Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – Air felting type shaping means – With particle liberating means
Patent
1987-07-20
1989-01-03
Hart, Charles
Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus
Air felting type shaping means
With particle liberating means
425 831, 156 622, 264113, 264116, 264511, 264518, B29C 4322
Patent
active
047953357
ABSTRACT:
A lickerin and feed mechanism create a supply of individual fibers which follow the rotation of the lickerin. These fibers are deflected from the lickerin in the form of a stream by means of a plate arranged parallel to the lickerin. A conveying screen intercepts the stream of fibers and accumulates them into a web without the use of a high velocity stream of air to doff the fibers from the lickerin or to capture fibers on the conveyor. Further, the housing for the apparatus is opened so that there are no seals to compress the web after it is produced. Multiple lickerins and feed mechanisms may be spaced along the conveying screen to create multiple-layer or blended products. The feed mechanism may include devices for spraying particulate material on previously formed layers or blending it with fibers as a layer is formed.
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Farrington Allan P.
Marshall Gerald M.
Hart Charles
Johnson & Johnson
Shirtz Joseph F.
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