Machine for sealing cardboard boxes of constant height

Package making – With cover-adjunct application or formation – Adjunct comprising package encircling sealing strip

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53374, 493478, B65B 5902

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047487941

ABSTRACT:
An upper taping head is fixed to a vertically movable cross-piece whose ends are engaged in two fixed support and guide columns. To adjust the position of the cross-piece, there is provided at least one threaded rod borne in a rotating manner by one end of the cross-piece and engaged in a nut screw which is fastened to the corresponding fixed column. A control crank may be placed on the top of the threaded rod or shifted toward the center-line of the cross-piece and connected to the cross-piece by a transmission chain borne by the cross-piece. A second threaded rod may be provided for the other end of the movable cross-piece and connected by a transmission chain borne by the cross-piece to the first rod and to a control crank shifted toward the center-line of the column.

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patent: 4161138 (1979-07-01), Marchetti
patent: 4543150 (1985-09-01), Marchetti
patent: 4572760 (1986-02-01), Marchetti
patent: 4653247 (1987-03-01), Marchetti
patent: 4658563 (1987-04-01), Lissoni

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