DE9111368U1 - Vacuum massaging mixer - Google Patents

Description

Ulbricht Butchery and Bakery Technology Schweddey 12 O 9380 - Flöha

Vacuum massaging mixer

The invention relates to a vacuum massaging mixer for the treatment of meat in commercial meat processing.

Vacuum massaging mixers are known to date, with the introduction of the vacuum via the container lid and with the exchange of the containers and/or stirring arms between the "mixing" and "massaging" work steps. This results in a variety of disadvantages from these known designs, such as:

several containers and/or several agitator arms, cleaning work for this large number of containers and/or agitator arms,

Space required for storage and special precautions or dismantling of the vacuum line when opening the container lid.

The invention specified in claim 1 is based on the object of creating a vacuum massaging mixer which, without changing

of container or stirring arm, i.e. without labor-intensive conversions, both "mixing" and "massaging" operations are possible and the introduction of the vacuum is realized in an advantageous manner

This problem is solved by the measures of claim 1.

With the invention, in the specified application, it is achieved that the meat processing can take place in a container with a stirring arm and that the vacuum line does not have to be removed when opening the container.

An embodiment of the invention is explained with reference to Figure 1. It shows:

Figure 1: Vacuum mass mixer - schematic diagram

Figure 1 shows the vacuum massaging mixer for commercial meat processing. The container 1 is closed for meat processing using the container lid 2 after the meat and brine have been added. The drive forces act on the container 1 via the container holder and on the mixing and massaging arm 3 via the hollow shaft 8. The drive housing preferably houses a mechanical gear consisting of a switching claw/switching roller 7 and switching wheel 6 with three different switching positions. In the switching position 0:

the mixing and massaging arm 3 is driven and the container rotates freely,

Switch position I:

the mixing and massaging arm 3 is driven and the container 1 is braked against the drive housing 5 and is thus in Switching position II:

the mixing and massaging arm 3 is driven and the container 1 is connected to the mixing and massaging arm 3 and rotates at the same time.

In switch position I, the vacuum massaging device functions as a vacuum massaging device and in switch position II, the vacuum massaging device functions as a vacuum massaging device. To do this, the container 1 must first be evacuated via the drive bearing bolt 9, at the end of which protrudes into the container 1, the union nut/cone connection 10 for the vent pipe 11 protruding into the container 1 is attached. As is known, the working process is controlled in a pulsating manner with various time programs and the vacuum massaging device is mounted so that it can be tilted for emptying.

"Vacuum massager"

LIST OF REFERENCE SYMBOLS

1 container

2 container lids

3 massage arm

4 Container holder

5 Drive housing

6 Shift wheel

7 Shift claw/shift drum

8 Hollow shaft

9 Drive bearing bolt

10 Union nut/cone connection

Vent pipe

Claims (1)

"Vacuum massager" CLAIM 1. Vacuum massaging mixer consisting of a container with a stirring arm and a container lid, characterized in that in order to achieve different relative speeds between the container (1), closed with a container lid (2), and the stirring arm designed as a mixing and massaging arm (3), a switching gear, preferably consisting of a switching wheel (6) with an operatively connected switching claw/switching roller (7), is arranged on a container holder (4) in a drive housing (5), and that in order to introduce the vacuum, a drive bearing bolt (9) is designed as a vacuum supply line through a hollow shaft (8) arranged in the drive housing (5), and that this same drive bearing bolt (9) is connected to a vent pipe (11) at its end protruding into the container (1), preferably by means of a union nut/cone connection (10).