Apparatus for packaging bulk materials composed of elongated pie

Package making – With means responsive to a sensed condition – Of individual contents or group feed or delivery

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53151, 53544, 53551, B65B 132

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046074783

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and method for the packaging of bulk materials composed of elongated pieces. The apparatus and method are particularly useful in the packaging of food materials such as french fries, carrots, celery hearts, and the like. The method includes the steps of weighing and apportioning the material, separating the material into individual pieces, causing free-fall of the pieces resulting in substantial alignment and guiding the pieces into a fill tube for packaging. Apparatus for packaging includes apportioning buckets, a transition chute with a stream-out member, a fill tube, and a packager. A bag catcher for settling the product within the package may also be provided.

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