Deviating device for a conveyor
AssigneeKnapp Logistik Automation GmbH
InventorKarl Freudelsperger
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Abstract
A deviation device for a conveyor which defines a conveying plane (22), e.g. a driving roller path (23), for deviating conveyed goods, e.g. containers, comprising a row of rollers (7) arranged on a separate carrier (5) common to them, the carrier being arranged in a frame (3) so as to be adjustable in height therein, the rollers having an associated driving roller (4) in common, characterized in that the frame (3) accommodating the carrier (5) is a separate module frame of a deviation module element (1; 1′) in which the driving roller (4) is mounted below the carrier (5) with the rollers (7), and in which, preferably, furthermore a basic carrier (3B) is fixed between the roller carrier (5) and the driving roller (2), which basic carrier carries a lifting drive (2) for the roller carrier (5).
Claims24
A deviation device (1;
- 1′) for a conveyor for deviating conveyed goods, said conveyor defining a conveying plane and including a basic frame (20), said deviation device (1;
- 1′) comprising drivable deviation rollers (7) attached to a common carrier (5) which is adjustable in terms of height by means of a substantially vertically operating lifting device (2) for respective lifting and lowering of the common carrier (5), said lifting device being mounted on a basic carrier (3B), wherein
- said common carrier (5), with said deviation rollers (7) arranged in a row thereon,
- a driving roller (4) associated with the deviation rollers (7), and
- said basic carrier (3B) fixed underneath the common carrier (5) and in-between the common carrier (5) and the driving roller (4)
- together are arranged in a separate module frame (3) adapted to be connected to the basic frame (20) of the conveyor, said separate module frame (3) together with said common carrier (5) and the deviation rollers (7), with said driving roller (4), with said basic carrier (3B) and the lifting device (2) forming a separate module.
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