| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | CONVEYOR WITH A PUSH-PULL MECHANISM FOR A LOAD SEPARATOR | US15754035 | 2016-08-24 | US20180244479A1 | 2018-08-30 | Antoine Loizeau; Patrick Guitton |
| A conveyor for conveying loads along a conveying direction has a frame and a plurality of rollers mounted in the frame. The conveyor also has a trigger pedal movable between an idle position and an engaged position, and a separator stop movable between a retracted position and a protruding position. A coupling is between the trigger pedal and the separator stop for transmitting to the separator stop a movement applied to the trigger pedal. A manual release mechanism also is provided. The frame has an end portion positioned after the plurality of rollers in the conveying direction. The manual release mechanism is arranged in the end portion and the trigger pedal is arranged within the end portion. The coupling has a knee-joint mechanism and is configured to pull the separator stop in the protruding position and to push the separator stop in the retracted position. | ||||||
| 162 | ACTIVATED VARIABLE HEIGHT ROLLERS FOR AN ACTIVE CONTROL ROLLER TOP CONVEYING ASSEMBLY | US15523004 | 2015-10-30 | US20170334653A1 | 2017-11-23 | Justin Michael Stefanko; Philip Michael Gabor |
| A modular conveying assembly that includes a plurality of roller bodies, a driving member, a positive stop body, and a positive stop actuator. Each roller body includes a top surface, a driven axle mounted to the roller body for conveyance therewith, a roller fixed to the driven axle, and a driven surface fixed to the driven axle. The rollers define a support plane. The driving member selectively engages the driven surfaces to affect rotation of the driven axle. The positive stop body is coupled to the plurality of roller bodies and includes a positive stop that is movable relative to the positive stop body between a first position and a second position. The positive stop extends above the support plane in the second position. The positive stop actuator selectively engages the positive stop to move the positive stop between the first position and the second position. | ||||||
| 163 | Device and method for delivering a piece good | US14835532 | 2015-08-25 | US09708123B2 | 2017-07-18 | Christoph Hellenbrand; Dietmar Gross; Stephan Johann Brokonier |
| A release device may include a lifting and pre-stopping element having an upper sliding surface, the part coupled to a drive such that the sliding surface is movable over the sliding plane into an enabled position and at the level of the sliding plane into a blocked position, the part having a stop which in the enabled position protrudes beyond the sliding plane. A blocking element, behind the part in the sliding direction, has an upper blocking element sliding surface, a blocking edge protruding beyond the sliding plane, and an extendable/retractable block coupled to the drive such that the block is movable below the blocking element sliding surface into an enabled position and above the blocking element sliding surface into a blocked position. The blocking edge may be in front of the block in the sliding direction, preventing contact between the piece good and the block in the blocked position. | ||||||
| 164 | Apparatus for collecting dispensed drugs | US14196567 | 2014-03-04 | US09254961B2 | 2016-02-09 | Jun Ho Kim |
| An apparatus for collecting drugs dispensed from drug dispensing boxes includes a main conveyor on which the dispensed drugs are placed and discharged to a first end thereof, and an auxiliary conveyor configured to be hidden at a lower portion of the first end of the main conveyor or to be expanded outside of the first end so as to increase a discharging path of the dispensed drugs. Due to the auxiliary conveyor, when the drugs are discharged or are redelivered to another apparatus, it is possible to control the drugs to fall down to a desired position. | ||||||
| 165 | Apparatus and Method for Palletizing Multi-Reference Loads | US14764870 | 2014-01-16 | US20150360885A1 | 2015-12-17 | Roberto ARRIARAN UGARTE; Iker BALLARIN ZUFIAURRE; Eneko UGALDE IRIONDO |
| Multi-reference palletizing device comprising first displacement means (11) for moving a load (2) in a direction transverse to a pallet (6) and second displacement means (12) for moving the load (2) in a direction longitudinal to the depth of the pallet (6), comprising a surface (50) on which the load (2) rests, the surface (50) being movable in the longitudinal direction (6). The first displacement means (11) comprise a surface (40) on which the load (2) rests, movable in the transverse direction and suitable for positioning the load (2) in a final transverse position. It further comprises fastening means (20, 21) for fastening the load (2) to stabilize the load (2) during the movement thereof from the final transverse position to the final position in the longitudinal direction. The fastening means (20, 21) comprise members configured to laterally fasten the load (2). | ||||||
| 166 | APPARATUS FOR COLLECTING DISPENSED DRUGS | US14196567 | 2014-03-04 | US20140262689A1 | 2014-09-18 | Jun Ho KIM |
| Disclosed is an apparatus for collecting drugs dispensed from drug dispensing boxes. The apparatus includes a main conveyor on which the dispensed drugs are placed and discharged to a first end thereof, and an auxiliary conveyor configured to be hidden at a lower portion of the first end of the main conveyor or to be expanded outside of the first end so as to increase a discharging path of the dispensed drugs. Due to the auxiliary conveyor, when the drugs are discharged or are redelivered to another apparatus, it is possible to control the drugs to fall down to a desired position. | ||||||
| 167 | STOPPER CYLINDER | US13720234 | 2012-12-19 | US20130264172A1 | 2013-10-10 | Yoshihiro FUKANO; Shoichi Makado; Masaki Miyahara |
| A stopper cylinder is equipped with a body having a drive unit, a piston mechanism being displaceable along an axial direction in the interior of a tube connected to the body, and a stopper lever connected to the piston mechanism for stopping conveyance of a workpiece. Displacement of the piston mechanism is restricted by an electromagnetic lock mechanism, which is disposed on the body and is excited by supply of electric power. After approaching the workpiece, by releasing a locked state of the electromagnetic lock mechanism, the piston mechanism is displaced to a position facing the workpiece by an elastic force of a spring. | ||||||
| 168 | Powered rotary board turner | US11478080 | 2006-06-30 | US07273143B2 | 2007-09-25 | Deane R. Henderson; Geoff Wight |
| A method and apparatus of turning a board while the board is being transferred in a conveyance system includes a conveyance system for transporting a board, a rotary turning device for rotating the board, a bumper stop for restraining the board and a speed-up belt for increasing or decreasing delivery of the board. The rotary turning device rotates at a constant rate relative to the conveyance system speed; the bumper stop stops the flow of the lumber allowing the rotary turning device to pick up the board; the speed-up belt accelerates the board to the front of the lug space and the conveyance system transports the board while it is turned within the lug space. | ||||||
| 169 | Method and apparatus for singulating lumber | US10313168 | 2002-12-06 | US07004303B2 | 2006-02-28 | John L. Rennie; Cody A. Wikman |
| An apparatus for spacing boards of lumber in transverse parallel contacting relation on an infeed conveyor comprising: (i) a rotatable lifting means adapted to receive said boards from said infeed conveyor, said rotatable lifting means including at least one arcuate camming element adapted to individually lift said boards at uniform intervals to a raised position by slidingly rotating beneath said boards; (ii) an outfeed conveyor for receiving said boards from said rotatable lifting system; and (iii) a rotatable advancing means located above said rotatable lifting means adapted to frictionally engage said boards when said boards are in said raised position and advance said boards onto said outfeed conveyor. | ||||||
| 170 | Device for processing bottles | US09673394 | 2000-10-16 | US06688839B1 | 2004-02-10 | Herwig Hirschek; Gunter Höfer |
| The invention relates to a device for processing bottles, especially empty plastic bottles. The processing device (1) comprises at least one collecting device (4) for receiving bottles (3) delivered to it and for loading several mobile intermediate supports (6) with said bottles, as well as at least one magazine (37) for the intermediate storage of full and/or empty intermediate supports (6). | ||||||
| 171 | Safety switch for overhead conveyor track | US10241056 | 2002-09-11 | US06619468B1 | 2003-09-16 | Jeffrey S. Baneck; Brian R. Krause |
| An overhead conveyor track system for a wheeled carrier having at least one wheel adapted for traveling along a track and a depending load bracket. The system includes first and second elongated conveyor tracks having respective free ends. These tracks are adapted and arranged such that the same are in substantial longitudinal alignment with the free ends thereof in spaced relationship presenting a gap therebetween. The system further includes an elongated track segment that is adapted and arranged so as to be placed in the gap in a gap closed position in substantial longitudinal alignment with the tracks. The track segment normally is in the gap in its gap closed position but is removable from the gap so as to provide the system with a gap open condition. An automatic safety switch mechanism is provided. This switch includes at least one moveable track blocking element that is operably coupled with the segment when the latter is in its gap closed position, and the same is effective when the segment is removed from the gap and the system is therefore in its gap open condition, to block at least one of the free ends of the tracks to prevent movement of a carrier toward the gap. Ideally, the automatic safety switch mechanism may include two moveable track blocking elements whereby both of the free ends are blocked when the system is in its gap open condition. | ||||||
| 172 | Pop-up mail tray stop for conveyor | US09850601 | 2001-05-07 | US06575286B1 | 2003-06-10 | Shane Mills |
| A conveying system having a plurality of rotating rollers forming a horizontal drive path for moving articles and at least one pop-up stop for stopping movement of articles in such path. A pair of levers are mounted for rotation about a pivot to move one lever arm of each of the pair of levers above and below the horizontal path and thus move one of the rollers above the path in a position to stop articles on the conveyor. There is a pair of rollers mounted for rotation in the horizontal path on one lever arm of each of pair of levers. A pneumatic actuator is connected to at least one of the levers for moving the pair of levers about the pivot thereby to move one of the rollers to a position above the horizontal path. | ||||||
| 173 | Work transfer apparatus | US09986760 | 2001-11-09 | US06497319B2 | 2002-12-24 | Kiminori Atsumi; Yasuo Matsuoka |
| A work transfer apparatus is equipped with a work feeder 23, a rotatable turn table 11 formed several work-storing pockets 11a at its outer periphery and a separation mechanism 24 provided between the work feeder 23 and the turn table 11. The separation mechanism 24 has a communicating passage 24a. A work detector (15a, 15b) is provided in the work-storing pocket 11a. A work stopper 14 is provided at the work feeder 23 on an upstream side of the work detector (15a, 15b), for separating a preceding work W1 and the succeeding work W2. | ||||||
| 174 | Fixed guide for singulator arm of semiconductor handler | US09828652 | 2001-04-05 | US06479984B1 | 2002-11-12 | Supachai Vesaruch; Kittinan Chanvivatkun; Nopadon Upakaew |
| A semiconductor device handler has a stop gate and a singulator arm that cooperate to singulate semiconductor devices from an input track onto an input shuttle. Coordination between the gate and arm is provided by a selector arm assembly, which moves the stop gate and singulator arm between a hold configuration, wherein the singulator arm is distanced from the semiconductor devices and the stop gate prevents passage of a device from the input track to the input shuttle, and a release configuration, wherein the singulator arm engages at least one device to hold the device on the input track and the stop gate permits passage of a single device from the input track to the input shuttle. The selector arm assembly includes a fixed guide, at least a portion of which is configured to fit in a gap defined by the selector arm assembly to permanently establish the gap width to be a proper alignment width. | ||||||
| 175 | Lumber turning tool | US09653666 | 2000-09-01 | US06446785B1 | 2002-09-10 | Benoit Tremblay |
| A lumber turning device for use with a conveyer having spaced apart lumber moving therealong whereby the lumber may be turned through 180° so that all faces of the lumber may be visually inspected. A first arrangement has a four lobed member whereby a first one of the lobes will extend upwardly above the conveyer with a front surface facing a first lumber piece such that when the locked first lumber piece contacts the front surface of the first one of the lobes, the member will rotate and a rear face of an adjacent lobe will lift the lumber piece to rotate the same through 180°. Other embodiments illustrate members which may turn alternate pieces of lumber. | ||||||
| 176 | Work transfer apparatus | US09986760 | 2001-11-09 | US20020102157A1 | 2002-08-01 | Kiminori Atusmi; Yasuo Matsuoka |
| A work transfer apparatus is equipped with a work feeder 23, a rotatable turn table 11 formed several work-storing pockets 11a at its outer periphery and a separation mechanism 24 provided between the work feeder 23 and the turn table 11. The separation mechanism 24 has a communicating passage 24a. A work detector (15a, 15b) is provided in the work-storing pocket 11a. A work stopper 14 is provided at the work feeder 23 on an upstream side of the work detector (15a, 15b), for separating a preceding work W1 and the succeeding work W2. | ||||||
| 177 | Pallet retainer for a conveyor | US09368287 | 1999-08-04 | US06234292B1 | 2001-05-22 | David S. Schut |
| A retainer for controlling the movement of objects along a conveyor including a substantially L-shaped retaining arm pivotally mounted to the conveyor and having a toe section and a leg section. A swing arm is pivotally connected to the leg section and includes a roller rotatably mounted to the second end of the swing arm. A biasing member has a first end attached to the conveyor frame and a second end attached to the swing arm. A link arm is connected to the roller and is selectively actuatable for moving the roller to a first position between the conveyor frame and the retaining arm for maintaining the leg section below the retaining arm pivot point and the toe section above the conveyor frame to stop the objects. The link arm is also actuatable to a second position in which the retaining arm pivot point, swing arm pivot point, and link arm are substantially aligned providing for the retaining arm toe section to be positioned below the retaining arm pivot point to allow the objects to pass on the conveyor. | ||||||
| 178 | Lumber spacing stick conveyor meter | US09196179 | 1998-11-20 | US06189679B1 | 2001-02-20 | Daniel A. Grinder |
| The stick metering device of the present invention is mountable beneath a stick conveyor, and includes an upstream gate and a downstream gate. The downstream gate is generally parallel to and spaced apart a first distance from the upstream gate. The upstream gate cooperates with a first actuator for vertical actuation of the upstream gate between an upstream elevated position and an upstream lowered position. The downstream gate cooperates with a second actuator for vertical actuation of the downstream gate between a downstream elevated position and a downstream lowered position. When in the upstream and downstream elevated positions, respectively, the upstream and downstream gates intersect a stick flow path so as to interrupt a downstream flow of sticks along the stick flow path on the stick conveyor. | ||||||
| 179 | Conveyor arrangement | US77633 | 1999-10-04 | US6152285A | 2000-11-28 | Anton Gossner |
| A conveyor arrangement, in particular for conveying suspended items inside a plant, is described, in which a plurality of conveyors are adapted to be conveyed on a track. A separator is provided for separating the conveyors. In order to improve in a structurally simple manner the variation width when the conveyor arrangement is in use, the separator should be provided with at least two retaining fingers, which, in a manner predetermined by a controller, can be moved into and successively out of the conveying path of the conveyors on the track in front of, and behind, the conveyors to be separated. | ||||||
| 180 | Retractable stop assembly | US243497 | 1999-02-03 | US6119843A | 2000-09-19 | Brian Owen Robinson |
| A stop assembly includes a drive arm and a stop arm with a backside configured to direct a reaction force applied by the stop arm to the drive arm when the stop arm engages a workpiece. The drive arm pivots between pre-locked and unlocked positions in response to movement of the reciprocatable member between extended and retracted positions. The motion range includes a locked position between the pre-locked and unlocked positions. The stop arm is pivotally mounted to the body and has a front side for engaging a workpiece, while the backside engages the drive arm. The stop arm backside is configured such that the reaction force has a component normal to the drive arm plane when the drive arm is between the pre-locked and locked positions, and such that the reaction force is substantially coplanar with the drive arm plane when the drive arm is in the locked position. | ||||||
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