EP0573944B1 - Wrapping material feed and cutting device for product wrapping machines - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material on product wrapping machines.
- the present invention relates to a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material, wherein the wrapping material to be cut is advanced in a stepped manner.
- the present invention is particularly suitable for use on machines for wrapping cigarette packets in general, and cigarette cartons in particular, to which the following description refers purely by way of example.
- Wrapping machines of the aforementioned type are known to employ feed and cutting devices featuring an input unit for step feeding a paper strip to a cutting station.
- the input unit normally comprises a first elastic cylindrical roller, usually made of rubber or similar elastomeric material; and a second metal roller tangent to the elastic roller and having a flat axial portion.
- the flat portion limits the cylindrical outer surface of the second roller to a given arc, so that the circumferential length of the cylindrical surface is equal to the length of a sheet of wrapping material cut off the strip by a cutting unit located in the cutting station downstream from the input unit, and connected functionally to the input unit by a conveyor normally consisting of a roller conveyor.
- the two input unit rollers are rotated continuously in opposite directions, so as to step feed the strip along the conveyor and through the cutting unit.
- the strip is only advanced when the cylindrical surface of the second roller contacts that of the elastic roller, and by a distance equal to the length of the sheet of wrapping material being produced.
- feed devices of the above type present several functional drawbacks, all substantially due to the fact that the strip portion extending beyond the input unit in the feed direction is pushed and may curl against any obstacle, e.g. the fixed blade of the cutting unit, interposed between the feed unit and the output conveyor by which the cut sheets are withdrawn.
- any obstacle e.g. the fixed blade of the cutting unit
- a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material on product wrapping machines comprising an input feed unit for step feeding a continuous strip of said wrapping material; a cutting station; a cutting unit in said cutting station; and an output conveyor; the feed and cutting units and the output conveyor being arranged successively along a first strip feed path; and the cutting unit comprising a fixed blade, and a movable blade, a cutting edge of which travels along a second path tangent to a cutting edge of the fixed blade; the device further comprising first gripping means associated with the movable blade for movement therewith along said second path, said first gripping means being adapted to engage an end portion of the strip and to feed same through the cutting station to the output conveyor; and second gripping means carried by the output conveyor for engaging the strip; said second path being a cylindrical path intersecting the first path at the cutting station and thus flexing the strip.
- Numeral 1 in the accompanying drawing indicates a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material on a machine 2 for wrapping cartons of cigarettes (not shown).
- Device 1 comprises an input feed unit 3 for a continuous strip 4 of wrapping material; a cutting station 5 housing a cutting unit 6 for cutting strip 4 into a number of portions 7 of given length; and an output conveyor 8 for withdrawing portions 7 from station 5.
- Feed and cutting units 3, 6 and conveyor 8 are arranged successively along a substantially flat strip feed path 9.
- Unit 3 comprises a cylindrical roller 10 rotating clockwise in the drawing about a respective axis 11 perpendicular to path 9 and to the drawing plane; and a conveyor 12 in turn comprising a number of known suction belts 13 (only one shown) mutually spaced side by side.
- Each belt 13 is looped about two cylindrical guide rollers 14 and 15, the first of which is mounted for rotation about an axis 16 parallel to axis 11, and is located adjacent to station 5; and the second of which is located substantially tangent to roller 10, and is connected to a motor 17 by which it is step rotated, in the opposite direction to roller 10, about an axis 18 parallel to axes 11 and 16.
- Rollers 14 and 15 divide belts 13 into a delivery or transportation branch 19 extending along an initial portion of path 9; and a return branch 20.
- Unit 3 also comprises a comb element 21, which presents a number of teeth 22 (only one shown), each extending between two adjacent belts 13, and is connected to one end of a control arm 23, the other end of which is fitted to an operating shaft 24.
- Shaft 24 is located between delivery and return branches 19 and 20, parallel to axes 16 and 18, and is connected to a motor 25 so as to oscillate about its axis and move comb element 21 to and from an operating position wherein teeth 22 are positioned coplanar and parallel to delivery branches 19 of belts 13 and between rollers 14.
- Conveyor 8 is defined by a number of known suction belts 26 arranged side by side and looped about two guide rollers 27 (only one shown).
- One of rollers 27 is located adjacent to and downstream from station 5 in the travelling direction of strip 4 along path 9, and is connected to a motor 28 so as to rotate, about axis 29 parallel to axes 16 and 18, at such a speed that the travelling speed of belts 26 is slightly greater than the maximum travelling speed of belts 13.
- Rollers 27 divide each belt 26 into a return branch 31, and a transportation branch 30 extending along the end portion of path 9, substantially closing the suction box 32 of conveyor 8, and coplanar with branches 19 of belts 13.
- belts 26 need not be suction types, and the cylindrical surface of roller 27 next to comb element 21 may present a number of openings communicating with a suction source.
- Cutting unit 6 comprises a fixed blade 33 housed inside a gap 34 defined laterally by rollers 14 and 27 downstream from comb element 21 in the travelling direction of strip 4 along path 9, and the cutting edge 35 of which is located beneath a transportation surface 36 defined by branches 19 of belts 13.
- belts 13 are dispensed with, and transportation surface 36 is defined by a succession of rollers interposed between rollers 14 and 15, or by a fixed surface.
- Unit 6 also comprises a cutting roller 37 facing fixed blade 33 and in turn comprising a fixed cylindrical central portion 38, and a peripheral annular-section portion 39, which, by means of motor 41, is rotated clockwise in the drawing about portion 38 and about a respective axis 40 parallel to axes 16 and 29.
- Roller 37 supports a cutting blade 42 connected integral with portion 39 so as to project outwards of lateral surface 39a of portion 39, and terminating with a cutting edge 43.
- cutting edge 43 travels along a cylindrical path 44 tangent to edge 35 of blade 33 and intersecting path 9 and, in particular, the plane of transportation surface 36 at station 5.
- each tooth 22 presents a recess 22a, the bottom surface 22b of which consists of a cylindrical surface portion substantially coinciding with a corresponding portion of path 44 when element 21 is set to the operating position.
- Cutting roller 37 comprises a suction sector 45 connected to outer surface 39a of portion 39 immediately upstream from blade 42 in the rotation direction of roller 37, and defined radially outwards by a cylindrical surface 46 coaxial with surface 39a and roughly coinciding with a portion of cylindrical path 44.
- Sector 45 presents a number of radial channels 47 forming part of a reversible suction circuit 48, and each communicating externally at one end and, at the other end, with one of a pair of main channels 49 formed through portion 39.
- Circuit 48 also comprises a chamber 50 formed in portion 38 and communicating with a known suction device (not shown) via an axial conduit 51 formed in portion 38.
- Chamber 50 is formed substantially facing station 5, and is so shaped and sized as to communicate with at least one of channels 49 when at least part of surface 46 corresponds with the portion of path 44 intersecting path 9.
- comb element 21 prevents the leading end of strip 4 from possibly adhering to blade 33 after the cutting operation; while sector 45 provides for "drawing" strip 4 at all times as it is fed forward, thus preventing it from sticking or curling.
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Description
- The present invention relates to a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material on product wrapping machines.
- In particular, the present invention relates to a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material, wherein the wrapping material to be cut is advanced in a stepped manner.
- The present invention is particularly suitable for use on machines for wrapping cigarette packets in general, and cigarette cartons in particular, to which the following description refers purely by way of example.
- Wrapping machines of the aforementioned type are known to employ feed and cutting devices featuring an input unit for step feeding a paper strip to a cutting station. The input unit normally comprises a first elastic cylindrical roller, usually made of rubber or similar elastomeric material; and a second metal roller tangent to the elastic roller and having a flat axial portion. The flat portion limits the cylindrical outer surface of the second roller to a given arc, so that the circumferential length of the cylindrical surface is equal to the length of a sheet of wrapping material cut off the strip by a cutting unit located in the cutting station downstream from the input unit, and connected functionally to the input unit by a conveyor normally consisting of a roller conveyor.
- On known feed devices of the aforementioned type, the two input unit rollers are rotated continuously in opposite directions, so as to step feed the strip along the conveyor and through the cutting unit. At each turn of the two feed rollers, the strip is only advanced when the cylindrical surface of the second roller contacts that of the elastic roller, and by a distance equal to the length of the sheet of wrapping material being produced.
- Though relatively efficient, feed devices of the above type present several functional drawbacks, all substantially due to the fact that the strip portion extending beyond the input unit in the feed direction is pushed and may curl against any obstacle, e.g. the fixed blade of the cutting unit, interposed between the feed unit and the output conveyor by which the cut sheets are withdrawn.
- One solution to the above problem is disclosed, for example, in FR-A-2 261 184 or in EP-A-143 961, where a continuous feed is used in place of a step feed, thus avoiding a stoppage of the leading end of the continuous strip at the fixed blade and the curling of the strip against the fixed blade during the following advancement step, but involving some drawbacks when, as normally happens, a stepping conveyor is used for receiving the cut sheets with or without the relevant packets to be wrapped.
- It is an object of the present invention to provide a feed and cutting device, of the type described above, designed to overcome the aforementioned drawbacks.
- According to the present invention, there is provided a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material on product wrapping machines, the device comprising an input feed unit for step feeding a continuous strip of said wrapping material; a cutting station; a cutting unit in said cutting station; and an output conveyor; the feed and cutting units and the output conveyor being arranged successively along a first strip feed path; and the cutting unit comprising a fixed blade, and a movable blade, a cutting edge of which travels along a second path tangent to a cutting edge of the fixed blade; the device further comprising first gripping means associated with the movable blade for movement therewith along said second path, said first gripping means being adapted to engage an end portion of the strip and to feed same through the cutting station to the output conveyor; and second gripping means carried by the output conveyor for engaging the strip; said second path being a cylindrical path intersecting the first path at the cutting station and thus flexing the strip.
- The present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawing, which shows a schematic section and partial block diagram of a preferred, non-limiting embodiment.
- Numeral 1 in the accompanying drawing indicates a device for feeding and cutting wrapping material on a
machine 2 for wrapping cartons of cigarettes (not shown). Device 1 comprises aninput feed unit 3 for a continuous strip 4 of wrapping material; acutting station 5 housing a cutting unit 6 for cutting strip 4 into a number ofportions 7 of given length; and anoutput conveyor 8 for withdrawingportions 7 fromstation 5. Feed andcutting units 3, 6 andconveyor 8 are arranged successively along a substantially flatstrip feed path 9. -
Unit 3 comprises acylindrical roller 10 rotating clockwise in the drawing about arespective axis 11 perpendicular topath 9 and to the drawing plane; and aconveyor 12 in turn comprising a number of known suction belts 13 (only one shown) mutually spaced side by side. Eachbelt 13 is looped about twocylindrical guide rollers axis 16 parallel toaxis 11, and is located adjacent tostation 5; and the second of which is located substantially tangent toroller 10, and is connected to amotor 17 by which it is step rotated, in the opposite direction toroller 10, about anaxis 18 parallel toaxes Rollers divide belts 13 into a delivery ortransportation branch 19 extending along an initial portion ofpath 9; and areturn branch 20. -
Unit 3 also comprises acomb element 21, which presents a number of teeth 22 (only one shown), each extending between twoadjacent belts 13, and is connected to one end of acontrol arm 23, the other end of which is fitted to anoperating shaft 24.Shaft 24 is located between delivery andreturn branches axes motor 25 so as to oscillate about its axis and movecomb element 21 to and from an operating position wherein teeth 22 are positioned coplanar and parallel todelivery branches 19 ofbelts 13 and betweenrollers 14. -
Conveyor 8 is defined by a number of knownsuction belts 26 arranged side by side and looped about two guide rollers 27 (only one shown). One ofrollers 27 is located adjacent to and downstream fromstation 5 in the travelling direction of strip 4 alongpath 9, and is connected to amotor 28 so as to rotate, aboutaxis 29 parallel toaxes belts 26 is slightly greater than the maximum travelling speed ofbelts 13.Rollers 27 divide eachbelt 26 into areturn branch 31, and atransportation branch 30 extending along the end portion ofpath 9, substantially closing thesuction box 32 ofconveyor 8, and coplanar withbranches 19 ofbelts 13. - According to a variation not shown,
belts 26 need not be suction types, and the cylindrical surface ofroller 27 next tocomb element 21 may present a number of openings communicating with a suction source. - Cutting unit 6 comprises a fixed blade 33 housed inside a
gap 34 defined laterally byrollers comb element 21 in the travelling direction of strip 4 alongpath 9, and thecutting edge 35 of which is located beneath atransportation surface 36 defined bybranches 19 ofbelts 13. - According to a variation not shown,
belts 13 are dispensed with, andtransportation surface 36 is defined by a succession of rollers interposed betweenrollers - Unit 6 also comprises a
cutting roller 37 facing fixed blade 33 and in turn comprising a fixed cylindricalcentral portion 38, and a peripheral annular-section portion 39, which, by means ofmotor 41, is rotated clockwise in the drawing aboutportion 38 and about arespective axis 40 parallel toaxes Roller 37 supports acutting blade 42 connected integral withportion 39 so as to project outwards oflateral surface 39a ofportion 39, and terminating with a cutting edge 43. Asportion 39 is rotated aboutaxis 40, cutting edge 43 travels along acylindrical path 44 tangent toedge 35 of blade 33 and intersectingpath 9 and, in particular, the plane oftransportation surface 36 atstation 5. To avoid interference betweenblade 42 and teeth 22 ofcomb element 21, the upper surface of each tooth 22 presents arecess 22a, thebottom surface 22b of which consists of a cylindrical surface portion substantially coinciding with a corresponding portion ofpath 44 whenelement 21 is set to the operating position. -
Cutting roller 37 comprises asuction sector 45 connected toouter surface 39a ofportion 39 immediately upstream fromblade 42 in the rotation direction ofroller 37, and defined radially outwards by acylindrical surface 46 coaxial withsurface 39a and roughly coinciding with a portion ofcylindrical path 44. -
Sector 45 presents a number of radial channels 47 forming part of a reversible suction circuit 48, and each communicating externally at one end and, at the other end, with one of a pair ofmain channels 49 formed throughportion 39. - Circuit 48 also comprises a
chamber 50 formed inportion 38 and communicating with a known suction device (not shown) via anaxial conduit 51 formed inportion 38.Chamber 50 is formed substantially facingstation 5, and is so shaped and sized as to communicate with at least one ofchannels 49 when at least part ofsurface 46 corresponds with the portion ofpath 44 intersectingpath 9. - Operation of device 1 will now be described as of the instant in which
movable blade 42 is located immediately upstream fromcutting station 5; continuous strip 4 extends throughstation 5 and is positively engaged byfeed unit 3;rollers station 5; andoutput conveyor 8 slides beneath an end portion of strip 4. - As of the above instant, further forward displacement of
blade 42 brings this into engagement with strip 4; strip 4 flexes downwards beneath the plane oftransportation surface 36; andblades 42 and 33 are brought into sliding contact, so as to detach from strip 4 aportion 7 consisting of the end portion of strip 4 extending downstream from blade 33 in the travelling direction ofconveyor 8.Portion 7 is retained by suction onconveyor 8 by which it is removed fromstation 5 at a speed greater than the maximum surface speed ofroller 15. - With strip 4 still stationary,
comb element 21 is raised into the operating position, so as to engage strip 4 close to blade 33 and detach it from blade 33 prior to the arrival ofsuction sector 45, which engages the portion of strip 4 contactingrecess 22a before strip 4 is fed forward byunit 3. As such,sector 45 slides in contact with strip 4 before actually engaging it and feeding it forward throughcutting station 5 to outputconveyor 8. - As the suction through
sector 45 is cut off (or briefly inverted), the leading end of strip 4 drops on toconveyor 8, which engages strip 4 and, by virtue of its travelling speed, takes up the bend formed in strip 4 atstation 5 due to contact withsector 45, and feeds the leading end of strip 4 forward until the distance between the free edge of strip 4 and blade 33 equals the required length ofportion 7. At this point,feed unit 3 is arrested, and the cycle described above is repeated for performing the next cutting and feed operation. - On device 1, therefore,
comb element 21 prevents the leading end of strip 4 from possibly adhering to blade 33 after the cutting operation; whilesector 45 provides for "drawing" strip 4 at all times as it is fed forward, thus preventing it from sticking or curling.
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- A device (1) for feeding and cutting wrapping material on product wrapping machines (2), the device comprising an input feed unit (3) for step feeding a continuous strip (4) of said wrapping material; a cutting station (5); a cutting unit (6) in said cutting station (5); and an output conveyor (8); the feed and cutting units (3, 6) and the output conveyor (8) being arranged successively along a first strip feed path (9); and the cutting unit (6) comprising a fixed blade (33), and a movable blade (42), a cutting edge (43) of which travels along a second path (44) tangent to a cutting edge (35) of the fixed blade (33); the device (1) further comprising first gripping means (45) associated with the movable blade (42) for movement therewith along said second path (44), said first gripping means (45) being adapted to engage an end portion of the strip (4) and to feed same through the cutting station (5) to the output conveyor (8); and second gripping means (32) carried by the output conveyor (8) for engaging the strip (4); said second path (44) being a cylindrical path intersecting the first path (9) at the cutting station (5) and thus flexing the strip (4).
- A device as claimed in Claim 1, characterized by the fact that said first path (9) is a substantially flat path.
- A device as claimed in Claim 1 or 2, characterized by the fact that said cutting unit (6) comprises a cutting roller (37) having a longitudinal axis and mounted for rotation in a given direction about said axis (40); said movable blade (42) being integral with and projecting outwards from the cutting roller (37); and said first gripping means (45) being supported on the cutting roller (37).
- A device as claimed in Claim 3, characterized by the fact that said first gripping means comprise a suction sector (45) integral with an outer surface (39a) of the cutting roller (37), and having an outer suction surface (46) substantially coinciding with a portion of said second path (44).
- A device as claimed in Claim 4, characterized by further comprising guide means (21) arranged along said first path (9) upstream from said fixed blade (33) in the travelling direction of said strip (4); the guide means (21) having a guide surface (22b) negatively corresponding to a portion of said second path (44) at said cutting station (5); and said guide means (21) being movable to and from a working position wherein said guide surface (22b) is substantially located along said second path (44).
- A device as claimed in any one of the foregoing Claims, characterized by the fact that said feed unit (3) comprises two cylindrical rollers (10, 15) substantially tangent to each other and step rotated in opposite directions; and a transportation surface (36) tangent to said two cylindrical rollers (10, 15); said transportation surface (36) extending along a portion of said first path (9), and lying in a plane intersected by said second path (44).
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