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-JVi 288024-CLASS 81 a. GROUP

VOLKMAR MAYER in CHARLOTTENBURG.

Patented in the German Empire on February 5, 1913.

The invention relates to a machine for forming and wrapping cubic shapes Pieces of butter in which the wrapping paper comes from a strip of paper wound into a roll is delivered. The essence of the invention is characterized in that in the claims special training of the machine seen, in which the wrapping of the butter piece already at the exit same is effected from the molding press.

The drawing shows an exemplary embodiment of the subject matter of the invention, namely shows

Fig. Ι the machine in cross section (section along line 2-2 of FIG. 2) in the state of Not in use,

Fig. 2 in side view,

FIG. 3 shows one of FIG. 1 corresponding Cross-section after the cutting of the piece of butter has been completed,

FIG. 4 likewise corresponds to one of FIG. 1 Cross-section according to the intersection of the paper tape.

The piece of butter 2 is pressed by means of the KoI-ben K through the mouthpiece 5 out of the cylinder ι of the molding press against a paper tape that supplies the wrapping and is wound into a roll 60 and is deposited with this on a base 82, with it on the paper tape comes to rest and is wrapped on its lower, front and upper side. After the piece of butter 2 has reached a certain size (weight), it is separated. Here, the paper tape is pulled and wrapped around the back of the piece of butter and then cut.

For this purpose it is first necessary to bring the paper tape into a position in which it is suitable for receiving the squeezed out piece of butter. When not in use the device depends on the free end of the paper tape from the roll 60 in the position shown in phantom in FIG below. Before the machine is started up, the paper tape is manually cut into the position shown in FIG position shown in full lines, in which it is drawn below the edge a knife 80 pulled over a knife 53 and with the front edge between the lower edge of the mouthpiece 5 and the pad 82 pushed and clamped will. The base 82, which can be thought of as being movable and lockable up and down, can for example, the platform of a wagon, which is intended to be squeezed out Weigh the amount of butter.

The knife 80 is attached to two arms 81 which are articulated rotatably on a plate 52 which can be moved up and down by means of a rod 51. The arms 81 are connected to one ^{another by a transverse rail 8i x} , to which two pins 71 are attached, which protrude through the overlapping slots 53 * and 52 ^{XX of} the plates 53 'and 52 and through the pressure of leaf springs 70 resting on the arms 81 are pressed against guide rails 74. This leadership

Claims (3)

rails 74 are attached to the A ^ orderwand of the molding press next to the mouthpiece 5 (Fig. 2). The knife 53 is attached to the plate 53 ', which is guided up and down by means of pins 85 in slots 52 * of the plate 52 and is under the action of compression springs 83 connected between the pins 85 and an abutment 84 on the plate 52 . As soon as the weight of the amount of butter pressed out and pressed against the paper band 9 is determined by the deflection of the scale of the scale, the plate 52 is pushed downwards by the rod 51 in front of the mouthpiece 5 into the position shown in FIG is swung against the plate 52 out. The knife 53 cuts through the strand of butter in that it is carried along by the sufficiently strong compression springs 83. At the same time, however, the paper strip 9, which is passed through the slot 53 ^{X in the plate 53 'and through the slot 53 XX} located between the knife 53 and the lower edge of the plate 53', is pulled off the roll 60 by the knife and with it taken down and wrapped in this way around the back of the piece of butter. According to FIG. 3, the plate 52, the knife 53 and the knife 80 are in the position in which the knife 53 has just hit the platform 82 and is prevented from moving further downward. When the rod 51 is pressed further, the plate 52 is pushed further downwards, the compression springs 83 being compressed. With the plate 52, however, the knife 80 rotatably attached to it is also moved further downward, whereby the knife 80 cuts off the paper tape 9 (FIG. 4). When the plate 52 is moved back upwards, the compression springs 83 relax, and the parts again successively assume the position shown in FIGS. 3 and 1. The end of the paper clamped between the lower edge of the mouthpiece 5 and the platform 82 is now pulled out and placed around the cut end of the paper tape j so that the pressed out amount of butter is completely enclosed. I. Pa τ ε ν τ - A ν S ρ κ ϋ c η ε: ι. Machine for forming and wrapping cubic butter pieces, in which the cover paper comes from a strip of paper wound into a roll is supplied, characterized in that the piece of butter when exiting the molding press against the in front of the mouthpiece (5) located, with its lower end clamped paper strips pressed and at the same time pulling this from the roll onto a front of the mouthpiece of the molding press located underlay (82) is deposited so that it lies on the paper strip comes and is wrapped with the same on its lower, front and upper side, whereupon the piece of butter is separated and also wrapped on its rear side while pulling off the paper strip from the roll at the same time and finally the paper strip is cut. 2. Machine according to claim 1, characterized by two on a common raisable and lowerable carrier (52) arranged one above the other, the paper strips, between them grasping knife (80,53), which when lowering the carrier, the paper strips take it down with you and pull it off the roll and around the back of the butter piece wrap around, and of which the lower one (53) against the action of the same downwardly pressing springs (83) the carrier (52) is slidable up and down and separates the piece of butter and the upper (80) then cuts the paper strip. 3. Machine according to claim 1 and 2. characterized in that ■ the upper knife (80) on the carrier (52) and is arranged to oscillate low and is pressed by springs (70) against a guide (74) through which it is when Lowering the carrier towards the same and when lifting the carrier is moved away from the same. For this purpose ι sheet of drawings.