Cutting – With means to convey work relative to tool station – Cut made parallel to direction of and during work movement
Patent
1983-04-04
1984-03-13
Simone, Timothy F.
Cutting
With means to convey work relative to tool station
Cut made parallel to direction of and during work movement
83437, 83544, 83858, 83874, 99537, B26D 103, B26D 418, B26D 420, B26D 706
Patent
active
044360118
ABSTRACT:
A rounded food article, such as a tomato is quickly sliced into a number of slices by a manual device with a rack of parallel spaced tensioned blades mounted to the base at an acute angle. A transversing carrier assembly slides along guide rods in the base. The carrier assembly has a carrier plate and carrier fingers which are a parallel array of planor segments mounted above and parallel with the carrier plate and intermesh with the blade rack. The food article is placed on the carrier plate and carried through the blade rack by the movement of the carrier plate and fingers, thereby slicing the tomato into a number of slices. A guard mounted on the base shields the sharp edge of the blades. With the carrier in the open position the rack of blades in combination with the carrier fingers and guard creates a vertical cavity in which the food article to be sliced is inserted.
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Knothe Charles S.
Simone Timothy F.
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