Control device for sealer
AssigneeFerrum Packaging AG
InventorVeit Schmid
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Abstract
A control device for a sealer for sealing a container includes a carrier element, a seaming curve arranged at the carrier element and having a curve track, a seaming device including a carrier shaft having a control end and a seaming end, the seaming device further including a control element arranged at the control end and a seaming lever arranged at the seaming end, and a first seaming roller for a first seaming operation and a second seaming roller for a second seaming operation are arranged at the seaming lever, the control element arranged in a movable manner in the curve track in such a way that the first seaming operation and the second seaming operation are capable of being controlled by the movement of the control element in the curve track.
Claims14
A control device for a sealer for sealing a container, comprising:
- a carrier element;
- a seaming curve arranged at the carrier element and having a curve track;
- a seaming device comprising a carrier shaft having a control end and a seaming end, the seaming device further comprising a control element arranged at the control end and a seaming lever arranged at the seaming end;
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- a first seaming roller for a first seaming operation and a second seaming roller for a second seaming operation are arranged at the seaming lever, the control element arranged in a movable manner in the curve track in such a way that the first seaming operation and the second seaming operation area capable of being controlled by the movement of the control element in the curve track,
- the seaming curve comprising a first curve segment and a second curve segment, the curve track being formed by the first curve segment and the second curve segment, the curve track being formed by the first curve segment and the second curve segment, and the first curve segment and the second curve segment are configured to be moved independently of each other in such a way that the first seaming operation and the second seaming operation are capable of being adjusted independently of each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.