Grinder used in meat grinding
AssigneeConvenience Food Systems Wallau GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsPaul Vomhof, Willi Eschenroder
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a grinder having a worm conveyor and a set of blades consisting of a first carving blade arranged after the worm conveyor, an additional, second carving blade arranged after the first carving blade, a perforated disc arranged at a fixed distance after the second carving blade, and a driven blade arranged between the second carving blade and the perforated disc, the set of blades being clamped with a cap nut in the worm housing.
Claims11
A grinder having a worm conveyor (9) and a set of blades consisting of a carving blade (3) arranged after the worm conveyor (9), an additional carving blade (4), having an axial extension, arranged after carving blade (3), a perforated disc (7) arranged at a fixed distance after carving blade (3), and a driven blade (6), having an axial extension, arranged between carving blade (4) and perforated disc (7), the set of blades being clamped with a cap nut (10) in the worm housing, characterized in that the distance between carving blade (3) and perforated disc (7) is greater than or equal to the axial extension of blade (6) and second carving blade (4), that blade (6) on drive shaft (11) and carving blade (4) in the housing rest on bearings in an axially displaceable fashion, that blade (6) is pressed against perforated disc (7) by a first pressure element (1), and that carving blade (4) is pressed against blade (6) by a second pressure element (2).
A grinder having a worm conveyor (9) and a set of blades consisting of a carving blade (3) arranged after the worm conveyer (9), an additional caving blade (4), having an axial extension, arranged after carving blade (3), a perforated disc (7) arranged at a fixed distance after carving blade (3), and a driven blade (6), having an axial extension, arranged between carving blade (4) and perforated disc (7), the set of blades being clamped with a cap nut (10) in the worm housing, characterized in that the distance between carving blade (3) and perforated disc (7) is greater than or equal to the axial extension of blade (6) and second carving blade (4), that blade (6) on drive shaft (11) and carving blade (4) in the housing rest on bearings in an axially displaceable fashion, and that a pressure element (2) presses the carving blade (4) against blade (6) and blade (6) against perforated disc (7).
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