A conveyor for transporting a product
AssigneePulsar S.R.L.
InventorMassimo FRANZAROLI
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AssigneePulsar S.R.L.
InventorMassimo FRANZAROLI
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A conveyor for transporting a product, the product being preferably in the form of respective articles, in particular articles of the tissue industry, including a means for supporting and guiding an endless conveyor belt, especially one of the type with articulated links, the belt including at least one respective positive stretch, in particular for transporting the product, and preferably a return stretch, if necessary positioned under the respective longitudinal transporting stretch; and means for driving the conveyor belt and including a means for engaging the respective link of the conveyor belt and, more specifically, means which are adapted to engage a rear-facing surface of the respective conveyor belt link, the means for engaging and driving the conveyor belt being adapted to engage a respective longitudinal stretch, preferably rectilinear, of the conveyor belt itself.
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A conveyor for transporting a product, the product being preferably in the form of respective articles, in particular in the form of articles of the tissue industry, preferably made of paper or other material such as woven or non-woven fabric, these articles being preferably in the form of rolls, packages, in particular, packs or packets, or respective containers, particularly for toilet paper, kitchen paper, napkins, handkerchiefs, face wipes, hand towels, bed sheets and the like, or in the form of rolls of material for kitchen use such as aluminium foil, plastic wrap, greaseproof paper or the like, the conveyor comprising means for supporting and guiding an endless conveyor belt, especially one of the type with articulated links, the belt including at least one respective positive stretch, in particular for transporting the product, and preferably a return stretch, if necessary positioned under the respective longitudinal transporting stretch;
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