WO2012107506A1 - Unité destinée à appliquer une étiquette sur un article associé - Google Patents

Unité destinée à appliquer une étiquette sur un article associé Download PDF

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WO2012107506A1
WO2012107506A1 PCT/EP2012/052153 EP2012052153W WO2012107506A1 WO 2012107506 A1 WO2012107506 A1 WO 2012107506A1 EP 2012052153 W EP2012052153 W EP 2012052153W WO 2012107506 A1 WO2012107506 A1 WO 2012107506A1
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Andrea Bocchi
Mirko Rossi
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Sidel S.P.A. Con Socio Unico
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C3/00—Labelling other than flat surfaces
    • B65C3/06—Affixing labels to short rigid containers
    • B65C3/065—Affixing labels to short rigid containers by placing tubular labels around the container
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/02—Devices for moving articles, e.g. containers, past labelling station
    • B65C9/04—Devices for moving articles, e.g. containers, past labelling station having means for rotating the articles

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  • the present invention relates to a unit for applying a label on a relative article. More particularly, the invention refers to a unit for applying a label made from heat-shrinking film on a bottle - or other generic container - which the following description will refer to, although this is in no way intended to limit the scope of protection as defined by the accompanying claims.
  • labelling machines are used to apply labels to containers or articles of all sorts.
  • tubular labels commonly called “sleeve labels”
  • a particular type of labelling machine which serves to bend and weld labels in a tubular configuration and to produce insertion of containers into the thus formed tubular labels.
  • This type of machine basically comprises a carousel rotating about a vertical axis to define a circular path, along which a succession of unlabelled containers is received. Furthermore, this machine is designed to receive a corresponding succession of rectangular or square labels from respective input wheels; to produce application of the labels in a tubular configuration onto respective containers; and to release the labelled containers to an output wheel.
  • the carousel comprises a number of labelling units which are equally spaced about the rotation axis, are mounted along a peripheral edge of the carousel and are moved by the latter along the above-mentioned circular path.
  • Each labelling unit comprises a bottom supporting assembly adapted to support the bottom wall of a relative container and an upper retainer adapted to cooperate with the top portion of such container to hold it in a vertical position as the carousel rotates about the vertical axis.
  • Each supporting assembly comprises a vertical hollow supporting mount, secured to a horizontal plane of a rotary frame of the carousel, and a cylindrical movable member, engaging the supporting mount in sliding and rotating manner with respect to its axis, and adapted to carry a relative container on its top surface and a relative label on its lateral surface.
  • Each movable member can be displaced between a raised position and a fully retracted position within the relative supporting mount.
  • each movable member protrudes from a top surface of the relative supporting mount and is adapted to receive a relative label on its lateral surface from the label input wheel; in particular the label is wrapped around the movable member such that opposite vertical edges of the label overlap one another.
  • the movable member is rotated about its axis during the transfer of the label from the label input wheel.
  • each movable member In the fully retracted position, which is reached at the container input and output wheels, the top surface of each movable member is flush with the top surface of the supporting mount so that containers are transferred onto and from the carousel along the same transfer plane.
  • the displacement of the relative movable member from the raised position to the fully retracted position produces the insertion of the relative container inside the label, making the thus obtained labeled container ready to be transferred to the output wheel.
  • each movable member is:
  • each movable member is controlled by an electric motor, whilst the translational motion of said movable member is obtained through use of a cam having a given profile.
  • Figure 1 shows a schematic plan view, with parts removed for clarity, of a labelling machine provided with a plurality of labelling units in accordance with the teachings of the present invention
  • Figures 2 and 3 show larger-scale views in perspective of some labelling units of the Figure 1 labelling machine in proximity of a label transfer station;
  • Figures 4 and 5 show a larger-scale sectional view in perspective of a detail of a labelling unit according to the present invention in two different operative conditions;
  • Figure 6 shows a larger-scale view in perspective, with parts removed for clarity, of another detail of the labelling unit of Figures 1 to 5.
  • Number 1 in Figure 1 indicates as a whole a labelling machine for applying labels 2 ( Figures 2 and 3) to respective articles or more specifically containers, particularly bottles 3, each of which ( Figures 1 to 3) has a given longitudinal axis A, is bonded at the bottom by a bottom wall 4 substantially perpendicular to axis A, and has a top neck 5 substantially coaxial with axis A.
  • Machine 1 comprises a conveying device that serves to bend and weld labels 2 in a tubular configuration ( Figure 3) and to produce insertion of bottles 3 into the so formed tubular labels 2.
  • the conveying device comprises a carousel 7, which is mounted to rotate continuously (anticlockwise in Figure 1) about a respective vertical axis B perpendicular to the plane of Figure 1.
  • the carousel 7 receives a succession of unlabelled bottles 3 from an input wheel 8, which cooperates with carousel 7 at a first transfer station 9 and is mounted to rotate continuously (clockwise in Figure 1) about a respective longitudinal axis C parallel to axis B.
  • the carousel 7 also receives a succession of rectangular or square labels 2 from an input drum 10, which cooperates with carousel 7 at a second transfer station 11 and is mounted to rotate continuously about a respective longitudinal axis D parallel to axes B and C.
  • the carousel 7 releases a succession of labelled bottles 3 to an output wheel 12, which cooperates with carousel 7 at a third transfer station 13 and is mounted to rotate continuously (clockwise in Figure 1) about a respective longitudinal axis E parallel to axes B, C and D.
  • transfer station 11 is arranged, along path P, downstream from transfer station 9 and upstream from transfer station 13.
  • the carousel 7 comprises a number of operating or labelling units 15, which are equally spaced about axis B, are mounted along a peripheral edge of carousel 7, and are moved by carousel 7 along a circular path P extending about axis B and through transfer stations 9, 11 and 13.
  • the units 15 are secured to a horizontal rotary table 14 of carousel 7, have respective axes F parallel to axes B, C, D, E and extend coaxially through respective holes 16 of the rotary table 14 and on both sides of such table.
  • Each unit 15 is adapted to receive a relative bottle 3 from input wheel 8 in a vertical position, i.e. coaxially with the relative axis F, and to hold said bottle 3 in such position along path P from transfer station 9 to transfer station 13.
  • Units 15 being all identical to each other, only one of them is described herebelow for the sake of simplicity and clarity; it shall be apparent that the features described hereafter with reference to one labelling unit 15 are common to all of them.
  • labelling unit 15 comprises, above the rotary table 14 of carousel 7, a supporting assembly 17 adapted to support the bottom wall 4 of a relative bottle 3 and an upper retainer 18 adapted to cooperate with the top neck 5 of the bottle 3.
  • supporting assembly 17 comprises:
  • a cylindrical movable member 22 engaging the supporting mount 20 in sliding and rotating fashion with respect to axis F, and adapted to carry coaxially a relative bottle 3 on its top end 23 and a relative label 2 on its lateral surface 24.
  • the bottle 3 rests on a support plate 21 (only dimly visible in Figures 2 and 3), which is carried by top end 23 of movable member 22 through interposition of a relative bearing (not visible), so as to be rotatably independent of movable member 22.
  • a support plate 21 (only dimly visible in Figures 2 and 3)
  • a relative bearing (not visible)
  • Movable member 22 can be moved along axis F between a fully retracted position within the relative supporting mount 20 and a raised position ( Figures 2 and 3) .
  • movable member 22 In the fully retracted position, movable member 22 is completely housed within the relative supporting mount 20 so that support plate 21 is flush with a top surface 25 of the supporting mount 20.
  • movable member 22 protrudes from the top surface 25 of the supporting mount 20 and is adapted to receive, on its lateral surface 24, a relative label 2 from input drum 10.
  • labels 2 are cut in a known manner from a web 26 ( Figure 1) by a cutting device 27 (only schematically shown in Figure 1) and fed to input drum 10 to be then transferred to the relative movable members 22 in the raised position.
  • the cut labels 2 are retained on a lateral surface 30 of input drum 10 by suction; in fact, the lateral surface 30 of input drum 10 is divided into a given number - three in the embodiment shown - of suction regions 31, which are equally spaced about axis D, are each provided with a plurality of through holes 32 connected to a pneumatic suction device (known per se and not shown) and are adapted to cooperate with respective labels 2.
  • a pneumatic suction device known per se and not shown
  • the lateral surface 24 of the movable member 22 is provided with a plurality of through holes 33, in turn connected to a pneumatic suction device (known per se and not shown) so as to retain the relative label 2 by suction.
  • movable member 22 can be rotated about the relative axis F in order to produce the complete wrapping of the relative label 2, coming from input drum 10, on lateral surface 24. More specifically, each label 2, fed by input drum 10, is wrapped around the relative movable member 22 in the raised position so as to form a cylinder with opposite vertical edges 34 overlapping one another .
  • movable member 22 is subjected to distinct movements in different operative steps of the labelling machine 1:
  • motor 35 is arranged underneath rotary table 14 and is secured to a bottom surface of the rotary table 14 through the interposition of a further hollow supporting mount 38 of axis F.
  • the supporting mount 38 has one end 39 secured to the bottom surface of the rotary table 14 around the relative hole 16 and coaxially with supporting mount 20, and an opposite end 40, from which motor 35 coaxially projects downwards.
  • driving shaft 36 extends coaxially through motor 35, supporting mounts 20, 38 and hole 16 of rotary table 14; more specifically, driving shaft 36 is angularly and axially fastened to movable member 22, is angularly coupled to motor 35 and is supported by such motor 35 in an axially free manner.
  • unit 15 comprises first transmission means 90 for angularly coupling motor 35 and driving shaft 36.
  • driving shaft 36 comprises a screw portion 43 which is defined by an externally threaded surface 45 provided on a longitudinal region of driving shaft 36.
  • driving shaft 36 has (see, in particular, Figure 6) a plurality of longitudinal grooves 91 provided on the externally threaded surface 45 and extending at least over the whole of said screw portion 43.
  • grooves 91 are angularly equally spaced about the axis of driving shaft 36.
  • driving shaft 36 comprises three longitudinal grooves 91 spaced apart from one another of 120°.
  • First transmission means 90 are axially fixed relative to rotary table 14 through supporting mount 38, whilst being at a time rotatable relative to axis F of supporting mount 38. More particularly, first transmission means 90 comprise a collet 92 internally provided with a plurality of ribs (not shown) for engaging and cooperating with the relative longitudinal grooves 91 of driving shaft 36.
  • the ribs shall also preferably be angularly equally spaced about the axis of collet 92 and in a number corresponding to the number of longitudinal grooves 91.
  • collet 92 is fastened, e.g. releasably, to the rotor of motor 35.
  • collet 92 is likewise releasably fastened to an axial coupling portion 93 of first transmission means 90.
  • the axial coupling portion 93 is rotatable over a corresponding first axial coupling portion 38a of supporting mount 38.
  • first transmission means 90 are radially fixed with respect to supporting mount 38 and, consequently, to rotary table 14.
  • the unit 15 further comprises second transmission means 41, which can be selectively actuated to transform the rotational movement imparted by motor 35 to driving shaft 36 in a resulting movement of the relative movable member 22 having a translational component along axis F, said second transmission means 41 being radially fixed with respect to the supporting mount 38 and, consequently, to rotary table 14.
  • the second transmission means 41 are movable between a first axial position wherein they are kinematically integral with the first transmission means 90 and a second axial position wherein they are kinematically independent of the first transmission means 90 and integral with supporting mount 38 and, consequently, with rotary table 14.
  • second transmission means 41 comprise a tubular lead screw member 42, which internally engages with, the screw portion 43 of driving shaft 36.
  • second transmission means 41 comprise an axial coupling portion 94 to which lead screw member 41 is directly or indirectly releasably fastened.
  • the axial coupling portion 94 is rotatable over a corresponding second axial coupling portion 38b of supporting mount 38.
  • the axial coupling portion 94 of second transmission means 41 is arranged between the second axial coupling portion 38b and the axial coupling portion 93 of first transmission means 90.
  • second transmission means 41 are movable between a first axial position wherein they are kinematically integral with the axial coupling portion 93 of first transmission means 90 and a second axial position wherein they are kinematically independent of the first transmission means 90 and kinematically integral with the second axial coupling portion 38b and, therefore, with supporting mount 38 (i.e. with rotary table 14) .
  • second transmission means 41 When second transmission means 41 are in the first axial position, they are kinematically integral with the first transmission means 90, hence they shall rotate integrally with driving shaft 36 when the latter is driven to rotate by motor 35.
  • second transmission means 41 are in the second axial position, they are kinematically integral with supporting mount 38 and the rotary table 14. As a consequence, through cooperation of the screw portion 43 of driving shaft 35 with the lead screw 43 of second transmission means 41, transformation of the pure rotational movement imparted by motor 35 to the driving shaft 36 into a rotational-translational movement of the same shaft 36 along axis F is obtained.
  • Movable member 22 being axially connected with driving shaft 36, translational movement of movable member 22 along axis F is also produced.
  • displacement of the second transmission means 41 between the relative first and second axial positions may be achieved by selective actuation of electromagnetic means.
  • first and second axial coupling portions 38a and 38b may advantageously consist of independently and selectively actuatable electromagnets, the axial coupling portion 94 of second transmission means 41 being made of a material capable of being attracted by an electromagnet.
  • movement of second transmission means 41 may be obtained by pneumatic means, or by means of cams and the like.
  • the pure rotational movement of driving shaft 36 and the relative movable member 22 about axis F is obtained by maintaining second transmission means 41 in the first axial position wherein they are also driven to rotate with the driving shaft 36, the rotational movement being transmitted to the second transmission means 41 through collet 92 and the axial coupling portion 93 of first transmission means 90, with which they are maintained kinematically integral.
  • Kinematic coupling of second transmission means 41 and first transmission means 90 is preferably achieved through activation of the electromagnet of the first axial coupling portion 38a of supporting mount 38.
  • the translational movement of driving shaft 36 and the relative movable member 22 along axis F is obtained by maintaining the second transmission means in the second axial position wherein they are kinematically independent of the first transmission means 90 and angularly and axially integral supporting mount 38 and rotary table 14.
  • Kinematic uncoupling of second transmission means 41 relative to first transmission means 90 is preferably achieved through activation of the electromagnet of the second axial coupling portion 38b of supporting mount 38.
  • the driving shaft 36 is alternatively operatively coupled with first transmission means 90 alone (when second transmission means 41 are in the first axial position) with both first and second transmission means 90, 41 (when second transmission means are in the second axial position) .
  • the retainer 18, corresponding to the described supporting assembly 17 comprises, in a known manner, a cylindrical movable member 65, which protrudes vertically from an upper rotary portion 66 of carousel 7, can be displaced along the relative axis F and has a bell-shaped free end portion 67 adapted to cooperate with the top neck 5 of the bottle 3 carried by such supporting assembly 17.
  • each movable member 65 is controlled in a known manner so as to maintain the same distance between its end portion 67 and the corresponding plate 21, during the movement of the relative unit 15 along the portion of path P from transfer station 9 to transfer station 13, and to increase such distance at transfer stations 9, 13 and during the portion of path P from station 13 to station 9.
  • bottles 3 are securely hold in their vertical positions during the travel from station 9 to station 13 and are free to be transferred at such stations 9 and 13 from input wheel 8 and to output wheel 12, respectively.
  • labelling machine 1 further comprises a plurality of welding devices 70, each of which arranged in front of, and in a radially inner position than, the relative unit 15 and adapted to cooperate, in a known manner, with the label 2 wrapped around the corresponding movable member 22 for welding the overlapped edges 34 and to produce a tubular configuration of such label .
  • the downward movement of the relative movable member 22 towards the fully retracted position within the relative supporting mount 20 produces the insertion of the relative bottle 3 inside said tubular label.
  • the so formed labelled bottle 3 is then fed to a shrinking tunnel (known per se and not shown) , where shrinking and adhesion of the label 2 to the external surface of the bottle 3 occurs.
  • angle a refers to the lifting movement of the movable members 22 from the fully retracted position to the raised position
  • angle ⁇ refers to the label transfer from the input drum 10 to the relative movable member 22
  • angle ⁇ refers to the welding operation on the overlapped edges 34 of the tubular labels 2
  • angle ⁇ refers to the downward movement of the movable members 22 to produce insertion of the bottles 3 within the corresponding tubular labels 2.
  • machine 1 Operation of machine 1 will now be described with reference to the labelling of one bottle 3, and therefore to one labelling unit 15, and as of the instant in which the movable member 22 of said unit 15 is in the fully retracted position within the relative supporting mount 20 and has just received the unlabelled bottle 3 from input wheel 8.
  • the second transmission means 41 are moved to their second axial position, preferably through activation of the electromagnet of the second axial coupling portion 38b of supporting mount 38, and the motor 35 is actuated. Thanks to the coupling between the lead screw member 42 of the second transmission means 41 and driving shaft 36, the lead screw member 42 being kinematically integral with the rotary table 14, the driving shaft 36 moves along and about axis F thereby producing a corresponding rotational-translational movement of the movable member 22 towards the desired raised position.
  • the input drum 10 reaches an angular position around axis D adapted to put the label 2 into contact with the movable member 22 passing through such station; in this condition (angle ⁇ ), a pure rotational movement of movable member 22 around axis F is required to produce complete wrapping of the label 2 in a known manner around such movable member 22 ( Figure 3) . More specifically, the label 2 reaches a cylindrical configuration with the opposite vertical edges 34 overlapped one another.
  • the second transmission means 41 are moved to their first axial position, preferably through activation of the electromagnet of the first axial coupling portion 38a of supporting mount 38, and the motor 35 is actuated.
  • the second transmission means 41 having thus been made kinematically integral with the first transmission means 90, a purely rotational movement is imparted by the motor 35 to the driving shaft 36. Said purely rotational movement is thus transferred to the movable member 22.
  • the sleeve element 51 which is axially locked between seat 53 of motor 35 and end 40 of supporting mount 38, prevents any displacement of driving shaft 36 along axis F.
  • the label 2 is ready to be welded along the edges 34 by activation of the welding device 40 (angle Y) .
  • the movable member 22 must be returned to the fully retracted position within the relative supporting mount 20, so as to produce the insertion of the bottle 3 inside the so formed tubular label 2.
  • This movement is once again obtained by moving the second transmission means 41 into their second axial position, preferably through activation of the electromagnet of the second axial coupling portion 38b of supporting mount 38, and by actuating motor 35 in the direction opposite the one for producing the upward movement of the driving shaft 36 and the movable member 22.
  • Heat-shrinking (the implementation of which is not illustrated) can be subsequently performed on the bottles 3 exiting the carousel 7 to cause shrinking and adhesion of the label 2 to the external surface of the relative bottle.
  • the new solution makes it possible to use one single motor 35 for controlling both rotational and translational movements of each movable member 22.
  • cam means for lifting and lowering movable members 22 are no longer necessary, whereby a significant reduction of costs for the manufacture of the labelling machine 1 is achieved.
  • the height of the movable member 22 protruding from the relative supporting mount 20 can be set in accordance with the height of the processed labels 2 simply by controlling the time of actuation of the motor 35.
  • the labelling units 15 makes it possible to apply a large variety of labels 2 of different heights to respective bottles 3 without requiring that machine parts, such as fixed cam means, be replaced with every change in label height.
  • first and second transmission means 90 and 41 require only a small displacement of parts of the labelling unit 15 along the axial direction, which means that radial encumbrance of the labelling unit 15 is kept at a minimum.
  • both first and second transmission means 90 and 41 operatively engage the same portion of driving shaft 36 - namely the screw portion 43 which is, by design and construction, adapted to engage with both transmission means, in that it is provided with both longitudinal grooves and screwed outer surface - also the overall vertical encumbrance of labelling unit 15 is advantageously restrained.

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L'invention concerne une unité d'étiquetage (15) pouvant se déplacer le long d'un trajet (P) pour recevoir un article (3) et une étiquette (2) et appliquer ladite étiquette (2) sur ledit article (3). Cette unité (15) comprend : des moyens de support (20,38); un élément mobile (22) conçu pour porter l'article (3) et soutenu par les moyens de support (20,38) de façon coulissante et rotative par rapport à un axe (F); et des moyens actionneurs (35,36,41,50) destinés à produire des mouvements distincts de l'élément mobile (22) aux différentes étapes de fonctionnement de l'unité d'étiquetage (15); ces mouvement distincts comprenant une rotation pure autour de l'axe (F) et une translation le long du même axe (F); les moyens actionneurs comprenant un moteur (35), un arbre d'entraînement (36) couplé coaxial à l'élément mobile (22) et actionné par le moteur (35) pour pivoter autour de l'axe (F), un premier moyen de transmission (90) pour le couplage angulaire du moteur (35) avec l'arbre d'entraînement (36), ainsi qu'un deuxième moyen de transmission (41) pouvant être actionné de façon sélective pour transformer le mouvement de rotation imprimé par le moteur (35) sur l'arbre d'entraînement (36) en un mouvement résultant de l'élément mobile (22) comprenant une composante de translation axiale, ce deuxième moyen de transmission (41) étant fixé radial par rapport au moyen de support (38).
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WO2004020291A1 (fr) * 2002-08-27 2004-03-11 Sig Technology Ltd Procede et dispositif permettant de former des etiquettes tubulaires composees d'une feuille thermoretractable, et d'inserer des contenants dans celles-ci
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