US3834259A - Discharge device for slicing machine - Google Patents

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US3834259A
US3834259A US32811473A US3834259A US 3834259 A US3834259 A US 3834259A US 32811473 A US32811473 A US 32811473A US 3834259 A US3834259 A US 3834259A
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  • ABSTRACT A discharge device for a slicing machine which comprises a feeding arrangement to receive a loaf of sansage or a like.
  • a driven blade and a conveyor arrangement for the sliced goods are provided which are driven by the feeding arrangement, e.g., in the form of chain ties provided with spikes.
  • a discharger, as well as a discharge platform, which may be moved gradually are arranged such that the conveyor arrangement, which is driven by a gear unit or a toothed belt drive, respectively, is coupled to an electromagnetic clutch, which is driven by an electric pulse control in dependence upon the position of the feeding arrangement, if necessary via another toothed belt drive or motor respectively, preferably an impulse-controlled stepping motor.
  • the latter can be turned off after a predetermined number of revolutions.
  • the discharge platform may be moved gradually in one direction by an electromagnetic drive with provisions for an electronic control, which drives the electromagnetic drive in dependence upon the movement of the discharge arm. Further a central switchboard is provided, where every button position corresponds to a control interval of electric pulse control for the clutch or the motor respectively and to a number of step impulses of the electronic control for the electromagnetic drive of the discharge platform.
  • This invention relates to a discharge device for slicing machines consisting of a feeding arrangement to receive the loaf of sausage or alike, a driven blade, a conveyor arrangement for the sliced good, which is driven by the feeding arrangement, e.g., in the form of parallel overlying chain ties provided with spikes, and a discharger, as well as a discharge platform, which can be moved stepwise.
  • a slicing machine is known in the art, which is provided with an automatic discharge and very well suited for operation on the counter of a grocery store.
  • the substance to be cut is put on the feeding arrangement, which performs cutting movements against a rotating knife blade.
  • the feeding arrangement By means-of a gear unit and free wheels and by using toothed belts, the movement of the feeding arrangement is conveyed to the conveyor arrangement, which consists of chain ties, extending horizontally and provided with spikes, and of a conveying cylinder. Every cut slice is now taken up by this arrangement and moved above the center of the discharge platform.
  • the discharge arm or beater which is located between the chain ties, will flap forwards in the direction of the discharge platform, so removing the cut substance from the conveyor arrangement and depositing it on the discharge platform, on which there is suitably a stack of sandwich paper.
  • the discharge arm or beater which is located between the chain ties, will flap forwards in the direction of the discharge platform, so removing the cut substance from the conveyor arrangement and depositing it on the discharge platform, on which there is suitably a stack of sandwich paper.
  • the impulse control with pre-selective impulse length operates the clutch or the motor respectively for a corresponding length of time.
  • the conveyor arrangement traverses paths of of different length, so that the cut substance is deposited in several places parallel to the conveying direction, which provides for a shingled distribution in one direction. If an electromagnetic drive can move the discharge platform at pre-determined advance intervals, this will result in a shingled arrangement in two directions.
  • the discharge platform has a tooth construction. which engages a pinion of the electromagnetic advancing drive.
  • the solenoid receives impulses and its iron core advances the pinion and therefore also the discharge platform according to the number of impulses.
  • the discharge platform is of rectangular shape and can be moved in parallel guides towards and away from the conveyor arrangement.
  • the cut substance is arranged in shingles in two directions in the first embodiment, the latter embodiment provides a fanned and direct deposit on a round plate. In each case it is desirable to be able to replace the rectangular discharge platform by the disc-shaped discharge platform. This result may be obtained very easily, since both platforms are driven by the same pinion and the advance may be of the same length.
  • an adjustable electric impulse control to drive the clutch, e. g., a bistable multivibrator control.
  • magnetic controls for the construction of the electric circuit, which are located on a plate at distances from each other, and to provide a pivotal arm above the magnetic controls, which has a permanent magnet and is driven in dependence upon the advance of the feeding arrangement.
  • a toggle control can be provided for the electronic control, switches on the electromagnetic drive.
  • the control intervals can be determined in each case by the loading and unloading of the condensors.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic representation of a slicing machine using an electromagnetic clutch having exchangeable discharge platforms
  • FIG. 2 a slicing machine, whose conveyor arrangement is driven by means of an electric motor.
  • Feeding arrangement 1 can be moved to and fro in one direction in guides and can be operated manually or automatically in order to feed the substance to be cut to rotating blade 2. Toothed belt 3 is connected to feeding arrangement 1, which follows the forward and backward movement of the feed. Another roll 5 is connected to one of the two guide rolls 4 by means of a free-running driving collar. On account of this arrangement, belt 6 running over roll is driven intermittently in one direction. This rotary movement is led to belt 8 by means of electromagnetic clutch 7, and from there by means of toothed belt wheel 9 to the conveying cylinder and chain wheels 10, which are located above each other at even distances and provided with chain ties 12 having spikes 11.
  • the conveyor arrangement can also be embodied as a comb, which may be turned around one axis.
  • Chain ties 12 pass over driven chain wheels 10 and over rolls 13. As long as the electromagnetic clutch is engaged, the slice cut off by rotating blade 2 is taken up by spikes 11 and conveyed to the far end, near rolls 13, by a cycle of movement of feeding arrangement 1 and chain ties 12, which are driven by it. According to FIG. 2 the electromagnetic clutch driving the chain ties may be replaced by an electric motor. As soon as chain ties 12 come to a standstill, a micro control (not shown in the drawings) sends a control signal to drive 15 of discharger 16, which is pivoted like a beater on arm 17 around an axis below the cut substance in the direction of disc-shaped discharge platform 18 or rectangular discharge platform 18', respectively.
  • Distributor 16 is embodied like a comb and located behind chain ties 12 so that the cut substance is held in a vertical position in front of distributor 16 by spikes ll of chain ties 12. At this movement, the distributor or beater takes the cut substance off the spikes and transports it to the platform, on which there is suitably a sheet of sandwich paper or a plate, respectively.
  • a wedge is located on toothed-belt 3 moving backward and forward, which inclines by means of an attached roll a lever with stationary rotating point in dependence upon the advance movement.
  • This lever arm describes a circular arc in this manner and is provided with a permanent magnet at its end, which operates the magnetic control located below the pivoting range of the lever.
  • a micro control 23 is provided in the pivoting range of arm 17, which transmits a starting signal to electronic arrangement 24.
  • the desired number of advances for ratchet wheel 28 is fed by pre-setting button selector 22 accordingly.
  • electronic arrangement 24 conveys a number of impulses, which is equal to the number of advances. This energizes magnet 25 temporarily and attracts iron core 26. This movement against the action of spring 31 is conveyed to ratchet wheel 28 by means of ratchet 27, which is connected securely to pinion 29.
  • Pinion 29 engages toothed rim 30 or toothed rack 30', respectively.
  • magnet 25 When, e.g., two electric impulses are given by the electronic arrangement 24 after setting the button selector the, magnet 25 will attract twice, the ratchet will move ratchet wheel 28 by two positions, and the platform 18 with toothed rack 30 will be moved by two intervals on account of the rotation of pinion 29. This would result in a loose shingling of the cut substance in the vertical direction to the conveyor arrangement 12.
  • a gear unit may be provided instead of the simple pinion 29, which engages toothed rack 30, so that the length of advance per impulse has a desired extent.
  • the solenoid rotates the axis of the free-running gear wheel by means of one-armed lever, which so can be driven intermittently in one direction.
  • This gear wheel engages either directly or via another gear wheel toothed rack 30 of discharge platform 18 and moves the latter in accordance with the number of impulses.
  • brake 32 is provided, which determines exactly the advance of conveyor arrangement 12. As soon as clutch 7 is disengaged, the brake interrupts, and this determines exactly the point, where the cut substance is taken off spikes 11 of conveyor arrangement 12.
  • the discharge device can be programmed for various patterns.
  • the cut substance may, e.g., first be distributed in a full diameter (2r) each and then there may be a twist However, it is also possible to deposit the cut substance in concentric circles.
  • the motor is put into operation by control 42, which is actuated by the feeding arrangement, when it reaches the front end position after cutting off a slice from the substance. After a pre-set number of revolutions the motor is turned off by an electronic counting device 43, which is set to this number of revolutions, so that the chain wheels stop at a pre-set point and the slice can be deposited on discharge platform 18 in the desired place by beater 16.
  • the impulses corresponding to the pre-set number of revolutions of the motor are fed to the counting device by means of impulse generator 22, which is set by means of buttons.
  • the counting device which reads the revolutions of the motor, opens control 42, which turns off the motor, as soon as the revolutions of the motor correspond to the fed impulses.
  • Drive of beater 16 is actuated by control 44, which is operated by feeding arrangement 1 when moving away from blade 2 after cutting off a slice.
  • Drive 15 operates an arm, which can be pivoted around a horizontal axis and is provided with a comb-like beater 16, which reaches between the chain ties with its teeth in order to take off the slice from the spikes,
  • the slices cut off subsequently will be put on top of each other in the form of a stack.
  • the slices on the discharge platform like shingles in one row, but turning off the motor, e.g., after eight, six, four and two revolutions.
  • the discharge platform is moved gradually in the direction of the chain ties. This shift of the discharge platform can be effected analogous to FIG.
  • a discharge device for a slicing machine comprising a movable feeding arrangement to receive goods to be sliced,
  • a discharger means for releasing said sliced goods from said conveyor means onto said discharge platform drive means for selectively releasably couplingly driving said conveyor means in dependency upon the position of said feeding arrangement
  • pulse control means for actuating said drive means in dependency on the position of said feeding arrangement and programmable for continuing the actuation of said drive means only for a preselected control interval
  • said discharge platform electronic control means for driving said gradual moving means a predetermined amount by a predetermined number of step impulses and in dependency upon the movement of said discharge means
  • a central programmable switchboard having a plurality of buttons the position of which correspond to said preselected control interval for said pulse control means for said drive means and to said number of step impulses for said electronic control means for the electromagnetic drive of the discharge platform.
  • said discharge platform has a plurality of teeth
  • discharge platform is of a disc-like shape having support means for movement of said platform about its center and is provided with a toothed rim which engages said pinion.
  • the discharge device as set forth in claim 1, further comprising an electromagnetic brake means operatively connected to said drive means of the conveyor arrangement for operatively braking said conveyor means electrically upon release of said drive means from couplingly driving said conveyor means.
  • said drive means further includes a toothed belt drive connected to said conveyor means and coupled to said electromagnetic clutch.

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