Culling device for vacuum cleaners and other equipment

Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Sifting – Special applications

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209 22, 209 24, 209392, 15339, 15350, B07B 900, A47L 900

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ABSTRACT:
Culling device for vacuum cleaners and other equipment which is made either as uni-functional (1) or two-functional (16), a part of which enclosure (6) is most frequently made of transparent materials, the device itself being made as tube, handle, part of handle or a specially constructed device which is inserted into the conveying tunnel of a vacuum cleaner (suction pipes), or similar devices. Inside the culling device there are waveformed paralell teeth (4) on a moveable axle (9), so-called culling comb (2), which by an external actuating mechanism (13, 24, 14, 5) is either adjusted so that:

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