Presses – Methods
Patent
1987-10-13
1989-07-18
Spruill, Robert L.
Presses
Methods
53438, 53529, 100229A, 100246, B30B 1300, B30B 1506, B65B 124, B65B 1320
Patent
active
048482226
ABSTRACT:
A process for the transportation and subsequent final compression of, for example, synthetic fiber material from rough filling presses to a central press utilizes thin-walled filling bins for the initial precompression. In the rough presses, the fiber material is deposited into the thin-walled filling bins, the filling bins are then transported to the central press, transferred at that location one after the other into the compressing position of the central press, thereafter an additional compression bin is placed over the filling bin in such a way that the walls of the filling bin are in close contact with the inner surface of the walls of the compression bin, and finally the final compression step is performed. With a final compacting pressure being maintained unchanged, the filling bin as well as the walls of the compression bin are pulled off in the upward direction in order to make it possible to package and reinforce the finished bale. After the bale has been carried away, the jacket of the filling bin is shifted downwards relatively to the jacket of the compression bin and reunited with the bottom of the filling bin.
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Bianca Beth
Spruill Robert L.
Vepa AG
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