Barrel with access mechanism
OwnerDavid Becraft, Lisa Becraftinventors
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A barrel with access mechanism is a device by which bulk products and materials are more easily accessed and removed from large drum containers. The device provides the drum with an inner plastic liner. The liner would be made available in two formats. The first, used with liquids, fine powders and the like, would be made of an accordion like side material that collapses upon itself. The second version, used for larger bulk materials, would consist of two overlapping side liners that slide over one other. In both cases, as the material in the barrel is consumed or removed, the bottom of the barrel raises up so that material on the bottom can be more easily removed, even by those who are small in stature. The device is equipped with a motor that drives at least two threaded rods, synchronized together, which raise and lower the bottom. The device can be driven by 120 VAC or 12 VDC. At any time or when the material is completely removed, the bottom can be lowered allowing the barrel to be refilled.
A barrel, comprising:
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