Labelling-station for bottles or the like, with a gluing device
CA 1104100 A · Owner: Jagenberg-Werke Ag · Inventors: Buchholz, Rainer; Zodrow, Rudolf; Rosenberg, Heinz-Jurgen
Overview
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This invention is an improved labelling machine. In order to avoid a build up or splashing of glue which may occur when there is an interruption in the supply of bottles to be labelled the glue applicator supplying glue to, the glue-roller pivots away so that the glue does not strike the glue-roller. At the same time a glue scraper removes glue from the surface of the glueroller. A cylinder-piston arrangement to pivot both the glue applicator and glue scraper. Tolerances of the glue thickness are maintained by providing a radially yielding surface of the glue-roller.
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- Granted June 30, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 30, 1998.
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