Peg for overhead trouser conveyor
CA 1280992 C · Owner: Diaz-Zorita, Fernando · Inventors: Cristos, Juan Carlos; Diaz-Zorita, Fernando; Lledo, Antonio Romero
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A peg for use with overhead conveyors for carrying, pairs of trousers during pressing between work stations the, peg comprising including a hook, a cylindrical rod attached at one end of the body of the said peg, so that the hook can turn with respect to the said body, and vice versa. The other end of the hook is shaped to facilitate its suspension from the overhead conveyor. The peg body is formed from two rigid parts which hold in place two inverted V-shaped plates and two strips, to which a rectangular prism is attached by handles which enable it to tilt from one side of the said plates to the other.
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- Granted March 5, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 5, 2008.
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