Device for introducing containers into a treatment space and/or removing them therefrom
AssigneeKrones AG
InventorsHerbert Pickel, Heinz Humele
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AssigneeKrones AG
InventorsHerbert Pickel, Heinz Humele
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A device for introducing containers into a treatment space and for removing the containers from said treatment space having at least one rotatable sluice wheel provided on the periphery with sluice chambers that are open toward the outside, the sluice wheel being provided with grippers that can be operated directly by the containers or indirectly by a control device, for securing the containers temporarily in the sluice chambers, preferably by suspending the containers without allowing them to come in contact with the chamber walls and without providing any bottom support. A trouble-free conveyance of the containers with a very high output is possible without damaging the containers, even when the containers are very susceptible to tilting.
A device for introducing containers into a treatment space and removing containers from the treatment space, comprising in combination, at least one rotatable sluice wheel provided with sluice chambers, each sluice chamber including a side wall, top wall, and a bottom wall, each sluice chamber being open radially outwardly, said sluice wheel (4) being provided with grippers (6) which can be operated and which temporarily secure the containers in the sluice chambers (3).
A device for introducing containers into a treatment space and removing containers from the treatment space, comprising in combination, at least one rotatable sluice wheel provided with sluice chambers which are open toward the outside for the containers arranged around the periphery, said sluice wheel (4) being provided with grippers (6) which can be operated and which temporarily secure the containers in the sluice chambers (3),
Device according to claim 17, wherein each said clamp (24) has at least two swing arms (25,26) which are arranged in the manner of scissors and run essentially parallel to the plane of revolution of said sluice wheel (4) and enter temporarily and at least partially into said sluice chambers (3) of said sluice wheel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.