Takeout device and method for tranferring glass containers
CA 2495808 A1 · Owner: Mazur, William F. · Inventors: Gerber, Stephen M.; Shue, Larry N.; Mazur, William F.
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A takeout device (10) and method for transferring one or more usually a , plurality, of freshly-formed glass containers (C) from molds (18) of a section of an I. S. machine to a deadplate (20) of the machine. The takeout device has an oscillatable arm (12) that carries a head (14) from which a tong (16) for each of the containers is suspended. Oscillation of the arm is powered by a reversible, linearly-acting electrical motor (24) preferably an a.c. servo , motor, that causes a rack (28) to reciprocate. The rack drives an oscillatable gear (34) that oscillatingly drives the arm. The motor is mounted at the top of a post (30) at an elevation above the elevations of the molds and the …
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