Blade arrangement for a meat cutter
OwnerImmanuel Buckinventor
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Abstract
The blade arrangement for meat cutters is such that the blades are mounted on a shaft in a form-locking manner and extensive continuous adjustment of the blades is possible while the blades remain firmly supported. With this arrangement the structure which secures the blades can bear extremely large forces at high shaft revolutions. The arrangement includes a driven shaft on which form-locking disks are mounted and between which a blade group is disposed. The blades of the blade group include a flange head which are guided in a radial direction on fixed guide surfaces on at least one of the disks. The flange heads of each blade of at least one blade group have one or more outer edges and one or more straight edge regions forming an opening. A guide bar is provided for the outer edges and a pin is provided for each opening.
Claims17
A blade arrangement for meat cutters comprising a driven shaft on which form-locking disks are disposed adjacent to each other, a blade group, preferably comprising two identical blades being disposed between adjacent disks, and the disks being braced together in the axial direction of the shaft and the flange head of each blade being guided in a radial direction on fixed guide surfaces on at least one of the adjacent disks, characterized in that the edges of the flange heads of each blade of at least one blade group which are guided by the guide surfaces consist of one or more outer edges of the flange head and one or more straight edge regions of at least one opening in the flange head and in that the guide means for the outer edge in question or the particular outer edges of the flange head is formed by at least one bar projecting beyond an adjacent disk and the guide means for the straight edge region or regions of the opening consists of at least one pin engaging in the opening.
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