| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 141 | LOW FRICTION, DIRECT DRIVE CONVEYOR BELT | US14754772 | 2015-06-30 | US20150298912A1 | 2015-10-22 | Michael DeGroot |
| A thermoplastic endless belt has a smooth outer surface substantially free of discontinuities and an inner surface with a plurality of teeth at a given belt pitch. The teeth are adapted to engage a pulley with circumferentially spaced sheaves at a pulley pitch greater than the belt pitch. The belt is slightly stretchable so that the pulley can drive the endless belt when engaging the teeth within a range of load on the belt. Means are provided to minimize friction between the belt and the drive pulley. Also, a position limiter ensures that the driven tooth stays engaged optimally with the drive sheave. | ||||||
| 142 | TRANSPORT APPARATUS WITH AN ENDLESS BELT-LIKE TRANSPORT MEMBER | US14611290 | 2015-02-02 | US20150232281A1 | 2015-08-20 | Heino HEITPLATZ; Philipp SCHÄFER |
| A transport apparatus with an endless belt-like transport member, which is guided circulating in a conveying direction via a plurality of rotating return rollers, there being formed between a first return roller and a second return roller a transport section in which articles to be conveyed can be picked up and transported by the transport member, and wherein the first return roller has a convex outer lateral surface with a diameter that reduces outwards from a central plane arranged perpendicularly to an axis of rotation of the first return roller, and the second return roller has a concave outer lateral surface with a diameter that increases outwards from a central plane arranged perpendicularly to an axis of rotation of the second return roller. | ||||||
| 143 | INSTALLATION WITH AT LEAST ONE CONTINUOUS CONVEYOR BELT FOR CONVEYING MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS | US14614441 | 2015-02-05 | US20150232278A1 | 2015-08-20 | KLAUS BARTELMUSS |
| A conveying installation has least one endless conveyor belt guided via a plurality of rollers along a leading belt run for conveying material or products and a returning belt run, particularly for manufacturing a paper web with a wire belt or felt belt. At least one of the rollers has an adjustable mounting for adjusting and correcting a direction of movement of the conveyor belt. A tensioning unit for detecting and controlling a tension of the conveyor belt has a pressure-measuring apparatus disposed at the adjustable mounting. A movement correction unit for detecting deviations of a direction of movement of the conveyor belt from a correct movement and for correcting the movement includes a sensor that is disposed to monitor a lateral periphery of the conveyor belt. A sensor output of the sensor is used for adjusting the adjustable mounting of the one of the rollers. | ||||||
| 144 | Conveying device with a planar conveying element | US14235204 | 2012-07-19 | US09108802B2 | 2015-08-18 | Jurgen Wehner |
| A conveying device with a revolving, extensively extended conveying member with an upper run section and with a lower run section, wherein the conveying member is deflected in two head-end regions that lie opposite one another. The conveying device includes a drive device arranged in a head-end region and having an electric drive motor and a drive shaft coupled thereto. The drive shaft has at least one drive member for driving the conveying member at least partly wrapping the drive member. The drive motor includes a motor shaft that is connected to drive shafts arranged on both sides of the motor, wherein the motor shaft and the drive shafts are arranged coaxially. The drive device is arranged within the conveying device between side limitation devices and between the upper and lower run sections and, in the conveying direction, is arranged between the two head-ends of the conveying member. | ||||||
| 145 | Document recycle box | US13746533 | 2013-01-22 | US08967389B2 | 2015-03-03 | Tetsuya Tomiyoshi; Katsuya Sadahiro; Kengo Akashi |
| A document recycle box is provided to comprise: a housing 60, a cover 52 rotatably attached to housing 60, a convey belt device 51 of a recycle conveyor device 50 attached to one of housing 60 or cover 52 along one side of a recycle pathway 11 extending within housing 60, a plurality of rollers 53 of recycle conveyor device 50 attached to the other of housing 60 or cover 52 along the other side of recycle pathway 11 on the opposite side of conveyor belt device 51, and a drum device 43 rotatably disposed within housing 60. Cover 52 may be released from housing 60 to move recycle conveyor 50 away from rollers 53 to easily remove a jammed document within recycle pathway 11. | ||||||
| 146 | CONVEYING DEVICE WITH A PLANAR CONVEYING ELEMENT | US14235222 | 2012-07-19 | US20140151198A1 | 2014-06-05 | Jurgen Wehner |
| A conveying device with a revolving, extensively extended conveying member having an upper run section and a lower run section, wherein the conveying member is deflected in two head-end regions that lie opposite one another. The conveying device includes a drive device arranged in a head-end region and having an electric drive motor and a drive shaft coupled thereto. The drive motor includes a motor shaft that leads away from the motor at both sides and that is connected to drive shafts arranged on both sides. The motor shaft and the drive shafts are arranged coaxially, and the drive device is arranged within the conveying device between side limitation devices, the upper run section, and the lower run section and, in the conveying direction is arranged between the two head-ends of the conveying member. | ||||||
| 147 | DEVICE FOR SUPPLYING MOLDED PARTS IN A BEVERAGE FILLING PLANT | US14084331 | 2013-11-19 | US20140138210A1 | 2014-05-22 | Klaus Buchhauser; Sebastian Klepatz; Markus Schönfelder |
| There is provided devices for supplying molded parts in a beverage filling plant. An exemplary device may include a circulating conveyor chain for conveying the molded parts, wherein the circular conveyor chain forms a helical conveying track between an intake area and a discharge area, and a buffer for buffering the molded parts, wherein the buffer is disposed at the intake area or at the discharge area. The buffer may include a buffer base are within the helical conveying track for buffering the molded part. Another exemplary device may include a circulating conveyor chain for conveying the molded parts, wherein the circular conveyor chain forms a helical conveying track between an intake area and a discharge area, and wherein the helical conveying track extends around a space which is free of machine parts. The space may be formed to allow for an assembly space or manhole through the device. | ||||||
| 148 | BELT CONVEYOR | US14111611 | 2012-04-25 | US20140034457A1 | 2014-02-06 | Rüdiger Kliefoth |
| A belt conveyor (1) includes a conveyor bed (6) on which belt rollers (13, 14) are arranged, respectively, at both the leading end and the trailing end relative to the transport direction T, and it also includes a conveyor belt (5) which is arranged to be movable over the conveyor bed (6, 106) and around the belt rollers (13, 14). The conveyor belt (5) is arranged and pulled tight over the conveyor bed (6) and the belt rollers (13, 14) in such a way that a sealing effect is achieved between the outside borders (7) of the conveyor belt (5) and the conveyor bed (6), wherein the outside borders (7) of the conveyor belt (5) are set back from the edges (16) of the conveyor bed (6) by a distance (d) equal to at least the maximum sweep of a lateral variation in the movement of the conveyor belt. | ||||||
| 149 | CONVEYOR DEVICE | US13819734 | 2011-08-31 | US20130270072A1 | 2013-10-17 | Claudiu Mihai |
| The conveyor device comprises a support, a magnetic driving unit at the support, and an at least substantially sealed conveyor unit demountably supportable on the support. The conveyor unit includes a magnetic drivable unit magnetically drivable by the said magnetic driving unit, and an endless conveyor belt extending around two spaced apart rollers. At least one of the rollers is drivable by the said drivable unit. The conveyor unit is thus preferably demountable from the support for cleaning without requiring disconnection of a physical drive and/or electrical feed extending between the conveyor unit and the support. Additionally, a weighing element is preferably provided at the support to dynamically weigh an item as it moves along the conveyor unit. | ||||||
| 150 | DOCUMENT RECYCLE BOX | US13746533 | 2013-01-22 | US20130186730A1 | 2013-07-25 | Tetsuya Tomiyoshi; Katsuya Sadahiro; Kengo Akashi |
| A document recycle box is provided to comprise: a housing 60, a cover 52 rotatably attached to housing 60, a convey belt device 51 of a recycle conveyor device 50 attached to one of housing 60 or cover 52 along one side of a recycle pathway 11 extending within housing 60, a plurality of rollers 53 of recycle conveyor device 50 attached to the other of housing 60 or cover 52 along the other side of recycle pathway 11 on the opposite side of conveyor belt device 51, and a drum device 43 rotatably disposed within housing 60. Cover 52 may be released from housing 60 to move recycle conveyor 50 away from rollers 53 to easily remove a jammed document within recycle pathway 11. | ||||||
| 151 | Drive for conveyor means or conveyed objects | US12743715 | 2008-11-18 | US08177056B2 | 2012-05-15 | Erwin Muller |
| A drive has a drive unit, wherein the drive unit includes a central body, a drive means, and a driven means circulating around the central body. Conveyor means or objects to be conveyed are able to be conveyed in a driven section of the drive unit along a conveyor path by way of the driven means. The driven means is mounted with respect to the central body by means of a roller body which circulates around the central body in an orbital track. To this end, the driven means rolls on the central body via rollers of the roller body and thereby the roller body transmits radial pressure forces to the central body. The driven means is driven directly by the drive means. The roller body itself is not driven directly by the drive means, but rather it is moved along solely by the rolling of the driven means on the roller body. | ||||||
| 152 | EFFICIENT ASSEMBLY OF INSULATING GLASS WINDOWS | US13292473 | 2011-11-09 | US20120047708A1 | 2012-03-01 | William A. Briese; John Grismer; Timothy B. McGlinchy |
| An insulating glass unit (IGU) assembly line capable of interleaving double and triple pane IGUs in accordance with an IGU production schedule. Visual indicators or prompts instruct operators at the assembly line in configuring a sequence of IGUs. Triple pane IGUs are assembled with minimal contamination of a center glass lite. A non-contact Bernoulli pad is used to lift a glass lite off from a horizontal or vertical support that conveys it from a glass washer to an assembly station. Each of multiple pads has a capacity to lift approximately seven to ten pounds. Use of multiple pads per glass sheet or lite allows lites having dimensions up to 70 by 100 inches (assuming glass thickness of one quarter inch) to be assembled. | ||||||
| 153 | DRIVE FOR CONVEYOR MEANS OR CONVEYED OBJECTS | US12743715 | 2008-11-18 | US20100270132A1 | 2010-10-28 | Erwin Muller |
| A drive has a drive unit, wherein the drive unit includes a central body, a drive means, and a driven means circulating around the central body. Conveyor means or objects to be conveyed are able to be conveyed in a driven section of the drive unit along a conveyor path by way of the driven means. The driven means is mounted with respect to the central body by means of a roller body which circulates around the central body in an orbital track. To this end, the driven means rolls on the central body via rollers of the roller body and thereby the roller body transmits radial pressure forces to the central body. The driven means is driven directly by the drive means. The roller body itself is not driven directly by the drive means, but rather it is moved along solely by the rolling of the driven means on the roller body. | ||||||
| 154 | Low Friction, Direct Drive Conveyor Belt | US11814342 | 2006-01-19 | US20080146391A1 | 2008-06-19 | Michael DeGroot |
| A thermoplastic endless belt (100) has a smooth outer surface substantially free of discontinuities and an inner surface with a plurality of teeth (106) at a given belt pitch. The teeth are adapted to engage a pulley (102) with circumferentially spaced sheaves (104) at a pulley pitch greater than the belt pitch. The belt is slightly stretchable so that the pulley can drive the endless belt when engaging the teeth within a range of load on the belt. Means (132, 136, 138) are provided to minimize friction between the belt and the drive pulley. Also, a position limiter (200) ensures that the driven tooth stays engaged optimally with the drive sheave. | ||||||
| 155 | Transport of containers on conveyors | US09731118 | 2000-12-06 | US20010003733A1 | 2001-06-14 | Stefan Kupper; Michael Schneider; Walter Grobe Bowing; Alfred Laufenberg; Harald Kluschanzoff |
| The invention relates to process for reducing the friction between new and/or freshly washed transport containers and conveyors, in which a composition containing at least one component with lubricating properties is applied to at least part of the surface of the container before it is placed on the conveyor, to containers of which at least part of the outer surface is finished with a film or a coating which contains lubricating components to reduce friction during transport on conveyors and to installations which are intended, and may advantageously be designed, for the transport of such containers. | ||||||
| 156 | Cartoner clean out method | US807832 | 1997-02-27 | US5697201A | 1997-12-16 | Bruce D. Domino; Richard E. Balder |
| A method for halting the function of a high speed packaging machine of the type having a conveyor based article infeed line conveying articles to a flight bar based selection line. The method is useful for performing a clean out procedure used during maintenance, and product or packaging change over. The method comprises the steps of terminating the operation of the infeed line conveyor at a predetermined position; placing an article follower behind a terminal article in each input lane; activating the operation of the infeed line conveyor whereby the articles in each input lane are conveyed to the selection line; and halting the conveyance of the article follower in the input lane prior to the selection line. An article follower and follower system are also disclosed. | ||||||
| 157 | Cartoner clean out system and method | US238167 | 1994-05-04 | US5606848A | 1997-03-04 | Bruce D. Domino; Richard E. Balder |
| A method for halting the function of a high speed packaging machine of the type having a conveyor based article infeed line conveying articles to a flight bar based selection line. The method is useful for performing a clean out procedure used during maintenance, and product or packaging change over. The method comprises the steps of terminating the operation of the infeed line conveyor at a predetermined position; placing an article follower behind a terminal article in each input lane; activating the operation of the infeed line conveyor whereby the articles in each input lane are conveyed to the selection line; and halting the conveyance of the article follower in the input lane prior to the selection line. An article follower and follower system are also disclosed. | ||||||
| 158 | Ultraclean transportation | US424395 | 1995-05-24 | US5544736A | 1996-08-13 | Jean-Pierre Piriou; Jean-Jacques Hermant; Herve Roussel |
| Process and installation for the ultraclean continuous transportation of erial from a point P to a point P' within a bacteriologically controlled zone by a conveyor. The conveyor is continuously covered from upstream of point P with respect to the direction of travel of the conveyor, to downstream of point P', with a solid covering whose surface adapted to come into contact with the material is sterile. The material is deposited at point P on the covering, and the transported material is removed from contact with the solid covering at point P'. The path of the material is enclosed at least between points P and P', and a bacteria-free atmosphere is established in this enclosed path. | ||||||
| 159 | Overlapping flat surface transport carrier conveyor | US618984 | 1990-11-28 | US5064054A | 1991-11-12 | Kurt H. Hoppmann; Philip S. Anderson |
| An endless conveyor for moving material from a first position to a second position comprises a guide which includes a first and second track spaced apart a predetermined distance for defining a path of travel. A plurality of substantially flat surface transport carriers are positioned in a side-by-side relationship. Each substantially flat surface transport carrier includes a first end disposed adjacent to a first track and a second end disposed adjacent to a second track. A drive member engages and pushes each individual substantially flat surface transport carrier and imparts movement thereto along the path of travel defined by the guide. | ||||||
| 160 | Method and conveyor for transporting articles | US233397 | 1988-08-18 | US4848539A | 1989-07-18 | Robert J. Allwein |
| A conveyor for transporting articles over a floor. The conveyor is a continuous belt the bottom run of which slides either on the floor or on a slider pad supported on the floor. The upper run supports the articles and slides on the lower run. The conveyor is run at slow speeds and can extend over long distances. It is well suited for moving large relatively lightweight articles such as bulky packages of insulation. Multiple lengths of conveyors can be used in series to move articles relatively great distances. | ||||||
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