Rolling method and a relative device for filter tipping machines

Tobacco – Cigar or cigarette making – Tip or mouthpiece applying or forming

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131 841, A24C 510

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058030913

ABSTRACT:
An assembly including two lengths of cigarette rod, a double length filter and a band of gummed paper is rolled up along a path describing a limited arc to produce a double length filter tipped cigarette, passing between a cylindrical inner rolling surface and a cylindrical outer conveying surface that revolve in the same direction about respective axes, the inner surface at a greater velocity than the outer surface. The conveying surface is generated by a succession of substantially flat faces, each providing a seat shaped to accommodate a respective assembly and incorporated laterally into one of a series of rockers mounted so as to pivot between a first position, assumed along the rolling arc, in which the flat faces are directed toward the rolling surface, and a second position assumed when passing through successive infeed and outfeed stations, in which the flat faces are directed away from the rolling surface.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5390684 (1995-02-01), Rizzoli et al.

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