Turning – Severing or cut-off – Infeed means
Patent
1996-03-12
1997-11-25
Howell, Daniel W.
Turning
Severing or cut-off
Infeed means
82101, 82169, B23B 514
Patent
active
056900074
ABSTRACT:
A cutting apparatus includes a mandrel insertable in a food product container. The mandrel supports the container in a fixed position by contacting an inner surface of the container. The mandrel is locatable on a support apparatus so that as the mandrel and container are rotated on the support apparatus, the container remains in a fixed axial position. Spaced-apart cutting knives contact an outer surface of the container to cut the sample therefrom while the mandrel and container are rotated.
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Anton Joseph G.
Crea Debra A.
Strange Robert A.
Howell Daniel W.
The Pillsbury Company
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