Material or article handling – Plural – static structures for supporting discrete loads and... – Load-underlying members
Patent
1993-01-22
1994-09-13
Bucci, David A.
Material or article handling
Plural, static structures for supporting discrete loads and...
Load-underlying members
209584, 209900, 294104, 414282, B65G 104
Patent
active
053463510
ABSTRACT:
A robot for emptying a postal machine having a plurality of containers into which the postal items (letters and cards) are delivered and form a substantially ordered stack of items, one on top of another. The robot includes a base structure located on a rectilinear structure arranged parallel to a wall of the postal machine and a columnar structure which is fixed to the base structure and supports a slide slidable vertically on the columnar structure itself. The slide supports a pair of arms which are slidable relative to the slide and have gripper devices at their ends arranged to be introduced into one of the containers to grasp a stack of postal items, to withdraw them from the container and to deposit them on a conveyor belt.
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Priolo Vincenzo
Repetto Giorgio
Bucci David A.
Elsag Bailey, S.p.A.
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