Scrap shearer
OwnerPekka Bjorkheiminventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a scrap shearer comprising a displaceable frame (1) and a pair of blade units (2, 3) shearing in a scissor-like manner, whereby the blade units are fastened on the frame (1) so that at least one of the blade units (2, 3) is pivotable. The object of the invention is to provide a scrap shearer which is displaceable to such large scrap objects as e.g. ships and which is capable of advancing within the scrap object, by means of which shearer the requirements of different kinds of scrap objects can be taken into account in the best possible way. This is achieved according to the invention in such a manner that fastening means (7, 8, 11) of the pivotable blade unit (2) are adjustable for the adjustment of the shearing gap and/or angle between the blade units (2, 3).
Claims7
A scrap shearer arrangement comprising a displaceable frame and a pair of blade units connected to said frame, said blade units shearing in a scissor-like manner, a first of the blade units being stationary, a second blade unit being pivotable about a pivot axle, each said blade unit including two longitudinal blades and a transverse blade connecting said longitudinal blades, the transverse blade of each said blade unit being parallel to the pivot axle of the pivotable blade unit, the width of said frame being dimensioned in a such manner that the width of said blade units exceeds the width of said frame at least at a point adjacent a shearing gap between said blade units to enable the scrap shearer to advance along a cut formed within a sheet-like object.
A scrap shearer comprising a displaceable frame and a pair of blade units connected to said frame, said blade units shearing in a scissor-like manner, a first of the blade units being stationary, a second blade unit being pivotable about a pivot axle, each said blade unit including two longitudinal blades and a transverse blade connecting said longitudinal blades, the transverse blades of both blade units being substantially parallel to the pivot axle of the pivotable blade unit, the width of said frame being dimensioned in a such manner that the width of said blade units exceeds the width of said frame at least at a point adjacent a shearing gap between said blade units to enable the scrap shearer to advance along a cut formed within a sheet-like object and the position of said pivot axle of said pivotable blade unit being adjustable along guides provided on said frame for adjusting the shearing angle and a gap between said blade units.
A scrap shearer arrangement comprising a displaceable frame and a pair of blade units connected to said frame, said blade units shearing in a scissor-like manner, a first of the blade units being stationary, a second blade unit being pivotable about a pivot axle, each said blade unit including two longitudinal blades and a transverse blade connecting said longitudinal blades, the transverse blades of both blade units being substantially parallel to the pivot axle of the pivotable blade unit, the width of said frame being dimensioned in a such manner that the width of said blade units exceeds the width of said frame at least at a point adjacent a shearing gap between said blade units to enable the scrap shearer to advance along a cut formed within a sheet-like object, said pivotable blade unit comprises a blade portion and an arm portion enabling the arm portion of said pivotable blade unit to be pivotably connected to said frame, said blade portion and said arm portion of said pivotable blade unit being journalled on and adjustable relative to each other by means of a longitudinally adjustable positioning element for adjusting the shearing angle between said blade units.
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