Scale having variable thickness document feed belt

Weighing scales – With weigher loading or unloading means

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198372, G01G 1900, B65G 3700

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052209695

ABSTRACT:
A transport apparatus for a weighing module includes a scale which has a deck connected to a scale base for weighing an object placed on the deck. The deck has slots for accommodating dual thickness belts which are arranged below the deck to be in substantial registration with the slots. The belts are positioned with respect to the slot such that in a home position a thinner section of the belt does not protrude through the slot whereby the transport means does not interfere with weighing of the object on the deck. When the belts are actuated, the dual thickness belts move so that a thicker section of each belt protrudes through the slot as the belts are being driven to thereby lift the object from the deck onto the thicker section of the belt to transport the object on the belt. In a particular embodiment, the thicker section comprises lugs which include initial tapered transition lugs to assure lifting of the object.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3104004 (1963-09-01), Poel et al.
patent: 3180475 (1965-04-01), Rosso
patent: 4200178 (1980-04-01), Gunti

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