Material or article handling – Apparatus for moving intersupporting articles into – within,... – Stack forming apparatus
Patent
1987-06-27
1989-04-18
Spar, Robert J.
Material or article handling
Apparatus for moving intersupporting articles into, within,...
Stack forming apparatus
19880315, 4147909, B65G 5730
Patent
active
048222321
ABSTRACT:
An upstacking device is shown for use with generally flat metal can ends. The device is used with an endless conveyor such as a transport belt having openings therein, with each opening receiving a shell for locating the shell on the belt. The belt is intermittently advanced. The upstacking device includes a drive input coupled to a main drive for producing reciprocating rotational motion. A drive shaft is rotationally mounted to the frame. A stacking arm is fixedly connected to the drive shaft so that reciprocating rotation of the shaft produces rising and falling motion of the distal end of the arm. Stack pistons are pivotally connected to the stacking arm and have can end engaging surfaces. The drive shaft, stacking arm and pistons are positioned such that (a) whenever the stacking arm is in a lowered position, the shell-engaging surfaces are positioned below the belt, and (b) the pistons are aligned with the openings for movement therethrough. A clutch selectively engages the drive input with the drive shaft and alternately engages the drive shaft with the frame.
REFERENCES:
patent: 3360100 (1967-12-01), Seragnoli
patent: 4221518 (1980-09-01), Carazza
patent: 4390098 (1983-06-01), Wilgus et al.
patent: 4640116 (1987-02-01), Brown
Elliott Robert H.
Gantz Vernon C.
Dayton Reliable Tool & Mfg. Co.
Krizek Janice
Spar Robert J.
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