| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | SYSTEM FOR COLLECTING CONFECTIONARY PRODUCT | US15107820 | 2014-12-23 | US20160318716A1 | 2016-11-03 | Cesar Carlos ELEJALDE; Arthur William UPMANN; Eric MECRIN; Miles J. VAN NIEKERK; Michael HAMMES; Matthew SAGENDORF; Marc DEGADY |
| Disclosed is a system for processing confectionary product, the system including a collecting device disposed in line with at least one upstream confectionary production station disposed upstream of said collecting device and at least one downstream confectionary production station disposed downstream of said collecting device; and at least one conveying device configured to convey the confectionary product from said at least one upstream confectionary production station to said collecting device and to receive the confectionary product from said collecting device, and convey the confectionary product to said at least one downstream confectionary production station, wherein said collecting device is configured to collect confectionary product from said conveying device while said at least one upstream confectionary station is operational and said at least one downstream confectionary production station is non-operational. | ||||||
| 42 | Closed gap transfer for a conveyor and method of using same | US14859295 | 2015-09-19 | US09475653B2 | 2016-10-25 | Jay Mark Dugat |
| A transfer device and method diverts packages about a conveyor. The conveyor has a conveyor path extending between locations of a facility. The transfer includes a frame positionable about the conveyor, rollers rotationally supported on the frame (the rollers non-aligned with the conveyor path to define a transfer path way from the conveyor path), belts rotationally supported on the frame between the rollers with a closed gap therebetween (the belts aligned with the conveyor path), and a tub movably coupled to the frame to selectively lift the rollers above the belts to engage the packages whereby the packages are selectively movable to locations away from the conveyor path. | ||||||
| 43 | AN APPARATUS FOR CONVEYING ARTICLES TOWARDS CORRESPONDING POINTS OF USE | US15100396 | 2014-03-31 | US20160297615A1 | 2016-10-13 | Massimo FRANZAROLI |
| Described is an apparatus for conveying articles towards corresponding points of use and preferably located between an upstream machine for making rolls, in particular in the form of a saw machine for cutting rolls from a respective tube or elongate log, and at least corresponding first and second conveyers moving the articles towards corresponding downstream points of use or packaging machines. The apparatus includes a supporting frame for a conveyor which receives the articles from the machine which makes the articles and for a movable conveyor passing the articles respectively at least to first or second conveyors for conveying them downstream. The apparatus has a conveyor receiving the articles and includes a transporting unit engaging the articles at an off-centre lower zone laterally opposite the lateral engagement zone where the articles are engaged by the lateral supporting conveyor of the upstream machine which makes the articles, or saw machine. | ||||||
| 44 | THERMAL MEASUREMENT AND PROCESS CONTROL | US15181341 | 2016-06-13 | US20160286845A1 | 2016-10-06 | Jon A. Hocker; John R. Strong; Ramesh M. Gunawardena; Richard D. Stockard |
| A thermal processing and control system (300) includes a thermal processing station (312) for receiving food products (14) being carried on a conveyor system (316). A first scanning station (318) is located upstream from the thermal processing station (312) for scanning the food products being carried by the conveyor (316). An actuator (420) automatically connects temperature measuring devices (402) with selected food products (14). A diverter conveyor (324) diverts selected food products (14) from the conveyor (316) to a transverse conveyor (326) for either further processing or alternative processing, depending on how system (300) is configured. The temperature measuring devices (402) are automatically removed from the food products at station (329). | ||||||
| 45 | CONVEYOR SYSTEM WITH ROLLER ASSEMBLIES | US14942301 | 2015-11-16 | US20160159581A1 | 2016-06-09 | Matthew L. Fourney |
| A conveyance device comprises a sorting plate housing a plurality of roller assemblies and a series of narrow conveyor belts for conveying articles towards the sorting plate. In a first mode, the narrow conveyor belts bypass the roller assemblies and convey articles over the sorting plate. In a second mode, the conveyor belts bring an article into contact with the roller assemblies, which then manipulate the trajectory of the article. | ||||||
| 46 | Conveying device for conveying containers | US13883184 | 2011-10-12 | US08919536B2 | 2014-12-30 | Berthold Paroth; Martin Backhaus; Christian Schmitz |
| A conveying device for conveying containers in a conveying direction, the containers having bottoms, each of which has a cross-section characterized by a standing-bottom diameter or a smaller and larger standing-bottom diameter. The device has conveyor belts extending along a conveying direction forming a closed loop. The conveyor belts form, with upper-loop lengths thereof, a sub-region of a conveying surface, the upper-loop lengths being disposed adjacent to each other in a rows offset in an axial direction. The containers stand on the upper-loop lengths on their bottoms. The conveyor belts have a width that, for containers having a circular cross-section, is smaller than half the standing-bottom diameter of the smallest container diameter to be conveyed, and, for containers having a non-circular cross-section, is smaller than half a smaller standing-bottom diameter of a smallest container diameter to be conveyed. | ||||||
| 47 | POSITIONING DEVICE AND POSITIONING METHOD FOR POLARIZATION PLATE | US13817157 | 2012-12-27 | US20140294542A1 | 2014-10-02 | Jiasheng Lu; Desheng Yin |
| The present disclosure provides a positioning device for a polarization plate. The positioning device is disposed adjacent to a transferring roller for receiving the polarization plate transferred from the transferring roller and further roughly positioning the polarization plate. The positioning device includes a positioning platform, a driving mechanism; and a conveying mechanism located under the positioning platform and connected to the driving mechanism. The conveying mechanism is capable of being driven to move upwards relative to the positioning platform by the driving mechanism to be partly exposed above the positioning platform. The positioning device of the present disclosure ensures that the whole polarization plate can enter the positioning platform from the transferring roller and be transferred to the target position. | ||||||
| 48 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRANSPORTING VARIABLE-SIZED MEDIA | US12637749 | 2009-12-15 | US20110139582A1 | 2011-06-16 | DOUGLAS K. HERRMANN |
| An apparatus for transporting variable-sized media is described. The apparatus employs multiple parallel beltsets and a control module. Multiple parallel beltsets are situated between an inlet station and a delivery station. Further, each beltset is connected to a motor which drives the beltset. The apparatus also include multiple pushers attached to the belts, such that the distance between two successive pushers is greater than the size of the largest media to be transported. The control module is coupled to each motor and adjusts the distance between the pushers of adjacent beltsets, based on the size of the media to be transported. | ||||||
| 49 | Drive Roller For Flat Belts | US12500040 | 2009-07-09 | US20110009251A1 | 2011-01-13 | Daniel Eric Derscheid |
| A drive roller for flat belts is provided in various embodiments wherein the roller has improved characteristics for maintaining traction of belts, such as lagging applied to the roller. | ||||||
| 50 | Apparatus and method for the slicing of food products | US12791182 | 2010-06-01 | US20100307303A1 | 2010-12-09 | Guenther Weber |
| An apparatus for the slicing of food products has a product feeder which includes a plurality of belt conveyors arranged parallel next to one another. The belt conveyors each include an elastic endless belt serving as a product support for a product to be sliced and they are drivable together in order simultaneously to feed a plurality of products which each lie on one of the belts to a cutting plane in which a cutting blade moves. The belt conveyors have a common drive with a drive shaft. For the setting of an individual single conveying speed for each belt conveyor, a respective setting apparatus is associated with them which is made to individually change the degree of stretching of the belt. | ||||||
| 51 | Conveyor system | US11671301 | 2007-02-05 | US07467704B2 | 2008-12-23 | Martinus Johannes Maria Vertogen; Bram Antonius Carolus Van Rijt |
| A conveyor system includes a plurality of end-to-end conveying modules, a main frame, a control unit, and a guide unit. The conveyor system influences spacing between successive products during transport thereof in a direction of transport between a charge end and a discharge end. Each of the conveying modules includes a frame, a plurality of parallel endless conveyor belts which pass over rotatable pulleys provided at a front side and a rear side of the conveying module, and a drive unit including a motor for driving each of the parallel endless conveyor belts of the conveying module. The conveying modules are connected to the main frame. The control unit controls the drive unit of each of the conveying modules individually. The guide units guides the conveying modules that are positioned between other of the conveying modules in a horizontal direction transverse to the direction of transport. | ||||||
| 52 | Belt conveyor | US11504509 | 2006-08-15 | US20060272930A1 | 2006-12-07 | David Cotter; Kenneth Kooistra; Curtis LeMay |
| A belt conveyor includes a driven roller and at least one other roller positioned along and between opposite sidewalls of the conveyor and a continuous belt routed around the driven roller and the other roller or rollers. The driven roller is drivable to drive the belt around the rollers to move articles along the respective zone. The belt has a low modulus characteristic and may be initially stretched at least 0.75 percent in its lengthwise direction when the belt is reeved or routed around the rollers. The driven roller may be drivable in response to an article sensor that senses articles on the conveyor belt, in order to convey or accumulate articles on the belt conveyor. | ||||||
| 53 | Belt transfer assembly | US10025639 | 2001-12-19 | US06644459B2 | 2003-11-11 | Thomas A. van Leeuwen; Mohammad Ghaeli |
| A transfer assembly for positioning between conveyor sections and for transferring at least one article laterally with respect to the conveying surface defined by the conveyor sections in a direction angled to the conveying direction of the conveying surface includes at least two conveying devices, which define a conveying surface for at least generally aligning with the conveying surface of the conveyor sections, and a sheave assembly. The sheave assembly includes a support member and a reinforced transfer belt having a belt length and defining a transfer surface. At least two transfer sheaves are mounted to the support member with the transfer sheaves supporting the transfer belt. The support member is adapted to move the transfer belt between a non-transferring position wherein the transfer surface is below the conveying surface of the conveying devices and a transferring position wherein the transfer surface is raised above the conveying surface of the conveying devices. The transfer assembly is adapted to move the transfer belt such that the length of the transfer belt changes less than one-quarter of an inch when moved between its non-transferring position and its transferring position. | ||||||
| 54 | Method and device for handling ends for tins | US783936 | 1985-09-26 | US4938649A | 1990-07-03 | Gerrit H. ter Horst; Hendrik C. Vrind; Johannus C. Kempers |
| Apparatus and method in which stacks of tin ends are formed and fed longitudinally to a three-endless belt conveyor in spaced relation of stacks with turns in the feed paths after the first conveyor being defined by overlapping separate three-endless belt conveyor assemblies. The stacks of tin ends may be unwrapped or they may be wrapped, in which latter case, an unwrapping station is provided at which the wrapping is both cut and the wrapping peeled away in response to rotation of the stack. The unwrapped stacks in any case are fed into a continuous stream to a closing station where the individual tin ends are applied to can bodies. In one unwrapping embodiment, the stacks are fed to a first conveyor through the intermediary of a pestle and gripper which are fed in unison to travel a stack to the first conveyor and provision is also made to relax the grip of the pestle and gripper while the wrapper is peeled away. | ||||||
| 55 | Belt conveyor system | US182498 | 1988-04-18 | US4854447A | 1989-08-08 | Rolf Johansson |
| A belt conveyor with dual upper runs and dual lower runs defined by a single continuous belt for synchronized movement of the upper runs. The dual lower runs cross each other and are guided by longitudinally spaced support rollers which twist the lower belt runs and vertically shift at least one of these lower runs to provide for free unencumbered crossing of the lower belt runs and the keepers mounted on the belt to assist in movement of material. | ||||||
| 56 | Conveyor system | US163535 | 1988-03-03 | US4844239A | 1989-07-04 | Jerry Norbut |
| A cable conveyor for transporting articles through a curved path of transport is disclosed. The conveyor has a plurality of pulley assemblies rotatably mounted on a conveyor frame. A cable tangentially contacts and is guided by each successive pulley assembly. The cable carries and transports the articles as it is pulled through a path defined by the pulley assemblies. The pulley assemblies may be spaced so that the path they define is shaped substantially the same as the shape of the conveyor frame. The conveyor may provide a spiral path of transport so that the articles may be raised or lowered. Alternatively, the conveyor may provide an arc to transport the articles from one direction of transport to another. | ||||||
| 57 | Apparatus for heat treatment of material in pieces at high temperature | US490176 | 1983-04-29 | US4526537A | 1985-07-02 | Karl F. Rumbach |
| The invention relates to apparatus for heat treatment of material in pieces at high temperature, especially for firing ceramic material. In this apparatus supports in the form of elongated support elements are provided on carrier elements rotatable about fixed axes, the supports are guided in the transport direction and are spaced a clear distance from one another at right angles to the transport direction. This results in even heat treatment of the material, a reduction in the energy consumption, shortening of the transit time, and a significant reduction in the construction and running costs. | ||||||
| 58 | Carton accumulating conveyor section | US43277765 | 1965-02-15 | US3283882A | 1966-11-08 | KEITH CONRAD |
| 59 | System for collecting confectionary product | US15107820 | 2014-12-23 | US10059530B2 | 2018-08-28 | Cesar Carlos Elejalde; Arthur William Upmann; Eric Mecrin; Miles J. van Niekerk; Michael Hammes; Matthew Sagendorf; Marc Degady |
| Disclosed is a system for processing confectionary product, the system includes a collecting device disposed in line with at least one upstream confectionary production station disposed upstream of the collecting device and at least one downstream confectionary production station disposed downstream of the collecting device. At least one conveying device is configured to convey the confectionary product from the at least one upstream confectionary production station to the collecting device, receive the confectionary product from the collecting device, and convey the confectionary product to the at least one downstream confectionary production station. The collecting device is configured to collect confectionary product from the conveying device while the at least one upstream confectionary station is operational and the at least one downstream confectionary production station is non-operational. | ||||||
| 60 | Storage and order-picking system and method for providing articles in a particular order | US15443486 | 2017-02-27 | US10059519B2 | 2018-08-28 | Christian Hofmann |
| A storage and order-picking system and method characterized by a shelf arrangement having shelves, vertical conveyors, and autonomously movable, driverless transport vehicles (FTF) with an FTF plane which is substantially barrier-free and which extends under, over or through the shelf arrangement. The FTF plane is coupled to the shelf arrangement by conveyor technology via the vertical conveyors. The FTF plane has a travel surface with a topology of travel points and segments along which the FTFs move in a guided manner, the segments each extending from one travel point to another adjacent travel point. A fleet manager produces and outputs travel orders for the FTFs, the orders comprising individual navigation information, in order to transport the storage goods, which are not yet transported to the FTF plane by the vertical conveyors in an absolute order, along individual travel paths specifically produced for the FTF away from/to the vertical conveyors. | ||||||
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