 are arranged side by side up and down, and the second fabric supply roll 62 extends from the first fabric supply roll 61 in the longitudinal direction. Move it to one side by a distance of 'D+w'. That is, the second fabric supply roll 62 is misaligned with the first fabric supply roll 61 by 'D+w' in the width direction of the first and second fabric sheets s31 and s32. Accordingly, the first and second fabric sheets (s31, s32) are input into the first and second heater devices (63, 65) in a state in which they are alternately overlapped by 'D+w' at the left and right ends, respectively, and are sealed and joined. .

During the secondary sealing process using the second heater device 65, in the left part of FIG. 24, cutting proceeds inward at a distance 'w' from the left end of the first fabric sheet (s31) by the second heater device 65. A cutting line (c1) is formed, and on the right side of FIG. 24, cutting progresses inward by a distance of 'w' from the right end of the second fabric sheet (s32) to form a cutting line (c2). Therefore, the scrap (sp1) is continuously connected along the cutting lines (c1, c2) in the longitudinal direction of the roll-type sanitary glove set (50), so that the scrap (sp1) is removed by a winding method using the scrap deodorizing device (68) after forming. It can be separated. At this time, 'D' can be formed to be within the range of 2mm to 20mm, and 'w' can be formed to be within the range of 2mm to 20mm.

Figure 25 is a schematic diagram to explain the scrap suction device according to the present invention.

22 and 25, the scrap suction device 70 is a device for separating scrap (sp1) from the roll-type sanitary glove set 50, and may include a suction pipe 71 and a vacuum suction device 72.

The scrap (sp1) may pass through the suction pipe 71 and then be wound on the scrap deodorizing roll 681. The vacuum suction device 72 can stably separate the scrap sp1 together with the scrap deodorizing roll 681 by creating a vacuum inside the vacuum suction device and forcibly suctioning the scrap sp1 through the suction pipe 71. At this time, the rear portion of the suction pipe 71 may be sealed within a range that does not interfere with the discharge of the scrap (sp1) so as to minimize the loss of suction force provided by the vacuum suction device 72.

Figure 26 is a diagram schematically showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 4 of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 26, in the roll-type sanitary glove set 80 according to Example 4 of the present invention, the reinforcing joint portion 84 surrounds the upper and lower ends of the finger joint portion 83, and the scrap is separated and removed to form an angled It is formed to surround the angled area (vertex) around the individual sanitary gloves (g31 to g34).

The angled area around the individual sanitary gloves (g31~g34) where the scraps are separated and removed may burst or tear at the sealing joint line formed around the individual sanitary gloves (g31~g34) due to the tensile force applied during the process of separating and removing the scraps. You can lose. To prevent this, a reinforcing joint 84 is formed to surround the angled area around the individual sanitary gloves (g31 to g34).

The reinforcing joint 84 formed at the angled area around the individual sanitary gloves (g31 to g34) is formed in advance before separating and removing the scrap. For this reason, after the scrap is separated and removed from the individual sanitary gloves (g31 to g34), it remains in a deformed circle, for example, a semicircle. Other configurations may be the same as those in Examples 1 to 3.

In Figure 26, '85' indicates a sanitary glove connection.

Other configurations may be the same as those in Examples 1 to 3.

Figure 27 is a diagram schematically showing the state in which the set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 1 of the present invention is wound around the core member, and Figure 28 is an example of use of the set of roll-type sanitary gloves of Figure 27, showing the roll-type sanitary gloves inside the packaging box. This is a diagram schematically showing the state in which the set is received.

27 and 28, the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 is accommodated in the packaging box 90 while being wound around the core member 20, and the single sheet sanitary gloves formed at the end of the roll-type sanitary glove set 10 are At least a portion is exposed to the outside of the packaging box 90 through the outlet of the packaging box 90. Figure 29 is a diagram schematically showing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to Example 5 of the present invention.

Referring to Figure 29, unlike other embodiments, the roll-type sanitary glove set 100 according to Example 5 of the present invention has a structure without a core member in the center, and is made of a roll-type sanitary glove set without a core member using a jig as shown in Figure 30. The glove set 100 can be completed by winding it in roll form.

Figure 30 is a diagram schematically showing the process of winding the roll-type sanitary glove set shown in Figure 29.

As shown in FIG. 30, the roll-type sanitary glove set 100, which has been molded through a heater device and then the scrap has been separated and removed by a scrap device, is wound into a roll using a rotating jig 110.

For example, a pair of jigs 110 may be installed on both sides of the rear end of the automation equipment to be symmetrical to each other, rotate by a drive motor (not shown), and operate an orthogonal robot (not shown) such as an actuator. You can make straight reciprocating movements left and right (see arrow).

This jig 110 is rotated by the drive motor and winds the roll-type sanitary glove set 100 into a roll shape. Then, when the roll-type sanitary glove set 100 is completely wound, it is separated from the roll-type sanitary glove set 100 manufactured in a roll shape and the roll-type sanitary glove set is discharged.

Meanwhile, roll-type sanitary glove sets according to embodiments of the present invention may be made of transparent, translucent or opaque materials. For example, it may be made of polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), oriented polypropylene (OPP), etc. As polyethylene, high density polyethylene (HDPE: High Density Polyethylene) or low density polyethylene (LDPE: Low Density Polyethylene) can be used. In addition, all known materials widely used as sanitary gloves can be used.

In addition, each individual sanitary glove constituting the roll-type sanitary glove sets according to embodiments of the present invention may be embossed on the inside so that it is easy to wear and has excellent wearing comfort. For example, embossing may be densely formed on the surfaces of the first fabric sheet and/or the second fabric sheet that face each other in an overlapped state. In addition, the finger joint that divides the finger receptors may be curved instead of straight, such as a sanitary glove joint, and this creates an air chamber on the inner surface of the finger receptor that does not directly contact the finger, allowing external air to flow inside. It can induce air circulation. Additionally, individual sanitary gloves may be continuously connected in series with each finger. Additionally, the first and second heater devices may have a flat structure instead of a circular structure.

As above, preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described and illustrated using specific terminology, but such terminology is only intended to clearly describe the present invention. In addition, it is obvious that various changes and changes can be made to the embodiments and described terms of the present invention without departing from the technical spirit and scope of the following claims. Such modified embodiments should not be understood individually from the spirit and scope of the present invention, but should be regarded as falling within the scope of the claims of the present invention.

1: Packaging box
1a: cutout
10, 40, 50, 100: Roll type sanitary glove set
11, 41, 51: Armor body
12, 42, 52: Finger part
12a, 52a: Finger receiving portion
11a: Entrance (glove body)
11b: Circumference (glove body)
13, 53, 83: Finger joint
14, 54, 84: Reinforced joints
15, 45, 45', 45“, 55, 85: Sanitary glove connection
20: core member
30, 60: Automation equipment
31, 61: 1st fabric supply roll
32, 62: 2nd fabric supply roll
33, 63: first heater device
34, 64: 1st base
35, 65: 2nd heater device
36, 66: 2nd base
37, 67: Press roll
38, 68: Scrap deodorization device
45a: Convex part (hygienic glove connection part)
45b: Concave part (hygienic glove connection part)
70: Scrap suction device
71: suction pipe
72: Vacuum aspirator
90: packaging box
110: jig
331, 351: Heater body
332, 352: heater
332a, 352a: Tip part
381, 681: Scrap deodorizing roll
s11, s21, s31: 1st fabric sheet
s12, s22, s32: 2nd fabric sheet
jL: Sealing joint line
dL: Sealing cut line
g, g1~g4, g11~g14, g21~g24, g31~g34: Individual sanitary gloves
sp, sp1: scrap

Claims (21)

A first fabric supply roll supplying a first fabric sheet;
a second fabric supply roll supplying a second fabric sheet to overlap the first fabric sheet;
A first heater device for forming a circular, oval or square reinforcing joint by primary sealing the first and second fabric sheets;
The first and second fabric sheets are bonded by secondary sealing to form a plurality of individual sanitary gloves each having a glove shape on the periphery, wherein the boundaries between adjacent individual sanitary gloves among the individual sanitary gloves are continuously in series with each other. A second heater device that is sealed to be connected;
A press roll that presses and secures the individual sanitary gloves;
A scrap deodorizing device that separates and removes scraps attached to the periphery of each sanitary glove while the individual sanitary gloves are fixed by the press roll by pulling the ends of the scrap; and
A discharge device for separating scrap through the scrap deodorizing device and discharging individual sanitary gloves continuously connected in series;
Automated equipment for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves including.
According to claim 1,
The first heater device,
A rotating body consisting of a circular structure and rotating; and
A heater consisting of an embossed pattern formed on the outer surface of the heater main body, wherein the embossed pattern has a circular, oval or square shape corresponding to the shape of the reinforcing joint;
Automated equipment for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves including.
According to claim 1,
The second heater device,
A rotating body consisting of a circular structure and rotating; and
A heater consisting of an embossed pattern formed on the outer surface of the heater main body, wherein the embossed pattern has a glove shape to correspond to the shape of the individual sanitary gloves; Including,
The heater includes a tip portion formed at an end,
The side of the heater has an inclined or curved surface whose width becomes narrower from the heater body to the tip portion,
Automated equipment for manufacturing roll-type sanitary glove sets.
According to claim 3,
The heater produces a set of roll-type sanitary gloves including an embossed pattern having a curved shape corresponding to the curved shape in order to form a curved sanitary glove connection portion at the boundary between adjacent individual sanitary gloves among the individual sanitary gloves. Automated equipment to do this.
According to claim 4,
The sanitary glove connection portion is located between the sealing joint line where the first and second fabric sheets opposing the side of the heater are formed by bonding to each other, and the sealing joint line where the tip portion of the heater is opposed. An automated equipment for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves, including a sealing cut line where fabric sheets are joined to each other, and the seal cut line is formed parallel to the seal join line with a thickness thinner than the seal join line.
According to claim 4,
The sanitary glove connection part is formed in a wave shape, or is formed in a curved shape where the letter 'ㄷ' and the letter 'inverted ㄷ' are continuously connected in a zigzag form, or the letter 'ㄹ', the letter 'inverted ㄹ', '＜' or '＞ 'An automated facility for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves composed of continuously connected curved shapes.
According to claim 3,
Around each of the individual sanitary gloves, the first and second fabric sheets facing the side of the heater are joined to each other, and the sealing joining line is positioned between the sealing joining line facing the tip of the heater. An automated facility for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves in which a sealing cut line is formed where the first and second fabric sheets are joined to each other, and the sealing cut line is formed parallel to the seal bonding line with a thickness thinner than the seal bonding line.
According to claim 3,
The plurality of individual sanitary gloves each produce a set of roll-type sanitary gloves including a glove main body and finger portions formed with finger receiving portions that extend from the glove main body and are partitioned from each other through finger joints sealed and joined by the second heater device. Automated equipment to do this.
According to claim 8,
The finger joint is a sealing joint line formed by bonding the first and second fabric sheets facing the side of the heater, and the first and second fabric sheets located between the sealing joining line facing the tip of the heater. An automated equipment for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves, including a sealing cut line formed by joining sheets together, wherein the seal cut line is formed parallel to the seal join line with a thickness thinner than the seal join line.
According to claim 8,
The second heater device is formed alternately so that the finger portions of adjacent individual sanitary gloves among the plurality of individual sanitary gloves face opposite directions, and the sanitary glove connection portion is configured to alternately form finger portions of adjacent individual sanitary gloves. An automated facility for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves that connects the finger receptors where the middle thumb or little finger is accommodated.
According to claim 8,
The first heater device is an automated equipment for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves in which the reinforcing joint surrounds the upper and lower ends of the finger joint.
According to claim 1,
The second heater device is an automated equipment for manufacturing a roll-type sanitary glove set that seals and joins one individual sanitary glove or two or more individual sanitary gloves into a glove shape at the same time.
According to claim 1,
The press roll has a circular structure and rotates, and is a set of roll-type sanitary gloves that presses and secures the inside of the circumference of each sanitary glove, excluding the scraps attached to the outside of the circumference of each sanitary glove, based on the circumference of each sanitary glove. Automated equipment for manufacturing.
According to claim 1,
The press roll is an automated equipment for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves that presses and secures one individual sanitary glove or two or more individual sanitary gloves at the same time.
According to claim 1,
The scrap deodorizing device is for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves including a scrap deodorizing roll in which the end of the scrap attached to the periphery of the individual sanitary gloves is fixed and separated from the circumference of the individual sanitary gloves by winding the fixed scrap. Automation equipment.
According to claim 11,
It further includes a scrap suction device that guides the scrap to the scrap desorption device, and the scrap suction device has a suction pipe through which the scrap passes, and forcibly suctions the scrap penetrating the suction pipe to remove the scrap installed at the rear end of the suction pipe. Automated equipment for manufacturing roll-type sanitary glove sets containing a vacuum aspirator guiding the roll.
According to claim 1,
The second fabric supply roll manufactures a set of roll-type sanitary gloves that supplies the second fabric sheet in a state where the second fabric sheet is misaligned with the first fabric supply roll so that the second fabric sheet has a step with the first fabric sheet in the width direction. Automated equipment to do this.
According to claim 17,
When sealing and joining the individual sanitary gloves into a glove shape, the second heater device heats the step portions of the first and second fabric sheets formed due to misalignment of the first and second fabric supply rolls to the first and second heater devices. 2 The fabric sheets are sealed and joined in the longitudinal direction to form a cutting line in the longitudinal direction of the first and second fabric sheets, and the scrap separated from the perimeter of the individual sanitary gloves by the scrap deodorizing device borders the cutting line. An automated facility for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves in which the first and second fabric sheets are continuously connected in the longitudinal direction.
According to claim 1,
The heater device is an automated facility for manufacturing a set of roll-type sanitary gloves with a flat structure.
According to claim 1,
It further includes a jig for winding the individual sanitary gloves continuously connected in series discharged through the discharge device in a roll form, and the jig rotates to manufacture a set of roll-type sanitary gloves for winding the individual sanitary gloves continuously connected in series in a roll form. Automated equipment to do this.
A set of roll-type sanitary gloves manufactured through automated equipment for manufacturing the set of roll-type sanitary gloves according to any one of claims 1 to 20.