Pneumatic feeder for punch presses and the like

Advancing material of indeterminate length – Plural material-moving means – With intermittent material-mover

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226146, 226151, 226159, 226162, 251230, B65H 1742, B65H 1736, F16K 3900

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041957610

ABSTRACT:
A dual slide pneumatic feeder for intermittently advancing stock into the work station of a punch press or the like wherein the fluid motors of the feeder are controlled by a fluid valve means that is adapted to be intermittently driven by a ratchet mechanism. The ratchet mechanism is adapted to be actuated from two different control points; first from a trigger means that is operable in response to the movement of the press ram, and secondly from a means operable in response to the completion of a feed stroke of one or both of the two feed slides. In this control environment the two feed slides may be made to execute a plurality of consecutive feed strokes in response to each cycle of operation of said press.

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