Means for segregating sterile and nonsterile environments in a p

Package making – Combined

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53551, 53373, B65R 906, B65B 5504

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048038270

ABSTRACT:
A packaging machine for creating from a web of flexible film a bag for housing a product comprising an apparatus for feeding a web of film through the packaging machine, a sealing station for heating the web of film to create seals in the web of film, the sealing station including a pair of jaws located diametric each other, at least one of the jaws having coupled thereto a member for heating the web of film, and the second jaw having coupled thereto a back-up bar, the jaws being coupled to a member for urging the jaws towards each other. The packaging machine includes boots for segregating a sterile area of the packaging machine through which the web of film is fed, from nonsterile areas, the boots including a plurality of flexible, pleated rubber members that segregate nonsterile internal areas of the sealing station from the sterile area.

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patent: 4154434 (1979-05-01), Wallis
patent: 4296068 (1981-10-01), Hosttino
patent: 4409775 (1983-10-01), Brody

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