Blank feeding/processing apparatus
AssigneeAce Machinery Co., Ltd.
InventorChul LEE
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Abstract
Provided is a blank feeding/processing apparatus that includes a pressing unit for pressing a non-contact section of a conveyor belt to form an inclined section in the non-contact section when a box is folded. The apparatus for feeding and processing a blank having a plate shape, includes: a feeding unit including a lower feeding unit including a conveyor belt for conveying the blank and a plurality of feeding rollers for moving the conveyor belt, including a non-contact section that does not contact the feeding rollers in the conveyor belt, and arranged below the blank and an upper feeding unit arranged above the blank; and a pressing unit for protruding a tab of the blank to be processed, by applying a pressure in the non-contact section of the conveyor belt to form an inclined section in the conveyor belt.
Claims7
An apparatus for feeding and processing a blank having a plate shape, the apparatus comprising:
- a feeding unit comprising a lower feeding unit comprising a conveyor belt for conveying the blank and a plurality of feeding rollers for moving the conveyor belt, comprising a non-contact section that does not contact the feeding rollers in the conveyor belt, and arranged below the blank and an upper feeding unit arranged above the blank;
- a pressing unit for protruding a tab of the blank that is to be processed, by applying a pressure in the non-contact section of the conveyor belt to form an inclined section in the conveyor belt;
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- a tension adjusting unit comprising a connection member, one end of which is rotatably mounted on the lower feeding unit, a first movement roller mounted on an opposite end of the connection member to move upwards and downwards, and connected to the conveyor belt of the lower feeding unit, and a first resiliency adjusting mechanism for resiliently supporting the first movement roller downwards with a compression coil spring, for adjusting a tension of the conveyor belt.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.