Apparatus for filling containers with dehydrated agglomerates
OwnerWoodrow A. Bakerinventor
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A machine for packaging dehydrated food particles has at least one filling station at which an elongate sleeve is mounted for rotation about a vertical axis. A saucer-shaped plate is mounted horizontally beneath the lower end of said sleeve by an adjustable clamp which secures the plate to the sleeve for rotation therewith, and for axial adjustment toward and away from the lower end of the sleeve. In operation dehydrated particles are fed into the upper end of the sleeve normally to pile up on the plate and to back up into the sleeve to fill its bore. The sleeve and plate are intermittently rotated to cause predetermined quantities of the product to be flung outwardly over the lip of the plate, and to drop through a chute to containers which are advanced one by one past the station. The dehydrated product is therefore not subjected to any compacting during packaging.
A machine for filling containers with predetermined quantities of dry particles, comprising
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