Device For Introducing Goods To Be Packed Into Packaging Containers, Especially Folding Boxes
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsRuediger Grabowski, Mario Schulz
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsRuediger Grabowski, Mario Schulz
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The invention relates to a device for introducing goods to be packed into a packaging container, especially into folding boxes. The device comprises transport devices for the packaging container and the goods to be packed. The goods to be packed are compressed by means of pressure elements, in order to be introduced into the packaging container. The pressure element is guided on a carrier element in a displaceable manner, in order to avoid damage caused by the occurrence of an excess load. Due to the mobility on the carrier element, only very small masses are displaced in the event of an excess load, such that the excess load protection device reacts in a reliable manner, and the device has a relatively simple construction.
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In a device for introducing goods to be packed into packaging containers, in particular into folding boxes, having a first conveyor device feeding the packaging containers at equal spacings, having a second conveyor device feeding receptacles for the goods to be packed, the two conveyor devices being aligned with one another at least in an introduction region of the goods to be packed and being operated synchronously with one another in the feeding direction of the conveyor devices, having an insertion element for inserting the goods to be packed into the packaging container, having a holding-down element, secured to a carrier element, for the goods to be packed, which holding-down element is displaceable transversely to the feeding direction of the conveyor devices into the packaging containers, and having an overload device for the holding-down element, which overload device, upon an overload on the holding-down element, deflects the holding-down element out of its intended path of motion, the improvement wherein the holding-down element is disposed movably on the carrier element.
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