Twin and Multiple Motor Paper Shredder
OwnerGuofeng Paninventor
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Abstract
A twin and multiple motor paper shredder. Each of the motor relays power through respective gear assembly to the first rotary cutter. Each motor operates at a lower power output and have simpler specification than the conventional motor systems. However, when in combine use, the power output from two or more smaller motor are greater than one single larger motor system and the cost are lower. In this way, manufacturer is able to reduce the production cost, and at the same time, increase the stability and reliability of the paper shredder.
Claims9
A twin motor paper shredder comprising a shredding mechanism and a first motor and a second motor;
- said shredding mechanism having two sets of paralleling rotary cutters each with multiple blades;
- said shredding mechanism having a first and a second gear assembly installed at one side end of the said shredding mechanism;
- wherein, said first and second gear assembly are connects to the rotary cutters;
- and wherein, the shaft of said first and second motor is connected to said first and second gear assembly respectively.
A multiple motor power paper shredder comprising a shredding mechanism, a first motor, a second motor and at least one third motor;
- said shredding mechanism having a set of paralleling first and second rotary cutter each with multiple blades;
- said shredding mechanism haying a first, a second and at least a third gear assembly;
- the first end side of said first gear assembly connects to said first motor system and the second end side of said first gear assembly connects to said first rotary cutter;
- the first end side of said second gear assembly connects to said second motor and the second end side of said second gear assembly connects to said first rotary cutter;
- and the first end side of said third gear assembly connects to said third motor and the second end side of said third gear assembly connects to said first rotary cutter.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.