Apparatus for separating straight sausages from a string with removal means for the sausages
CA 2032140 A1 · Owner: Stork Protecon B.V. · Inventors: Van Den Dungen, Wilhelmus Johannes Everardus
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Apparatus for the separation of sausages from a string by a scissor structure moving with the string of which structure the, scissors (5, 6) constrict and separate the string. In the zone of separation of the sausages these are present on a stationary inclined guide surface (10), leading to a moving conveying surface (12). Above the guide surface (10) and to the sides of the sausages blowing means (15) are provided, blowing sir from the side onto the sausages, so that they are displaced sideways on the guide surface (10) directly at separation from the string. Thus the sausages form rows one to the side of the other on the conveying surface (12) in, which either exclusively blowing takes …
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