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Automatic cigarette processing machine

A technology for machines and cigarettes, applied in the directions of packaging cigarettes, packaging automatic control, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of machine and operator safety hazards and difficult operation.

Inactive Publication Date: 2002-09-25
GD SPA
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However, no one actually adopts this method because it is not only difficult to operate, but also dangerous for the safety of the machine and the operator when the minimum standard state is not met

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[0012] Numeral 1 in Fig. 1 indicates the whole of a prior art automated machine for wrapping cigarette packs 2 in a strip 3 of plastic transparent material (in particular a "C800" machine manufactured by the company G.D.) .

[0013] The machine 1 comprises an input conveyor 4 for feeding the packs of cigarettes 2 onto a belt conveyor 5 which feeds the packs 2 together with the rod 3 onto a wrapping wheel 6 where There the packaging tube is formed and its edges are heat-sealed around the respective pack 2 of cigarettes, thereby stabilizing it. From the wheels 6 the tubes are transported to a belt conveyor 7 which conveys the tubes along a path while the final folding of the web 3 is carried out around the packs 2 of cigarettes and heat sealed by heat sealing the tubes. The ends stabilize the strip 3. From the belt conveyor 7, the cigarette packs 2 wrapped in respective rods 3 are conveyed onto a drying conveyor 8 for feeding to an automated carton machine (not shown in FIG. 1...

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Abstract

An automated machine (1) for processing cigarettes (2), in which a control device (17) actuatable in the standstill state actuates at least one control device (17) in the standstill state substantially independently of other operating elements (14) The test operating part (14) is provided, and the control device (17) is also used to restore the test operating part (14) to a static state after actuation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an automated machine for handling cigarettes. Background technique [0002] Automatic cigarette handling machines in use today are extremely complex both mechanically and electronically. Over the years, traditional drives with transmissions powered by a main motor have been replaced by several individual drives that are synchronized with each other. Moreover, in order to improve product quality, more and more complex controls have been introduced, both on the product itself (such as optical control using a television camera) and on the process (such as controlling the heat sealing temperature using temperature sensors, the supply of wrapping materials, etc. control, etc.). [0003] The increasing use of electronics in automated machines means that electrical setup and maintenance (such as the electrical and ). [0004] However, the electrical setting of the cigarette processing machine of the prior art is extremely complica...

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IPC IPC(8): B65B57/16G05B19/4067
CPCB65B57/16G05B19/4067G05B2219/50103
Inventor 丹尼尔·伯格罗伯找·凯姆帕尼尼马里奥·斯帕塔福拉
Owner GD SPA
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