Abstract: A unit for feeding an ordered succession of products to an unloading station comprises: an arranging device including a first and a second conveyor, each constituting a first and a second conveyor portion on a feed path whose total length is the sum of the two portions that complementarily vary in length relative to each other; a device for feeding the products to the first conveyor in sets; a transfer device located between the conveyor portions, coupled to the conveyors and designed to complementarily vary the lengths of the portions. The transfer device comprises two resilient belts that transfer the products from the first to the second portion. The feed device is cyclically mobile and, consequently, the first conveyor and the transfer device are cyclically mobile according to a law of motion and timing dependent upon the cyclic motion of the feed device.
Abstract: The invention relates to a method and device for continuously wrapping products, according to which, during the continuous feed of the products and respective intermediate wrappers which have four flaps to be folded, projecting in such a way that they are offset from the lower surface of the product, along a path with an instantaneous tangent extending in a first direction which may vary from point to point on the path, two opposite flaps make contact with respective first and second folding tools, located on opposite sides of an intermediate folding portion of the path.
Abstract: A method and an equipment for the sealing of a film of material for wrapping for product, according to which film, wrapped about the products, which are fed in ordered sequence and arranged at predetermined intervals along a packaging line in order to form a tubular envelope having two specific parts respectively defined by two overlapped longitudinal edges and two opposed walls included between two adjacent products and destined to be connected by means of a heat seal, is pre-heated at the specific parts brushing them by means of a beam of radiant electromagnetic energy.