Folding apparatus and a folding method for a combined body of a continuous sheet related to an absorbent article
AssigneeUni-Charm Corporation
InventorsSeiji Murakami, Hirotomi Yamamoto
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AssigneeUni-Charm Corporation
InventorsSeiji Murakami, Hirotomi Yamamoto
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A folding apparatus for a combined body of a continuous sheet includes a standing guide member disposed at a predetermined position in a conveying direction, and standing an one end section of the combined body in a width direction by bending a predetermined section of the combined body in the width direction and forming a bent section; a folding guide member corresponding to the stood one end section in the conveying direction for folding the stood one end section by laying the one end section towards a section located closer to another side than the one end section in the combined body; and a shift-regulating guide member for regulating shifting of the combined body towards the one side in the width direction by coming into contact, from the one side, with the combined body when laying the one end section towards the section located closer to the other side.
A folding apparatus for a combined body of a continuous sheet related to an absorbent article, that folds at least one end section of the continuous sheet on one side in a width direction together with one end section of an object in the width direction while conveying the combined body in a conveying direction, the combined body being formed by placing intermittently a plurality of the objects on the continuous sheet at a predetermined interval, the conveying direction being a direction in which the continuous sheet continues, comprising:
A folding method for a combined body of a continuous sheet related to an absorbent article, that folds at least one end section of the continuous sheet on one side in a width direction together with one end section of an object in the width direction while conveying the combined body in a conveying direction, the combined body being formed by placing intermittently a plurality of the objects on the continuous sheet at a predetermined interval, the conveying direction being a direction in which the continuous sheet continues, comprising:
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