Method for continuous processing of flexible workpieces
OwnerJiri Dokoupil, Kurt Hackerinventors
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Abstract
A method for the continuous processing of laminar flexible workpieces, especially in the production of leather, shoes or clothing is disclosed. The method involves the pressing, especially hot-press gluing of workpieces wherein the workpieces are conveyed along a continuous path in pressure zones comprising at least one low-pressure zone on the input side for spreading or smoothing the workpieces and at least one succeeding high-pressure zone for pressing the workpieces. The workpieces are preferably conveyed in a generally upwardly direction from the inlet toward an outlet generally superposed above and in a direction opposite the inlet feed of the workpieces.
Claims8
A method of continuous processing of laminar flexible workpieces, especially in leather, shoe or clothing production, with pressing, especially hot-press gluing of the workpieces, where the workpieces are carried through at least one pressure zone, characterized in that a continuous path of the workpieces comprises at least one low-pressure zone on the input side for spreading or smoothing the workpieces and at least one succeeding high-pressure zone for pressing the workpieces traversing the path from the input side in a generally upwardly direction toward an outlet side with an outlet motion of the workpieces essentially in the opposite direction to and spatially above the infeed motion of the workpieces.
A method of continuous processing, especially for the hot-pressing or gluing of laminar flexible workpieces, especially in shoe production or textile processing, in which the workpieces are conveyed through at least one low-pressure zone with spreading out and/or smoothing of the workpieces and subsequently through at least one high-pressure zone, characterized in that the workpieces are fed in a continuous path from an inlet point in a generally rising direction to an outlet point with an outlet motion of the workpieces essentially in the opposite direction to and above the feed motion, that the workpieces are taken up at the outlet point from the continuous path by means of a reduced-pressure conveyor means, conveyed to a deposit point and released at the deposit point by at least partial cut-off of the reduced pressure.
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