Heating – Processes of heating or heater operation – Treating an article – container – batch or body as a unit
Patent
1975-10-16
1977-03-29
Camby, John J.
Heating
Processes of heating or heater operation
Treating an article, container, batch or body as a unit
432225, 432227, F27D 500, F24J 300
Patent
active
040146405
ABSTRACT:
A machine for removing a precut length of plastic pipe from an extrusion line, providing a bell on one end thereof, and providing a chamfer on the opposite end thereof. The pipe is received in a V-shaped trough along which it is longitudinally moved as it is delivered from the extruder. At predetermined intervals, a plurality of hydraulic pushers are actuated to move the pipe laterally from the trough onto a conveyor. The conveyor is indexed to a first position in which the axial location of the pipe is corrected and the end to be belled is heated. In a predetermined sequence of events, the conveyor is then indexed to a second position in which a belling plug is inserted into the heated end of the pipe; simultaneously, the opposite end of the pipe may be provided with an internal or external chamfer. When the conveyor is again indexed, the pipe is deposited onto a suitable system so that it may be conveyed to a shipping point.
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patent: 2269595 (1942-01-01), Miller
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patent: 3082760 (1963-03-01), Jaeger
patent: 3466020 (1969-09-01), Blinne
Emery Vernon V.
Howe Charles W.
Marcella Joseph
Camby John J.
Pavitt, Jr. William H.
Vern Emery Company, Inc.
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