Heating device for heat-sealing bottom portions of containers
AssigneeShikoku Kakoki Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoji Nishio, Masaru Matsuda, Michio Ueda
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AssigneeShikoku Kakoki Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoji Nishio, Masaru Matsuda, Michio Ueda
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A heating device for heat-sealing bottom portions of containers has a hot air nozzle 62. The nozzle 62 is positionable as opposed to a bottom forming end portion 14 of a tubular blank 11 of square cross section as fitted around an intermittently drivable mandrel 52 for heating a region of the blank end portion. The nozzle 62 is movable toward or away from the end portion 14 on the axis of the blank 11. The nozzle 62 has orifices 101, 102, 131, 132, 133 directed toward a plurality of parts within the region when the nozzle is positioned close to the end portion. Among the orifices 101, 102, 131, 132, 133 of the nozzle 62, those 101, 131 directed toward the part of the region remote from an extremity of the blank when the nozzle is so positioned have a greater open area ratio than those 102, 133 directed toward the part of the region proximate to the blank extremity when the nozzle is so positioned.
A heat device for heat-sealing bottom portions of containers comprising a hot air nozzle positionable as opposed to a bottom forming end portion of a tubular blank for heating a region of the blank end portion, at least one of the end portion and the hot air nozzle being movable toward and away from the other, the hot air nozzle having a plurality of orifices, the orifices of the hot air nozzle being directed toward a plurality of parts within the region when the nozzle is positioned close to the end portions, the heating device being characterized in that the nozzle orifices comprises first orifices directed toward a first part of the region remote from an extremity of the blank when the blank is so positioned and second orifices directed toward a second part of the region proximate to the blank extremity when the blank is so positioned,
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