Foods and beverages: apparatus – Means to treat food – Subdividing into plural products
Patent
1978-09-07
1980-01-22
Gilreath, Stanley N.
Foods and beverages: apparatus
Means to treat food
Subdividing into plural products
83431, A23P 100, A23N 1500, B26D 324
Patent
active
041844238
ABSTRACT:
A cutting device for cutting generally round objects into sections including a generally circular table adapted for rotation in a horizontal plane about a central longitudinal axis where the table includes at least one aperture of selected diameter greater than the diameter of the objects and located in spaced relation within the periphery of the table where the center of the apertures lie generally on a circle having a radius less than the radius of the table, object receiving stations located on the upper surface of the table, one receiving station being in generally aligned relation with each aperture of the table and including a deformable support means overlying the respective aperture and adapted to permit the object to be sectioned to pass therethrough, pusher means located above the deformable support to be selectively actuated to urge the object to be sectioned through said deformable support means and the cooperative aperture of the table, cutter means having at least one blade located in aligned relation with the pusher means whereby the object to be sectioned is pressed through the deformable support means and the associated aperture of the table means and downwardly through the cutter means to slice the object to be sectioned into a selected number of slices, and indexing drive means to rotate the table from a first position where the object to be sectioned is placed on the deformable support means to a second position where the deformable support carrying the object to be sectioned is located beneath the pusher means, and to actuate the pusher means to force the object to be sectioned through the deformable support means and the cutter means when the table is in the second position whereby the object to be sectioned is cut, and then to retract the pusher means from the deformable support means and rotate the table means.
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Raque Glenn F.
Robinson Edward A.
Gilreath Stanley N.
Steutermann Edward M.
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