Horizontal form, fill, seal machines

Package making – With means responsive to a sensed condition – Of individual contents or group feed or delivery

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53550, 53373, 198461, 198575, 198577, B65B 906, B65B 5126, B65G 4731

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045370168

ABSTRACT:
A form fill seal type wrapping machine uses equal speed conveyors which are start/stop controlled to accept randomly fed packages and uniformly space them for wrapping and sealing in a roll fed wrapping material such as thermoplastic film. Different length packages can be wrapped without adjustment. One embodiment uses a traveling transverse seal mechanism so the machine can run continuously. Machine speed is enhanced by controlling dwell time for the transverse seal and time of travel for the transverse seal mechanism to be no longer than required to make the seal. A fast return mechanism for the transverse seal mechanism operates at a speed independent of machine speed.

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