Bearing plate with pressure elements
AssigneeKrones AG
InventorJosef Kaiser
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Abstract
A bearing plate for positioning containers with a main body, having at least one first pressure element being arranged on the main body, where the first pressure element is arranged at least in part parallel to the main body, and furthermore a positioning being arranged on the main body and including at least one opening through which the first pressure element protrudes at least in part, and where the positioning body is formed as a second pressure element.
Claims13
A bearing plate for positioning containers with a main body, comprising at least one first pressure element being arranged on the main body where the first pressure element is arranged at least in part parallel to the main body, and a positioning body being arranged on the main body and at least one opening through which the first pressure element protrudes at least in part, and the positioning body being formed as a second pressure element.
The bearing plate according to claim wherein the positioning body comprises a bevel in a region adjacent to the first pressure element, wherein the bevel includes at least an angle between 30° and 60 with the horizontal.
A method for positioning containers using a bearing plate comprising at least a main body, wherein the main body comprises a first pressure element onto which a container is positioned and which is arranged at least in part parallel to the main body, a positioning body being arranged on the main body and comprising at least one opening through which the first pressure element protrudes at least in part and is formed as a second pressure element, comprising changing the position of a container positioned on at least one of the first pressure element or the positioning body relative to at least one of the main body of the first pressure element or the positioning body in dependency of forces transmitted onto at least one of the first pressure element or the positioning body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.