Method for packaging gift packs

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for packaging gift packs, which comprises a paper-box parcel grouping process, and the paper-box parcel grouping process comprises the following steps that: A, paper-box parcels are conveyed to the inside of a corresponding slide rail in a grouping mechanism by using two fed-parcel conveying belts (namely, a front fed-parcel conveying belt and a rear fed-parcel conveying belt which have a speed difference), wherein each slide rail is formed by the partitioning of two adjacent guard boards, and the conveying speed of the front fed-parcel conveying belt is greater than that of the rear fed-parcel conveying belt; B, when the number of the paper-box parcels entering into the slide rail achieves a preset value, a transmission device drives the guard boards to drive the paper-box parcels in the slide rail to move a position in the direction of a parcel-outlet position, so that the follow-up paper-box parcels can enter into the next slide rail; C, the step B is performed repeatedly until the row number of the paper-box parcels at the parcel-outlet position achieves a preset value, a group of paper-box parcels in a preset row number is pushed out from a corresponding slide rail by a parcel-driving bar and enters into a discharged-parcel conveying device; and D, a follow-up packaging process is performed. By using the method disclosed by the invention, the grouping efficiency can be improved, thereby improving the efficiency of the whole gift-pack packaging operation.

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Benefits of technology

This patented method allows groups of cartons from both directions into an orderly arrangement without interference by allowing some gaps or spaces around each group's cartones before they are pushed towards their destination location. By doing this, it ensures faster movement along with more efficient handling of the overall assembly line operation.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed by the present patents relates to improving the efficient and consistently high-quality automatic bagging machine used during the packeting operation on cartons made from thin cardboard or other materials that have poor shelf life when kept under humid conditions.

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