Single facer corrugating machine
AssigneeCorrugating Roll Corporation
InventorRobert J. Sukenik
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AssigneeCorrugating Roll Corporation
InventorRobert J. Sukenik
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A single facer corrugating machine having an elongated fluted roller, a series of fluted roll segments which cooperate with the fluted roller to form a corrugated paper medium, and a series of smooth surfaced pressure roll segments which cooperate with the fluted roller to facilitate application of a liner to the corrugated medium to yield a single faced corrugated paper product. Each of the roll segments is independently supported and can be independently positively located relative to the fluted roller. The roll segments can be nip loaded independently of one another, and each roll segment is independently position adjustable relative to the fluted roller to facilitate phase control across the width of the machine of roll interactions associated with corrugation formation and liner application to control and reduce overall machine noise and vibration.
A corrugating machine comprising a first corrugating roller assembly having a series of spaced corrugating segments which are nip loaded against and cooperative with a second corrugating roller assembly for forming corrugations across the width of a paper medium as it passes between said first and second corrugating roller assemblies, and means for individually nip loading each of said corrugating segments which enables nip loads to be generated and varied in independent discrete segments spaced across the width of said medium.
A corrugating machine comprising a corrugating roller assembly for forming corrugations in a paper medium, a segmented pressure roller assembly which is nip loaded toward and cooperates with said corrugating roller assembly to facilitate application of a liner to said corrugated medium as it passes between said corrugating roller assembly and said pressure roller assembly, and means for controlling nip loading of said segmented pressure roller assembly which enables nip loads to be generated and varied in independent discrete segments spaced across the width of said corrugated medium.
A corrugating machine for forming corrugations across the width of a paper medium and applying a liner to the corrugated medium to yield a single faced corrugated paper product comprising a first forming roller assembly cooperative with a second forming roller assembly for forming corrugations in said medium, a pressure roller assembly which is loaded through a nip centerline against one of said forming roller assemblies to facilitate the application of said liner to said corrugated medium, and phase control means which enables the timing of corrugation formation in said medium to be set and varied as desired across the width of said medium and the angular location of said nip centerline of said pressure roller assembly relative to said one forming roller assembly to be set and varied as desired along the length of said one forming roller assembly.
A corrugating machine for forming corrugations across the width of a paper medium and applying a liner to the corrugated medium to yield a single faced corrugated paper product comprising a first corrugating roller assembly cooperative with a second corrugating roller assembly for forming substantially straight corrugations in the medium as it passes between said first and second corrugating roller assemblies, a pressure roller assembly cooperative with one of said corrugating roller assemblies to apply the liner to the corrugated medium as it passes between said one corrugating roller assembly and said pressure roller assembly, and means for controlling corrugation formation in said medium which enables substantially straight corrugations to be formed in discrete segments in a non-simultaneous fashion across the width of said medium.
A corrugating machine for forming corrugations in a paper medium for making a corrugated paper product comprising an elongated fluted roller defining a roller axis and supported at its opposite ends for rotation about said roller axis, a plurality of forming roll segments, with each of said forming roll segments defining a segment axis spaced from said roller axis and having flutes which cooperate with said fluted roller to form corrugations in a paper medium passed between said fluted roller and said forming roll segment, and means for supporting each of said forming roll segments for rotation about its respective segment axis and at a location disposed between the opposite ends of said fluted roller.
A corrugating machine for forming a corrugated paper medium and applying a liner to the tips of the corrugated medium to yield a single faced corrugated paper product comprising an elongated fluted roller defining a roller axis and supported at its opposite ends for rotation about said roller axis, forming roller means having flutes which cooperate with said fluted roller to form flutes in said medium as it is passed between said fluted roller and said forming roller means, a plurality of smooth surfaced pressure roll segments, with each of said pressure roll segments defining a pressure segment axis spaced from said roller axis, and means for supporting each of said pressure roll segments for rotation about its respective pressure segment axis and at a location disposed between the opposite ends of said fluted roller, with the periphery of each of said pressure roll segments disposed adjacent the periphery of said fluted roller for accommodating said corrugated medium and said liner as they are passed therebetween.
A corrugating machine for forming corrugations in a paper medium and applying a liner to the tips of the corrugated medium to yield a single faced corrugated paper product, comprising an elongated fluted roller supported at its opposite ends for rotation about a roller axis, a plurality of discrete forming rollers disposed at separate locations spaced along the length of said fluted roller, with each of said forming rollers being individually supported for rotation about its own distinct axis of rotation spaced from said roller axis and having flutes operative to intermesh with the flutes of said fluted roller and to cooperate therewith to form corrugations in said medium as said medium is passed between said fluted roller and said forming roller, and a plurality of discrete smooth surfaced pressure rollers disposed at separate locations spaced along the length of said fluted roller, with each of said pressure rollers being individually supported for rotation about its own distinct pressure roll axis spaced from said roller axis and with its peripheral surface disposed adjacent the periphery of said fluted roller for accommodating said medium and said liner as they are passed between said fluted roller and said pressure roller.
A corrugating machine for forming corrugations in a paper medium having upper and lower corrugating roller assemblies which cooperatively define a medium entry location and a medium exit location and which are operative to form corrugations in a paper medium passed between said entry location and said exit location, with said lower corrugating roller assembly being comprised of an elongated fluted roller supported for rotation at its opposite ends, and said upper corrugating roller assembly comprising a plurality of discrete fluted forming roll segments of different diameters supported for rotation at separate stations spaced along the length of said fluted roller, with each of said forming roll segments cooperatively defining with said lower corrugating roller a distinct nip centerline disposed at a location between said entry location and said exit location and through which a portion of said medium passes.
A corrugating machine for forming a corrugated medium and applying a liner to said corrugated medium to yield a single faced corrugated paper product comprising an upper corrugating roller assembly, a lower corrugating roller assembly which cooperates with said upper corrugating roller assembly to form said corrugated medium, and a pressure roller assembly which cooperates with said lower corrugating roller assembly to define an entry location and an exit location through which said corrugated medium and said liner are passed and between which said liner is applied to said corrugated medium, with said pressure roller assembly comprising a plurality of discrete pressure roll segments of different diameters supported for rotation adjacent said lower corrugating roller assembly at separate stations spaced along the length of said lower corrugating roller assembly, with each of said pressure roll segments cooperatively defining with said lower corrugating roller assembly a distinct nip centerline disposed at a location between said entry location and said exit location and through which a portion of said corrugated medium and said liner pass.
A corrugating machine for forming corrugations in a paper medium comprising an elongated fluted roller supported at its opposite ends for rotation about a first axis, a forming roller assembly having a plurality of fluted roll segments which cooperate with said fluted roller to form corrugations in said paper medium, and means for supporting said forming roll assembly for pivotal movement relative to said first axis for simultaneously adjusting the circumferential location of each said fluted roll segment relative to said fluted roller.
A corrugating machine for forming a corrugated paper medium and applying a liner to the tips of the corrugated medium to yield a single faced corrugated paper product comprising an elongated fluted roller supported at its opposite ends for rotation about a first axis, forming roller means having flutes which cooperate with said fluted roller to form flutes in said medium as it is passed between said fluted roller and said forming roller means, a pressure roller assembly having a plurality of smooth surfaced pressure roll segments, with the periphery of each of said pressure roll segments being disposed adjacent the periphery of said fluted roller for accommodating said corrugated medium and said liner as they are passed therebetween, and means for supporting said pressure roller assembly for pivotal movement relative to said first axis for simultaneously adjusting the circumferential location of each said pressure roll segment relative to said fluted roller.
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