Rolling mill with conveying means for strip and foil materials
OwnerErnst H. Barteninventor
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A rolling mill for strip and foil material, comprises a roll stand and a coiler for rolled material downstream of the roll stand. An endless belt is trained about the material on the coiler, and an air cushion conveyor is provided for introducing the material between the coiler and the endless belt. The air cushion conveyor and the endless belt are both mounted on the same frame, which frame is mounted for swinging movement between an operative position in which the air cushion conveyor is disposed adjacent the path of the material and the endless belt is trained about the material on the coiler, on the one hand, and on the other hand an inoperative position in which the frame is swung away from the material and the coiler. The pivotal axis about which the frame swings is adjacent that end of the air cushion conveyor which is remote from the endless belt. That axis is disposed beneath the material as the material passes from the roll stand to the coiler. The operative position of the frame is a raised position and the inoperative position of the frame is a lowered position.
A rolling mill for strip and foil material, comprising a roll stand, a coiler for rolled material downstream of the roll stand, and endless belt, means to train the endless belt about material on the coiler, air cushion conveyor means for introducing material between the coiler and the endless belt, a frame on which both said air cushion conveyor means and said endless belt are mounted, and means mounting said frame for swinging movement between an operative position in which said air cushion conveyor means is disposed adjacent the path of said material and the endless belt is trained about the material on the coiler, on the one hand, and on the other hand an inoperative position in which the frame is swung away from the material and the coiler.
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