High speed automatic packaging machine with anti-centrifugal force transport means
CA 2055265 C · Owner: Tisma, Stevan · Inventors: Tisma, Stevan
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A high speed automatic packaging machine is constructed from standardized modules in order to reduce cost and standardize operational an maintenance procedures. The standardized modules include conveyor chains trained over sprocket wheels to form modules which may be ganged to maintain synchronization of operations. Various types of mandrels may be attached to the conveyor chain in order to adapt the machine to load different types of products. The mandrels experience significant centrifugal forces as they go around the path defined by the sprocket wheels. To prevent the mandrels from slapping the conveyor chain when it is traveling at high speed, a leading end of the mandrel is pivotly …
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- Filed November 12, 1991 and granted September 25, 2001. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended November 12, 2011.
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