81 |
Deshirred sausage casing and production thereof |
JP7635383 |
1983-05-02 |
JPS58201940A |
1983-11-25 |
KURAUSU ANDORE; ERUFURIIDE FUTSUCHIEROITAA; HORUSUTOOEERITSUHI BEJIIRU |
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82 |
JPS58501358A - |
JP50321582 |
1982-10-12 |
JPS58501358A |
1983-08-18 |
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83 |
JPS5820243B2 - |
JP12424879 |
1979-09-28 |
JPS5820243B2 |
1983-04-22 |
ARUBAATO JOOJI SUTOORII |
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84 |
High density shirred casing with core |
JP7159482 |
1982-04-30 |
JPS5813341A |
1983-01-25 |
JIYOOJI HARORUDO MAHOONI; JIYON HERAA BETSUKUMAN; AASAA RII SHIERIDAN |
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85 |
JPS5753043B2 - |
JP50148279 |
1979-08-31 |
JPS5753043B2 |
1982-11-11 |
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86 |
JPS5618443B2 - |
JP2273174 |
1974-02-26 |
JPS5618443B2 |
1981-04-28 |
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87 |
JPS55500607A - |
JP50148279 |
1979-08-31 |
JPS55500607A |
1980-09-04 |
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88 |
JPS5422497B2 - |
JP5396375 |
1975-05-07 |
JPS5422497B2 |
1979-08-07 |
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89 |
Method of and device for folding synthetic material tube in bellows in sausage producing synthetic intenstine or like |
JP12398477 |
1977-10-15 |
JPS5391893A |
1978-08-12 |
GIYUNTAA KORUROSU |
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90 |
JPS5320913B1 - |
JP2779768 |
1968-04-26 |
JPS5320913B1 |
1978-06-29 |
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91 |
JPS5017550B1 - |
JP6674372 |
1972-07-05 |
JPS5017550B1 |
1975-06-21 |
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92 |
JPS5014599B1 - |
JP2952271 |
1971-05-06 |
JPS5014599B1 |
1975-05-29 |
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93 |
JPS4942851A - |
JP8455173 |
1973-07-26 |
JPS4942851A |
1974-04-22 |
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94 |
JPS4859985A - |
JP8828072 |
1972-09-01 |
JPS4859985A |
1973-08-22 |
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95 |
JPS4825118B1 - |
JP5363871 |
1971-07-20 |
JPS4825118B1 |
1973-07-26 |
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96 |
SHIRRING COMPOSITION AND APPLICATIONS THEREOF |
US14241208 |
2012-08-23 |
US20140314915A1 |
2014-10-23 |
Ion Inaki Garcia Martinez |
The present invention relates to a composition for shirring artificial casings which allows conferring the casing with a high capacity to cling to the meat paste stuffed therein. The composition of the invention comprises at least one heat curable polycationic resinous component, a polyolic component and water, wherein the water activity (aw) index has a value greater than or equal to 0.70. A casing impregnated by said composition, the meat product stuffed in said casing and the method for impregnating the casing with the composition of the invention is also contemplated. |
97 |
Method for closing the end of folded tubular casings |
US12922646 |
2008-03-17 |
US08568807B2 |
2013-10-29 |
Agustin Olleta Remón; Carlos Azcárate Gallués; Carlos Longo Areso; Esteban Martinez García; Javier Jimenez Fernández; Jesus Alustiza Cumba; Jesus Ayechu Redín; Antonio Manuel Gil Ruiz; Roberto Puente Lopategui |
The invention relates to a method for closing the end of shirred tubular casings which comprises deshirring a terminal portion of the tubular casing in the direction of the axis of the stick, turning over the deshirred terminal portion in order to insert same inside the casing, securing the deshirred terminal portion from inside the casing, rotating the terminal portion and flattening the rotated terminal portion.This method is performed at the outlet of the shirring line (ON-LINE) as an additional phase of said operation, or it is performed away from the deshirring line (OFF-LINE) as an operation independent from the deshirring. |
98 |
Computer program products for ruckers capable of rucking fixed diameter coverings |
US13241591 |
2011-09-23 |
US08142264B2 |
2012-03-27 |
Dennis J. May; Samuel D. Griggs; Matthew Lowder |
Computer program products for ruckers for rucking sleeves of covering material onto a chute body include a translating member disposed in a housing having an axis of movement configured to reciprocally translate a chute body about the axis of movement; and at least one gripping member disposed in the housing in cooperating alignment with the translating member. In operation, the at least one gripping member has an automated stroke cycle whereby the at least one gripping member is configured to travel inwardly a distance sufficient to snugly abut an outer surface of the chute body while the chute body travels in a first direction about the axis of movement and to travel outwardly a sufficient distance to prevent contact with the chute body while the chute body travels in a second opposing direction about the axis of movement. |
99 |
LOADING CAPS FOR RUCKERS CAPABLE OF RUCKING FIXED DIAMETER COVERINGS |
US13115321 |
2011-05-25 |
US20110219727A1 |
2011-09-15 |
Dennis J. May; Samuel D. Griggs; Matthew Lowder |
Methods, apparatus and associated devices for rucking sleeves of covering material onto a chute body include a translating member disposed in a housing having an axis of movement configured to reciprocally translate a chute body about the axis of movement; and at least one gripping member disposed in the housing in cooperating alignment with the translating member. Each at least one gripping member has a gripping edge portion that defines a gripping surface. The at least one gripping member configured to reciprocally translate substantially orthogonal to the axis of movement. In operation, the at least one gripping member has an automated stroke cycle whereby the at least one gripping member is configured to travel inwardly a distance sufficient to snugly abut an outer surface of the chute body while the chute body travels in a first direction about the axis of movement and to travel outwardly a sufficient distance to prevent contact with the chute body while the chute body travels in a second opposing direction about the axis of movement. |
100 |
Ruckers capable of rucking fixed diameter coverings and associated devices, methods, systems and computer program products |
US11456356 |
2006-07-10 |
US07704129B2 |
2010-04-27 |
Dennis J. May; Samuel D. Griggs; Matthew Lowder |
Methods, apparatus and associated devices for rucking sleeves of covering material onto a chute body include a translating member disposed in a housing having an axis of movement configured to reciprocally translate a chute body about the axis of movement; and at least one gripping member disposed in the housing in cooperating alignment with the translating member. Each at least one gripping member has a gripping edge portion that defines a gripping surface. The at least one gripping member configured to reciprocally translate substantially orthogonal to the axis of movement. In operation, the at least one gripping member has an automated stroke cycle whereby the at least one gripping member is configured to travel inwardly a distance sufficient to snugly abut an outer surface of the chute body while the chute body travels in a first direction about the axis of movement and to travel outwardly a sufficient distance to prevent contact with the chute body while the chute body travels in a second opposing direction about the axis of movement. |