Multiple barb pick
AssigneeInternational Paper Company
InventorJohn D. Bassett
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Abstract
A multi-barb pick for a waste stripping machine. The pick is formed from a flat sheet metal piece. Two spaced triangular projections, generally parallel, extend from one section of the piece, with each projection terminating in a barb. Each barb is generally rectangular in form and two adjacent edges thereof are sharpened along each surface thereof. The barb is employed in a conventional waste stripping apparatus for removing cut sections from a paperboard web of indefinite length.
Claims6
An integral multi-barb pick for removing waste material form a moving paperboard web, the pick formed of a substantially flat sheet metal piece and including a generally rectangular base, said base having two opposite, upwardly extending lateral edges, two generally triangular portions extending upwardly from said base, the apex of each triangular portion having a generally rectangular barb, each triangular portion having a right side and a left side, the left side of each triangular portion meeting a first side of the respective rectangular barb at a first obtuse angle, the right side of each triangular portion meeting a second side of the respective rectangular barb at a second angle, said second angle being less than said first obtuse angle, a portion of the second side of each barb extending beyond its intersection with the respective right side of the respective triangular portion to define a projection, third and fourth sides of each rectangular barb being beveled and meeting at an uppermost corner of each respective rectangular barb, the bas provided with means to fasten the pick to a rotatable pick roll.
An integral multi-barb pick for removing waste material from a moving paperboard web, the pick formed of a substantially flat sheet metal piece and including a base, two generally triangular portions extending upwardly from said base, the apex of each triangular extending portion having a generally rectangular barb, each triangular portion having a right side and a left side, the left side of each triangular portion meeting first side of the respective rectangular barb at a first obtuse angle, a right side of each triangular portion meeting the second side of the respective rectangular barb at a second angle, said second angle being less than said first obtuse angle, a portion of the second side of each rectangular barb extending beyond its intersection with the respective right side of the respective triangular portion to define a projection, third and fourth sides of each rectangular barb being beveled and meeting at an uppermost corner of each respective rectangular barb the base provided with means to fasten the pick to a rotatable pick roll.
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