Apparatus for forming, filling and closing bags
AssigneeSIG Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft
InventorsBruno Grundler, Hans Heinzer, Werner Muller
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AssigneeSIG Schweizerische Industrie-Gesellschaft
InventorsBruno Grundler, Hans Heinzer, Werner Muller
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An apparatus for forming, filling and closing bags has a hollow mandrel on which a hose is continuously formed from a sheet; two vertically reciprocating and horizontally oppositely movable shoes underneath the mandrel for cyclically pressing together a first hose portion and providing a transverse seam thereacross as the hose and the shoes move downwardly in unison; a folding device cyclically forming bottom flaps from a second hose portion at opposite sides of the hose at the lower end of the mandrel above the first hose portion; a clamping device for firmly grasping the hose at the second hose portion and backing the bottom flaps along the entire hose cross section as it pulls the hose downwardly from the mandrel while moving simultaneously downwardly with the shoes and while the hose part that terminates at the bottom flaps is being filled with goods by gravity; and a cutting device for cutting through the transverse seam when the shoes and the clamping device have pulled the hose to a predetermined low position for severing a previously filled hose portion as a separated, sealed bag from the upstream, still coherent hose.
In an apparatus for forming, filling and closing bags in a continuous, cyclic operation, including a substantially vertically oriented hollow mandrel of rectangular cross section having two opposite long sides, two opposite short sides and low terminal edges defining a lower mandrel terminus;
In an apparatus for forming, filling and closing bags in a continuous, cyclic operation, including a substantially vertically oriented hollow mandrel of rectangular cross section having two opposite long sides and two opposite short sides;
In an apparatus for forming, filling and closing bags in a continuous, cyclic operation, including a substantially vertically oriented hollow mandrel of rectangular cross section;
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