Method and device for cutting a tobacco leaf into portions suitable for use as binders or wrappers
AssigneeB.V. Arenco P.M.B.
InventorsWilhelmus P. L. Boogers, Albertus C. H. Van Liempd
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AssigneeB.V. Arenco P.M.B.
InventorsWilhelmus P. L. Boogers, Albertus C. H. Van Liempd
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A method and a device for cutting up a tobacco leaf into portions suitable for use as binders or wrappers, in which cutting members are employed, which have a cutting edge matching uninterruptedly the desired circumference of a wrapper or binder wherein a plurality of cutting members are arranged on a carrier in an arbitrary configuration, the tobacco leaf is spread across said number of cutting members, the tobacco leaf is divided up by the corresponding number of cutting edges and the leaf portions located within the cutting edges are removed from the cutting members, whereby the tobacco leaf is completely divided up in one run into usable and waste portions which considerably enhance the production of binders and wrappers.
The method of cutting a succession of tobacco leafs, each into portions of predetermined shape, which comprises the steps of:
A machine for cutting a succession of tobacco leafs, each into portions of predetermined shape, comprising in combination:
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