Method of monitoring filter rod sections in filter tipping machines
AssigneeHauni-Werke Korber & Co. KG
InventorsPeter Brand, Peter Pinck, Anton Baier
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AssigneeHauni-Werke Korber & Co. KG
InventorsPeter Brand, Peter Pinck, Anton Baier
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A method of monitoring filters and sections in a filter tipping machine wherein pairs of coaxial plain cigarettes are united with filter plugs of double unit legnth by adhesive-coated bands. When a filter plug is missing, a mechanical or a photosensitive filter plug detector transmits a signal to a valve which admits compressed air to two nozzles to cause the plain cigarettes which are not separated by a filter plug to move toward each other so that a uniting band which is applied around the adjacent inner end portions of the thus shifted plain cigarettes can adequately connect the plain cigarettes to each other during further transport to a station where the united plain cigarettes can be readily segregated from satisfactory products.
In a method of producing filter cigarettes or analogous smokers' products wherein one end of a tobacco-containing first rod-shaped component is connected with a coaxial rod-shaped filter component by an adhesive-coated uniting band which is convoluted around the filter component and the adjacent end of the first component, the steps of transporting successive pairs of spaced-apart first components sideways along a first path so that the first components of each pair define a gap having a width at least equal to the length of a filter component of double unit length;
In a method of producing filter cigarettes or analogous smokers' products wherein one end of a tobacco-containing first rod-shaped component is connected with a coaxial rod-shaped filter component by an adhesive-coated uniting band which is convoluted around the filter component and the adjacent end of the first component, the steps of transporting successive pairs of spaced-apart first components sideways along a first path so that the first components of each pair define a gap having a width at least equal to the length of a filter component of double unit length;
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