Method and apparatus for the formation of tubular containers fro

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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93 94PS, 156218, 156446, B31C 100

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040086518

ABSTRACT:
A non cylindrical tubular container is formed from a blank creased to delineate contiguous hexagonal cells. The blank is provided with tabs at one edge which engage in slots in a mandrel having a pair of hexagonal ends between which extends a contoured surface that initiates folding of the blank about its creases. The blank is first partially wrapped around the stationary mandrel and glue is applied to the free end of the blank. Wrapping is completed by rotating the mandrel so that the ends of the blank overlap. The overlapped ends are pinched together by a presser bar that pushes the ends against the mandrel. The completed tubular container is then pulled off the mandrel by gripping one edge of the container and pulling it endwise away from the mandrel.

REFERENCES:
patent: 537053 (1895-04-01), Lutz
patent: 2664036 (1953-12-01), Triolo
patent: 3665819 (1972-05-01), Gardner

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