Electrically motor driven can opener

Cutlery – Carton openers

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B67B 738

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039552764

ABSTRACT:
Electrically driven device for automatically opening food cans using a serrated wheel to turn the can and a fixed cutting element, consisting of an oscillating arm supporting the spindle of the serrated wheel and controlled in its movement by a cam, with a device for reversing the direction of operation in order to return to the rest position releasing the can after removal of the lid, characterised by the fact that the reversal device consists of a sleeve fixed coaxially on the shaft of the motor, the two ends of which are cones each fitting into a female cone, each female cone being hollowed out of a bevel pinion mounted loose on the shaft of the motor, and the two bevel pinions being meshed permanently with a bevel gear turning at right angles to the shaft of the motor and actuating the serrated wheel driving mechanism, the shaft being given an end play which enables a driving friction to be obtained between either of the conical ends of the sleeve and the enclosing female cone, and thus to reverse at will the operating direction of the device.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1768980 (1930-07-01), Haines
patent: 2070279 (1937-02-01), Killman
patent: 3815226 (1974-06-01), Marrie

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