Abstract:
A device for applying spaced layers generally transversely across an elongate web which defines a through path for the web including parallel inlet and outlet path portions spaced sideways from each other and a transverse path portion between adjacent terminal and beginning ends of the inlet and outlet path portions. The web is moved lengthwise at a predetermined speed in a first direction along the inlet and outlet path portions, the device periodically moves the portion of the web along the transverse path portion generally edgewise in a direction parallel to the first direction and at about the predetermined speed to essentially stop longitudinal movement of the portion of the web along the transverse path portion; and the device applies a layer of material such as tape generally transversely across the portion of the web along the transverse path portion as it moves tangentially by the periphery of a rotating applicator drum.
Abstract:
The invention relates to an apparatus for the continual application of cut pieces of a strip to a continuous material web. The apparatus includes a station drum provided with a plurality of sealing devices. The strip pieces are transported to the sealing devices by transport rollers, which cut the strip into pieces. The continuous material web passes the sealing devices and the strip pieces are sealed to the material web. The material web is kept in register by means of a register maintenance device.
Abstract:
The apparatus for welding a strip of tape to film includes a tape feed roller for feeding the film continuously and a welding roller disposed in a position where the film is held between both the rollers, both the rollers being rotated in synchronism with each other. The tape is held onto the outside periphery of the tape feed roller and is cut into a strip by a cutting member. The tape is fed to be overlapped on the film while being held onto the tape feed roller. The film and the tape are held between the tape feed roller and the welding roller and the tape is welded to the film in spaced manner by a welding member provided with the welding roller.
Abstract:
The method and device for sealing a narrow tape to a strip of heatsealable material in cigarette packing machines, which produce packets of cigarettes protected by an external wrapper made of plastic which can be torn using the said tear tape; to avoid a thermal degradation in the sections of heatsealable strip adjacent to the sealing zone, the present invention envisages sealing the narrow tape to the strip by passing them through a sealing unit, in contact with one another, and joining them with an ultrasound sealer which directs the ultrasound to at least a zone in which the narrow tape and strip overlap; the intensity of the heatsealing action of the ultrasound is controlled and adjusted by elements which detect the feed speed of the narrow tape and strip.
Abstract:
An apparatus for cutting tear-off strips from a strip of material having a width equal to the length of the tear-off strip and for applying the tear-off strip to a conveyed web of packaging material is disclosed. The apparatus has one movable and one stationary straight knife for the progressive cutting of the strip, a device to which suction can be applied for transferring the cut strip along its longitudinal axis to a suction roll, the suction roll being partially covered by the continuously conveyed packaging material. The strip is conveyed to the roll and the combination passes through a welding device for welding the tear-off strip to the web of packaging material. In order to operate at higher cycle rates, the device has a suction wheel for transferring the strip, which conveys the strip to the suction roll, the suction wheel being virtually motionless at the pick up position of the strip and being accelerated to the transfer point of the suction roll until the speeds of the suction wheel and roll are roughly the same.
Abstract:
An envelope forming machine includes frame means supporting envelope blank feed means for feeding envelope blanks from an upstream end serially past aligner means, a printer transfer roller positioned adjacently above selectively operable printer means, scoring means and folding means to an envelope delivery station, with a release paper patch applying means being positioned above the transfer roller to apply a patch of release paper to adhesive on a flap of each envelope as each envelope flap passes over the printer transfer roller which serves as a backup roller against the flap during the application of the patch of release paper to the envelope flap.
Abstract:
A method for forming a discharge channel (6) in a flexible packaging during the manufacture thereof. The channel is adjacent to at least one of the edges of the packaging and extends from one end to the other of said packaging. At least one of the channel ends is sealed and in internal communication with the main compartment while the other may be opened for pouring. According to the method, a strip-like partition is inserted between the two side walls of the packaging and at least one longitudinal mid-portion (13) of the strip constitutes said partition and has evenly spaced communicating means (8) arranged above the bottom seal (10) of the packaging, and each side wall of the packaging is sealed to one edge of the partition. Alternative embodiments of such a packaging are also disclosed.
Abstract:
An apparatus for bonding a tear tape (10) to a web of material is disclosed. In the packaging art, tear tapes (10) are attached to webs of film in order to create a tear-open aid in packs made of film or with the aid of the film. The tear tape (10) is bonded to the web of material (11) by the application of heat and pressure while the web of material (11) is conveyed with the tear tape (10) over a deflecting roller or sealing roller (12). The sealing roller (12) forms a heating ring (17) which is heated for the transfer of heat and pressure to the web of material (11), but which is thermally insulated from the remaining part of the sealing roller. The sealing roller (12) is formed from several parts. In particular, it is formed from two part rollers (15, 16) and the heating ring (17) which is located between these part rollers with gaps (38, 39).
Abstract:
Apparatus for and method of attaching a strip of a first material having a hot melt adhesive on both sides thereof to a second web of material. A web of first material is advanced toward and through a cutting station a distance substantially equal to the width of the strip to be formed therefrom and a strip is cut from the end of the web. The cut strip is held on the moving cutting member and is transferred to an anvil on a rotary transfer drum while the drum is stationary. The transfer drum is then rotated, with the strip on an anvil thereof, to a tacking station where a second web of material is supplied at a substantially constant velocity. The strip on the anvil is moved through the tacking station at a velocity substantially equal to the velocity of the second web and is brought into contact with a first surface of the second web. The tacking station includes ultrasonic transducer means arranged to contact the other surface of the second web as the strip is brought into contact with the first surface thereof, thereby compressing the strip and the second web and tacking the strip to the first surface of the second web.
Abstract:
The invention relates to a method of and an apparatus for producing beverage containers.For making beverage containers having a piercable through-hole for a straw in their front sheeting, which is sealed on the inside of the front sheeting by means of a closure strip, a piercing hole is formed in a front side sheeting web conveyed in conveying direction, whereafter a closure sheeting web is fed in conveying direction to the front side sheeting web and is then sealed around the piercing hole to the inside of the front side sheeting web. A rear side sheeting web is supplied in conveying direction such that the inside of the front side sheeting web welded to the closure sheeting web moving along with the latter faces the inside of the front side sheeting web. Thereafter, the front side sheeting web and the rear side sheeting web are welded together at least in part along the lateral edges of the beverage container to be produced, with the closure sheeting web being included therein.