Horizontal cutter of double-bodied bottles attached to each other at the neck
AssigneeConstrucciones Mecanicas Maer, S.A.
InventorsJordi Vidal Caupena, Juan Mach Guirado
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Abstract
A horizontal cutter of double-bodied bottles attached to each other at a neck which comprises means (2) for advancing the bottles (3) and a cutting device (1) of the neck of the bottles. The cutting device (1) comprises a pair of blades (7), a pair of rotating plates (4) for drawing the bottles (3) along and a plurality of drive pulleys (9) in contact with the bottles (3), in such a way that as the rotating plates (4) move so do the bottles, at the same time rotating about their axes and in contact with the blades. The horizontal cutter ensures fast and effective cutting of the bottles, while occupying little space.
Claims5
Machine for the cutting of double-bodied bottles (3) attached to each other at the neck, which comprises means (2) for advancing the bottles (3) and a bottle-neck cutting device (1), wherein said cutting device (1) comprises means for rotating around their axis of symmetry a pair of parallel oriented rotary plates (4), said axis of symmetry of the rotary plates (4) being horizontal, a pair of arc shaped blades (7), which are oriented in parallel to the plane of said rotary plates (4) and distanced in such a way that the double-bodied bottles (3) can fit between the arc shaped blades (7) and the rotary plates (4), a plurality of drive pulleys (9), which are arranged parallel to the axis of the rotating plates, and which in operation contact the neck of the bottles (3), whereby said rotary plates (4) comprise a plurality of housings (5) at the perimeter which are arranged in such a way that they can move the bottles (3), following a circular route, towards the arc shaped blades (7) so that a cut is made around the entire outline of the neck of the bottles (3), and whereby said pair of pulleys (9) are arranged in such a way to ensure that the bottles (3) rotate about their own axes, an that the bottles are pressed against the arc shaped blades (7).
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