Cutting – With randomly actuated stopping means – Responsive to tool detector or work-feed-means detector
Patent
1977-01-13
1977-11-01
Meister, J. M.
Cutting
With randomly actuated stopping means
Responsive to tool detector or work-feed-means detector
83174, 83677, A24C 528, B26D 724, B26D 712
Patent
active
040560228
ABSTRACT:
In a tobacco cutting machine where tobacco is cut by knives mounted on a rotating drum, the knives are advanced as they are worn away. In order to prevent the knives being advanced too far, and becoming damaged by contact with other machine parts, a safety device is provided. This includes a blade positioned near the path of the knife edges to be struck by a knife if the latter is advanced too far. The resultant movement of the blade is amplified by a lever system and is used to trigger a microswitch in the cutter drum drive circuit, whereby when a knife is advanced too far the cutter drum is stopped. The advancing mechanism for the knives includes a ratchet device driven by pulses of compressed air via a piston and cylinder device.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2910103 (1959-10-01), Schreiber
AMF Incorporated
Meister J. M.
Price George W.
Worth Charles J.
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