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US 2001/0012813 A1Published application
Process and apparatus for producing packaging bags, envelopes and the like
OwnerMartin Bluemleinventor
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The invention relates to a process and to an apparatus for producing packaging bags, envelopes and the like from web-like material, having a plurality of stations, including a side-folding station, in which the material is processed, which includes being cut to size, provided with preformed longitudinal and transverse creases and adhesive, folded and, finally, finished off, the drying of not yet set adhesive also being covered here. The core of the invention is that, during the processing in at least one of the various stations, the web-like material is transported on a moving underlying surface and, at the same time, is retained on the underlying surface with the aid of negative pressure.
Process for producing packaging bags, envelopes and the like from web-like material (2′ ), having a plurality of stations (3, 5 and 50) , including a side-folding station (13), in which the material (2′) is processed, which includes being cut to size, provided with preformed longitudinal and transverse creases and with adhesive, folded, and, finally, finished off, the drying of not yet set adhesive also being covered here, characterized in that, during the processing in at least one of the various stations, the web-like material is transported on a moving underlying surface and, at the same time, is retained on the underlying surface with the aid of negative pressure.
Process according to at least one of the preceding process claims, characterized in that the material web (2) is provided with envelope windows (9′) before it is fed to the side-folding station (13).
Process according to at least one of the preceding process claims, characterized in that use is made of transporting belts (22 to 26) as the underlying surface (27) and of at least one negative-pressure generator (30) and at least one suction box (26) in order to generate the negative pressure (28).
Process according to at least one of the preceding process claims, characterized in that the negative pressure (28) acts on the material web (2) through slits (37) between the transporting belts (22 to 26).
Process according to at least one of the preceding process claims, characterized in that the negative pressure (28) acts on the material web (2) through suction openings (38) in the transporting belts (22 to 26).
Apparatus for producing shipping bags, envelopes and the like from web-like material (2′), having a plurality of stations (3, 5 and 50), including a side-folding station (13), in which the material (2′) is processed, which includes being cut to size, provided with preformed longitudinal and transverse creases and with adhesive, folded, and, finally, is finished off, the drying of not yet set adhesive also being covered here, characterized in that at least one suction-belt transporting device (34) is provided for transporting a material web (2) through the side-folding station (13).
Apparatus according to at least one of the preceding apparatus claims, characterized in that a plurality of transporting belts (22 to 26) are provided in the side folding station (13) and are spaced apart laterally, in each case the top strand (39) being arranged on the top side (40) of at least one suction box (29) having openings (35) and/or slots,
Apparatus according to at least one of the preceding apparatus claims, characterized in that at least individual transporting belts (22 to 26) have suction openings (38).
Apparatus according to at least one of the preceding apparatus claims, characterized in that outer transporting belts (22, 23) terminate upstream, as seen in the transporting direction, of transporting belts (24, 25 and 26) arranged between them.
Apparatus according to at least one of the preceding apparatus claims, characterized in that, instead of the suction box, a plurality of suction boxes are arranged one beside the other and/or one behind the other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.