Process and apparatus for producing bag-like packs for in particular chewing tobacco substitute
AssigneeFocke & Co. (GmbH & Co.)
InventorsHeinz Focke, Uwe Dreyer
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AssigneeFocke & Co. (GmbH & Co.)
InventorsHeinz Focke, Uwe Dreyer
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A process and apparatus for producing bag-like packs including a continuous strand (17) which is formed from packaging material folded in a V-shape and having transverse seams (15). Prepared portions (21) of fibrous filling material are pushed into pockets (18), open at the side, during the continuous transporting of the strand (17) by the apparatus. Thereafter, the pockets (18) are closed at a longitudinal seam (16) formed during the continuous transporting. The packs are formed by being severed from the strand (17). The strand (17) and the portions (21) are transported by synchronously running endless conveyors, and specifically by a spreading ring (27) and a portion turret (35), respectively. The above-mentioned conveyors are mounted axially parallel to each other such that, with synchronous running, the portions (21) are pushed radially out of the portion turret (35) into the pockets (18).
A process for producing bag-like packs (10) for housing fibrous filling material, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for producing bag-like packs (10) from two pack walls (11, 12), joined together around the edges thereof, adapted to accommodate portions of fibrous filling material, comprising:
An apparatus for producing bag-like packs (10) from two pack walls (11, 12), joined together around the edges thereof, adapted to accommodate portions of fibrous filing material, comprising:
An apparatus according to claim 87, further comprising a fixed spraying nozzle, wherein the portion turret (35) is adapted for use with said fixed spraying nozzle (56) for introducing liquids into the portions (21) located in the chambers (37), the spraying nozzle being arranged ahead of a compression zone of the portion turret (354) where said portions (21) are compressed, in a direction of conveyance of said portions (21).
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