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Method and apparatus for simultaneously assembling two or more continuous tobacco layers

CA 2302884 A1 · Owner: Mdj Enterprises Ltd. · Inventors: Hrboticky, Karel

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Method and apparatus for simultaneously assembling two or more tobacco layers (8) to produce two or more Continuous Cigarette rods. The aim of this invention is to eliminate any assistance of the presently used mechanical or additional pneumatic means for a division of the tobacco particles (3) into two or more equal amounts. The division is achieved exclusively by means of two or more conveying airflows (10). A flow of tobacco particles (3) is conveyed upwardly in a duct flow (4) through a rectangular suction duct (2) towards two or more bottom branches (5) of two or more parallel air-permeable suction bands (6) of a suction conveyor apparatus (1). The bottom branches (6) are separated by …

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FiledMarch 20, 2000
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedMarch 20, 2020
Patent numberCA 2302884 A1
Classification (IPC)A24C5/39 +1 more

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