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US 10,556,455 B2Granted
Housing structure for machine
AssigneeKornit Digital Ltd.
InventorOhad Snir
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Abstract
A housing for an industrial machine, consists of first and second oppositely facing plates. Two cross beams are connected between the first and second plates to make the first and second plates into endplates of an enclosure for the industrial machine which may be placed inside. Front and rear pivoted closures are located between the endplates above the enclosure, which are opened to provide access to the enclosure for repair, maintenance etc., of the industrial machine housed therein.
Claims19
A housing for an industrial machine, comprising:
- first and second plates;
- first and second cross beams each connected between said first and second plates to form said first and second plates into endplates of an enclosure for said industrial machine;
- and
- front and rear pivoted closures located between said endplates above said enclosure, said pivoted closures being openable to provide access to said enclosure, wherein the industrial machine is a textile printing machine, and said textile printing machine comprises a printing head and a printing tray, said printing head being attached to a third cross beam and said printing tray running across a structure supported at least partially by said first and second cross beams.
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A method of manufacturing a housed industrial machine, comprising:
- making an enclosure by connecting two flat plates via first and second cross-beams, the two cross-beams being along a horizontal alignment;
- adding a third cross-beam between two said plates, the third cross-beam being raised with respect to said horizontal alignment;
- placing first and second pivoted closures between said plates to close said enclosure from above;
- placing said industrial machine to be supported by said first and second cross beams;
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- placing an operating head of said industrial machine in association with said third cross-beam.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.