Tube feeding device for use in charging shotholes with explosive

Advancing material of indeterminate length – By intermittent material-mover – Comprising reciprocating or oscillating material-mover

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166 77, 86 20C, B65H 1738

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040519880

ABSTRACT:
The apparatus includes two clamping devices mounted for vertical reciprocation one above the other, and having registering central apertures through which a flexible tube is adapted to be advanced. Each clamp contains a flexible sleeve disposed to surround the tube and selectively to be pressed into gripping engagement with it by means of a fluid pressure medium. This medium is also used to reciprocate the clamps alternately toward and away from each other, with only one clamp at a time being actuated so that the tube is advanced (e.g. fed upwardly) first by one and the other of the clamps.

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