Device for stacking of articles of which the upper most article

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045039801

ABSTRACT:
Device for stacking of articles of which the upper most article of the stack is maintained automatically at a certain level.
The device comprises a vertical container for the stack of articles, said container having an opening at the upper side around which an annular flange is arranged, on which a number of main tension springs is suspended, which support the body part of a carrier, whereas the supporting plane part of the carrier rests on the body part of the carrier by means of preferentially a single central helical compression spring, having a diameter approaching the main dimension of the carrier.
The strength of this helical compression spring is weaker than that of the body springs, so that at loading with a stack of articles, the supporting plane moves down resiliently faster, and also a greater part of the carrier is used for the stack of articles and thereby an increase of capacity is obtained, with stable support for the stack of articles.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2435104 (1948-01-01), Solomon
patent: 2816808 (1957-12-01), Haines
patent: 3428185 (1969-02-01), Vorndran
patent: 3863576 (1975-02-01), Olsson

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