| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 21 | METAL PLATE CONVEYOR FOR HOT SLAG | EP16382011.1 | 2016-01-13 | EP3192754B1 | 2018-06-20 | MIRONES VITINI, Carlos |
| Metal plate conveyor for hot slag, comprising a series of plates (1) mounted on shafts (5) connecting two parallel chains (2) every two or more links (3). The plates (1) can swing freely around its front edge on the shafts (5) when reaching the front wheel (6), falling and hitting on a stopper bar (10) provided following the mentioned front wheel.. | ||||||
| 22 | TRANSPORT SYSTEM SUITABLE FOR TRANSPORTING BUCKETS IN A COMBINATION WEIGHING MACHINE | EP16382501 | 2016-10-31 | EP3163265A1 | 2017-05-03 | GIRO AMIGO EZEQUIEL |
| A transport system (1) designed to transport buckets in a combination weighing machine that uses two endless chain drives (2, 3) horizontally offset at a distance (A), the system (1) comprising carriages to carry the buckets which extend between, and are joined to, the chains (2, 3) such that the simultaneous and coordinated motion of the chains (2, 3)n nmoves the carriages along a closed path with curved sections, the system (1) comprising control gears (10) for the inclination of the carriages on the curved sections of the path, which comprise castor wheels (72a, 72b, 73) actuated in a coordinated fashion with the chains (2, 3) around both turn axes (n), at least one of which placed in the vicinity of each curved section linking the carriages and prepared to mesh with contact elements (11) arranged for such purposes on the carriages. | ||||||
| 23 | DISPOSITIF D'EMPILAGE DE FEUILLES DE PAPIER OU SIMILAIRE | EP12725476.1 | 2012-04-27 | EP2704973A1 | 2014-03-12 | JIWAN, Christian; LEISSIER, Pascal; EITEL, Frédéric |
| The invention relates to a device (10) for stacking sheets (40) of paper or similar, which device is arranged to form stacks (4) downstream of a sheet-cutting line comprising, in particular, an unwinding machine, a printer and a cutting machine (6). The device is characterised in that: the stacking table (20) is stationary and located in the same plane as a conveyor (5) used to remove the stacks (4), and it includes a discharge conveyor (7) comprising first and second ends (70, 71) that are connected respectively to a cutting outfeed conveyor (3) and the stacking table (20). The discharge conveyor (7) is arranged to transfer the cut sheets (40) individually from the cutting outfeed conveyor (3) to the stacking table (20) and said discharge conveyor is coupled to drive means arranged to move the second end (71) between a low position in which, when the first sheet of a stack (4) is moved, the second end (71) is located at the stacking table (20) and a high position in which, when the last sheet of the stack (4) is moved, the second end (71) is located at a height corresponding to that of the full stack (4). | ||||||
| 24 | A HANGING AND CONVEYING DEVICE TO HANG AND CONVEY A VEHICLE BODY IN A MOTOR VEHICLE ASSEMBLY LINE | EP12813496.2 | 2012-11-28 | EP2701968A1 | 2014-03-05 | MONTI, Denny; TALARICO, Giulio; CAVAGLIA', Marco; TORDELLA, Elio |
| A hanging and conveying device (3) comprising a slide (5) slidingly coupled to a guide (2) to move along the guide (2) in a given advancement direction (4); and a gondola (8) hanging from the slide (5) and comprising an arched member (11) having a first axis (9) parallel to the advancement direction (4) and adjustable in position about the first axis (9), and coupling means (13) carried by the arched member (11) to engage, during operation, a floor (14) of a vehicle body (15) arranged through the arched member (11); the coupling means (13) comprising two coplanar longitudinal members (25, 26) provided with pins (33) to couple with and support the vehicle body (15), and positioning means (16, 18, 27, 30) to cause the pins (33) to be arrangeable on the longitudinal members (25, 26) in a number of selectively engageable alternative positions, to result in different types of vehicle bodies (15) being selective mountable on the arched member (11). | ||||||
| 25 | Fruit conveyor system for a harvesting machine, harvesting machine which includes said system and single fruit carrying unit for said conveyor system | EP11158653.3 | 2011-03-17 | EP2366278A2 | 2011-09-21 | Argiles Vilalta, Enric |
It comprises a plurality of single fruit (4) carrying units (3), each of said units (3) including a bucket (8) for receiving a piece of fruit (4) and support means (8a, 8b, 9) of said bucket (8), said support means (8a, 8b, 9) allowing the pivoting movement of said bucket (8), means (5) for dragging said carrying units (3), said dragging means (5) determining a bucket (8) conveying circuit, said circuit including an outbound portion for conveying the buckets (8) towards the harvest site where an operator is located, and an inbound portion (5b) for moving the buckets (8) towards a frame (6) of the machine (2), once the operator has placed the fruit (4). |
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| 26 | Sorting system | EP02079048.1 | 2002-10-02 | EP1302416A1 | 2003-04-16 | Yamamoto, Tatsuya, c/o Daifuku Co., Ltd. |
A sorting conveyor (31) is composed of a plurality of front wheels (52A, 52B) and rear wheels (57A, 57B) each extending in a transverse direction (W), and a plurality of endless turning bodies (58A, 58B) wound between the wheels (52A, 57A, 52B, 57B), respectively, each pair of wheels being arranged opposite each other in a longitudinal direction (V). A receipt section (91) is provided with turning force applying units (81A, 81B) for turning target endless turning bodies (58A, 58B) of a target sorting conveyor (31). This configuration allows one sorting conveyor to handle a plurality of sorted articles and provides a sorting system which is constituted simply and inexpensively on the whole. |
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| 27 | EGG CONVEYOR | EP87903542.6 | 1986-12-08 | EP0282592A1 | 1988-09-21 | NAKAJIMA, Hideo; YAMAMOTO, Minoru |
Egg conveyor for collecting and conveying eggs, transferred from cages, without breaking them. In the present invention, an egg collecting rack is suspended from an endless belt in such a manner as to be rocking freely and a receiving portion of the egg collecting rack receives the eggs on a su- port portion while a discharge portion discharges them. To this end, each of the receiving portion, support portion and discharge portion of the egg collecting rack has a comb-like shape. Since the egg collecting rack can rock freely, the egg collecting rack can transfer the eggs horizontally so that the eggs are not broken and cracks do not occur, either. A scraper member is disposed in order to easily send the eggs to an egg collecting table at the discharge position of the egg collecting rack. Furthermore, a stopper mechanism operates so as to stop the operation of the endless belt if any foreign matters exist at the discharged position and the egg cannot be discharged from the egg collecting rack. |
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| 28 | Filleting device | US15652674 | 2017-07-18 | US09986746B2 | 2018-06-05 | Ferdinand Allard De Vos; Pieter Willem Vonk; Michael George Lourentius Koopman |
| A filleting device and method for harvesting fillets from a poultry carcass that is moved in a conveyor-line and supported on a carrier. Fillets may be guided to a pulling device that may be placed in or adjacent to the path of the poultry carcass. Harvesting of the fillets may be completed with the pulling device while keeping the fillets pushed against the first guide rail or rails and/or the pulling device. Harvested fillets may be moved to at least one outlet for the fillets. | ||||||
| 29 | FILLETING DEVICE | US15652674 | 2017-07-18 | US20180027827A1 | 2018-02-01 | Ferdinand Allard De Vos; Pieter Willem Vonk; Michael George Lourentius Koopman |
| A filleting device and method for harvesting fillets from a poultry carcass that is moved in a conveyor-line and supported on a carrier. Fillets may be guided to a pulling device that may be placed in or adjacent to the path of the poultry carcass. Harvesting of the fillets may be completed with the pulling device while keeping the fillets pushed against the first guide rail or rails and/or the pulling device. Harvested fillets may be moved to at least one outlet for the fillets. | ||||||
| 30 | Conveying device | US15029144 | 2014-10-10 | US09745146B2 | 2017-08-29 | Tobias Schaeuble |
| The invention starts from a conveying device (10c) having at least one transport unit (20′c, 20″c) for transporting packaging blanks (12c) and/or containers (14′c, 14″c) in a transport direction (16c) along a transport path (18c), wherein the transport unit has at least one conveying element (24′c, 24″c) which can be driven along a section (22c) of the transport path (18c). It is proposed that at least one conveying element (24′c, 24″c) has a rear side (26′c, 26″c) which in at least one operating state is intended to pull packaging blanks (12c) and/or containers (14′c, 14″c) in the transport direction (16c), and a front side (28′c, 28″c) which in at least one operating state is intended to push packaging blanks (12c) and/or containers (14′c, 14″c) in the transport direction (16c). The invention also relates to a packing machine comprising such a conveying device. | ||||||
| 31 | Workpiece transport system | US14641658 | 2015-03-09 | US09499344B2 | 2016-11-22 | Chien-Yu Lin; Ke-Han Lee |
| A workpiece transport system includes a number of holding trays, a conveyor belt, and a number of connecting assemblies corresponding to the trays. Each of the number of holding trays has a first surface with a defined recess for receiving workpieces. Each of the number of holding trays is rotatably connected to the conveyor belt by one of the number of connecting assemblies. | ||||||
| 32 | DEVICE TO FEED PRODUCTS AND TO OVERTURN THEM IN AN INFEED LINE | US15133845 | 2016-04-20 | US20160311627A1 | 2016-10-27 | Luca Antoniazzi; Gabriele Canini |
| The device includes a closed path, along which overturning members move, which are configured to pick the products in the entrance position and to release the products in the exit position. The overturning members are configured and arranged to perform, along a segment of the closed path included between the entrance position and the exit position, a rotation by about 90°, in order to overturn the products while translating them from the entrance position to the exit position along the segment of the path. | ||||||
| 33 | Cantilevered assembly work conveyor device | US14126547 | 2012-02-23 | US09259835B2 | 2016-02-16 | Masayoshi Shinohara; Kouichi Shibayama |
| Running over components such as an electrical wire when displacing a work table is inhibited. An assembly work conveyor device includes a plurality of work tables and a displacement support mechanism that includes a displacement driver causing the work tables to displace along an oval displacement path. The plurality of work tables are displaced along the oval displacement path in a state supported in a cantilevered manner by the displacement support mechanism and in a posture projecting toward an outer periphery of the oval displacement path. | ||||||
| 34 | SLAT CONVEYOR APPARATUS | US14242205 | 2014-04-01 | US20140311866A1 | 2014-10-23 | Yoshihiro OKAZAKI; Haruyuki YAMAGUCHI |
| To provide a slat conveyor apparatus in which course change path parts are moved without inverting the upper and lower sides of slats to eliminate the need for an expensive pitting work, wherein the slats can be held horizontally by a simplified configuration on the course change path parts at front and back ends in the direction of conveyance, whereby the length of the working process does not become shorter, and a required inverting action can be made by a simplified configuration.Endless chains 2C are connected to front ends of the slats 3 in a traveling direction F, a supported means B to be supported at the course change path parts C1 is provided to back ends of the slats 3 in the traveling direction F, a movable supporting means C is provided to the course change path parts C1 to support the supported means B from below and hold the slats 3 in the horizontal posture, and the movable supporting means C repeatedly travels back and forth in the vertical direction in conjunction with movement of the endless chains 2C and moves to a position at which to support the supported means B from below only when the supported means B passes through the course change path parts C1. | ||||||
| 35 | Weighing and sorting system and method | US13907731 | 2013-05-31 | US08857625B1 | 2014-10-14 | Jesus R. Oropeza |
| A sorting system configured to sort materials by size, and/or weight is disclosed herein. The sorting system is configured to operate in a smaller footprint as compared with conventional sorting systems. For instance, a main sorting track of sorting system is configured to deliver sorted material to either side of the main sorting track. Additionally, the sorting system is configured to reduce mechanical damage imparted on the material to be sorted by sorting system by a sliding and/or rolled delivery. Aspects of the sorting system may be mounted on a mobile platform. | ||||||
| 36 | SIDE-FLEXING CONVEYOR CHAIN WITH PIVOTING SLATS AND RELATED METHODS | US12302080 | 2007-05-24 | US20090107805A1 | 2009-04-30 | James L. Layne; Lewis W. Ward; B. Keith Thomas; Mark D. Russell |
| In one aspect, a modular link conveyor chain including slats is capable of assuming a compressed and an expanded condition so as to permit side-flexing while moving along a forward run and a return run in an endless path. The chain is formed of links arranged in rows spaced apart in the conveying direction, the links of a first row including aligned apertures and the links of a second row including oversized apertures, such as slots, for aligning with the aligned apertures of the links in the first row. A first connector is associated with the corresponding apertures to interconnect the first and second rows of links. At least one elongated slat is mounted to the connector. The slat maybe mounted for pivoting movement between a first position forming at least part of a conveying surface along the forward run, and a second position along the return run. | ||||||
| 37 | Discharge conveyor system for a truck or trailer body | US11447661 | 2006-06-06 | US07293640B1 | 2007-11-13 | Vinc L. Aulick |
| A discharge conveyor for an elongated truck or trailer body which includes a plurality of relatively long conveyor belt sections having leadings ends which are bolted to support members which extend between a pair of spaced-apart chains. Each of the conveyor belt sections are secured to a plurality of the support members in such a manner so as to provide a freely movable flap at the trailing end thereof. When the conveyor is moving through its discharge section, the trailing end of the conveyor belts overlap the leading end of the trailing conveyor belt section. When the conveyor is moving through its return section, the flaps of the conveyor belt sections hang downwardly from the chains. | ||||||
| 38 | Lumber sort apparatus | US10422730 | 2003-04-25 | US20030230519A1 | 2003-12-18 | Mike Cesselli |
| Discloses apparatus for sorting board lumber at a sawmill. The lumber sorter has a sort conveyor with equidistantly spaced hooks pivotably attached around the length of the conveyor. The hooks have an arcuate support arm and pivot to receive and to release lumber onto and off of the sort conveyor. The support surface of the hook is arranged to increase in distance from the pivot point when the hook is deflected to release the board lumber that it carries, facilitating lumber release with minimal consequential movement or rotation of the lumber caused by the release deflection of the hook. | ||||||
| 39 | Sorting system | US10256392 | 2002-09-27 | US20030079958A1 | 2003-05-01 | Tatsuya Yamamoto |
| A sorting conveyor is composed of a plurality of front wheels and rear wheels each extending in a transverse direction, and a plurality of endless turning bodies wound between the wheels, respectively, each pair of wheels being arranged opposite each other in a longitudinal direction. A receipt section is provided with turning force applying units for turning target endless turning bodies of a target sorting conveyor. This configuration allows one sorting conveyor to handle a plurality of sorted articles and provides a sorting system which is constituted simply and inexpensively on the whole. | ||||||
| 40 | Conveyor safety tray | US624831 | 1996-03-21 | US5718322A | 1998-02-17 | Francis M. Mulhern |
| The forks of a conveyor tray are hingedly mounted between two end forks rdly interconnected by a cross-bar and through which electrically powered drive chains impart movement to the tray along a vertical conveyor path. The hingedly mounted tray forks are releasably held in normal load-supporting positions on the cross-bar in alignment with the two end forks, so that they may be pivotally displaced upwardly from such positions by travel resistance forces in excess of a safety level. | ||||||
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