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US 6,220,812 B1Granted
Separation device for rolled bars
AssigneeDanieli & C. Officine Meccaniche SpA
InventorsGiuseppe Bordignon, Andrea De Luca, Luca Pecoraro
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AssigneeDanieli & C. Officine Meccaniche SpA
InventorsGiuseppe Bordignon, Andrea De Luca, Luca Pecoraro
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Device to separate rolled bars (12) advancing on a carrier plane (11) with a direction substantially orthogonal to their axis towards a tying and/or packing zone, the carrier plane (11) comprising a plurality of movement elements (14) arranged in the direction of advance of the bars (12) and longitudinally separated, there being included a counter/spacer device (13) suitable to separate the bars (12) from each other in correspondence with a leading end segment, the device comprising a plurality of separator assemblies (10) arranged in alignment along a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bars (12) and each arranged in the space between two adjacent movement elements (14), each separator assembly (10) comprising separator elements having a first inactive position arranged retracted below the carrier plane (11) of the bars (12) and a second active position wherein they are taken progressively above the carrier plane (11) and, inserting themselves between two adjacent bars (12), cause the progressive separation thereof.
Apparatus to separate rolled bars advancing on a carrier plane with a direction substantially orthogonal to their axis towards a tying and/or packing zone, the carrier plane comprising a plurality of movement elements arranged in the direction of advance of the bars and longitudinally separated along a direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bars, the apparatus including a counter/spacer device for separating the leading ends of the bars from each other, the apparatus being characterised in that it comprises a plurality of separator assemblies arranged in alignment along the direction parallel to the longitudinal axis of the bars and each arranged in the space between two adjacent movement elements, each separator assembly comprising separator elements having a first inactive position arranged retracted below the carrier plane and a second active position wherein they are taken progressively above the carrier plane and, inserting themselves between two adjacent bars, cause the progressive separation thereof.
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