JPH059286Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] The present invention relates to a wagon called a bag-in-box used to continuously feed the inner bag of a liquid paper container to an automatic liquid filling machine. be.

[Prior Art] In order to continuously feed the inner bag made of plastic film conventionally used in bag-in-boxes to an automatic liquid filling machine that fills the inner bag with liquid, as shown in FIG. A continuum A consisting of a large number of inner bags arranged in a row is stored in a box B, and about two boxes B (130 inner bags are connected and stored in one box) are placed side by side on the floor. , the continuum A of each box
were connected so that they could be sequentially drawn out to the automatic liquid filling machine C side.

[Problems that the invention aims to solve] However, there is a limit to how long the boxes can be placed side by side due to the installation space of the boxes and the pulling strength of the automatic liquid filling machine, so it is recommended to place about two boxes side by side as shown in the figure. The current situation is that there is a need for personnel to be on standby at all times to replenish and connect the boxes one by one, which is very time-consuming.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention has been made to solve the problems of the conventional method described above. The storage section is equipped with a plurality of storage sections in which a continuous body can be placed, each of which has a continuous inner bag with a cap and a spout attached to the same side thereof, and the storage section is equipped with a guide roll so that the continuous structure can be carried out continuously. A continuum of lower boxes is provided with a drawer opening for pulling out the lower boxes, and the lower boxes are passed through guide rolls of the drawer opening of the storage section in which the lower boxes are stored.
To solve the conventional problems by providing a wagon characterized by a structure capable of being connected to a continuum of upper boxes.

[Example] The wagon of the present invention will be described below with reference to the illustrated example. Figure 1 shows the bug-in structure of this invention.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a wagon for feeding the plastic film inner bag of the box to an automatic liquid filling machine. 1 is a wagon body, and the wagon body 1 has shelves 2.
A three-stage storage section 3 is provided.
Each of these storage parts 3 has a large number of inner bags (usually
Box B containing continuum A made up of 130 pieces)
(The box containing the continuum is usually a cardboard box). b is the cap spout.

In each of the storage sections 3 of the wagon main body 1, the uppermost storage section 3 is provided with an outlet 30 at the top, and the lower two storage sections 3 are provided with an outlet 31 on the side. Then, the continuum A is pulled out from the respective outlet ports 30 and 31, and the continuum A located at the upper level and the continuum A located at the lower level are connected. Then, the continuum A located at the top is sent to the automatic liquid filling machine C side, and the continuum A is sequentially pulled out from the upper box B. Further, the wagon main body 1 is provided with guide rolls 4 for guiding the continuous body A in correspondence with the outlet ports 30 and 31, respectively.
is now pulled out smoothly. Note that the guide roll 4 may have a diameter of about 30 mm. Casters 5 are attached to the bottom of the wagon body to facilitate movement of the wagon body.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of feeding inner bags to a filling machine using a wagon according to the present invention, and shows a case in which two machines are installed side by side.

[Effects] Since the present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, compared to the conventional case in which about two boxes each containing about 130 inner bags are placed on the floor and the continuous bodies are connected, it is easier to fit the wagon. It can hold a large number of boxes and saves floor space compared to conventional floor racks. Conventionally, for the predetermined operating time of automatic liquid filling machines,
Instead of having to replace boxes every 15 minutes, it is now only necessary to set them once, eliminating the need for manpower and complication. In addition, the guide rolls on the outside of the wagon can smoothly feed the inner bags in multiple boxes, that is, the inner bags with caps and spouts attached, from the upper box to the lower box, in order into the automatic liquid filling machine. The wheels on the bottom of the wagon make it easy to move, keeping the inner bag and filling work space clean, and reducing the number of people entering and exiting boxes from the filling work space.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of the wagon of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of the operation of feeding an inner bag into a filling machine, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of the operation of feeding an inner bag into a conventional filling machine. 1...wagon body, 2...shelf, 3...storage section,
4...Guide roll, A...Continuum, B...Box,
C...Automatic liquid filling machine.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Utility Model Registration Claim] A continuous body consisting of a large number of inner bags arranged in series and a cap and spout attached to the same side of each inner bag when feeding the inner bag of a liquid paper container to an automatic liquid filling machine. A plurality of storage sections are provided in which boxes containing boxes can be placed, and the storage section is provided with a drawer opening equipped with a guide roll for pulling out the continuum, and the continuum of lower boxes is stored in the lower order box. The wagon is characterized in that it is configured to be connectable to a continuum of upper boxes via a guide roll at the outlet of the storage section.