Dispensing bar for a granular or powder product
AssigneeSystem Ceramics S.P.A.
InventorIvan GHIRELLI
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Abstract
Dispensing bar for a product, such as a granular or powder material, that includes a plurality of dispensing devices, each having a dispensing channel, provided with an inlet opening for the product and an outlet opening through which the product can be dispensed, a reservoir, placed in communication with the dispensing devices that contains the product, wherein the dispensing devices are distributed along an alignment direction, along at least one row, so as to define a deposition front parallel to the alignment direction such that it comprises a support structure, provided with a first portion, with which the reservoir is associated, and a second portion, with which the dispensing devices and the suction means are associated.
Claims8
A dispensing bar for a product, such as a granular or powder material, comprising:
- a plurality of dispensing devices (2), each of which comprises a dispensing channel (20), provided with an inlet opening (21) for the product and an outlet opening (22) through which the product can be dispensed downwards;
- a reservoir (3), placed in communication with the dispensing devices (2) and intended to contain the product;
- wherein the dispensing devices (2) are distributed along an alignment direction (Y), along at least one row (R1, R2, R3, R4), so as to define a deposition front parallel to the alignment direction (Y);
- characterised in that:
- it comprises a support structure (10), provided with a first portion (11), with which the reservoir (3) is associated, and a second portion (12), with which the dispensing devices (2) and the suction means (23) are associated;
- the second portion (12) is slidable relative to the first portion (11) along a direction parallel to the alignment direction (Y) so as to assume an operating position, in which the dispensing devices (2) are connected to the reservoir (3) and dispensing of the material is possible, and a maintenance position, in which it is possible to access at least the inlet openings (21) of the dispensing devices (2).
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