WO1988005016A1 - A pack consisting of a banderole-like pack sleeve, and a method and an arrangement for the manufacture of a pack of this kind - Google Patents

A pack consisting of a banderole-like pack sleeve, and a method and an arrangement for the manufacture of a pack of this kind Download PDF

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WO1988005016A1
WO1988005016A1 PCT/SE1987/000615 SE8700615W WO8805016A1 WO 1988005016 A1 WO1988005016 A1 WO 1988005016A1 SE 8700615 W SE8700615 W SE 8700615W WO 8805016 A1 WO8805016 A1 WO 8805016A1
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Claes-Göran ANDERSSON
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D71/00—Bundles of articles held together by packaging elements for convenience of storage or transport, e.g. portable segregating carrier for plural receptacles such as beer cans or pop bottles; Bales of material
    • B65D71/06—Packaging elements holding or encircling completely or almost completely the bundle of articles, e.g. wrappers
    • B65D71/08—Wrappers shrunk by heat or under tension, e.g. stretch films or films tensioned by compressed articles
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
    • B65B25/00—Packaging other articles presenting special problems
    • B65B25/14—Packaging paper or like sheets, envelopes, or newspapers, in flat, folded, or rolled form
    • B65B25/146—Packaging paper or like sheets, envelopes, or newspapers, in flat, folded, or rolled form packaging rolled-up articles
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
    • B65B9/00—Enclosing successive articles, or quantities of material, e.g. liquids or semiliquids, in flat, folded, or tubular webs of flexible sheet material; Subdividing filled flexible tubes to form packages
    • B65B9/02—Enclosing successive articles, or quantities of material between opposed webs
    • B65B9/026—Enclosing successive articles, or quantities of material between opposed webs the webs forming a curtain
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D75/00—Packages comprising articles or materials partially or wholly enclosed in strips, sheets, blanks, tubes, or webs of flexible sheet material, e.g. in folded wrappers
    • B65D75/38—Articles or materials enclosed in two or more wrappers disposed one inside the other
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
    • B65D85/00—Containers, packaging elements or packages, specially adapted for particular articles or materials
    • B65D85/07—Containers, packaging elements or packages, specially adapted for particular articles or materials for compressible or flexible articles

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  • a pack consisting of a banderole-like pack sleeve, and a method and an arrangement for the manufacture of a pack of this kind
  • the present invention relates to a pack containing a number of pack units, such as rolls of soft tissue paper or packs of nappies, etc., which are enclosed by a banderole-like pack sleeve.
  • Previously disclosed packs for goods such as rolls of soft tissue paper, nappies and napkins, etc.
  • the principal object of the present invention is thus in the first instance to make available a pack which, amongst other things, solves the problems referred to above and permits the automated production of said pack, without the risk of the pack breaking apart during handling of same with the associated danger of the pack units in question unintentionally becoming separated from the pack.
  • Said object is achieved by means of a pack in a c cordanc e w i th t h e p re s ent i nvent i on, whi c h i s c ha ra c t e r i zed essentially in that, in the area outside pairs of pack units situated adjacent to one another, said pack sleeve is attached to a holding device running in an essentially straight path between the pack units.
  • a further object of the invention is to discover a method which solves the problem of manufacturing packs of the kind described in a simple and efficient manner.
  • Said further object is achieved by means of a method in accordance with the present invention, which is characterized essentially in that three pieces of packaging material are so arranged as to accept pack units to either side of a centrally situated piece of packaging material acting as a holding device, and as to be finally attached to one another at a certain distance from one another on opposing sides of the formed pack, so that the two outermost pieces of packaging material enclose all the pack units and said centrally situated piece of packaging material in the manner of a banderole.
  • a final object of the present invention is to make available an arrangement which can be utilized in conjunction with the production of a pack in accordance with the present invention.
  • Said final object is achieved by means of an arrangement in accordance with the present invention which is characterized essentially in that, to either side of a forming station intended to accommodate pack units, feed devices for the pieces of packaging material are situated in such a way that they are able, in conjunction with the movement of a group of formed pack units, to feed three pieces of material towards one another and in the direction of a jointing device with one of the pieces of material surrounded by pack units, and in that preferably compression and fixing devices for said group of pack units are provided.
  • Figs. 1-6A illustrate different positions for an arrangement arranged for the production of packs which include a sleeve running in a vertical sense;
  • Figs. 7-16A illustrate different positions for an arrangement arranged for the production of packs which include a sleeve running in a horizontal sense
  • Fig. 17 illustrates a pack with a sleeve which extends along the circular peripheral surface of the pack unit
  • Figs. 18 and 18A illustrate a pack with a sleeve which extends along the plane surface cf the pack units.
  • a pack 1 which lends itself to automated manufacture in a simple and efficient manner, and which includes a banderole-like pack sleeve 2 which is so arranged as to enclose in the manner of a loop a number of pack units 3, 3 1 , such as rolls of soft tissue paper or packs of nappies, etc., is so arranged as to be held by means of a holding device 4.
  • Said holding device 4 which, like the sleeve 2, is preferably in the form of a film, appropriately of a plastics material, is so arranged as to run essentially straight between pack units 3, 3 1 situated in pairs adjacent to one another and is attached to said sleeve 2 via joints 5, 6 which are situated to either side 1A and 1B of said joints 5, 6 of the formed pack 1 and can have the form of a welded joint, a glued joint, a stitched joint or some other appropriate joint, which at the same time holds together the three pieces of packaging material 2 1 , 4, 2 2 2 which extend each from its own direction before meeting at a common point and hold the pack units 3, 3 1 securely in a desired position, in so doing making it much more difficult for the units 3, 3 1 to change position in relation to one another, that is tc say for the pack 1 to change shape from its normally exhibited rectangular form to a circular form, for example, which form renders handling of the pack much more difficult.
  • the pack 1 illustrated in Fig. 17 consists of holding devices 4 and a sleeve 2 which extend along the preferably circular peripheral surface 3A, 3 1 ⁇ of the pack units in question.
  • FIG. 1 is illustrated in diagrammatic form in Figs. 1-6A, as well as an arrangement which lends itself tc application to said manufacture.
  • the pack 101 illustrated in Fig. 18 consists of an appropriate number of holding devices 104 and a sleeve 102, which extend along the plane surface 103A, 103 1 A of the pack units 103,
  • Said pack 1 or 101 preferably consists of a number of items packed in groups, in conjunction with which said holding devices 4 and 104 extend along items packed in groups 7 and 107 which are situated to either side of said devices 4; 104.
  • 102 are preferably so arranged as to subject the pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 to tightening forces, in so doing increasing the ability of the packs to hold together and reducing the risk of units becoming displaced and falling from the pack 1; 101.
  • a method for the production of a pack 1 or 101 of the kind indicated above may be executed as follows: three pieces of packaging material 8, 9, 10 and 108, 109, 110, each cf which preferably runs from its own storage roll 11-13 and 111-113, are so arranged as to accept pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 to either side of a centrally situated piece of packaging material 10 and 110, which later serves as a holding device 4 and 104, and as to be finally attached to one another at a certain distance from one another on opposing sides 1A, 1B and 101A, 101B of the formed pack 1 and 101, so that the two outermost pieces of packaging material 8, 9 gncf 108, 109 enclose all the pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 and said centrally situated piece(s) of packaging material 4 and 104 in the manner of a banderole 2 and 102.
  • the starting point appropriately consists of three webs of packaging material 8-10 and 108-110 running from a first common joint 5 and 105, two of which webs 8, 9 and 108, 109 can run in a direction 14, 15 and 114, 115 towards one another and essentially perpendicularly in relation to said centrally situated piece of packaging material 10 and 110 running in the direction 16 and 116 towards said first joint 5 and 105.
  • Jointing of said three webs 8-10 and 108-110 at said first joint 5 and 105 can appropriately be achieved in conjunction with making the final attachment of the webs at a second joint 6 and 106 and cutting the webs.
  • An arrangement 17 and 117 which is suitable for use in conjunction with the manufacture of a pack 1 and 101 in accordance with the present invention may consist of a feed device, for example in the form of feed rollers 11-13 and 111-113 for the pieces of packaging material 8-10 and 108-110, which rollers are situated to either side of a forming station 18 and 118, which forming station is so arranged as to accept pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 .
  • Said feed devices 11-13 and 111-113 are so arranged, in conjunction with the movement of a group 19 and 119 of formed pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 , as to feed three pieces of material 8-10 and 108-110 simultaneously towards one another and in the direction of a jointing device 20 and 120, so that one of the pieces of material 10 and 110 is surrounded by pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 .
  • a fixing tool 21 and 121 is preferably also present, which fixing tool is so arranged as to be capable of gripping along the pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 and of fixing the formed and preferably compressed group 19 and 119 of pack units 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 for the period during which the pack 1 and 101 is being produced, so that, on being released, it will endeavour to adopt its original form, in so doing subjecting the pack to tension, thereby further ensuring the good handlability of the pack in conjunction with the automated palletization of same, for example, and enabling a so-called sales stack to be built in the shop.
  • the arrangement 17, 117 can include welding devices 20A, 20B and 120A, 120B or other suitable connecting devices situated between the aforementioned forming station 18 and 118 and the jointing device 20 and 120, in addition to which a cutting device for cutting off the pieces of material is situated in the vicinity of said connecting devices 20A, 20B and 120A, 120B.
  • Rolls of paper, etc., 3, 3 1 and 103, 103 1 which arrive in a holding magazine 22, 23 and 122, 123 situated to either side of the forming station 18 and 118, are pushed by means of pushing devices 24, 25 and 124, 125 in the direction 26, 27 and 126, 127 of an aforementioned forming station 18 and 118 in order to form a group 19 and 119 of rolls of paper, etc.
  • the group 19, 119 formed by means cf the tool 28, 128 in the forming station 18, 118 is aligned and is compressed in order to be transferred by the controlled resistance of the joined film 8, 9 and 108, 109 situated ahead of it from the forming station 18; 118 to the jointing station 20; 120.
  • the group 19; 119 is gripped, for example, by means of a plate-tike fixing tool 21; 121, which group in its compressed and fixed state is packed by being enclosed by the films 8, 9; 108, 109, with the film 10; 110 extending through the group 19; 119 and retaining the inherent expansion force of the rolls, etc. In said position the tool 28; 128 will have returned to its starting position, as shown in Figs. 2 and 8.
  • Figs. 5 and 11 illustrate the manner in which the pieces of film 8-10; 108-110 for the group 19; 119 have been sealed by means of the welding jaws 20A, 20E; 120A, 120B by first producing a welded joint 5; 105 behind a group 19; 119 between, for example, the forming station 18; 118 and the jointing station 20; 120, so that a final joint 6 and 106 for a pack is produced at the same time as a first joint 5 and 105 for a following pack.
  • the pieces of film 8-10 and 108-110 are cut between said joints 6, 5 and 106, 105 by means of cutting devices, which may be in the form of cutters built into a welding jaw 20A, 20B; 120A, 120B between sealing plates.
  • Figs. 6 and 12 show the finished pack 1; 101 with the enclosing strips of film 8-10; 108-110.
  • the fixing tool 21; 121 in said position will have released its grip on the pack, allowing the inherent re-expansion capacity of the rolls to take effect through being released, so that it causes further tensioning of the rolls against the enclosing strips of film 8-10; 108-110.
  • the unit in accordance with Fig. 12 can also be supplemented by lateral sealing as shown in Figs. 13-16A.
  • Figs. 13-14 illustrate the tubular sleeves 130 which can be formed by the width of the strip of film 108, 109 from roll 111 and 112. The width of the film 110 from roll 113 determines the degree of reinforcement selected for the particular configuration.
  • the use of film which is wider than the width of the unit permits the side sealing also to include the film 110 from the roll 113 (see Fig. 18A).
  • the fixing tool 121 must be in its working position during this operation, too, so as not to lose control of the unit.
  • Fig. 15 shows how the sealing jaws 131-134 have closed in pairs to produce the sealing position.
  • Fig. 16 shows how the fixing tool 121 and the sealing jaws 131-134 have resumed their respective starting positions, and how the unit is now completely enclosed and sealed.
  • Fig. 7 also shows an arrangement 36 for the application of labels or for the marking of the film in some other way when it is held extended under control and in a fixed position.
  • the invention is not restricted to the illustrative embodiments of the invention described above an shown in the drawings, but can be modified within the scope of the Patent Claims without departing from the idea of invention.

Abstract

A pack (1) containing a number of pack (1) units (3; 31), such as rolls of soft tissue paper or packs of nappies, etc., which are enclosed by a banderole-like pack sleeve (2). The invention enables a pack to be produced which is well suited to efficient manufacture and which is also suitable for simple and safe handling, both in the production channel and in the consumer channel. In the area outside pairs of pack units (3; 31) situated adjacent to one another, said pack sleeve (2) is attached to a holding device (4) running in an essentially straight path between the pack units (3; 31). The invention also relates to a method for the manufacture of a pack of this kind, and to an arrangement for the production of a pack of this kind.

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A pack consisting of a banderole-like pack sleeve, and a method and an arrangement for the manufacture of a pack of this kind
The present invention relates to a pack containing a number of pack units, such as rolls of soft tissue paper or packs of nappies, etc., which are enclosed by a banderole-like pack sleeve.
Previously disclosed packs for goods, such as rolls of soft tissue paper, nappies and napkins, etc., are very costly for both shops and consumers and also involve inefficient and expensive handling, such as the manual production of so-called retail packs for assembly into sales packs, for example in the form of bags made of a plastics material and loosely stacked and tied units, the loading of packs onto trolleys, the transport of same to the point of display, the breaking open of the packs, price-marking, stacking, and the return transport of the empty packaging materials.
The principal object of the present invention is thus in the first instance to make available a pack which, amongst other things, solves the problems referred to above and permits the automated production of said pack, without the risk of the pack breaking apart during handling of same with the associated danger of the pack units in question unintentionally becoming separated from the pack. Said object is achieved by means of a pack in a c cordanc e w i th t h e p re s ent i nvent i on, whi c h i s c ha ra c t e r i zed essentially in that, in the area outside pairs of pack units situated adjacent to one another, said pack sleeve is attached to a holding device running in an essentially straight path between the pack units.
A further object of the invention is to discover a method which solves the problem of manufacturing packs of the kind described in a simple and efficient manner.
Said further object is achieved by means of a method in accordance with the present invention, which is characterized essentially in that three pieces of packaging material are so arranged as to accept pack units to either side of a centrally situated piece of packaging material acting as a holding device, and as to be finally attached to one another at a certain distance from one another on opposing sides of the formed pack, so that the two outermost pieces of packaging material enclose all the pack units and said centrally situated piece of packaging material in the manner of a banderole.
A final object of the present invention is to make available an arrangement which can be utilized in conjunction with the production of a pack in accordance with the present invention.
Said final object is achieved by means of an arrangement in accordance with the present invention which is characterized essentially in that, to either side of a forming station intended to accommodate pack units, feed devices for the pieces of packaging material are situated in such a way that they are able, in conjunction with the movement of a group of formed pack units, to feed three pieces of material towards one another and in the direction of a jointing device with one of the pieces of material surrounded by pack units, and in that preferably compression and fixing devices for said group of pack units are provided.
The invention is described below as a number of preferred illustrative embodiments, in conjunction with which reference is made to the drawings, in which Figs. 1-6A illustrate different positions for an arrangement arranged for the production of packs which include a sleeve running in a vertical sense;
Figs. 7-16A illustrate different positions for an arrangement arranged for the production of packs which include a sleeve running in a horizontal sense;
Fig. 17 illustrates a pack with a sleeve which extends along the circular peripheral surface of the pack unit; and
Figs. 18 and 18A illustrate a pack with a sleeve which extends along the plane surface cf the pack units.
The invention is clearly illustrated in Fig. 17, from which it will be seen that a pack 1, which lends itself to automated manufacture in a simple and efficient manner, and which includes a banderole-like pack sleeve 2 which is so arranged as to enclose in the manner of a loop a number of pack units 3, 3 1 , such as rolls of soft tissue paper or packs of nappies, etc., is so arranged as to be held by means of a holding device 4. Said holding device 4, which, like the sleeve 2, is preferably in the form of a film, appropriately of a plastics material, is so arranged as to run essentially straight between pack units 3, 31 situated in pairs adjacent to one another and is attached to said sleeve 2 via joints 5, 6 which are situated to either side 1A and 1B of said joints 5, 6 of the formed pack 1 and can have the form of a welded joint, a glued joint, a stitched joint or some other appropriate joint, which at the same time holds together the three pieces of packaging material 21, 4, 22 which extend each from its own direction before meeting at a common point and hold the pack units 3, 31 securely in a desired position, in so doing making it much more difficult for the units 3, 31 to change position in relation to one another, that is tc say for the pack 1 to change shape from its normally exhibited rectangular form to a circular form, for example, which form renders handling of the pack much more difficult.
The pack 1 illustrated in Fig. 17 consists of holding devices 4 and a sleeve 2 which extend along the preferably circular peripheral surface 3A, 31Α of the pack units in question. A pack manufacturing method for the manufacture of a similar pack
1 is illustrated in diagrammatic form in Figs. 1-6A, as well as an arrangement which lends itself tc application to said manufacture.
The pack 101 illustrated in Fig. 18 consists of an appropriate number of holding devices 104 and a sleeve 102, which extend along the plane surface 103A, 1031A of the pack units 103,
1031, that is to say the end surfaces in the case of rolls. A method which is suitable for the manufacture of a similar pack 101 is illustrated in diagrammatic form in Figs. 7-16A, as is an arrangement which lends itself tc application to said manufacture. Said pack 1 or 101 preferably consists of a number of items packed in groups, in conjunction with which said holding devices 4 and 104 extend along items packed in groups 7 and 107 which are situated to either side of said devices 4; 104.
The holding device 4 and 104 and the sleeve 2 and
102 are preferably so arranged as to subject the pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031 to tightening forces, in so doing increasing the ability of the packs to hold together and reducing the risk of units becoming displaced and falling from the pack 1; 101.
A method for the production of a pack 1 or 101 of the kind indicated above may be executed as follows: three pieces of packaging material 8, 9, 10 and 108, 109, 110, each cf which preferably runs from its own storage roll 11-13 and 111-113, are so arranged as to accept pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031 to either side of a centrally situated piece of packaging material 10 and 110, which later serves as a holding device 4 and 104, and as to be finally attached to one another at a certain distance from one another on opposing sides 1A, 1B and 101A, 101B of the formed pack 1 and 101, so that the two outermost pieces of packaging material 8, 9 gncf 108, 109 enclose all the pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031 and said centrally situated piece(s) of packaging material 4 and 104 in the manner of a banderole 2 and 102.
The starting point appropriately consists of three webs of packaging material 8-10 and 108-110 running from a first common joint 5 and 105, two of which webs 8, 9 and 108, 109 can run in a direction 14, 15 and 114, 115 towards one another and essentially perpendicularly in relation to said centrally situated piece of packaging material 10 and 110 running in the direction 16 and 116 towards said first joint 5 and 105.
Jointing of said three webs 8-10 and 108-110 at said first joint 5 and 105 can appropriately be achieved in conjunction with making the final attachment of the webs at a second joint 6 and 106 and cutting the webs.
An arrangement 17 and 117, which is suitable for use in conjunction with the manufacture of a pack 1 and 101 in accordance with the present invention may consist of a feed device, for example in the form of feed rollers 11-13 and 111-113 for the pieces of packaging material 8-10 and 108-110, which rollers are situated to either side of a forming station 18 and 118, which forming station is so arranged as to accept pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031. Said feed devices 11-13 and 111-113 are so arranged, in conjunction with the movement of a group 19 and 119 of formed pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031, as to feed three pieces of material 8-10 and 108-110 simultaneously towards one another and in the direction of a jointing device 20 and 120, so that one of the pieces of material 10 and 110 is surrounded by pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031. A fixing tool 21 and 121 is preferably also present, which fixing tool is so arranged as to be capable of gripping along the pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031 and of fixing the formed and preferably compressed group 19 and 119 of pack units 3, 31 and 103, 1031 for the period during which the pack 1 and 101 is being produced, so that, on being released, it will endeavour to adopt its original form, in so doing subjecting the pack to tension, thereby further ensuring the good handlability of the pack in conjunction with the automated palletization of same, for example, and enabling a so-called sales stack to be built in the shop. Finally, for the purpose of achieving the efficient jointing of the pieces of film 8-10 and 108-110, which film consists preferably of a plastics material, and of cutting them at the desired points, the arrangement 17, 117 can include welding devices 20A, 20B and 120A, 120B or other suitable connecting devices situated between the aforementioned forming station 18 and 118 and the jointing device 20 and 120, in addition to which a cutting device for cutting off the pieces of material is situated in the vicinity of said connecting devices 20A, 20B and 120A, 120B. With reference to Figures 1-16 in the drawings, it is possible to make additional observations relating to the invention which are illustrated in conjunction with the packing of rolls of soft tissue paper 3, 31 and 103, 1031 in such a way as to form packs 1 and 101 of essentially paral lelepipedic form so as to permit, amongst other things, the economical and efficient handling of same after the production channel. Rolls of paper, etc., 3, 31 and 103, 1031, which arrive in a holding magazine 22, 23 and 122, 123 situated to either side of the forming station 18 and 118, are pushed by means of pushing devices 24, 25 and 124, 125 in the direction 26, 27 and 126, 127 of an aforementioned forming station 18 and 118 in order to form a group 19 and 119 of rolls of paper, etc. The group 19, 119 formed by means cf the tool 28, 128 in the forming station 18, 118 is aligned and is compressed in order to be transferred by the controlled resistance of the joined film 8, 9 and 108, 109 situated ahead of it from the forming station 18; 118 to the jointing station 20; 120. The group 19; 119 is gripped, for example, by means of a plate-tike fixing tool 21; 121, which group in its compressed and fixed state is packed by being enclosed by the films 8, 9; 108, 109, with the film 10; 110 extending through the group 19; 119 and retaining the inherent expansion force of the rolls, etc. In said position the tool 28; 128 will have returned to its starting position, as shown in Figs. 2 and 8.
Figs. 5 and 11 illustrate the manner in which the pieces of film 8-10; 108-110 for the group 19; 119 have been sealed by means of the welding jaws 20A, 20E; 120A, 120B by first producing a welded joint 5; 105 behind a group 19; 119 between, for example, the forming station 18; 118 and the jointing station 20; 120, so that a final joint 6 and 106 for a pack is produced at the same time as a first joint 5 and 105 for a following pack. The pieces of film 8-10 and 108-110 are cut between said joints 6, 5 and 106, 105 by means of cutting devices, which may be in the form of cutters built into a welding jaw 20A, 20B; 120A, 120B between sealing plates.
Figs. 6 and 12 show the finished pack 1; 101 with the enclosing strips of film 8-10; 108-110. The fixing tool 21; 121 in said position will have released its grip on the pack, allowing the inherent re-expansion capacity of the rolls to take effect through being released, so that it causes further tensioning of the rolls against the enclosing strips of film 8-10; 108-110. The unit in accordance with Fig. 12 can also be supplemented by lateral sealing as shown in Figs. 13-16A. Figs. 13-14 illustrate the tubular sleeves 130 which can be formed by the width of the strip of film 108, 109 from roll 111 and 112. The width of the film 110 from roll 113 determines the degree of reinforcement selected for the particular configuration. This can range from a narrow strip of film in the middle to a strip of film over the full width. The use of film which is wider than the width of the unit permits the side sealing also to include the film 110 from the roll 113 (see Fig. 18A). The fixing tool 121 must be in its working position during this operation, too, so as not to lose control of the unit.
Fig. 15 shows how the sealing jaws 131-134 have closed in pairs to produce the sealing position.
Fig. 16 shows how the fixing tool 121 and the sealing jaws 131-134 have resumed their respective starting positions, and how the unit is now completely enclosed and sealed.
Fig. 7 also shows an arrangement 36 for the application of labels or for the marking of the film in some other way when it is held extended under control and in a fixed position. The invention is not restricted to the illustrative embodiments of the invention described above an shown in the drawings, but can be modified within the scope of the Patent Claims without departing from the idea of invention.

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P a t e n t C l a i m s
1. A pack (1) containing a number of pack units (3,
31; 103, 1031), such as rolls of soft paper or packs of nappies, etc., which are enclosed by a banderole-like pack sleeve (2; 102), c h a r a c t e r i zed in that, in the area outside pairs of pack units (3, 31; 103, 1031) situated adjacent to one another, said pack sleeve (2; 102) is attached to a holding device (4; 104) running in an essentially straight path between the pack units.
2. Pack according to Patent Claim 1, charac teri z e d in that said holding device (4) extends along the preferably circular peripheral surface (3A; 31A) of the pack units (Fig. 17).
3. Pack according to Patent Claim 1, cha racteri ze d in that said holding device (104) extends along the plane surface (103A, 1031A) of the pack units (Fig. 19).
4. Pack according to any of the preceding Patent Claims, in which case the pack units consist of a number, of itemspacked in groups, c h a racteri zed in that a holding device extends along the items (3, 31; 103, 1031) packed in groups (7; 107) situated to either side of said device.
5. Pack according to any of the preceding Patent Claims, characteri zed in that the holding device (4; 104) and the sleeve (2; 102) are in the form of a film, preferably a plastic film, which is so arranged when in the packing position as to subject the pack units to a tightening force.
6. A method for the production of a pack according to any of the Patent Claims 1-5, characterized in that three pieces of packaging material (8-10; 108-110) are so arranged as to accept pack units (3, 31; 103, 1031) to either side of a centrally situated piece of packaging material (4, 104) acting as a holding device and as to be finally attached to one another at a certain distance from one another on opposing sides (1A, 1B; 101 A, 101B) of the formed pack (1; 101), so that the two outermost pieces of packaging material (8, 9; 108, 109) enclose all the pack units (3, 31; 103, 1031) and said centrally situated piece of packaging material (4, 10; 104, 110) in the manner of a banderole.
7. Method according to Patent Claim 6, cha racte r i z e d in that the starting point consists of three webs of packaging material (8-10; 108-110) running from a first common joint (5; 105), two of which webs (8, 9; 108, 109) run in a direction (14, 15; 114, 115) towards one another and essentially perpendicularly in relation to the path (16; 116) of said centrally situated piece of packaging material (10; 110).
8. Method according to Patent Claim 7, cha racte r i z e d in that the joining together of said three webs (8-10; 108-110) is achieved in conjunction with the final attachment of the webs.
9. An arrangement for the production of a pack according to any of the preceding Patent Claims 1-5, characte r i z e d in that, to either side of a forming station (18; 118) intended to accommodate pack units (3, 31; 103, 1031), feed devices (11-13; 111-113) for the pieces of packaging material (8-10; 108-110) are situated in such a way that they are able, in conjunction with the movement of a group of formed pack units, to, feed three pieces cf material towards one another and in the direction of a jointing device (20; 120) with one of the pieces of material (10; 110) surrounded by pack units (3, 31; 103, 1031), and in that, preferably situated after the compression operation, a fixing tool (21; 121) is provided for said group of pack units (19; 119).
10. Arrangement according to Patent Claim 9, aha ra c t e r i z e d in that welding devices (20A, 20B; 120A, 120B) or other devices so arranged as to connect together said pieces of material, are so arranged as to act between said forming station (18; 118) and said jointing device (20; 120), and in that a cutting device for cutting off the pieces of material is situated in the vicinity of said connecting devices.
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