Harvey T Fine

US Patent:

45480249, Oct 22, 1985

Filed:

Apr 16, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/580129

Inventors:

Harvey A. Fine - Sayreville NJ

Assignee:

Weldotron Corporation - Piscataway NJ

International Classification:

B65B 1116

US Classification:

53502

Abstract:

The disclosure concerns an integral weigh wrapper for wrapping products in stretch film, by weighing each product as it is placed on an infeed support surface, and feeding successive weight signals to a data processor. Successive signals are compared, and when a stabilized weight signal is received, as determined by the successive comparisons, the data processor produces a start signal which activates a drive motor to rotate one revolution. This initiates one cycle of operation of the weigh wrapper, in which the product is advanced from the infeed station to the wrapping station, a wrapping cycle is initiated for any product then in the wrapping station, and a previously wrapped product is advanced to a printing and labeling station--where it is automatically indexed, a printed label pneumatically applied to a selected location on the wrapper, and the wrapped and labeled product outputted.

US Patent:

44584709, Jul 10, 1984

Filed:

Mar 19, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/245283

Inventors:

Harvey A. Fine - Sayreville NJ

Assignee:

Weldotron Corporation - Piscataway NJ

International Classification:

B65B 132

US Classification:

53502

Abstract:

The disclosure concerns an integral weigh wrapper for wrapping products in stretch film, by weighing each product as it is placed on an infeed support surface, and feeding successive weight signals to a data processor. Successive signals are compared, and when a stabilized weight signal is received, as determined by the successive comparisons, the data processor produces a start signal which activates a drive motor to rotate one revolution. This initiates one cycle of operation of the weigh wrapper, in which the product is advanced from the infeed station to the wrapping station, a wrapping cycle is initiated for any product then in the wrapping station, and a previously wrapped product is advanced to a printing and labeling station--where it is automatically indexed, a printed label pneumatically applied to a selected location on the wrapper, and the wrapped and labeled product outputted.