US3811244A - Hose winding and packaging machine - Google Patents

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US3811244A
US3811244A US00210736A US21073671A US3811244A US 3811244 A US3811244 A US 3811244A US 00210736 A US00210736 A US 00210736A US 21073671 A US21073671 A US 21073671A US 3811244 A US3811244 A US 3811244A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
    • B65H67/00—Replacing or removing cores, receptacles, or completed packages at paying-out, winding, or depositing stations
    • B65H67/04—Arrangements for removing completed take-up packages and or replacing by cores, formers, or empty receptacles at winding or depositing stations; Transferring material between adjacent full and empty take-up elements
    • B65H67/044—Continuous winding apparatus for winding on two or more winding heads in succession
    • B65H67/048—Continuous winding apparatus for winding on two or more winding heads in succession having winding heads arranged on rotary capstan head
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65H—HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL, e.g. SHEETS, WEBS, CABLES
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  • PATENTEnm 2 1 I974 SHEET 0801 14 ATTORNEY PAIENTEDIAYQI am 3.811.244 v sum us or 14] INVENTORS.
  • This invention relates to a winding and packaging machine adapted to assemble a coil length of elongate material. More particularly, this machine consists of a multi-station apparatus which is capable of coiling a predetermined length of hose or rope-like material and assembling same upon an advertising card with a plurality of tie strips which will firmly hold the assembled package together. It should be appreciated that this apparatus will fully automate a packaging technique which incorporates various measuring, winding, cutting and tying functions.
  • Prior art devices and techniques for packaging hose or rope-like materials provide only partial automation, and thus rely heavily on operators to clamp the hose to the winding spindle and after completion of the winding operation, to remove the coiled hose from the machine. Further, and even with such apparatus, it continues to be typical to complete the hose package by manually affixing ties to the coiled hose formation.
  • Such technique is undesirable in that it necessitates the employment of numerous individuals to effectively and efficiently package hose, or similar elongate material as it is continuously formed on an extrusion line or as it may be fed from a suitable source of supply.
  • packages of this type have also been common for packages of this type to include a washer for use with the female hose coupling.
  • a suitable washer may be secured to-the completed package.
  • a satisfactory arrangement for attaching a .washer is to further thread the tie material through the washer opening but tying is even further complicated by this requirement.
  • the apparatus of this invention brings to the forefront, therefore, an automated machine capable of performing a multiplicity of I operative manipulative steps heretofore thought of as being segregated from one another.
  • This multi-station, multi-purpose device thus integrates a packaging operation in toto, without the need of manual assistance.
  • Such includes an indexing mechanism which not only pre-positions the apparatus prior to initiation of a cycle of operation, but also maintains a positive control of further indexing during that cycle of operation.
  • the invention contemplates a winding method and apparatus that in a step by step fashion lays an elongate material onto a mandrel in a uniform, closely formed and neat manner.
  • the multistep operation of this apparatus contemplates the placement of an advertising card onto a winding mandrel, where it will be in proper position to become a part of the wound hose package. Thereafter, a length of hose material must be neatly and uniformly wound by the device and retained in such form until a plurality of ties are made therearound tosecure the package. Of course, subsequent to the tying action, the packaged material must be stripped from the machine for further processing and thereafter, the cycle of operation may be repeated. It is also apparent that each operation or processing step occurs concurrently with each of the other steps described. This construction, therefore, provides a packaging device having a versatility and speed which is presently and has before been unknown in the industry.
  • FIG. 1 is a'top plan view of the hose winding and packaging machine illustrating the multi-station, multimandrel concept embodied'thereby;
  • FIG. 2 is a side elevational view of a tie head incorporated in the hose winding machine for the purpose'of feeding the tie material around each package formed thereby;
  • FIG. 3 is an elevational view, partially in crosssection, of the level-wind mechanism used in conjunction with the machine shown in FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 4 is a side elevational view of the card placing mechanism which inserts advertising cards into their proper position on the hose winding and packaging machine mandrel members;
  • FIG. 5 is a front elevational view of the feeding and cutting assembly which propels hose lengths to the machine for coiling;
  • FIG. 6 is an elevational view taken along line 6-6 of FIG. 1 and illustrates two of the machine stations, those specifically being a typing station and the discharge station; 1
  • FIG. 7 is an elevational view in cross-section, taken along line 7 7 of FIG. 1, showing two additional stations of the apparatus, these being the winding station and the card placing station; 1
  • FIG. 8 is a front elevational view of the tie head shown in FIG. 2;
  • FIG. 9 is a side elevational view of the split tie guide ring device and washer feed mechanism which is positionable on the forward end of the tie head;
  • FIG. 10 is a front elevational view of the washer feed mechanism shown in FIG. 9;
  • FIG. 11 is a top view of the-washer feed mechanism shown. in FIG. 10;
  • FIG. 12 is a bottom view of the tie head mechanism with the bottom plate thereof removed;
  • FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 13-43 of FIG. 2, showing the feed roll assembly for the tie head mechanism;
  • FIG. 14 is a side view of the motor and control mechanism for the tie strand feed
  • FIG. 15 is a side view of the twist tube used in the tie head assembly
  • FIG. 16 is a top view of the twist tubeas is shown in FIG. 15, partly broken away, so as to only show the forward end thereof; I e
  • FIG. 18 is a side view, partially in cross-section, showing the tie strand cutter, which is positioned on the tie head; i 1
  • FIG. 19 is a front cross-sectional view takenalong line 19l9 of FIG. 18;
  • FIG. 23- is a rear view of the card placing mechanism, showing the actuator for the cardremoval device
  • FIG. 24 is a cross-sectional side elevational view of the collapsible segmented center core member of the mandrel assembly, including the 'bottom adjustable flange, which forms a part thereof;
  • FIG. 25 is a top view of the mandrel assembly, showing the collapsible center core member and the bottom adjustable flange partially broken away;
  • FIG. 26 is a left end view of the motor and mechanism shown in FIG. 14; and, FIG. 27 is a partial bottom view of the mandrel member shown in FIG. 24. i I
  • the hose winding and packagi'ng'machine of this invention is a five-station dial type apparatus. Such is adapted to control receive the hose product or elongate material from a continuously operating. extruder, or other suitable source which of course necessitates an efficient and effective operational technique. It should further be understood that two basic feeding mechanisms,'one of which is more fully described hereinbelow. are employed'in conjunction with this apparatus and are located between the source .of elongate material and the apparatus.
  • the first of these feeding mechanisms operates to pull the newly extruded hose through a cooling tray (not shown) and, of course, is continually operable to maintain a uniform. rate of movement of material through that tray.
  • suring mechanism which, after a predetermined amount of material is counted, will activate the cutter, thereby controlling the hose length which is coiled into package form.
  • this second feeding device employs a dancer-roll mechanism which is an effective means to take up any slack in the hose line which results between these first and second feed roll mechanisms due to the intermittent operation of the second.
  • the initial package formation begins at the card placing station. It is at this station that the advertising card mentioned above is removed from a stack of similarly positioned cards and transferred to the mandrel assembly of the hose packaging apparatus. Thereafter, the main dial of the packaging apparatus is indexed to the second machine station, where'the hose is coiled or wound. It is, of course, at this station where the lead-endof the hose material is fed to the collapsible center core member of the mandrel by the intermittently operable feeding and cutting assembly. This hose end is, upon proper positioning, thereafter clamped to the mandrel and winding takes place under the guidance of the level wind mechanism which is a mainstay in the production of a neatly and uniformly wound package,
  • the main dial again indexes to a first tying station and then subsequently indexes to a second tying station which, together, place the necessary number of ties and the accompanying washer around the coiled hosepackage.
  • These ties are after insertion around the package, twistedto securely retain all of the elements in the final packed form.
  • the apparatus is again indexed to a discharge station at which point the completed hose. pack age is raked or otherwise removed from the mandrel assembly and placed onto a discharge conveyor, from which it progresses to subsequent manufacturing operations.
  • the various operating stations are distributed around this main frame or stationary base, and that the main turret assembly 16 is mounted for a rotation on an intermitter assembly 18 about a principal axis 20.
  • the intermitter 18 carries the main machine dial 22, as well as a bull gear 24, both of which are mounted on center shaft members 26 and 28, respectively.
  • the bull gear 24 is therefore fixedly mounted to the intermitter base 14 through its shaft 28 and the main dial, 22, is rotationally mounted for movement therearound on its shaft 26.
  • the main dial has mounted thereon turret 16, so that these members may move together around the principal axis 20.
  • Such motion is achieved, of course, through a main driving motor 30 and suitable drive train means 32 which, of course, may include gearing, chain drives or any other suitable means to accomplish that end.
  • the turret l6 and dial 22 serve as the multi-station mandrel carriage means which, in its preferred form, includes five mandrel stations or members, generally designated by the numeral 34. It should also, at this point, be clarified that the drive motor and that the entire upper structure including the turret and dial may be indexed in an intermittent manner through a typical brake and clutch assembly not specifically shown.
  • the mandrel members 34 constitute a rotatable assembly which is mounted to the periphery of the carriage means 16, 22. Each of these assemblies is suitably journaled to the turret l6, and a suitable brake mecha nism 36 is attached thereto, and extends to the underside of the main dial 22.
  • the generally U-shaped frame member 42 is adapted to carry the top movable flange of the assembly 46, which is also journaledtherein for rotation by means of gears 48, 50 and 52 (FIGS. 6 and 7).
  • gears 48, 50 and 52 FIGS. 6 and 7
  • Such rotary movement. of course. is transmitted through the rotary shaft 38 by means of a sun gear 54, which is attached at the lower extremity thereof and is enmeshed'with bull gear 24.
  • a clutch assembly 56 is positioned between the gear 54 and shaft 38 so that the rotation of shaft 38 may be controlled thereby.
  • Shaft 38 and turret 16 also mount another gear train 58, 60 and 62, which transmits rotary motion to the'lower portion of mandrel assembly 34 from the bull gear 24, as the main machine dial 22 is rotated on axis 20.
  • gear train 58, 60 and 62 which transmits rotary motion to the'lower portion of mandrel assembly 34 from the bull gear 24, as the main machine dial 22 is rotated on axis 20.
  • the mandrel assembly 34 shown on the extreme right, illustrates such assembly in the winding position on the packaging machine.
  • the main winddrive motor 64 which is engageable with the brake assembly 36, only at this position in the machine.
  • the motor 64 is engageable with the mentioned shaft through a speed reducer 66 and a suitable clutch coupling 68.
  • clutch 56 and brake 36 are disengaged and motor 64 positively drives the entire mandrel assembly through elements 66, 68 and 62, respectively.
  • the top flange member is likewise driven through elements 60, 58, 38, 48, 50 and 52, respectively.
  • a uniform motion is maintained in both the winding operation and in the indexing operation between respective stations.
  • the rotatable mandrel assembly or member 34 specifically includes a bottom adjustableflange 70 and a top movable flange 46. It is between these members that the hose material is coiled around a collapsible segmented center core member 72. The inter-relationship of these members will become more readily apparent upon referenceto FIGS. 24 and 25 which more clearly illustrate these elements of the assembly.
  • the bottom flange 70 is made up of a plurality of segments 74 which, through collar member 76, are attached to support shaft 78.
  • Shaft 78 is similarly supported by a disc member 80, in such mariner that it is journaled to ,the carriage as is mentioned above.
  • the'collapsible center core member 72 is segmented and each such segment is suitably hinged to the base of shaft '78.
  • V I A post 82 extends upwardly from shaft 78 and mounted thereon is a tapered expander plug 84 which is biased toward an uppermost cap screw 86 by means of spring member 88.
  • each segment 74 of the collapsible center core is spring-biased on its hinged mounts by spring means 90 towards the shaft 78.
  • top movable flange 46 when the top movable flange 46 is elevated above and out of contact with the top of the collapsible center core slegments'and the tapered plug 84, spring members 88 and 90,due to their resilient nature, will bias the plug upwardly and the segments inwardly. Similarly, when the top movable flange is lowered into an abutting position with plu'g 84, it will drive this member downwardly against the action of spring 88 and because of its tapered configuration, will similarly drive the core segments outwardly until the flange bottoms against the tops of segments 74.
  • the bottom flange 70 is adjustable and the range of such adjustment is illustrated by a dotted line showing in FIG. 24.
  • This adjustment is, of course, effected by loosening the cap screw 92 (FIG. 25), in collar 76, so that the appropriate adjustment along shaft 78 may be made to the appropriate' position.
  • each mandrel assembly be retained in a specific orientation during the indexingof the main dial 22. Further, it should be apparent that at the completion of the windingoperation, the mandrel assembly will be rotating at a substantial speed and, at this time,,it will benecessary not only to slow and stop the mandrel rotation, but alsojto accurately position same prior to indexing the apparatus to the next station.
  • the disc'80 (FIGS. 6 and 7), which is attached to the base of shaft 78, functions as an index plate due to the employment of a slotted or recessed area such as is illustrated by numeral 104 (FIG. 24).
  • This recess is adapted-to receive an index pin 106, which is one of the principal parts of the index assembly 108, as is best seen in FIG. 20.
  • This index pin assembly is attachedto the level wind mechanism at the winding station and is automatically activated at the completion of wind after the mandrel has been sufficiently slowed to prevent damage to the pin 106 when it seats in recess 104. Therefore, at the completion of wind and after the seating of pin 106, it
  • the mandrel assembly is positively positioned. Thereafter, and upon withdrawal of the pin 106, the mandrel position may be accurately controlled through the activation and deactivation of brake 36 and clutch 56.
  • a level wind mechanism or assembly 110 is positioned on the machine base 12, at a position adjacent the wind station. This assembly is arranged to guide the hose into the mandrel mounted gripper and track it across the face of the mandrel in the manner described.
  • the positioning of the level wind mechanism on the machine base is readily apparent on an examination of F IG. 1, and the details of this mechanism may be better understood upon reference to FIGS. 3, 20 and 21.
  • the level wind mechanism is, of course, activated in conjunction with the mandrel assembly rotation and it is convenient therefore to power this mechanism with the wind motor 64.
  • Motor 64 is interconnected with the assembly through a chain engagement with sprocket 112, which is mounted on drive shaft 114, that in turn are interconnected with a clutch assembly 116 and brake 117 by means'of a chain operating on sprockets 1 l8 and 120 and 122.
  • the drive continues through gear train 124 to a roller gear assembly 126, that is commercially available from the Ferguson Machine Company, and whose functions are more fully described below, to an output shaft 128. From this point, the drive progresses through a change gear set 130, 132, 134, 136 to shaft 138, which in turn carries pinion 140. Pinion 140 engages the rack member 142 hereinbelow described in more detail, which effects the displacement of the traversing slide 144.
  • the change gear set 130-136 includes a plurality of interengaging driving elements, i.e., spur gears, which are interchangeable and interengageable, one with the other, to vary the speed and degree of traverse of slide 144.
  • the traversing slide 144 is mounted for vertical movement along guide posts 146, in conjunction with the movement of rack 142.
  • Such slide assembly carries with it a guide tube assembly 148 that, in addition'to its vertical movement with the slide, is also pivotally mounted with one end tangent to the mandrel core, thus enabling it to traverse the height of the coil and swing inwardly and outwardly, in response to coil buildup
  • the guide tube assembly 148 includes'a mounting plate 150 and forwardly extending spaced apart guide fingers 152, which together form a channel through, which the hose may pass on its way to the mandrel core.
  • the channel is completed by a bridge and cover unit 154, the covered portion of which is swingable' to an out of-the-way 'position by means of a piston cylinder arrangement 156.
  • the piston cylinder arrangement 158 is interconnected, too, with the outboard one of guide fingers 152 and guide roller 160, and is operable-to pivot those members to an outof-the-way position also.
  • the traversing slide 144 and guide tube assembly 148 also include and mount the hose guide roller arrangement 160, which ispositioned at the exit end of the channel.
  • This guide roller maintains the hose product in close
  • the traversing slide assembly 144 is mounted on a shaft 162 that is supported in a reciprocating shaft arrangement 164.
  • This latter mentioned arrangement is rigidly attached to rack 142 and therefore moves therewith.
  • both the shaft 162 and shaft arrangement 164 are retained and adapted to reciprocate in cylinder member 166.
  • Also rigidly affixed to the bottom end of shaft 162 is a piston 168 which is held in place against a shoulder 170 on the shaft by a nut 172. Therefore, the piston 168 is movable in like manner, with shaft 162 as the rack member 142 is moved by pinion 140.
  • shaft 162 and slide 144 are vertically adjustable by means of a screw 174, which is threaded through cap 176 of the cylinder 166, so that it abuts nut 172 and shaft 162.
  • a screw 174 which is threaded through cap 176 of the cylinder 166, so that it abuts nut 172 and shaft 162.
  • Additional resilient means forming a safety device are provided adjacent to the upper andlower ends of shaft 162 in the form of secondary piston and cylinder arrangements 178.
  • the upper such cylinder 180 is affixed to the shaft 162 and the lower such cylinder is formed by the piston element 168, which is also attached to shaft 162 as is mentioned above.
  • Each of these respective cylinders retains a piston seal 182, which is movable with and along the shaft, depending upon the position thereof.
  • roller gear assembly 126 which is an indexing mechanism that is commercially available from the Ferguson Machine Company.
  • sembly 126 in effect converts a constant rotary input motion to an intermittent output.
  • Such alteration of conversion in movement is accomplished by means of a cam and cam follower construction in which the cam design provides for alternate periods of dwell and rotation.
  • This stepping motion progresses through the change gear set 130, 132, 134, 136 to shaft 138 and pinion 140. The latter in conjunction with rack 142 then ultimately effects the displacement of slide 144.
  • Transferral of the noted intermittent stepping motion to slide 144 thus produces the incremental positioning thereof along the mandrel -axis approximately in response to each revolution of the mandrel.
  • Each hose coil therefore, is closely and neatly placed in juxtaposition with each other coil.
  • a dwell time approximately twice the normal will be necessitated to lay two coil thicknesses at each such position. e. g., thelast coil turn of one layer and the firstcoil turn of the covering or succeeding layer.
  • the piston/cylinder override safety arrangements 178 are connected to regulate fluid sources providing, in the first instance, enough force to counter balance the weight of the level wind assembly and, in the second instance a force sufficient to form a firm connection between shaft arrangement 164 and shaft 162. Further, it should be apparent that other suitable mechanical arrangements, for example, barrel cam configurations or the like, might be employed in producing the intermittent indexing of the form described.
  • the elongate hose material is fed to the level wind assembly 110 by an intermittently operable feeding and cutting assembly 184 as is illustrated in FIG. 5.
  • This feeding and cutting assembly can also be seen positioned adjacent the hose winding and packaging machine in FIG. 1. In such position, it is obvious that it isin close association with the level wind assembly, thereby minimizing the unrestricted area of travel of the hose material.
  • the feeding and cutting assembly 184 is supported on a movable and adjustable stand 186.
  • the supporting legs 188 of this stand include jack screw portions 190 that can be suitably activated through any desired drive train means to either elevate or lower thestand.
  • Such adjustability is, of course, necessitated due to the fact that various coil thicknesses will necessitate the change of position of the bottom mandrel flange 70.
  • the roll feed stand be adjusted similarly so that a uniform path of travel for the elongate hose material is assured.
  • the feeding and cutting assembly l84-mounted atop the stand 186 includes a separable, multi-functioning feed-roll arrangement 192, which is likewise multipositionable in either an open or closed position. In the closed position, it may be unpowered so that it is in contact with'the hose materialand clamps such material securely within the arrangement between the feed rollers or thefeed rollers may be activated by any suitable drive mechanism in such a fashion that the hose material is fed therebetween toward the hose winding and packaging apparatus.
  • the counter and cutter assembly 194 Just forward of the feed roll arrangement, one can find the counter and cutter assembly 194. This assembly may be preset to count a particular hose material footage and after such counting action, the cutter will be automatically triggered to sever that hose length.
  • the intermittently operable feeding and cutting assembly must be integrated into the overall control circuitry of the hose winding and' packaging machine so that it operates in concert with the winding and tying operation. In operation, therefore, this assembly will first function to feed and stop the lead-end of the hose material adjacent the guide roller and thereafter feed same to the mandrel assembly where it can be clamped securely to that unit.
  • the feed rollers in unit 192 will separate and themandrelassembly itself will function to draw the hose material through the feedingand cutting arrangement 186. At such time that the predetermined and desired amount

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AU49512/72A AU474549B2 (en) 1971-12-22 1972-12-01 Method and machine for winding and packing of elongate material
FR7245238A FR2165606A5 (ja) 1971-12-22 1972-12-19
CA159,553A CA979414A (en) 1971-12-22 1972-12-20 Hose winding and packaging machine
DE2262291A DE2262291A1 (de) 1971-12-22 1972-12-20 Vorrichtung zum aufwickeln und verpacken eines schlauchartigen gebildes
GB5900072A GB1403399A (en) 1971-12-22 1972-12-21 Hose winding and packaging machine for elongate material
ES409884A ES409884A1 (es) 1971-12-22 1972-12-21 Procedimiento y maquina para enrollar, atar y empaquetar material flexible alargado.
LU66732A LU66732A1 (ja) 1971-12-22 1972-12-21
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