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US 5,020,918 AGranted
Mixer trailer for fibrous products
OwnerTiziano Facciainventor
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The present invention relates to an improved mixer trailer for fibrous products which can be particularly but not exclusively used in the zootechnical field. The trailer is of the type which comprises a wheeled chassis on which a mixing container is mounted; the container is substantially in the shape of an inverted conical frustum and is internally provided with one or more vertical scrolls welded to a rotating shaft which is rigidly associated with the container. The improvements consist of the fact that the wheels are arranged in close pairs which are coupled to a same axis of rotation and are articulated to the chassis on an axis which is orthogonal to the axis of rotation. A loading device with grippers is associated with the container, and a system for drying the product contained therein is associable therewith. At the end of operation, auxiliary actuation means adapted to impart to each of the one or more scrolls a high-speed rotary motion can be connected to each of these one or more scrolls.
Improved mixer trailer for fibrous products of the kind which comprises a wheeled chassis on which a mixing container is mounted, said mixing container being substantially in the shape of an inverted conical frustum and being internally provided with at least one vertical scroll which is welded to a rotating shaft which is coupled to the container wherein said wheels are in close pairs associated with a same axis of rotation and articulated to the chassis on an axis which is orthogonal to said axis of rotation, a loading device with grippers being fixed to said container, a system for drying the product contained in said container being fixed thereto, and auxiliary actuation means being connectable at the end of operation to said at least one scroll, imparting thereto a high speed rotary motion.
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