WO2022089826A1 - Machine d'étiquetage et procédé d'application d'étiquettes sur des articles conçus pour contenir un produit coulant - Google Patents
Machine d'étiquetage et procédé d'application d'étiquettes sur des articles conçus pour contenir un produit coulant Download PDFInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- the present invention relates to a labelling machine for applying labels onto articles, such as bottles, containers or the like, adapted to contain a pourable product, preferably a pourable food product.
- the present invention also relates to a method for applying labels onto articles, such as bottles, containers or the like, adapted to contain a pourable product, preferably a pourable food product.
- Labelling machines are known, which are commonly used to prepare, transport and apply labels onto articles, such as bottles, containers, or the like destined to be filled with a pourable product, in particular a pourable food product.
- a prior art labelling machine comprises a conveyor device for conveying said plurality of containers.
- the labelling machine comprises an advancement device for advancing a web of labelling material through a cutting station, according to an advancement direction, and up to a transfer drum.
- the labelling machine comprises a cutting device for cutting sequentially the advancing web at the cutting station, to obtain sequentially a plurality of labels not joined to each other, the labels being initially joined together to form said web.
- the transfer drum is being configured, by means of a suction system acting on an outer lateral surface of the transfer drum and the transfer drum rotating on itself, for sequentially receiving the labels from the cutting device, angularly spacing around said axis the received labels from each other, and transferring the spaced labels to apply them onto respective conveyed containers.
- the web and the transfer drum necessarily have different peripheral velocities, namely the web is slower than the transfer drum.
- the initial sliding is necessary in order to provide for a pitch of the labels to be transferred by the transfer drum that matches the pitches of the articles being advanced by the carousel.
- pitch has to be larger than the pitch of the labels still joined and forming the web, hence the difference in velocities between the web (namely the unwinding rollers) and the transfer drum.
- the sliding of the label stops as soon as the label is cut at its trailing end portion, thereby being fully transferred onto the transfer drum.
- the transfer drum is configured to space the labels received onto its outer lateral surface by making the leading end portion of each received label to slide over the respective sliding portion.
- the suction action of the transfer drum has to be optimally controlled, in order to avoid stretching of the web and thus of the label itself.
- Figure 1 is a schematic top view, with parts removed for clarity, of a labelling machine according to the present invention.
- Figures 2 is an enlarged-scale, schematic top view of a particular of the labelling machine of Figure 1.
- number 1 indicates as a whole a labelling machine configured to apply labels 2 onto articles 3, such as bottles, receptacles, or the like, destined to contain a pourable product, in particular a pourable food product, such as still or sparkling water, juice, milk, soft drinks, beer, wine, or the like.
- labels 2 applied by labelling machine 1 are glued labels, i.e. strips of labelling material that are cut at predetermined lengths, from a web 4 of labelling material, and to which glue is applied according to a manner that will be described in the following.
- web 4 of labelling material is wound around one or more storage units, such as reels 5 (only one reel is shown in Figure 1), and is progressively unwound, in use, off reel 5.
- storage units such as reels 5 (only one reel is shown in Figure 1)
- labelling machine 1 essentially comprises:
- a conveyor device preferably a rotary carousel 6 rotatable around a fixed axis, in particular a vertical axis Z, and configured to advance a plurality of articles 3 along a conveying path P, in the example shown an arcshaped, horizontal path;
- a labelling module 7 (only partially and schematically shown), arranged peripherally relatively to carousel 6 and configured to feed a plurality of labels 2 to the carousel 6 itself at an application station A, in order to apply labels 2 to respective articles 3.
- labelling module 7 comprises:
- a conveying system 8 configured to advance web 4 along an advancement path, from a storage station defined by reel 5 towards a cutting station T at which web 4 is sequentially cut, and comprising a plurality of unwinding rollers which support, in use, web 4 progressively unwound, in use, from reel 5 and guide it along the advancement path;
- a cutting device 10 configured to cut a sequence of single labels 2 from web 4, in the form of strips having equal length, the labels 2 being initially joined together to form web 4;
- a label transfer device comprising a rotary vacuum drum 11 rotatable around a fixed axis, preferably a vertical axis X, arranged peripherally to carousel 6 and configured to sequentially receive, on an outer lateral surface 11a thereof, labels 2 cut by the cutting device 10, to retain such labels 2 onto outer lateral surface
- labelling module 7 further comprises a gluing device 12 arranged peripherally to vacuum drum 11 operatively downstream of cutting device 10 and configured to apply a predetermined amount of glue onto at least one portion of each label 2, sequentially.
- vacuum drum 11 sequentially receives, in use and at a receiving station R, a free end portion of web 4 defining a leading end portion of each label 2, retaining the same onto outer lateral surface 11a.
- vacuum drum 11 has a substantially cylindrical configuration. Accordingly, outer lateral surface 11a has a substantially cylindrical shape and labels 2 are conveyed circumferentially from receiving station R to application station A, along a direction of rotation of vacuum drum 11.
- vacuum drum 11 is rotatably mounted around axis X onto a stationary distributor element (not shown) carried by labelling module 7.
- the distributor element comprises first air passages (not shown) connected to a vacuum source (not shown).
- Vacuum drum 11 is, in turn, provided with second air passages lib, which are configured to selectively communicate with the first air passages at certain angular positions assumed by vacuum drum 11, as this latter rotates about axis X, and end into a plurality of vacuum ports 11c formed through outer lateral surface 11a.
- vacuum ports 11c are put in fluid communication, by means of the first air passages and second air passages lib, with the vacuum source. When this happens, a vacuum suction is applied on each label 2, which retains this latter onto outer lateral surface 11a.
- vacuum drum 11 retains, in use, labels 2 onto outer lateral surface 11a by means of vacuum suction.
- the above-mentioned free end portion of web 4 is configured to slide onto outer lateral surface 11a for a certain angle as soon as it is grasped by the vacuum suction of the vacuum drum 11, i.e. when the respective label 2 is still attached to web 4 at its trailing end portion and has not yet been cut by cutting device 10.
- This initial sliding is well-known in the industry and is due to the fact that web 4 and vacuum drum 11 necessarily have different peripheral velocities, namely web 4 is slower than vacuum drum 11.
- the initial sliding is necessary in order to provide for a pitch of labels 2 to be transferred by vacuum drum 11 that matches the pitches of the articles 3 being advanced by carousel 6.
- vacuum drum 11 is configured to space labels 2 received onto its outer lateral surface 11a by making the leading end portion of each received label 2 to slide over outer lateral surface 11a for a certain angle.
- vacuum drum 11 is faster than web 4 of labelling material when this latter is received onto outer lateral surface 11a, there is a risk of stretching the web 4 itself.
- Labelling machine 1, and in particular labelling module 7, further comprises a tension sensor 15 arranged operatively upstream of cutting device 10, more specifically upstream of cutting device 10 relative to the advancement path of web 4, and configured to detect a physical quantity correlated with a tension of web 4 and to generate a signal W correlated with the detected physical quantity.
- a tension sensor 15 arranged operatively upstream of cutting device 10, more specifically upstream of cutting device 10 relative to the advancement path of web 4, and configured to detect a physical quantity correlated with a tension of web 4 and to generate a signal W correlated with the detected physical quantity.
- labelling machine 1 and in particular labelling module 7, comprises a control unit 16 configured to receive signal W generated, in use, by tension sensor 15.
- control unit 16 is configured to control the vacuum suction of the vacuum drum 11 based on the signal W received from tension sensor 15.
- control unit 16 is configured to send a signal Y correlated to signal W to vacuum drum 11, in order to control the intensity of the vacuum suction applied by this latter.
- the amount or intensity of vacuum suction imparted on web 4 (and on labels 2) by vacuum drum 11 through vacuum ports 11c is advantageously controlled, in use, by control unit 16 based on the detection of tension sensor 15, and, therefore, based on the current tensioning of web 4 along the web advancement path.
- control unit 16 controls a reduction of the intensity of the vacuum suction of vacuum drum 11, thereby reducing or even virtually cancelling out the risk of stretching web 4.
- control unit 16 controls an increase of the intensity of the vacuum suction of vacuum drum 11, thereby ensuring the proper tensioning of web 4 and an effective sliding of the same onto outer lateral surface 11a so as to maintain the predetermined pitch.
- tension sensor 15 is defined by a load cell, for example an annular load cell.
- tension sensor 15 is part of conveying system 8.
- tension sensor 15 can be implemented in one roller 15a of the unwinding rollers defining conveying system 8.
- tension sensor 15 is configured to measure a force exerted by web 4, during its advancement, on roller 15a, specifically on a supporting shaft of roller 15a, and to correlate the measured force with a tension of the web 4.
- cutting device 10 is arranged peripherally to vacuum drum 11 at receiving station R and is configured to cut web 4 sequentially at the trailing end portion of each label 2, so as to produce labels 2 which extend from the leading end portion to the trailing end portion.
- cutting device 10 is of the rotary-type and comprises:
- a first rotary element in particular a first roller 13 rotatably mounted about a vertical axis, carrying a blade 13a and configured to convey blade 13a along a circular cutting path around the above-mentioned axis and cyclically at cutting station T; and
- a second rotary element in particular a second roller 14 rotatably mounted about an axis preferably parallel to the axis of the first roller 13, arranged peripherally to the first roller 13 so as to be substantially tangent to the cutting path, and configured to support web 4 and convey web 4 towards cutting station
- second roller 14 advances, in use, web 4 so that predetermined portions of web 4 configured to be cut are conveyed at cutting station T, at which blade 13a interacts with web 4 cutting this latter.
- first roller 13 defines a support roller for blade 13a and second roller 14 defines a support roller for web 4.
- web 4 is interposed, in use and at the cutting station T, between the first roller 13 and the second roller 14, the latter acting as an abutment roller for the blade 13a during the cutting operation.
- second roller 14 is provided with dedicated vacuum passages 14b terminating each in one respective vacuum port 14c at an outer lateral surface 14a of the second roller 14 itself, to apply vacuum suction onto web 4 supported thereon.
- the vacuum system of second roller 14 is substantially identical to the vacuum system of vacuum drum 11.
- the cutting operation comprises the step of supporting web 4 by applying a further vacuum suction thereon distinct from the vacuum suction applied by vacuum drum 11.
- control unit 16 is configured to control the vacuum suction of second roller 14 based on the signal W received from tension sensor 15.
- control unit 16 is configured to send a signal J correlated to signal W to second roller 14, in order to control the intensity of the vacuum suction applied by this latter.
- the amount or intensity of vacuum suction imparted on web 4 by second roller 14 through vacuum ports 14c is advantageously controlled, in use, by control unit 16 based on the detection of tension sensor 15, and, therefore, based on the current tensioning of web 4 along the web advancement path.
- This further control is particularly advantageous as it ensures a better management of the tension of web 4 during cutting.
- control unit 16 is configured to simultaneously control the vacuum suctions of both vacuum drum 11 and second roller 14 based on the signal W received from tension sensor 15, so as to obtain a balance of both vacuum suctions correlated to signal W.
- This balancing control is particularly advantageous as it ensures both an even better management of the tension of web 4 and a proper grasping and sliding of the free end of web 4 onto vacuum drum 11, preventing at the same time an undesired stretching thereof.
- second roller 14 has at least one recess
- second roller 14 is configured to advance web 4 so that the predetermined portions to be cut cover one at a time at least part of recess 17.
- Blade 13a is movable, in use, through web 4 to engage recess 17 (cyclically) at cutting station T, in order to sequentially cut the predetermined portions at cutting station T.
- blade 13a is a serrated blade.
- control unit 16 is configured to:
- control unit 16 in further configured to emit a blade wear warning signal if the detected values of the physical quantity exceed a predetermined threshold value for a given time span.
- control unit 16 is configured to monitor web tension values detected by tension sensor 15 for a given period of time and correlate such web tension values with a wear (usage) of blade 13a, so as to monitor or predict blade wear.
- the calculate time trend comprises a plurality of peaks in web tension values
- this could be a signal of a non-nominal effort required by the blade 13a to cut web 4 and, therefore, an index of excessive wear of the blade 13a itself.
- conveying system 8 comprises a feed roller 18 arranged operatively upstream of cutting device 10, along the advancement path of web 4, and configured to be controlled at a predetermined angular velocity for unwinding web 4 from reel 5 and for feeding web 4 towards cutting station T.
- feed roller 18 imparts a feeding velocity to web 4.
- control unit 16 is configured to control the angular velocity of feed roller 18 based on signal W received from tension sensor 15.
- control unit 16 is configured to use the above- mentioned time trend to monitor the quality of the labelling material defining web 4.
- control unit 16 is further configured to emit a labelling material low quality warning signal if the detected values of the physical quantity correlated with the tension of web 4 are smaller than a minimum predetermined threshold value or larger than a maximum predetermined threshold value for a given time span.
- labelling machine 1 The operation of labelling machine 1 is described hereinafter with reference to a single label 2 to be treated/handled and starting from a condition in which a free end portion of web 4 defining the leading end portion of the label 2 to be treated/handled has been received onto outer lateral surface 11a at receiving station R.
- vacuum suction is applied both by vacuum drum 11, through vacuum ports 11c, and by second roller 14, through vacuum ports 14c.
- tension sensor 15 detects the physical quantity correlated with the tension of web 4 and generates a signal W.
- tension sensor 15 detects a force exerted by web 4 on roller 15a.
- Control unit 16 receives signal W and controls the vacuum suctions of one or both of vacuum drum 11 and second roller 14.
- control unit 16 monitors, as stated above, a wear of blade 13a and the quality of labelling material, and controls the angular velocity of feed roller 18.
- the process is repeated/continued for each labelling cycle.
- the machine 1 comprises an advancement device 8.
- the advancement device 8 is for advancing the web 4 through a cutting station T.
- the machine 1 comprises a transfer drum 11. The advancing of the web 4 occurs according to an advancement direction and up to the transfer drum 11.
- the machine 1 comprises a cutting device 10 for cutting sequentially the advancing web 4 at the cutting station T.
- the sequentially cutting is carried out to obtain sequentially a plurality of labels 2 not joined to each other.
- the machine 1 comprises a transfer drum 11.
- the machine 1 comprises a first suction system.
- the first suction system comprises passages lib located within the transfer drum 11 and ports 11c located on an outer lateral surface 11a of the transfer drum 11.
- the transfer drum 11 defines an axis X of the transfer drum 11.
- the lateral surface 11a of the transfer drum 11 extends angularly around the axis X of the transfer drum 11.
- Transfer drum 11 is configured for sequentially receiving the labels 2 from the cutting device 10, for sequentially angularly spacing around said axis X and from each other the received labels 2, and for sequentially transferring the spaced labels 2.
- the transferring is carried out to apply the labels 2 onto respective conveyed containers 3.
- Said receiving, spacing and transferring are carried out by means of a first suction action applied by the first suction system on the lateral surface 11a of the transfer drum 11. Said receiving, spacing and transferring are carried out also by means of the transfer drum 11 rotating on itself around the axis X. The first suction action is applied while the transfer drum 11 is rotating on itself.
- the machine 1 comprises a tension sensor 15.
- the tension sensor 15 is located upstream of the cutting device 10 according to the advancement direction, for detecting a physical quantity correlated with a tension of the web 4 upstream of the cutting station T according to the advancement direction.
- the machine 1 is configured to automatically and actively control the first suction system as a function of the detected physical quantity. This controlling of the first suction system is carried out at least to lower the risk of stretching and/or the risk of loosening the web 4.
- the machine 1 is configured so that the detecting of the physical quantity comprises obtaining a time trend of the physical quantity so that the detected physical quantity comprises the detected time trend.
- the cutting device 10 comprises a blade 13a.
- the cutting device 10 is configured for performing said sequentially cutting by cyclically moving the blade 13a through the cutting station T.
- the second roller 14 can be considered a web tensioning roller.
- the machine comprises a second suction system.
- the second suction system comprises the dedicated passages 14b located within the tensioning roller 14 and the dedicated ports 14c located on the outer lateral surface 14a of the tensioning roller 14.
- the lateral surface 14a of the tensioning roller 14 extends angularly around the axis of the tensioning roller 14.
- the cutting device 10 comprises the tensioning roller 14, which is a part also of the advancement device 8.
- the tensioning roller 14 is configured for conveying and tensioning the web 4 at the cutting station T. Said conveying and tensioning are carried out by means of a second suction action applied by the second suction system on the lateral surface 14a of the tensioning roller 14.
- Said conveying and tensioning are carried out also by means of the tensioning roller 14 rotating on itself around the axis of the tensioning roller 14.
- the tensioning roller 14 in this way contributes to produce a correct position and tension of the web at the cutting station T, for the purpose of ensuring a correct cutting of the web 4.
- the machine 1 is configured to automatically and actively control said first suction action applied by the first suction system and said second suction action applied by the second suction system, in relation to each other and simultaneously, as a function of the detected physical quantity.
- This controlling of the second suction system and of the first suction system in relation to each other is carried out at least in such a way to simultaneously meet the need of having a correct tension for the cutting and the need to lower the risk of stretching and/or the risk of loosening the web 4.
- the machine 1 is configured to automatically correlate the detected physical quantity with a current wear blade status of the blade 13a.
- the machine 1 is configured to emit a blade member wear warning signal if the physical quantity exceeds a predetermined threshold value. In this way the blade condition can be monitored in an efficient way.
- the machine 1 is configured to automatically emit a blade member wear warning signal if the detected physical quantity exceeds said predetermined threshold value for a preestablished time spam.
- the exceeding of a predetermined threshold for a preestablished time spam can be the sign of a peak in the time trend of the tension. This peak can be considered indicative of a too high level of wear of the blade 13a.
- the tensioning roller 14 comprises at least one recess 17 on said outer lateral surface 14a of the tensioning roller 14.
- the cutting device 10 is configured so that the moving of the blade 13a through said cutting station T corresponds to the blade 13a engaging said recess 17 at the cutting station T. In this way the cutting occurs while the blade 13a is engaged in the recess 17, leading to an increase of the service life of the blade 13a.
- the second suction system allows a better controlling of the web tension during the cutting of the web 4, which is very important due to the engaging of the blade 13a in the recess 17 during the cutting.
- the machine 1 can efficiently avoid stretching of the web while allowing an efficient use of a cutting device 10 which in turn is configured to increase the service life of the blade 13a.
- the machine 1 is configured to emit a labelling material low quality warning signal if the detected quantity falls outside of a preestablished range for a predefined time spam. Indeed, it can be possible that there could be some problems in the final outcome of the labelling method, although the settings of the machine 1 are all correct for the label format, the kind of glue, and the kind of containers 3.
- the tension of the web 4 I this connection can help in associating a possible problem to a possible deviation of the material with respect to its specifications.
- the advancement device 8 comprises a feed roller 18 located upstream of the cutting device 10 according to the advancement direction.
- the advancement device 8 is configured so that angular speed of the feed roller 18 contributes to define the linear speed of the web 4 along the advancement path.
- the machine 1 is configured to automatically and actively control said angular speed as a function of the detected physical quantity.
- the machine 1 comprises a gluing device 12 for applying glue on each label 2 while the label 2 is received and/or transferred by the transfer drum 11 rotating on itself.
- the balancing of vacuum suctions of vacuum drum 11 and second roller 14 is particularly advantageous as it ensures both an even better management of the tension of web 4 and a proper grasping and sliding of the free end of web 4 onto vacuum drum 11, preventing at the same time an undesired stretching thereof.
- the Applicant has observed that the abovementioned control based on signal W of tension sensor 15 is particularly effective in case second roller 14 is provided with recess 17 and in case blade 13a is a serrated blade.
- the above configuration provides for a simple and cost-effective system for monitoring and/or predicting the wear of blade 13a is obtained, which also function during production, thereby avoiding the need for an operator to check between each production cycle.
- the above configuration provides for a simple and effective monitoring of the quality of the labelling material, even during the production cycle and without the need for stopping machine 1.
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L'invention concerne une machine d'étiquetage (1) pour appliquer des étiquettes (2) obtenues à partir d'une bande (4) de matériau d'étiquetage sur des articles (3) conçus pour contenir un produit coulant, et comprenant : un dispositif de transport (6) conçu pour faire avancer une pluralité d'articles (3) le long d'un trajet de transport (P) ; un dispositif de coupe (10) conçu pour couper une séquence d'étiquettes uniques (2) à partir de la bande (4) de matériau d'étiquetage, les étiquettes (2) étant initialement jointes les unes aux autres pour former ladite bande (4) ; un dispositif de transfert d'étiquette comprenant un tambour à vide (11) conçu pour recevoir séquentiellement, sur sa surface latérale externe (11a), les étiquettes (2) coupées par le dispositif de coupe (10), pour retenir les étiquettes (2) sur la surface latérale externe (11a) par aspiration sous vide, et pour les transférer vers le dispositif de transport (6) ; un capteur de tension (15) disposé de manière fonctionnelle en amont du dispositif de coupe (10) et conçu pour détecter une quantité physique corrélée à une tension de la bande (4) et pour générer un signal (W) corrélé à la quantité physique détectée ; et une unité de commande (16) conçue pour recevoir le signal (W) généré, lors de l'utilisation, par le capteur de tension (15) et pour commander l'aspiration sous vide du tambour à vide (11) sur la base du signal (W) reçu en provenance du capteur de tension (15).
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