DE173705C - - Google Patents

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■ 'Addendum to Talents ι 55S75 of June 30, 1903.

Patented in the German Empire on March 7, 1905 al). Longest duration: June 29, 1918.

I ': ■: ■ ! - "rimdung \ •1.·;·.·.' - ^ r.mlers na-. te Ir. in that, dai.i <1 il ~ "^ ".! or- wakes up K ' i perforatedc; ·, : - .. s · 'iidern w -; 7th ■: r Record ·.

OtCi an improvement of the I'aiiH i 5 ^ Xy> You put this dust in a box so that the mats are not vertical ran fair. Also the perforated mats a -'Cii'iiderer guide frame is arranged. -ι- ■:; ·.:. ': the claws either individually or with dii - vr 1 "uhi'ung" are all removed at the same time k - ".:;] K'ii.. Through this invention, i''l. ^ o: ': de Y.orteüe yescha-ften:

! '■ vini works after the -l'atent i.nS ^ / i mri. ':.:.-ieli the phenomenon asserts that the ! ■ ar: cn vnii the olieren parts of the plates clear away. but not only on the Jiods de- collector, where then the purpose of the collection would be achieved. Rather, through the air, dej- r- "aui>. Which was already attached and." ! hü; lost again,! -. ", disgusted, when falling :'in. and since this falling away and Mitri-il.'icii at every single, .- [ijement repeat ·, muli the color, to a pleasant one Part of getting out into the open and getting lost. The saved Color does not remain in its entirety, as is the case with the water-resistant arrangement of the present patent is the case.

For this reason the paring knives could not fully carry out their intended purpose. In addition, in many cases the upper part of the iJleche was not covered with paint dust, and furthermore intil.Ue the partially scraped off and partially ^: ''^; : l'arbe collected on the floor 35v, wisely sold. be removed with recently dust-producing work. In the current horizontal position of the 1'1, 'itten occupy the plates evenly. If the worker now sees that the slumbers are sufficiently occupied, he will proceed to cleaning. Furthermore, in the vague position, the arrangement of the scraping knives comes to full fruition, in that the color is pushed forward by the knife until it falls on the next plate, and is finally taken up by a full plate It is up to the worker to push off the dust masses at any speed and to let them fall.

The invention is shown in the drawing, namely in Fig. Τ in a vertical section, parallel to the side on which the plates are pulled out, in Fig. 2 in a ¹ perpendicular by () <> ° to FIG. 1 offset Sclmitt ', ""n'Fig.' 3 in view, with one of the two box covers partially removed, and in Fisr. 4 in a straight cut.

The actual box i! narrows in its upper part b towards the working opening 'f. This is either provided with a board / on which the exciting work can be carried out,

Claims (2)

or in any way with the Staubciuelle, z. B. connected to a corresponding work space. At the bottom of the box α leads a line; ' after a suction fan or some other suction device .. ^do "g · The cooked by e plates are sets would not directly in the KasteVnv-alls, but are in an egg set box m, which is designed so that the plates c lead in it. On one side: the box m has a lid n through which d: -: -! Mats c pass and to which the A: strings f. Are attached. Instead of the box - ·; can only -the cover arranged so; in this slots are then to be arranged through which the plates c ge. are stuck. :: m to be held in a horizontal position. The ceiling ' η is attached to the box in any way, ζ. Β. by means of easily detachable hooks. 'Is the A:;> arat in operation; so the 'box is in ::: the apparatus. The hindu jjp. 25 stroking r-: nubluft sets up its traffic jam!) ' the plates t off. and the latter can if '- ^ they are enough :::: are covered with dust, easily < individually or all together from the box. In the former case ^ o the S;: ■. ·. :: 'always falls to the next lower one Plate, wai: r-; :: i in the latter case the dust S to the IM; -. :: - :: ¹ , gets stuck and in a few moments :::: a new box can be inserted k; -. ::::. This can e.g. B. very easily ζ "35 by means of Ha ::" which are attached to the Ip, cover 11 .'ir. ^. "\ The AuS'.vuchscibarkcit of the whole plat- g ^. systems is: ve, π importance, if the dust collector ': ■ - .. ■. Working in the ceramic E40 Industry g -; - ': - is smoked, - with those for loading ,. . painting before, any means of a Frzeugüissen dec '..- iLcrs olt the l ^r arbe changed w ν. and where it is necessary to collect the different colors, which are often very valuable, separately. Up to now one had to make do in such cases by only working with one color in front of each apparatus. However, this was only possible in larger companies and involved a lot of work and loss of time. ■ The speed and security with which one can work with the apparatus can be considerably increased if the box a, as is known, is made from (llas or the like. Of course, then, too the box <ilas be made, or only one S \> in also made tem besteben of rods which serve to guide the plates e;. he can also, when the lid ;; alone l'EADERSHIP of the plates takes, stay away completely. The vertical position of the apparatus still offers the advantage that the air flow with vertical guidance bes.-he aiii distributes the cross-section of the apparatus and the rules provided for in the main patent can be omitted; also brings that vertical arrangement a considerable saving in space with itself, since the apparatus now only corresponds to its cross-section Takes up space. '. Ρ.λίί-: ν T-A N s i'K r c Ii! ■ :: ι. Dust collector only in a Ka.-ieii arranged durchlocliten plates according to Patent '53 ^ 75- characterized by that the box is arranged vertically in the. so that the -.lurcblochtcii plates c-uagerecht lie. 2. Dust collector according to claim 1 - characterized in that the durclilochtcn! Malten (c} rest within the K.islens d ' in guides (111, n ⁾ , being either individually pulled out of this guide or - with the hearing all on can be removed once. 1 sheet of drawings.