Wireworking – Fabric making – All wire
Reexamination Certificate
2006-09-05
2006-09-05
Larson, Lowell A. (Department: 3725)
Wireworking
Fabric making
All wire
C140S112000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07100642
ABSTRACT:
Machine for the formation of a metal mesh obtained by attaching together a plurality of longitudinal metal wires to a plurality of transverse metal wires. The machine includes a first feed assembly to make the longitudinal wires advance step-wise, a second feed assembly to arrange one transverse wire at a time in a first preparation position, a positioning apparatus to arrange the transverse wire in a second attachment position, and a welding assembly to attach the transverse wires to the longitudinal wires. The positioning apparatus includes a loading assembly, provided with a gripping and transfer device, to locate the transverse wire in the second attachment position. The machine also includes a thrusting device to take the transverse wire from the first preparation position to a third intermediate pick-up position, near the second attachment position, wherein the transverse wire is picked up by the gripping and transfer device. The thrusting device includes a rotary element provided with blade able to thrust the transverse wire from the first preparation position to the third intermediate pick-up position.
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Beta Systems SRL
Larson Lowell A.
Stevens Davis Miller & Mosher LLP
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