Package making – Closing packages and filled receptacles – By means adapted to engage outturned seam of package cover
Reexamination Certificate
2005-05-10
2005-05-10
Kim, Eugene (Department: 3721)
Package making
Closing packages and filled receptacles
By means adapted to engage outturned seam of package cover
C053S374600, C053S375900
Reexamination Certificate
active
06889481
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for processing continuously fed elongate material, such as forming sealed bags from continuously fed film tubes, uses at least one pair of orbital tools that are cantilevered from tool drives (e.g., crank arms) at one edge of the material, extending transversely across the direction of material travel to engage opposite faces of the material. During material engagement the tools run synchronously with the moving material, but may be returned upstream rapidly to reengage the material for the next processing cycle. In order to achieve a higher throughput an additional pair of tools can be used, cantilevered and driven from the opposite edge of the material, maintaining the same processing (e.g., sealing) time. Through this arrangement the tools on opposing sides can alternate contact with the material and be run independently of each other.
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Helwig Christian
Matheyka Thomas
CMD Corporation
Corrigan George R.
Kim Eugene
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