Method and device for spacing a corrugating finger relative to a corrugating roll
AssigneeCorrugated Gear & Services, Inc.
InventorDavid M. Lauderbaugh
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Abstract
A device for and method of spacing a corrugating guide finger relative to a corrugating roll. The device includes a tail and a head. The head has a slot therethrough for sliding receipt of the corrugating guide finger. To space the finger, the slot is slidingly received onto the finger and the tail simultaneously contacts the inner surface of the finger and the outer surface of the corrugating roll.
Claims23
A device for spacing a corrugating guide finger, having an outer surface and an inner surface, a leading end and a trailing end, relative to a corrugating roll defining an outer surface, the corrugating guide finger and the corrugating roll being arranged so as to receive a corrugating medium therebetween, the device comprising:
- a head, configured for engagement with the corrugating guide finger wherein the head further comprises a hole for receipt of the trailing end of the corrugating guide finger;
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- a tail connected to the head and configured for placement between the inner surface of the corrugating guide finger and the outer surface of the corrugating roll.
A device for spacing a corrugating guide finger, having an outer surface and an inner surface, a leading end and a trailing end, relative to a corrugating roll defining an outer surface and a pressure roll defining a second outer surface, the corrugating guide finger, the corrugating roll, and the pressure roll being arranged such that the corrugating guide finger and the corrugating roll receive a corrugating medium therebetween, and the corrugating roll and the pressure roll-receive a corrugating liner therebetween, the device comprising:
- a head comprising a trailing end panel configured for placement between the second outer surface and a trailing end of the corrugating guide finger;
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- a tail connected to the head and configured for placement between the inner surface of the corrugating guide finger and the outer surface of the corrugating roll.
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