ES1033878U - Machine for pressing carnic pieces (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Machine for pressing carnic pieces, intended to compact them to form a regular block of less size than the original piece, which consists of a pressed and molded chamber of transversal section approximately in the form of "g", with a higher side side that the opposite face and the upper face open in order to leave a large side space for the loading of the piece inside the chamber that is equipped with a door in the front face with an opening from which a tubular nozzle part the exit of the pressed block; the machine is fitted behind the door described by a gate that during the pressing of the carnic piece closes the opening of the exit; as it has been described, the camera has the open upper face, why it adjustmently penetrates a pressing plate in the form of a countercase which works vertically to compress the carnic piece, with the particularity that when it is in a rest leaves the fully discovered the opened upper face of the mold to be able to easily place the piece to be pressed; as to the posterior side of the mold, opposed to the departure of the pressed block, it presents an opening aligned to the output by which penetra a second plate of pressed that works in horizontal sense and is intended, not only to compress the piece, but to expell it prior opening of the gate; the machine has a safety door that prevents the access to the pressed chamber when it is closed; this door is linked to a detector that blocks the starting of the machine when it is in open position and unlock it when it occupies the closed position; from this known realization, the machine is essentially characterized by the fact that the safety door is mounted in front of the side space by which the part is introduced to press and can have a high position in which it allows access to the interior of the pressed chamber and another opened position in which it closes such space; this door has at least one latch united to an outdoor knob, displacable along a ramped guide so that the latch tends to adopt the lower position corresponding to the work; the pressing plate which works vertically has a flat stop in which the latches are supported in the work position, so that the door is manually folded to position it in position of work prior release of the latch with respect to the stop of the pressing plate, and returns to the elevated position of rest pushed by the plate stop when it returns to its rest position. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)