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US 11,884,432 B2Granted
Cartoning apparatus
AssigneeA.C.M.I.—Societa' Per Azioni
InventorsGiacomo Magri, Carlo Gioria, Domenico Buemi
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Abstract
The invention relates to a cartoning apparatus (1) of items comprising: a sorting machine (100), which is configured to arrange the items into clusters, and a die-cut magazine (125), in which a plurality of die-cuts (5) are stored for packaging the clusters of items. Where the die-cut magazine is flanked in plan to the sorting machine and is spaced therefrom so that between the die-cut magazine (125) and the sorting machine there is a passage gap (126) with a width greater than 50 cm in at least a stretch of the passage gap.
Claims9
A cartoning apparatus of items comprising:
- a sorting machine, which is configured to transport the items, while sorting the items and arranging the items into clusters, and the clusters of items, along a predetermined first movement direction, along which the sorting machine is disposed from a point of view in plan,
- a die-cut magazine, in which a plurality of die-cuts are stored for packaging the clusters of items,
- wherein the die-cut magazine is provided with a transport arrangement configured to move the die-cuts to a pick-up area of the die-cuts of the die-cut magazine along a second movement direction, and wherein the die-cut magazine is disposed and extends along the second movement direction from a point of view in plan,
- wherein the die-cut magazine is flanked in plan to the sorting machine and is spaced therefrom so that a passage gap is defined between the die-cut magazine and the sorting machine that permits an operator to pass in the passage gap between the die-cut magazine and the sorting machine along an entire length of the die-cut magazine, at least a stretch of the passage gap having a width greater than 50 cm,
- wherein the passage gap widens going from the pick-up area to an end of the die-cut magazine opposite the pick-up and extends along the entire length of the die-cut magazine, from the ground, or from a surface on which a plurality of support feet for the die-cut magazine and the sorting machine rest.
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