Abstract: Foil bags are formed as new paper bags by fusing together two webs and tying a detachable strap which has a suspension opening to one said opening of each bag, the strap being separated by a perforation line from the respective side of the bag. A pocket is formed at the end of the bag opposite the insertion opening and can have a flap provided with an adhesive strip covered by a masking layer.

Abstract: Stack consisting of a multiplicity of bags which are connected to one another and are made of plastic film, in particular vending machine bags, and also process and apparatus for producing and filling bags of this type The invention concerns a stack consisting of a multiplicity of bags which are connected to one another and are made of plastic film, in particular vending machine bags, and also a process and apparatus for producing and filling bags of this type which, for the purpose of simple production and handling when filling with a product, such as, for example, a loaf of bread or the like, have perforation lines (9, 9′) which run at an angle with respect to the filling opening (6) in order to form corner sections (11) with interconnecting points (12) provided in them, and which, when filling, can be severed cleanly from the bag stack and taken for packaging with a nice-looking exterior.

Abstract: A device for stacking and delivering plastic bags, especially for stacks to be fed to automatic packaging machines and used in conjunction with a bag making apparatus. The conveyor has needles piercing through the bags which are stacked on the conveyor and a gripper hand can engage the stack to remove it from the conveyor. The gripper hand has a stripping aid engaging the stack in the region of the needles to facilitate withdrawal of the stack from the needles.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method and a device for continuously producing, handling and filling bags (8), especially bags for handling by automatic machines, formed from a thermoplastic line of film. The aim of the invention is to facilitate handling in the logistical sequence between the bags (8) being produced and being filled and to improve the quality of the bag stacks (6). To this end, the bags (8) are attached (22) in places, then held in place in the area of a packing machine by holding elements (31) which interact with suspension holes (18). The attachment (22) on the bag stack (6) is then removed, after which the bags (8) are filled. The filling movement releases the bags (8) from the holding elements (31) and the bags (8) are finally sealed. The bags (8) are advantageously separated by a clamping and pulling-apart apparatus located in the area of the packing machine.

Abstract: A bag-making method and apparatus in which the synthetic resin film web, folded to provide a double-layer is passed on a lower suction belt conveyor continuously through a weld station in which a plurality of separating weld elements at a right angle to the web weld respective seams and separate respective bags from the web. The conveyor is advanced with a stroke which is equal to the number of such elements times the bag width. A multi-belt suction conveyor above the lower conveyor picks up the bags and transfers them to a pin-collecting conveyor on which stacks of the bags are formed and on which pads can be produced from the stacks for transfer by a robot arm into packing cartons.

Abstract: A method of packaging plastic bags, particularly bags for automated machines, in stacks held together by wire brackets in a transport container such as a cardboard box. For the purpose of simple and speedy handling, the bag stacks are deposited in the transport container with outwardly pointing wire bracket legs, so that the bag packages can be deposited in the cardboard enclosure and removed from the same without problems, preferably automatically.

Abstract: Foil bags are formed as new paper bags by fusing together two webs and tying a detachable strap which has a suspension opening to one said opening of each bag, the strap being separated by a perforation line from the respective side of the bag. A pocket is formed at the end of the bag opposite the insertion opening and can have a flap provided with an adhesive strip covered by a masking layer.

Abstract: Devices used in making bags or otherwise carrying out operations on a web of material, such as a plastic web are repositioned based upon a measure of the repeat length of the intermittent advance of the web and comparison of the actual value of that advance with a setpoint value and in accordance with the product of the resulting error and the position of the device along the path of the web. The repositioning can use a positive coupling between a motor on the device and the path either via a rack and pinion for a spindle and nut.

Abstract: An apparatus for delivering stackable bag packages, particularly plastic bags with a bottom fold, with a pin stacking conveyor, from which the bag packages are brought in a relatively simple manner by means of a upward swingable plate into a substantially horizontal delivery position, from which they can be perfectly taken up by a grip hand of a robot and delivered to a receiving station.

Abstract: A method of and an apparatus for producing stacks of bags where, instead of connecting the position of the foil web, a marking on the foil web is detected and used to correct the positions of the devices which operate on the web. These devices can include a cutter for removing a strip from the upper layer of the flattened blown tubular web, the punch for punching holes in the lower layer, and the device for infolding are among the devices controlled in response to the marking. The latter can be printed on the web as it is unrolled or formed during the extrusion or foil blowing process.

Abstract: Bag segments arriving one after the other in a travel direction at an upstream input station are first lifted one by one as they arrive at the input station, are inverted them, and are deposited in a stack at a downstream stacking station atop one of a pair of similar pin-type stacking carriages held at an upper level. The one stacking carriage and the stack carried thereby are periodically displaced downstream from the stacking station to a downstream station at the upper level and the other stacking carriage is raised in the stacking station from a lower level below the one carriage to the upper level with the one carriage such that the segments are subsequently deposited on the other carriage in the stacking station. The one carriage is then lowered in the downstream station from the upper level to the lower level to strip off the stack it carries and thereafter is displaced at the lower level back upstream to the stacking station.

Abstract: Plastic bag are stacked as they are received from a bag making machine by a radial arm transfer wheel whose suction arms engage the bags by transferring edges thereof and with the ends of the arms so that the bags are pressed onto needles of needle bars on a needle bar basket. The needle bars are rotated, with the bags suspending therefrom the spindling position through an intermediate position into a smoothing and removal position in which the hanging stack is lifted to a horizontal orientation and smoothed by a beam movable above the stack and having a smoothing brush engaging the stack. In this latter position a stripper is shifted past the needle bar therefrom. The stack is carried away by a clamp.

Abstract: An apparatus for applying transverse welds on a plastic foil web in dependence on the print register is provided with a conveyor which is advanced by means of a control unit intermittently and synchronously with respect to a welding unit. The control unit includes a drive disk whose eccentric pin is adjustable and guided by an eccentric block. Via a coupling rod, the drive disk is connected to a rocker which is accommodated in a gear segment and whose oscillation is adjustable by a spindle. The gear segment cooperates with the conveyor via a clutch-brake unit which provides the intermittent advance of the conveyor by uncoupling from or connecting the latter with the gear segment and is controlled by a plurality of contactless switch elements. For precise adjustment of the advance of the conveyor, the spindle cooperates with a motor which operates in dependence on the print register as monitored by a photocell.