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US 11,445,731 B2Granted
Device and method for tying a mass filled into a skin
AssigneeInotec GmbH Maschinenentwicklung Und Vertrieb
InventorsLuigi Pedroia, Stefano Pedroia
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AssigneeInotec GmbH Maschinenentwicklung Und Vertrieb
InventorsLuigi Pedroia, Stefano Pedroia
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The invention relates to a device for tying multiple portions of a mass filled into a casing (8) at tying points provided for this purpose using a thread (10). The device comprises a rotor (1) and a guide device (20) which is connected to the rotor (1) for guiding the thread (10). The rotor (1) has a receiving section (18) for receiving multiple windings of the thread (10), and the device is designed such that the thread (10) is guided from the receiving section (18) by the guide device (20) and is wound about the tying point during a rotation of the rotor (1). The device additionally has a reservoir for receiving the thread (10), wherein the device additionally has a supply device (9), and the supply device (9) is designed to either supply the thread (10) from the reservoir (12, 15) to the receiving section (18) or to remove the thread from the receiving section (18).
Device for tying several portions of amass filled into a skin (8) at tying points provided therefor with a thread (10), the device comprising a rotor (1) and a guide means (20) associated with the rotor (1) for guiding the thread (10), wherein the rotor (1) has a receiving section (18) for receiving a plurality of windings of the thread (10), the apparatus being arranged such that, on one revolution of the rotor (1), the thread (10) is passed from the receiving section (18) through the guide means (20) and wound around the tying point, wherein the device further comprises a reservoir for receiving the thread (10), the device further comprising a feeding means (9), the feeding means (9) being arranged to either feed thread (10) from the reservoir (12, 15) to the receiving section (18) or to remove thread (10) from the receiving section (18).
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