Gob delivery apparatus for a glassware forming machine
CA 2099361 C · Owner: Heye International Gmbh · Inventors: Graefe, Andreas; Moller, Eckhard; Struckmeier, Manfred
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Gobs of molten glass fall in succession into a scoop (8) which can be swivelled about a vertical axis and which supplies gobs to subsequent multiple delivery systems (3), for example of an I.S. glassware forming machine. The gobs travel along a path of movement (13) from the scoop (8) in free flight to a sliding member (9), from this in free flight to a trough (10), and from this again in free flight to a deflector (11) which is downwardly curved. The deflector (11) delivers the gobs so that their longitudinal axis lies coaxially with respect to the, longitudinal axis (31) of a mould (4) which is to be charged. The sliding member (9) is supported to be fixed relative to the machine. The …
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- Filed February 28, 1992 and granted May 23, 2000. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended February 28, 2012.
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