Defoliation device for buried products
OwnerGilles-Alban Michaudinventor
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Abstract
Device for defoliating buried products such as beets, comprises a rotor having, on part or all of its length, tools suitable for removing the leaves in particular by a rotation of the rotor. Each tool comprises at least one endless belt having arrangements for applying a striking force at the top of the product to cause the simultaneous cutting of the leaves in combination with a limited angular movement of the belt(s) at the time of the strike.
Claims11
Device for defoliating buried products such as beets, comprising a rotor having, on part of all of its length, tools suitable for removing leaves in particular by rotation of said rotor, wherein each tool comprises at least one endless belt having arrangements for applying a striking force at a top of a product to cause simultaneous cutting of the leaves in combination with a limited angular movement of the belt or belts at time of strike.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.