WO2022112554A2 - Lagersystem und drucksystem - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a storage system for storing and providing printing mass for a printing device, in particular for printing flat substrates, with at least one container designed to store a liquid printing mass and with at least one carrier on which the container can be detachably arranged.
- the invention relates to a printing system for printing flat substrates, in particular printed circuit boards, solar cells or wafers, with at least one print head, in particular dispenser, for applying printing compound to the substrates, the print head being connectable or connected to a container providing printing compound, and having a Storage system which has at least one container, which is designed for storing a liquid printing mass, and at least one carrier, on which the container can be detachably arranged.
- storage devices which have a carrier suitable for the container, so that the container can be securely arranged on the carrier and, if necessary, can be removed from or from the carrier.
- the invention is based on the object of creating an improved storage device which, on the one hand, enables the storage of different printing masses and, on the other hand, ensures that the printing masses can be removed easily.
- a storage device having the features of claim 1 .
- This is characterized in that it is designed as a storage magazine that has a plurality of carriers, the carriers being attached to a circulating conveyor belt, with the conveyor belt being assigned at least one controllable drive motor for driving the conveyor belt.
- the storage magazine is in particular a ring magazine in which the carriers are attached to the conveyor belt and can be moved along with the conveyor belt along a closed ring shape.
- the drive motor which is preferably in the form of an electric motor, pneumatic motor or hydraulic motor, ensures that the containers or carriers can be moved in a targeted manner while requiring only little space.
- the conveyor belt is preferably designed as a conveyor cable or as a conveyor belt, particularly preferably as a toothed belt.
- the conveyor belt with the carriers is arranged in a housing and the housing has at least one opening through which the respective container can be attached to one of the carriers or removed from one of the carriers.
- the opening is thus formed at a transfer point of the housing at which containers can be removed from the magazine or inserted into the magazine.
- the housing is preferably at least essentially closed, so that the containers inside the housing are protected from external influences.
- the housing also means, for example, that the interior of the housing can be temperature-controlled or provided with a climate that ensures that the printing masses can be stored for a long time in the housing or in the storage magazine.
- a controllable air conditioning device is preferably assigned to the housing.
- a closing element is optionally assigned to the opening of the housing, by means of which the opening can be closed completely in order to be able to maintain the climate inside the housing in an energy-efficient manner.
- an actuator is assigned to the closing element, which automates the closing element can be opened or closed.
- a curtain in particular a lamellar curtain, is conceivable in the area of the opening in order to at least largely close it and thereby protect the interior from the climate in the vicinity of the housing.
- the opening is preferably formed in the side wall and/or top wall of the housing.
- the carriers of the storage magazine are all of the same design.
- the carriers are all used to hold containers of the same design. This makes the system easy to use and different pressure masses can be filled into the containers. A simple replacement and an optimized utilization of the installation space are thus reliably guaranteed.
- the conveyor belt is designed to run around in a horizontal plane, so that the containers are also shifted or shifted in the horizontal plane by driving the conveyor belt.
- the conveyor belt runs in a plane inclined to the horizontal plane, in which case the carriers can then be rotated relative to the conveyor belt in order to maintain the orientation of the containers regardless of the position along the run of the conveyor belt, thus ensuring that no Pressure mass can escape from one of the containers.
- Each container preferably has a closing element or a cover which closes a filling and/or removal opening for the printing mass.
- each tank of the system has an actuatable valve that allows automatic connection of the tank to a printhead.
- each carrier has a V-shaped or U-shaped receptacle open at the edge.
- the containers can be inserted into the respective carrier from the side or edge and do not have to be inserted completely into the carrier from above, for example. This ensures easy loading and unloading of containers on the carriers of the storage magazine.
- the storage device preferably has a large number of containers, which are also designed in the same way, so that each container interacts securely with each carrier.
- the respective container preferably has a guide section that can be inserted into the receptacle and a Holding section, wherein the holding section has at least one holding projection projecting laterally beyond the guide section for resting on the carrier.
- the container can thus be pushed with the guide section at the edge into the receptacle of the respective carrier laterally or radially in relation to a central axis of the container in order to then place or deposit the container with the holding section on the carrier.
- the retaining projection has a width that is greater than the clear width of the receptacle of the carrier, so that the container can be securely arranged on the carrier.
- the retaining projection is particularly preferably designed as a collar extending over the circumference of the container. This ensures that the container can always be securely fastened to the carrier regardless of a rotational position of the container about its longitudinal central axis, since the collar on the carrier can be removed at the edge of the receptacle regardless of the rotational position.
- the container particularly preferably has a circular cross section, so that it is in the form of a circular cylinder or a test tube and can be securely mounted on the carrier at any time.
- the containers are designed as printer cartridges that can be used in a print head or a printing device.
- the housing has at least one sensor for detecting at least one status value of a pressure mass in one of the containers.
- the sensor is used to determine the fill level of the printing mass in a container arranged on a carrier.
- at least one sensor is designed to determine a quality of the printing mass, for example in relation to an ink particle density or a moisture value or an aging condition.
- the senor is designed as a light sensor, weight sensor or level sensor for this purpose.
- the sensor is arranged in particular in the housing and is firmly positioned so that the containers with the printing masses can be conveyed past the sensor by driving the conveyor belt, so that a sensor process in the housing is always carried out at the same point.
- Each container particularly preferably has an identification device and the storage magazine has at least one reading device for detecting an identification of the respective container provided by the identification device.
- the identification device is designed, for example, as an optically detectable identification feature, such as a bar code, DMC code (data matrix code) or QR code (quick response code).
- RFID Radio Frequency Identification
- the use of an RFID chip also makes it possible for the storage device itself to store data in the identification device of the respective container, such as data relating to the current fill level or the quality of the printing mass in the container.
- the storage time and the storage condition as well as the storage history can also be stored.
- the carriers each have an identification device in order to be able to store an assignment of the containers to the carriers.
- At least one holding-down device for the containers is arranged in the housing above the conveyor belt.
- the hold-down device ensures, for example, that incorrectly inserted containers are pushed into the carrier by the hold-down device into a lowered position or a position placed on the carrier when they are conveyed along the hold-down device by the conveyor belt. This ensures that the containers are always held securely and in a desired position on the respective carrier.
- the hold-down device assigns a closing element to the containers as they pass and is pushed into an opening of the container in order to automatically close the top of the container, or an existing closing or lid element is pressed back into the container.
- the containers preferably have an opening at one of their front ends, through which the containers can be filled with the desired printing mass in a separate device.
- the opening is preferably closed tightly by a closing element.
- the hold-down device ensures that the closing element, if it has become detached or partially detached from the container, is pushed back into the closed position. This is advantageous, for example, when the closing element is forced out of the container as a result of the pressure generated in the container during its use in a pressure device.
- the storage magazine is also assigned a transport device, in particular a dispenser of a pushing device, which is designed to remove a container from a carrier of the storage magazine and feed it to the pushing device and to remove a container from a pushing device and attach it to a carrier to arrange the storage magazine.
- the removal of containers from the storage magazine and the feeding of containers into the storage magazine is thus accomplished automatically by the transport device.
- the transport device is, for example, a controllable robot arm or the dispenser of the pressing device itself.
- the printing system according to the invention with the features of claim 15 is distinguished by the design of the storage device according to the invention. This results in the advantages already mentioned.
- the printing system also has the transport device mentioned above, by means of which a container can be transported from the storage magazine to the print head or from the print head to the storage magazine. This ensures a fully automatic printing mass exchange at the print head, with the storage magazine being able to provide a selection of different printing masses in a small space thanks to the multiple containers.
- the dispenser particularly preferably forms a transport device, by means of which a container can be removed from the storage system or fed to the storage system.
- the dispenser particularly preferably has at least one gripping device, by means of which the dispenser, which can be moved independently of the print head of the printing device, can grip and remove a container from the storage magazine.
- a fluid connection between the dispenser and the container and the pressure mass located therein is automatically produced by the gripping device when the container is removed from the storage system and interrupted when the container is fed to the storage system by the dispenser.
- Figure 1 shows an advantageous storage device for a printing system in a perspective view
- FIG. 2 shows an enlarged detailed view of the storage device from FIG.
- FIG. 3 shows a further perspective illustration of the bearing device without a housing
- FIGS. 4A and 4B further detailed views of the storage device
- FIG. 5 shows an advantageous further development of the bearing device in a perspective view
- FIG. 6 shows an advantageous printing system with the storage device in a simplified representation.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of an advantageous storage device 1 for a printing system that is not shown in detail here.
- the storage device 1 has a housing 2 in which a storage magazine 3 is arranged, which is designed as a ring magazine.
- the storage magazine 3 has a conveyor belt 4 which is arranged circumferentially in the housing 2 in a horizontal plane and has a plurality of carriers 5 for receiving one container 6 each.
- An opening 7 is formed in the housing 2 through which the storage magazine 3 can be reached, in particular in order to remove containers 6 preferably automatically or to feed containers 6 to the storage magazine 3 .
- a transport device is provided for removing and supplying, which is explained in more detail below.
- the opening 7 is only slightly wider than one of the carriers 5 and larger than one of the containers 6, so that a container 6 can be removed or removed or supplied through the opening 7.
- the opening 7 extends in a side wall 8 and according to the present embodiment also in a top wall 9, so that when a carrier 5 is in the region of the opening 7, the container 6 arranged on the carrier 5 both from above through the opening 7 in the top wall 9 and through the side wall 8 can be reached.
- the housing 2 has, in particular on a front side 2', which is located in particular on the end of the housing 2 facing away from the opening 7, a further, in particular wide opening, which is designed for manual or fully autonomous loading of the container 6, i.e. a manual or allows the containers in the storage magazine 3 to be loaded fully autonomously.
- Each carrier 5 has a carrier element 10 which is firmly connected to the conveyor belt 4 and which is designed in the form of a fork, so that it has a V-shaped or U-shaped receptacle 11 .
- the receptacle 11 is open at the edge, namely on the outside 12 of the carrier element 10 facing away from the conveyor belt 4 . Starting from the outside 12, the clear width of the receptacle 11 tapers, so that there are preferably no undercuts in the receptacle in the lateral insertion direction.
- a recess 14 which extends up to the receptacle 11 .
- the indentation 14 completely surrounds the receptacle 11 and has an outer contour which essentially corresponds to the contour of the indentation 14 .
- a support 15 is created in the carrier element 10, in which the respective container 6 is held in a form-fitting manner, as shown in FIG.
- the containers 6 are each designed as a cartridge and have a cylindrical base body 16 which is open at one end 17 and is closed at the end 18 facing away from the one end 17 .
- the container 6 also has a laterally protruding retaining projection 18 in the form of a collar 19 extending over the entire circumference of the container 6 .
- the cross section of the container 6 is circular, so that the collar 19 also has a circular cross section or a circular outer contour.
- the indentation 14 in the carrier 10 has a corresponding outer contour which has a slightly larger diameter than the collar 19 the support 15 in the recess 14 can be deducted so that the container is held securely in the carrier 5.
- the container 6 can be gripped by the already mentioned transport device from above through the opening 7 in the area of the top wall 9 and/or from below or laterally through the opening in the area of the side wall 8, lifted slightly and then laterally through the opening 7 in the side wall 8 are led out of the housing 2, or vice versa, as indicated by double arrows in FIG.
- the conveyor belt 4 is arranged in the upper area of the housing 2 so that even larger containers 6, as shown in FIG.
- different containers can be placed in the carrier 6, in particular containers with different lengths or heights can be placed.
- the containers 6 of the storage facility 1 or of the printing system are preferably of the same design.
- FIG. 3 shows the storage device 1 in a further perspective illustration without the housing 2.
- a support structure 20 is arranged on the housing base and carries a guide plate 21 at a distance from the housing base.
- the guide plate 21 extends horizontally and has a narrow width and, in comparison thereto, a large length, so that it is horizontally elongated.
- deflection rollers 22, 23 At both ends--seen in the longitudinal extension--of the guide plate 21 there are deflection rollers 22, 23, around which the conveyor belt 4 is guided parallel to the guide plate 21 and, in particular, is tensioned.
- the axes of rotation of the deflection rollers 22, 23 are aligned vertically.
- the conveyor belt 4 is designed in particular as a toothed belt and at least the deflection roller 22 has external teeth corresponding to the teeth of the toothed belt in order to ensure reliable torque transmission to the toothed belt.
- the deflection roller 22 is connected in a rotationally fixed manner to a drive motor 24 by a shaft which is passed through the guide plate 21 and which is arranged below the guide plate 21 and thus between the housing base and the guide plate 21 .
- the drive motor 24 is designed as an electric motor.
- the conveyor belt 4 can thus be set in motion by electrically actuating the drive motor 24, so that it runs around the deflection rollers 22, 23 in a ring shape.
- a guide element 45 is located between the deflection rollers 22, 23, which ensures that the toothed belt in the area between the deflection rollers 23 follows an intended track.
- the element 25 serves in particular as a spacer between the conveyor belt sections of the conveyor belt 4 running in opposite directions during operation.
- FIG. 3 shows a plurality of carriers 5, in this case ten, are arranged on the conveyor belt 4. Since the conveyor belt 4 runs in a ring shape in a horizontal plane, the carriers 5 are all arranged on the outside of the conveyor belt 4 and, in particular, are evenly spaced from one another—seen in the direction in which the conveyor belt 4 extends. While there are ten carriers 5 according to the present exemplary embodiment, the storage device 1 can of course also have more or fewer carriers 5 .
- FIG. 3 shows the bearing device 1 on the side of the housing 2 facing away from the opening 7.
- a plurality of sensor devices 25 to arranged, which serve, for example, to determine a level of pressure mass in the respective container 6 or a quality of the pressure mass.
- the sensor 25 is designed for container or cartridge detection, in particular for detecting the presence of a cartridge and/or its fill level.
- the sensor 26 is designed in particular as a barcode reader, which is used to read a barcode applied to the respective cartridge or the respective container 6 .
- the sensor 27' is preferably designed as a reading and/or writing device for RFID chips or tags. The sensor 27' is assigned to the upper side of the carrier 10 in order to read or write to RFID chips arranged on the carrier 10.
- a further sensor device 27′′ is provided as an alternative or in addition and is also designed as a reading and/or writing device for RFID chips, which in this case are then arranged or can be arranged on the respective container 6 .
- a further sensor 27 is optionally arranged on the end face 2', in particular in the area of the floor, which serves as a safety switch in the area of the opening of the housing 2 formed in the end face 2'. That's what the sensor is for designed in particular to generate a light grid which extends over the openings in the end face 2 ′ and ensures safe intervention by the operator for loading or removing containers 6 and thus for loading the storage magazine 3 . If the sensor 27 detects, for example, that a user is reaching into the housing 2 through the opening in the end face 2', the conveying of the containers 6 by the conveyor belt 4 is interrupted. The sensor 27 thus acts as a safety circuit for the storage magazine 3.
- FIG. 3 also shows that a plurality of hold-down devices 28 , 29 are arranged in the housing 2 .
- the hold-down devices 28 In the normal running direction of the conveyor belt, as indicated by arrows in FIG. 3, the hold-down devices 28 have ramps 30, which have a decreasing distance from the containers 6 in the direction of movement of the containers.
- the hold-down devices 28 are used, for example, to press a closing element for the respective container 6 into the respective container 6 or to push the respective container 6 onto the receptacle 15 until it abuts with the collar 19 in order to ensure a secure hold on the respective holder 5 to guarantee.
- Figures 4A and 4B show the guidance of the carrier 5 in the storage device 1 in enlarged detail views.
- Figure 4A shows a top view of one of the carriers 5, which is located at a front end of the conveyor belt 4
- Figure 4B shows a perspective view of the same carrier 5.
- the guide plate 21 has a guide groove 31 extending over the entire circumference.
- Each carrier 5 has on its underside assigned to the guide plate 21 two guide rollers 32 or bolts lying in the guide groove 31 .
- the guide rollers 32 have an outer diameter that is slightly smaller than the clear width of the guide groove 31, so that the carrier 5 or the carrier element 10 is guided by the guide rollers 32 along the guide groove 31 on the guide plate 21.
- the conveyor belt has a driver 33 which projects laterally and which lies in a lateral recess 34 of the carrier element 10 .
- the driver 33 is pressed into the recess 34 so that it is connected to the carrier 5 without play.
- the driver 33 is firmly connected to the conveyor belt 4, particularly preferably designed in one piece with it. If the conveyor belt 4 is now driven, the driver 33 pushes the carrier 5 with the guide rollers 32 along the guide groove 31 of the guide plate 21.
- Each carrier 5 has two further guide rollers 32 on the upper side 13 facing away from the guide plate 21 , which are arranged axially parallel to the guide rollers 32 on the underside of the carrier 5 .
- These guide rollers 32 serve to run in a guide groove corresponding to the guide groove 31 of a further guide plate 35 which is arranged opposite the guide plate 21 and thus covers the belt drive from above.
- Figure 5 shows a further perspective view of the bearing device with the guide plate 35 now shown, which is opposite the guide plate 21, so that the carriers 5 run between the guide plates 21, 35 and each lie with their guide rollers 32 in one of the guide grooves 31. This ensures that the carriers are guided with the conveyor belt 4 safely and precisely.
- the containers 6 By activating the drive motor 24, the containers 6 can be moved in such a way that they can be fed to the opening 7 if necessary, in order to be able to be removed from there.
- the containers and/or the carriers each have a Identification device 36, which is designed for example as an optically readable QR code or bar code, or as an RFID chip, as already described above.
- the sensor 27 By means of a corresponding sensor system, in particular by means of the sensor 27, which is designed here as a reading device for the identification device 36, the data can be recorded and thus the respective container and/or carrier can be identified and stored, for example, in a memory of a control unit of the storage device. If required, the stored and selected container can then be fed to the opening in a targeted manner.
- the RFID chips each represent a non-volatile memory, security against interference is guaranteed. This is important for warehousing when the storage facility 1 or the associated printing device is switched off at night, at the weekend and/or for a longer period of time and the containers 6 remain in the storage facility 1 or in the printing device.
- FIG. 6 shows, in a schematic representation, the integration of the storage device 1 into an advantageous printing system.
- the printing system has a printing device 37 with a print head 38 and with a dispenser 39 that can be controlled.
- the dispenser 39 can be controlled and moved, in particular, independently of the print head 38 .
- the dispenser 39 has a cartridge holder 40 into which one of the containers 6 with a desired printing mass can be inserted.
- the printing device 37 has a printing table 41 on which a substrate 42 to be printed can be placed for the printing process.
- the substrate 42 is, for example, a printed circuit board, a wafer or a solar cell or the like.
- the printing mass from the container 6 is applied by the dispenser 39 to a printing stencil, only indicated here, and then applied by the print head 38, in particular by means of a squeegee of the print head 38, through the printing stencil onto the substrate 42 to be printed.
- the bearing device 1 is arranged next to the printing table or the printing head.
- the storage device 1 is assigned a transport device 43 which, according to one exemplary embodiment, has a controllable robot arm.
- the robot arm is designed to remove a container 6 from the opening 7 of the housing 2 of the storage device 1 and to insert it into the cartridge holder 40 of the dispenser 39 or to feed it from the dispenser 39 to the storage magazine 3 .
- the transport device 43 is formed by the dispenser 39 .
- the dispenser 39 has, for example, a gripping device 44 which is designed to remove a container 6 from the storage magazine 3 or to feed it.
- the cartridge holder 40 and the container 6 are designed in such a way that when they are inserted into the cartridge holder 40, a connection to the printing mass in the container 6 is automatically opened or released.
- the containers 6 have, for example, at their end 18 facing away from the collar 19, a valve 45 which interacts with a corresponding actuating device in the cartridge holder 40 for releasing the pressure mass.
- the storage device 1 together with the transport device 43 and the printing table 37, forms the printing system that allows a printing mass change to be carried out fully automatically and thereby achieve high throughput times when creating certain products that have to be printed with different printing masses.
- the printing masses can be, for example, electrically conductive printing masses for creating conductor tracks, but also paints or other masses or pastes.
- the storage magazine 3 can be loaded and unloaded (loaded) through the openings in the end face 2' of the storage magazine 3 by an operator either manually or automatically by an automatic machine or robot (both not shown). The opening 7 is thus reserved for access by the dispenser 39 or the transport device 43 . This ensures that the printing device 37 is decoupled from the loading of the storage magazine 3 .
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