Package making – Progressively seamed cover web or web folds – With closing of web between package units
Patent
1998-02-04
1999-10-19
Johnson, Linda
Package making
Progressively seamed cover web or web folds
With closing of web between package units
53550, 533745, B65B 912, B65B 5114
Patent
active
059669098
ABSTRACT:
In a packaging machine 2 with a movable part 27, which can be moved toward a packaging 26 or a product to be packaged, and a carrier movable with the part 27 and connected to the part 27, the part 27 and/or the carrier consists of a magnesium alloy 28, for example Mg Ag3 Se2 Zr1 or Mg A19 Zn1. A magnesium alloy 28 has low mass, low moment of inertia, high capability to conduct heat, high heat capacity and good stiffness. It can also be used for heated, package-building elements, for example, a longitudinal sealing jaw 33 movable toward a foil tube 6, a cross-sealing jaw 16, 17 or a cutting knife 25. Relatively small forces are needed for moving a part 27 and/or a carrier 23 consisting of a magnesium alloy 28, which makes the packaging machine 2 less expensive to operate.
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Baur Walter
Kammler Roman
Johnson Linda
Rovema Verpackungsmaschinen GmbH
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