Adjustable screen for material destruction apparatus
AssigneeAllegheny Paper Shredders, Inc.
InventorsRichard D. Cerra, Andrew J. Ciesielski, Stephen H. Ciesielski, James J. Wagner, Thomas A. Wagner
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AssigneeAllegheny Paper Shredders, Inc.
InventorsRichard D. Cerra, Andrew J. Ciesielski, Stephen H. Ciesielski, James J. Wagner, Thomas A. Wagner
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An adjustable screen apparatus for a material destruction device includes a first stationary fixed member and a second member positioned in an operatively juxtaposed and nesting relationship for reciprocal movement relative to the first member, each having a predetermined plurality of openings which are disposed in a predetermined pattern. A guide system is provided for guiding the reciprocal movement of the second member relative to the first member. A power operated drive is coupled to a source of power and to the second member for reciprocally moving the second member between a first position wherein each opening in the second member substantially overlaps a respective opening in the first member for producing large size particles and a second position wherein each opening in the second member partially overlaps each of a pair of adjacently disposed openings in the first member for producing small size particles.
In combination with at least one of a material grinder and a hammer mill having a housing and a material destruction member operatively mounted in such housing, an adjustable screen apparatus comprising:
A material grinding apparatus comprising;
A mobile material destruction system comprising;
In combination with at least one of a material grinder and a hammer mill having a housing and a material destruction member operatively mounted in the housing, an adjustable screen apparatus comprising:
In combination with at least one of a material grinder and a hammer mill having a housing and a material destruction member operatively mounted in such housing, an adjustable screen apparatus comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.