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WO1996039331A1 - Machine a etiqueter des produits - Google Patents

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WO1996039331A1
WO1996039331A1 PCT/CA1996/000360 CA9600360W WO9639331A1 WO 1996039331 A1 WO1996039331 A1 WO 1996039331A1 CA 9600360 W CA9600360 W CA 9600360W WO 9639331 A1 WO9639331 A1 WO 9639331A1
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William Rietheimer
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Systematic Packaging Controls Corporation
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Priority to AU58079/96A priority Critical patent/AU5807996A/en
Publication of WO1996039331A1 publication Critical patent/WO1996039331A1/fr

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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/26—Devices for applying labels
    • B65C9/36—Wipers; Pressers
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C1/00—Labelling flat essentially-rigid surfaces
    • B65C1/02—Affixing labels to one flat surface of articles, e.g. of packages, of flat bands
    • B65C1/021—Affixing labels to one flat surface of articles, e.g. of packages, of flat bands the label being applied by movement of the labelling head towards the article
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65C—LABELLING OR TAGGING MACHINES, APPARATUS, OR PROCESSES
    • B65C9/00—Details of labelling machines or apparatus
    • B65C9/08—Label feeding
    • B65C9/18—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls
    • B65C9/1865—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels adhering on a backing strip
    • B65C9/1876—Label feeding from strips, e.g. from rolls the labels adhering on a backing strip and being transferred by suction means

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  • This invention relates to the field of devices for labelling produce, and in particular to devices for automatically labelling produce moving on a conveyor by means of a rotary label transfer apparatus.
  • the device according to the objects of the present invention accomplish a reduction in mechanical complexity and, in particular, remove the complexity associated with pneumatically sealing a pneumatically assisted device by means of a seal provided between a rotating plate and a non-rotating hub. This is accomplished, in particular, by the use of Delrin (TM) material on the bearing surfaces between the plate and hub.
  • TM Delrin
  • a produce labeller has first and, optionally, second selectively actuable label supply means for selectively supplying labels from the first or second selectively actuable label supply means to corresponding first and second label transfer positions in a first plane.
  • a rotatable label transfer means housing is provided, rotatable in the first plane on a drive shaft.
  • the rotatable label transfer means housing has mounted radially therein in the first plane radially spaced apart resiliently biased radially telescoping label transfer means for picking up labels from the first or second selectively actuable label supply means at the first or second label transfer position, and rotationally carrying the labels from the first or second label transfer position to a label deposit point.
  • the labels are carried on exposed ends of the radially spaced apart resiliently biased radially telescoping label transfer means, one label per exposed end, by selectively actuable vacuum means on each exposed end.
  • Cam means is provided in a second plane adjacent and parallel to the first plane.
  • the cam means moves the radially spaced apart resiliently biased radially telescoping label transfer means between a retracted label pick up position at the first and second label transfer positions and an extended label deposit position at the label deposit point.
  • Cam followers on the radially spaced apart resiliently biased radially telescoping label transfer means cooperate with the cam means.
  • the cam means has a fixed cam surface housing and the selectively actuable vacuum means includes first vacuum ports on the exposed ends communicat ⁇ ing via vacuum communication means with a vacuum plenum in the rotatable label transfer means housing.
  • the rotatable label transfer means housing is mounted snugly adjacent the fixed cam surface housing so as to bear a first planar surface on the rotatable label transfer means housing snugly against a second planar surface on the fixed cam surface housing>
  • the vacuum plenum has a vacuum plenum aperture on the first planar face cooperating with a vacuum manifold in the fixed cam surface housing via an arcuate aperture on the second planar face.
  • the vacuum manifold arcuate aperture extends between a vacuum initiating point, corresponding to the location of the vacuum plenum aperture when the first vacuum port has been rotated in the first rotational direction on the rotatable label transfer means housing to the first label transfer position, and a vacuum removal point corresponding to when the first vacuum port has been rotated in the first rotational direction on the rotatable label transfer means housing to a point past the label deposit point.
  • the vacuum plenum aperture corresponds to the vacuum initiating position on the vacuum manifold arcuate aperture.
  • a vacuum applied to the vacuum manifold is thereby communicated to the first vacuum port and maintained as the rotatable label transfer means housing is rotated in the first rotational direction so as to rotate the first vacuum port from said first label transfer position to said label deposit point.
  • the vacuum plenum aperture is rotated out of corresponding alignment with the vacuum removal point on the vacuum manifold arcuate aperture so as to remove communication of the vacuum in the vacuum manifold with the first vacuum port.
  • the first and second selectively actuable label supply means have first and second label magazines for housing corresponding first and second linear arrays of linearly aligned self-adhesive labels releasably mounted on first and second linear label backing webs.
  • the first and second selectively actuable label supply means further have corresponding first and second selectively actuable label web drive means such as electric stepper motors for pulling the linear label backing web from the corresponding first and second label magazines, around corresponding label separating edges of corresponding flanges extending from the first and second label magazines over the corresponding first and second label transfer positions so as to separate corresponding self-adhesive labels from corresponding first and second linear label backing webs at first and second label transfer positions,
  • first and second selectively actuable label web drive means such as electric stepper motors for pulling the linear label backing web from the corresponding first and second label magazines, around corresponding label separating edges of corresponding flanges extending from the first and second label magazines over the corresponding first and second label transfer positions so as to separate corresponding self-adhesive labels from corresponding first and second linear label backing webs at first and second label transfer positions
  • first linear label backing web is pulled around the first label separating edge of the first flange by the first label web drive means.
  • the first linear array of self-adhesive labels are thus sequentially separated from their backing web and exposed for transfer to the exposed ends of the radially telescoping label transfer means as the exposed ends are rotated onto the first label transfer position for carriage of the labels on the exposed ends by means of the vacuum communicated through the first vacuum ports.
  • the second selectively actuable label web drive means When the second selectively actuable label web drive means is selectively actuated the second linear label backing web is pulled around the second label separating edge of the second flange by the second label web drive means and the second linear array of labels are sequentially separated and exposed for transfer to the exposed ends, and carriage of the labels on the exposed ends by means of the vacuum communicated through the first vacuum ports so long as the first selectively actuable label web drive means has not been selectively actuated.
  • the resiliently biased radially telescoping label transfer means are a plurality of radially spaced apart spring biased pistons lying in the first plane telescopingly housed in corresponding radially spaced apart cylinders in the rotatable label transfer means housing.
  • the radially spaced apart cylinders have corresponding radially extending elongate apertures extending through the first bearing surface.
  • the radially spaced apart pistons have corresponding cam followers mounted rigidly thereon which extending from the pistons through the elongate apertures in the first bearing surface.
  • the cam means includes a cam surface in the second bearing surface against which are urged the cam followers by the springs.
  • the cam surface constrains the cam followers in a generally circular arc so as to maintain the pistons in their retracted label pickup position as the rotatable label transfer means housing is rotated in the first rotational direction so as to rotate a first piston between the first label transfer pickup position and the label deposit point.
  • the cam surface extending radially outward from the generally circular arc at the label deposit point, whereby the first piston extends radially under the spring biasing force of its spring to the corresponding extended label deposit position at the label deposit point.
  • the drive shaft which is journalled through the fixed cam surface housing, is mounted transversely across and above a produce conveyor moving articles of produce from an upstream position to a downstream position underneath the label deposit point.
  • a self-adhesive label carried on the exposed end of the first piston by means of the vacuum communicated through the first vacuum port, may be transferred to the surface of the article of produce under the label deposit point by means of the spring biasing force acting on the first piston.
  • the piston When the piston is extended, the label is pressed against the surface of the article of produce to thereby adhere the label to the surface.
  • the produce conveyor may include an upstream sensor means for detecting whether a sensed article of produce sensed by the sensor means requires either a first label from the first selectively actuable label supply means or a second label from the second selectively actuable label supply means.
  • the sensor means generates a signal and communicates the signal to either the first or second selectively actuable label supply means so as to actuate either the first or second selectively actuable label web drive means. Thereby either the first label or the second label is transferred to the exposed end of the first piston in a timed fashion.
  • the rotation of the first or second label on the rotatable label transfer means housing from the first or second label transfer position to the label deposit point coincides with a coinciding timed arrival of the sensed article of produce.
  • Figure 1 is, in partial cutaway side elevation view, the produce labeller of the present invention along line 1-1 in Figure 2.
  • Figure 2 is, in partial cutaway front elevation view, the produce labeller of Figure
  • Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view along line 3-3 in Figure 2.
  • Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view along line 4-4 in Figure 2 with transfer head 28 extended in direction C from that view shown in Figure 2.
  • Figure 5 is a side elevation view of the label pickup and transfer device of the produce labeller of the present invention.
  • Figure 6 is an enlarged view of a label feed mechanism depicted in Figure 1.
  • Figure 7 is an alternative embodiment of the device of Figure 3.
  • Figure 8 is an enlarged view of the secondary cam of Figure 7.
  • labeller 10 has label magazines 12 and 14 which when mounted, as in the form of a cartridge, onto labeller 10 feed labels from rolls of labels 16 and 18 respectively through identical label feed mechanisms 20 so as to position individual labels 22 and 24 ready for pickup by label pickup and transfer device 26.
  • Label pickup and transfer device 26 picks up either individual labels 22 or individual labels 24 on transfer heads 28. Labels 22 or 24 on transfer heads 28 are transferred into proximity with produce 30 on conveyor 32 by means of rotation of turret plate 34 in direction A.
  • a transverse array of label pickup and transfer devices 26 may be rotatably mounted on a common drive shaft 48 transversely across conveyor 32. Although not illustrated, each label pickup and transfer device 26 would have corresponding label magazines 12 and 14.
  • the means by which either labels 22 or labels 24 are adhered to transfer heads 28 for transport from label feed mechanisms 20 into proximity with produce 30, is the application of a vacuum to vacuum port 36 on transfer heads 28.
  • a vacuum is applied to vacuum port 36 from a common vacuum source (not shown) via vacuum conduit 37 and vacuum manifold 38 seen in Figure 3 in non-rotating cam surface hub 40, and vacuum transfer ports 42 on turret plate 34 as seen in Figure 4.
  • Vacuum lines 44 and vacuum transfer manifolds (not shown) in transfer heads 28 communicate a vacuum between vacuum transfer ports 42 and vacuum ports 36.
  • Turret plate 34 and non-rotating cam surface hub 40 may be made of Delrin (TM) or like material so long as turret plate 34 may be easily rotated over non-rotating cam surface hub 40. and form a pneumatic seal therebetween, when turret plate 34 is forced against non-rotating cam surface hub 40 by spring 46.
  • Non-rotating cam surface hub 40 is rigidly mounted on drive shaft 48 by means of mounting plate 50 or the like.
  • Spring 46 may be mounted on drive shaft 48 so as to be compressed against turret plate 34 by means of spring mounting collar 52 secured on drive shaft 48 by means of screw 54 or like fastener.
  • Delrin (TM) or like material allows for relatively frictionless rotation of turret plate 34 against non-rotating cam surface hub
  • Transfer heads 28 are mounted on pistons 56.
  • Pistons 56 are journalled in a planar radially spaced array of piston receiving cylinders 58 in turret plate 34 so that pistons 56 when mounted in cylinders 58 protrude from the outer circumference of turret plate 34.
  • Pistons 56 when mounted in cylinders 58 are spring biased by helical springs 60 so that each piston 56 is urged in a radially outward direction from corresponding cylinders 58.
  • Pistons 56 are removable from cylinders 58 upon removal of cam followers 62 from pistons 56.
  • Pistons 56 are removable to allow for removal of helical springs 60.
  • Helical springs 60 are removable so as to be interchangeable with helical springs of different strength if it is desired to adjust the spring force of helical springs 60.
  • Cam followers 62 are removably rigidly affixed to pistons 56 and extend from cylinders 58 through elongate apertures 64 on turret plate 34. Cam followers 62 protrude from bearing surface 66 on turret plate 34. Bearing surface 66 on turret plate 34 bears against corresponding bearing surface 68 on non-rotating cam surface hub 40. Cam followers 62 are constrained by cam surface 70 to move in cavity 72 in non-rotating cam surface hub 40 so as to follow cam surface 70 in direction B when turret plate 34 rotates in direction A.
  • cam follower 62 likewise rotates in direction B on cam surface 70 under the radially outward spring biased force of helical spring 60.
  • cam surface 70 at that label deposit point curves abruptly radially outwards to thereby allow piston 56 to extend from cylinder 58 in direction C so as to impact transfer head 28 against the surface of corresponding produce 30 as illustrated in Figure 5.
  • vacuum line 44 flexes. It is understood that other means to allow for flexing may be incorporated, as for example by robotic fittings. Vacuum line 44 may be pivotally mounted at its ends so as to allow rotation of vacuum line heads 76 on transfer head 28.
  • Transfer heads 28 may have foam applicator pads 74 so as to cushion the force of transfer heads 28 being impacted against the surface of produce 30. If a label 22 or label 24 has been transferred from a label feed mechanism 20 onto a transfer head 28 and carried by that transfer head 28 into contact with the surface of produce 30, the self-adhesive surface of label 22 or 24 (whichever label was caused to supplied), which self-adhesive surface is exposed outwardly from transfer head 28, contacts the surface of produce 30 and label 22 or label 24 is adhered thereby to the surface of produce 30 as produce 30 on conveyor 32 is conveyed in direction D.
  • Stepper drive motors 78 on label feed mechanisms 20 control the feed of the labels 22 or labels 24 from label roll 16 or label roll 18 respectively. If a label of a type housed in label magazine 12 is desired for a certain unit of produce 30 moving in direction D on conveyor 32 then stepper drive motor 78 corresponding to the label feed mechanism 20 on magazine 12 is selectively activated to pull label roll web 80 in direction E by means of drive roller 82 trapping label roll web 80 between drive roller 82 and idler roller 84. Once label roll web 80 has been pulled by drive roller 82 so as to be pulled between drive roller 82 and idler roller 84, label roll web 80 is expelled as waste and may be extracted such as by means of a vacuum tube (not shown) or the like. Label roll web 80 serves as a storage and transfer medium for self-adhesive labels 22.
  • Label roll web 80 carrying labels 22 is fed from roll 16 in magazine 12 first under flange 86 and then in a reverse direction back over flange 86 towards drive roller 82.
  • Drive roller 82 pulls label roll web 80 around the blunt edge 86a of flange 86.
  • Labels 22 are releasably mounted to the lower-most surface of label roll web 80 (when viewed passing under flange 86) by their self-adhesive backing.
  • Drawing label roll web 80 under flange 86 and backwards over blunt edge 86a of flange 86 draws labels 22 along the underside of flange 86 so as to extend a label 22 from blunt edge 86a.
  • the self-adhesive backing of labels 22 does not sufficiently adhere labels 22 to label roll web 80 to enable label 22 to be pulled back over the blunt edge 86a in the manner of label roll web 80.
  • Transfer heads 28 on turret plate 34, and in particular vacuum ports 36, are rotated in direction A to a position on a single transfer head 28 under label 22 as it extends from the blunt edge 86a of flange 86.
  • a vacuum transfer port 42 corresponding to the transfer head 28 in the vertical position, becomes aligned with vacuum manifold 38 so that a vacuum is applied to vacuum port 36 adhering the non-adhesive side of label 22 against the transfer head 28.
  • the vacuum transfer port 42 corresponding to the transfer head 28 now carrying label 22 rotates in a circular arc over vacuum manifold 38 so as to thereby maintain the vacuum applied to the corresponding vacuum port 36.
  • Label 22 is thus held against transfer head 28 as transfer head 28 is rotated from an upper vertical position to a lowered generally vertical deposit position (ie. having been rotated approximately 180 degrees) in proximity to produce 30.
  • the vacuum applied to vacuum port 36 is maintained as transfer head 28 is rotated through the lowered deposit position in proximity to produce 30.
  • transfer head 28 having transferred label 22 onto produce 30, is retracted by the action of its cam follower 62 continuing to move in direction B so as to follow cam surface 70 in a radially retracting curve as transfer head 28 is returned to its upper vertical position.
  • Piston 56 is thereby forced to retract into cylinder 58 against the return biasing force of spring 60.
  • the rate of retraction of piston 56 is governed by the rate of incline of cam surface 70.
  • the rate of incline that is, the rate of retraction of piston 56, governs the dwell time that transfer head 28 remains in contact with produce 30. Dwell time is also affected by the diameter of the produce being labelled. Smaller units of produce 30 will have lesser dwell times than larger units of produce 30. Generally, it is desirable to reduce the dwell time so that labels are quickly applied and transfer heads quickly retracted so as not to disturb, for example, roll, produce 30 on conveyor 32.
  • secondary cam 88 forms an independently rotatable part of cam surface 70 in the manner of a piston return lever on the inclined slope of cam surface 70 causing piston 56 to retract into cylinder 58.
  • Secondary cam 88 is a spring biased lever (lever spring not shown) which is rotatable about lever hinge 90 so as to forcibly raise cam followers 62, a cam follower 62 shown raised by secondary cam 88 in Figure
  • Trigger 92 which may be of resilient material, is connected to lever hinge 90 so that movement of trigger 92 in direction A lowers secondary cam 88 against the return biasing force of the lever spring. Trigger 92 may be moved in direction A by pins 94 or the like extending from turret plate 34 parallel to cam followers 62 when, as turret plate 34 is rotated in direction A, pins 94 engage and drag trigger 92.
  • Each one of pistons 56 would have a corresponding pin 94 (although only one is shown) to cock secondary cam 88, pins 94 spaced sufficiently in advance of their corresponding pistons 56 so that trigger 92 is released once corresponding cam follower 62 is riding over secondary cam 88. The spacing of pins 94 in advance of their corresponding pistons
  • Label roll 18 in label magazine 14 provides an optional supply of produce labels which may be selectively transferred onto produce 30 instead of produce labels from magazine
  • a further example of when it would be useful to have an optional supply of produce labels in label magazine 14 is in the case where only a single type of produce label is desired, so that labels are label rolls 16 and 18 are identical so that label magazine 14 may be used as a back ⁇ up label supply to label magazine 12.
  • a sensor (not shown) would be placed between label feed mechanisms 20 on label magazines 12 and 14 so as to sense if a label 22 had been successfully transferred to a transfer head 28 passing in direction A through the upper vertical position.
  • stepper drive motor 78 corresponding to the label feed mechanism 20 on the magazine 14 is actuated so as to extend the label 24, rather than actuating the stepper drive motor
  • magazine 12 or 14 and their corresponding label feed mechanisms 20 may be removed as a unit from their supporting frames (not shown) and a new preloaded magazine and corresponding feed mechanism 20 inserted in their place. Empty label magazines may be changed in this manner. Changing of label magazines may be accomplished quickly as the label magazines and their corresponding feed mechanisms 20 are not physically coupled to the label pickup and transfer device 26.

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Une machine à étiqueter des produits, pourvue d'un premier et, éventuellement, d'un second distributeur d'étiquettes (12, 14), fonctionnant sélectivement, sert à approvisionner de façon sélective, à partir du premier ou du second distributeur d'étiquettes fonctionnant sélectivement, une première et une seconde positions de transfert d'étiquettes dans un premier plan. La machine comporte un logement (39) rotatif pour organes de transfert d'étiquettes, pouvant tourner dans le premier plan, sur un axe d'entraînement. Dans ce logement sont montés radialement des organes de transfert d'étiquettes (56), télescopiques à résilience radiale, espacés radialement servant, d'une part, à prendre des étiquettes sur le premier ou le second distributeur d'étiquettes fonctionnant sélectivement, dans la première ou la seconde position de transfert d'étiquettes et d'autre part à les amener, en un mouvement tournant, de la première ou de la seconde position de transfert d'étiquettes à un point d'application des étiquettes. Les étiquettes sont amenées sur les extrémités exposées (36) des organes de transfert d'étiquettes télescopiques à résilience radiale espacés radialement à l'aide d'un moyen à dépression fonctionnant sélectivement, une étiquette par extrémité exposée, sur chaque extrémité exposée.
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