Robert Boschgmbh

Maschinenbau Oppenweiler Binder Gmbh & Co. Kg

Klaus Stoeckel

Eberhard Krieger

Walter Dietrich

Ulrich Wieduwilt

Reinhard Rapp

Wolfgang Fischer

Joseph Weis

A buckle plate device for a folding machine comprises a buckle plate () and a sheet stopping means for stopping a sheet () running into the buckle plate () in the intake direction, wherein the sheet stopping means is formed by a clamping means () which clamps the incoming sheet () in order to stop it and preferably automatically releases the clamping at the onset of tractive forces of the subsequent rollers. Hereby a buckle plate device is provided which requires little space and makes it possible to fold sheets with comparably low noise development without a mechanical stop in a sheet-edge controlled manner or in a print-image controlled manner at a high sheet transport speed.

Buckle plate device

An apparatus for removing folding box blanks from a folding box magazine and transferring them to between drivers of a conveyor system has a suction rotor with suction cups. The suction rotor is coupled to a four-bar mechanism, which erects the folding box blank along a stationary erecting shunt. By the engagement of the suction cups with a trailing side wall of the folding box blank, which wall stands vertically with reference to the feeding direction, and because of the disposition of the erecting shunt, a high output can be attained with the conveyor system driven incrementally, and folding box blanks can be processed whose front lower edge, in terms of the feeding direction, is located frontmost in the folding box magazine.

Apparatus for removing and transferring folding boxes

An apparatus ( ) for inserting blister packs ( ) into collapsible cardboard boxes ( ) has an inserter ( ) and a covering tab ( ). During a stationary phase of a first conveyor device ( ) that supplies the blister packs ( ), the inserter ( ) and covering tab ( ) transfer the blister packs ( ) into the collapsible cardboard box ( ) supplied by a second conveyor device ( ). In order to be able to execute a format change without replacement of the inserter ( ) or adaptation of the covering tab ( ), the invention proposes driving the inserter ( ) and the covering tab ( ) by means of servomotors ( to ).

Device for inserting objects, especially blister strips, into folded boxes

A housing for a packaging machine. The housing has guides for at least one protective plate disposed in side walls of the housing. The at least one protective plate is supported in the guides by rollers. It is essential that the protective plate can be moved in the guides in such a way that the protective plate is possible to freely access a region disposed inside the housing, the opening of the housing does not require any additional floor space for the packaging machine.

Housing for a packaging machine

A conveyor device for erected collapsible box. The conveyor device has a number of conveyor chains with drive ribs for the collapsible boxes. The conveyor chains are made up of chain links that are connected to one another in an articulating relationship. The chain links have guide pins that are guided in an upper and lower guide rail. The conveyor device is made to embody the deflecting regions of the conveyor chains so that the conveyor chains are free of guide elements. This is achieved by a particular disposition of the guide pins and the guide rails. The conveyor device has a particularly simple design and is also suited for small collapsible box formats.

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Klaus Stoeckel