Skin categorizing apparatus
AssigneeEdward Wilson and Son Ltd.
InventorsRaymond L. Wilson, James A. Dingwall
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AssigneeEdward Wilson and Son Ltd.
InventorsRaymond L. Wilson, James A. Dingwall
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Skin categorizing apparatus comprises a conveyor on which skins are categorized by automatic area scanning and thickness measuring means generating data for transmission to a remote location for control and data processing equipment. Displays at the conveyor location are driven by the control equipment to show data first transmitted thereto. The area and thickness means is capable of dealing with a single skin or two sides of split skins simultaneously. Thus two sets of displays are shown one at each side of the conveyor. Data entry means serves for a skin quality input and data generation with an associated display. The control equipment includes a supervisor's display unit and two printers one for logging work progress and the other for printing out batch labels or advices when a batch is complete for a particular order.
Skin categorizing apparatus comprising, at a first location, a bed support on which skins laid out flat are to be categorized, scanning means for generating data signals concerning area of a skin, means for displaying categorizing data concerning area, thickness and quality, and data entry means at least for skin quality;
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