Packaging device for individual pouch-packaged pad-type cosmetic product

Abstract

A packaging device for an individual pouch-packaged pad-type cosmetic product is proposed. First and second guide rollers gripping a longitudinally cut cosmetic cotton fabric from opposite sides and supply it at a constant speed are connected to each other through a second rotational interlock device to be rotated equally, so that the cosmetic cotton fabric can be supplied constant by a preset length. Among the first and second guide rollers, the second guide roller is fixed but the first guide roller is moved with pressure of a second elastic pressure member, so that the cosmetic cotton fabric can be stably supplied by a predetermined length while variably responding to the thickness thereof. A rotation suction part sucks cut pouches and then is rotated to place and align the pouches in correct positions on a transport conveyor, so that the final produced pouches are aligned to reduce a packaging time.

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