Sheet separating machine and method

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Differential fluid etching apparatus – With microwave gas energizing means

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156584, 271 97, 271280, B32B 3116

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047240326

ABSTRACT:
A sheet separating machine automatically separates and removes a sheet of a dry nonextendable film from a printed circuit panel. The machine comprises a plurality of feeding rollers carrying the panel with the films attached to either or both sides thereof through the machine. The stop lever interrupts a movement of the panel at a predetermined location for a selected time interval. An edge separator for loosening a film edge during the interval rides along the film edge and separates the film edge from the panel by utilizing pressure wheels and turbulent air flow. Knife means breaking a bondage between the panel and the film force the film to completely separate from the underlying panel. The separated film is conveyed by the guide means toward a film accumulator.

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