Stripping apparatus
AssigneeHoneypot Holdings Limited
InventorsNigel Hamish George, Marcus James Wickman, Albert Arnold Love, Garry Trevor Love
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AssigneeHoneypot Holdings Limited
InventorsNigel Hamish George, Marcus James Wickman, Albert Arnold Love, Garry Trevor Love
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An apparatus (20) for use in stripping irregular material (8) from a line (3, 4) during relative movement between the apparatus (20) and line (3, 4), including a material guide (50), stripping mechanism (40) and line guide (30). A first line guide element(30a), first stripping element (40a) and first material guide element (50a) collectively form a first stripping assembly and the second line guide element (30b), second stripping element (40b) and second material guide element (50b) collectively form a second stripping assembly, the line passing between said stripping assemblies during said stripping. The stripping assemblies are orientated during said stripping such that the first material guide rotation axis and the first stripping element rotation axis are on a first lateral side of the line and the second material guide rotation axis and the second stripping element rotation axis are on a second lateral side of the line.
An apparatus for use in stripping irregular material from a line during relative movement between the apparatus and line, said apparatus including a material guide, stripping mechanism and line guide:
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The apparatus as claimed in claim 51, wherein a said stripping element includes at least one blade with a leading edge orientated parallel to the stripping element rotation axis.
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