Apparatus for use by picking up ice lollies from an ice-lolly freezing machine
AssigneeBrodrene Gram A/S
InventorHans Gram
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InventorHans Gram
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For picking up ice lollies which have been frozen in split moulds which are adapted to be inserted into rows of freezing pockets of an ice-lolly machine, an appartus is used comprising two rods. One of the rods is connected with one of the mould parts in each of the freezing pockets, and the other rod is connected with the other mould part in the freezing pocket. Means are arranged at the ends of each rod for engaging guiding means at a pick-up station. The guiding means are adapted for moving the rods away from each other after withdrawal of the lower moulds in question and for moving the rods towards each other after the ice lollies have been removed, and for inserting the moulds in the row of freezing pockets. The apparatus automaticizes the withdrawal and the insertion of the moulds in such a way that such withdrawal and insertion and the removal of the ice lollies may be carried out during the same working operation which is used by picking up ice lollies in normal automatic ice-lolly freezing machines.
Apparatus for use by picking up ice lollies frozen in split moulds adapted to be inserted into rows of freezing pockets in an ice-lolly freezing machine, characterized in that the apparatus comprises for a row of freezing pockets two rods one of which is connected to one mould part of each of the subject freezing pockets, the other rod being connected to the other mould part of each of the subject freezing pockets, that the ends of each rod are provided with means for engagement with guiding means at a pick-up station, said guiding means being adapted to move the rods away from each other after withdrawal of the subject row of moulds and to move the rods toward each other after removal of the ice lollies and for insertion of the moulds into the row of freezing pockets.
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