US3812644A - Method for packaging flowable materials and apparatus for manufacturing packaging bags - Google Patents

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US3812644A
US3812644A US00288356A US28835672A US3812644A US 3812644 A US3812644 A US 3812644A US 00288356 A US00288356 A US 00288356A US 28835672 A US28835672 A US 28835672A US 3812644 A US3812644 A US 3812644A
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  • a ABSTRACT A method for packaging a flowable material comprising folding a flattened tubular film of a thermoplastic material such as polyethylene so that both sides thereof are folded inward; sealing the thus folded tubular film at the position which is to be the top of the finished package; unfolding the opening of the folded tubular film so that the inwardly folded portions are turned outward and the opening comprises two layers; introducing a flowable material in the thus formed bag; sealing the opening in thetwo layer state; and pressing flat the two layer sealed end to form a bottom.
  • An apparatus for manufacturing thermoplastic packaging bags to be used for this method is disclosed, too.
  • This invention relates to a packaging method for perfectly sealing flowable materials including liquid etc. and an apparatus for manufacturing packaging bags to be used for said method.
  • a tubular film of a thermoplastic material is folded flat whereby both sides are folded inward as seen in FIG. I, the flat folded film is cut at a predetermined length, one end of the cut tubular film piece is heat-sealed, the sealed part is made flat to form a bottom, a flowable material such as liquid is introduced in the thus formed bag from the opposite opening end, that is, a top of the bag, and finally the opening end is heat-sealed.
  • This invention is to provide a method of perfect sealing of a package of flowable materials such as liquid (milk, fermented milk, fruit juice, oils, soup, etc.) and pasty materials (yogurt, for instance).
  • liquid milk, fermented milk, fruit juice, oils, soup, etc.
  • pasty materials dairy materials
  • the method of this invention comprises forming a folded packaging material by folding a flattened tubular film of a thermoplastic material so that the both sides thereof are folded inward; sealing said folded packaging material at the position which is to become the top after the packaging is finished; unfolding the opening spaced from the sealed portion by a predetermined distance so that the inwardly folded portions are turned outside and the opening comprises two layers; introducing a flowable material through this opening; sealing the opening in the two layer state; pressing flat the two layer sealed end so as to form a flat bottom.
  • a tubular film packaging material is sealed at the position which is to become the top of a finished package prior to introduction of a flowable material, and the opening which is to become the bottom of the finished package is unfolded so that the inwardly folded sides are turned outward, and a flowable material is introduced in the thus formed bag, and the opening is sealed in the two layer state.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a thermoplastic folded packaging material used in the method of this invention
  • FIG. 2 is a perspective view which shows the step of forming a packaging bag by sealing the material shown in FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing'the packaging bag which is inserted in a forming case and is being unfolded at its opening;
  • FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the step in which air is blown in the packaging bag
  • FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the step in which a flowable material is introduced in the packaging bag
  • FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the step in which the opening of the packaging bag is sealed
  • FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the step in which the sealed one end of the bag is pressed flat
  • FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the step in which the triangular ears which have been formed in the preceding step are turned upward;
  • FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the step in which the triangular ears are folded onto the flat bottom
  • FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the finished package containing the flowable material
  • FIG. 11 is a schematic elevational side view of an apparatus for manufacturing packaging bags of thermoplastic film used in the method of this invention.
  • FIGS. 12, 13, 14,15, 16 and 17 are cross sections along lines l2 12, 13-13, l4--l4, l515, l6l6 and l7l7 in FIG. 11, respectively.
  • a folded packaging material 1 is formed by foldinga tubular film of a thermoplastic material such as polyethylene so that both sides are turned inside to form folded portions A AND B.
  • the folded packaging material comprises two four-layer portions X which consists of outer films C and D and inwardly folded portions A or B and a two-layer portion Y which consists of two outer films C and D.
  • the thus formed folded packaging material 1 is sealed, for instance, by heat sealing by means of heat-press members 2 and 3 at the position which is to be the top of the finished package, and is cut off at the position immediately below the seal.
  • a packaging bag is obtained, in which a flowable material is to be contained.
  • the packaging bags can also be prepared by first cutting a continuous folded tubular film at the position which is to be the top of the finished package and then sealing the cutted end.
  • a hole for sucking the contents out and a sealing film to close said hole are shown at 4 and 5 respectively.
  • an air-blowing tube 13 is inserted into the opening as shown in FIG. 4, and at the same time a pair of press members l4 and hold the opening therebetween so that the opening remains inthe two layer state.
  • the press members Hand 15 are respectivelyprovided with a semicircular recesses .16 and 17 to receive the air blowing tube 13.
  • the bag expands so as to conform with the configuration of the case 6 since the opening thereof is closed by the press members 14 and 15;
  • the press members 14 and 15 are-withdrawn and the air-blowing tube is removed, and a supply tube 18 is inserted into the bag so that a predetermined amount of a flowable materialsuch as milk or fruit juice is introduced therein as shown in FIG. 5.
  • suitable methods other than aforementioned air,- blowing method can be used to expand the bag.
  • the supply tube 18 is removed and the opening is sealed, for instance, by apair of heat-press members 19 and20 as shown in FIG. 6.
  • the opening is kept in the two layer state, and therefore thesealing is effected in the two layer state, too. Therefore, when the heat-press members l9 and 20 are applied together to the opening, there is no fold held between the outer films, and'thus there is no stepped point. Therefore blow holes are not generated even if the inside of the opening is wetted with the flowable material. In this way a' very perfect scaling is effected in accordance with this invention.
  • thermoplastic materials for the folded packaging material of this invention include polyolefin such as polyethylene, polypropylene, etc., polyvinyl chloride and paper both surfaces of which are coated with polyethylene, etc.
  • the roof-shaped top of the package is sealedprior to introduction'of a flowable material. Therefore the sealing of the top can'be perfectly effected although there are inward folds on both sides held between the outer films, since there is no flowable material sticking to the inside of the opening. Also, the bottom of the package canbe perfectly sealed as mentioned above. I j
  • the package of this invention has a fiat bottom, it stably stands by itself, and therefore it is very conve nient for storage and transportation;
  • polyethylene for instance is shown at 34.
  • the tubular thereof reach the upper end 22 of the case 6, the wings 25 and 26 are turned inward by means of a pair of plungers 31 and 32 so as to bend the now upwardly extending triangular ears 23 and 24 inward as shown in FIG. 9.
  • the ears may be bonded to the flat bottom by spot heat sealing or area heat sealing, or by the aid of an adhesive.
  • the triangular ears can remain extending outward if it is not inconvenient in storage or transportation.
  • the guide body 37 is a long I-shape section body (Refer to FIGS. 13 to 16) the upper and lower ends 38 and 39 of which are gradually reduced in thickness and width. That is, the guide body has grooves on both sides and on the front (facing the film supply roller 34) surface at lower middle position a recess 40 is provided.
  • the flattened tubular film 33 drawn out of the supply roller 34 isled to clothe the guide body 37 therewith and is passed upward.
  • the guide body is held by a pair of rollers 41 and 42 on the front and back at the lower position, by a pair of rollers 43 and44 on both sides at the middle position, and by a pair of rollers 45 and 46 at the upper position.
  • the rollers support the clothing film pressing it toward the guide body.
  • a cutting edge 47 which is intermittenly protruded so as to give a cut in the passing tubular film. This cut becomes a sucking hole 4 in the finished package.
  • a supply roller 48 for a sealing film (aluminium foil laminated with a polyethylene film on the back side, for instance) is provided above the cutting edge 47.
  • roller 49 By means of roller 49, the sealing film 5 is drawn out by the length necessary to seal the sucking hole of the tubular film 33, and sealed thereupon when the hole comes to a predetermined position-For this purpose a heat-press member 50 is provided at the position, and the sealing film is pressed upon the cut hole of the tubular film and is cut off by means of a cutting knife 51 at a suitable position.
  • a pair of guide plates 54 and 55 are provided, which fold inward the side'surfaces of the up-traveling tubular film into the grooves 52 and 53 provided on both sides of the guide body 37. Thereafter the tubular film 33 leaves the guide body 37 and is pressed flat by means of a pair of rollers 56 and 57, and thus the tubular film is formed into a flat folded tubular film 1 having inwardly folded portions as shown in H6. 1.
  • the thus formed folded tubular film is heat-sealed by means of a pair of heat press members 2 and 3 which intermittently nip the tubular film.
  • the sealed tubular film is then sent to a cutter 60 by means of a pair of rollers 58 and 59 and is snipped off at the position immediately below the seal by means of a cutter 60 which is intermittently operated.
  • member 62 is a supporting roller provided against the heat-press 50.
  • a method for packaging a flowable material comprising forming a folded tubular packaging material by folding a flattened tubular film of a thermoplastic material so that both sides thereof are folded inward; sealing said folded packaging material at the position which is to become the top after the packaging is finished; unfolding the opening spaced from the sealed portion by a predetermined distance so that the inwardly folded portions are turned outside and the opening comprises two layers; introducing said flowable material through this opening; sealing the opening in the two layer state; and pressing flat the two layer sealed end so as to form a flat bottom.
  • thermoplastic material is a polyolefin selected from the group consisting of polyethylene and polypropylene.
  • thermoplastic material is a polyvinyl chloride.
  • thermoplastic material is a paper both surfaces of which are coated with polyethylene film.
  • An apparatus for manufacturing packaging bags comprising: a roller for supply of continuous flattened tubular film of a thermoplastic material; a long guide body for guiding the tubular film, the upper and lower ends of which are gradually reduced in thickness and width toward the tips, and which is provided with a groove on both sides and a recess at a position in the front face; supporting rollers which sustain the guide body in an upright position; a cutting edge which moves forward into the recess of the guide body at a predetermined cycle; a heat press member provided at a position spaced from the cutting edge by a predetermined distance and moving forward to the guide body at the prcdetennined cycle; a means for supplying a film for sealing between the heat press member and the guide body; a pair of guide plates which are provided on both sides of the guide body toward the upper end thereof and which turn inward the sides of the tubular film into the grooves provided in the sides of the guide body; a pair of pressing rollers which press flat the tubular film which has been provided with the inward side folds
  • a method for packaging a flowable material comprising forming a folded tubular packaging material by folding a flattened tubular film of a thermoplastic material so that both sides thereof are folded inwardly, sealing said folded packaging material at a position which is to become the top of the package after the packaging is finished to form a packaging bag, inserting the packaging bag in a forming case with the top of the packaging bag being in the bottom of the forming case, unfolding the opening, which is spaced apart from the sealed portion and which is to become the bottom of the packaging bag, by turning the inwardly folded portions outwardly, thereby forming two opposing layers, blowing air into the packaging bag, introducing a flowable material into the packaging bag, sealing the opening in the two layer state, pressing flat the two layer sealed end so as to form a flat bottom with triangular ears extending therefrom past the sides of the packaging bag, turning said triangular ears upwardly in alignment with said sides of the packaging bag and folding said triangular ears inwardly into the flat bottom.

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