Packaging machine for inserting articles into bags
AssigneeBrdr. Schur International A/S
InventorsEdward Alan Lister, Graham Wilson Clarke
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AssigneeBrdr. Schur International A/S
InventorsEdward Alan Lister, Graham Wilson Clarke
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A packaging machine for inserting semi-compressible articles into preformed bags comprises an upper gripping member, a lower gripping member which can be raised towards the upper gripping member to clamp therebetween extension portions of a stack of bags, the lower gripping member mounting means for temporarily retaining the bags of the stack of bags relative to the lower gripping member and means for inserting articles through the open end of the upper bag. The arrangement is such that the gripping members grip the extensions of the bags so that articles can be inserted into the upper bag, the articles undergoing limited compression against the end wall of the bag after which the clamping pressure is released. The filled bag then moves relative to the lower gripping member, the force applied to the bag being sufficient to overcome the restraint imposed by the temporary retaining means.
A packaging machine for inserting semi-compressible articles into preformed bags of the kind having one side thereof extended at the open end of the bag so as to define a main portion and an extension portion, the machine comprising a plate for supporting a stack of said bags substantially beneath their main portions, a stationary upper gripping member for engaging the upper surfaces of said extension portion of said bags, a movable lower gripping member supporting the extension portions of said bags in opposition to said upper gripping member, means carried by the lower gripping member for temporarily retaining the bags of the stack of bags relative thereto;
A packaging machine for inserting semi-compressible articles into preformed bags of the king having one side thereof extended at the open end of the bag so as to define an extension portion, the machine comprising a stationary upper gripping member in the form of a bar extending laterally of the direction of movement of the articles;
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