Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Akira Namiki

Motoatsu Shiraishi

Ken Tazou

Mitsuki Nakamura

Masaru Sasagawa

Ryoichi Kageyama

Hiroyasu Yamada

Takeshi Ookubo

A transfer system for moving workpieces between a plurality of processing stations in sequential order. A pair of guide rails extend in a workpiece transferring direction on opposed sides of the stations and are movable up and down by a driving mechanism. A plurality of arm carriages are movable along the guide rails and are joined to one another by longitudinally extending connecting bars. A plurality of handling arms extend laterally between opposed pairs of the carriages. All of the arm carriages are moved as a group by a carriage driving mechanism. Auxiliary guide rails can be fixed to the carriages extending in parallel with the main guide rails. The handling arms can be movable longitudinally along the auxiliary guide rails. Rack and pinion mechanisms can be mounted on the arm carriages and the handling arms and interconnected with each other so as to drive each pair of arms in opposite directions.

Transfer system for plastic processing machines

A conveyor in a plastic working machine, wherein lower dies and upper dies for plastic working of a work in collaboration are disposed on a plurality of working stations, respectively, the stations being set at intervals along the direction in which the work is conveyed, arms each having a handling mechanism for holding the work are provided on transfer bars disposed sideway of the working stations for conveying the work in sequence among the working stations, the transfer bars are provided on both sides of each working station, the arms are bridged between both the transfer bars with both the ends borne on both the transfer bars movably back and forth in the conveying direction or fixed to both the transfer bars.

Conveyor in plastic working machine

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Tokorozawa, Japan

Akira Namiki