Continuous rate feed hopper

Agitating – Rubber or heavy plastic working – With specified feed means

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241 38, 2412601, 366 77, 366 81, 366 89, 366 90, 425202, 4253823, 425DIG230, B28C 704, B29B 106

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049290860

ABSTRACT:
The apparatus is for the continuous mixing of rubber like polymers with chemical additives to form a homogeneous compound, using minimum unproductive work, such as mixing already mixed material, or massive batch blending to correct lean and rich mixtures previously produced. The apparatus consists of a feeding means adapted to continuously and uniformly advance baled polymer into a machine hopper provided with a multi-purpose rotor, adapted to cut the advancing bale into shreds, in the presence of the chemical additives, mix the shredded polymer with the chemical additives and advance the resulting compound into a continuous mixing means. Mixing with minimum waste motion is expected to produce a superior compound not possible to obtain with present day production equipment.

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patent: 3871810 (1975-03-01), Geyer
patent: 3888469 (1975-06-01), Geyer
patent: 3985348 (1976-10-01), Skidmore
patent: 4075712 (1978-02-01), Geyer

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