Wilhelm Fette Gmbh

Firma Wilhelm Fette Gmbh

Christian Medicus

Ulrich Zeuschner

J&uuml;rgen Hinzpeter

Andreas Arning

Juergen Hinzpeter

J&uuml;rgen Schikowski

Siegfried Franke

Hans-Wilhelm Christiansen

Christian Hoffmann

A tool arrangement for the manufacture of ring-shaped compacts using a rotary compression press wherein the rotary compression press has a rotatably driven die-plate having die holes in which die inserts are mounted, and upper and lower rams aligned towards the die inserts and rotating together therewith, which are moved by control portions towards each other or away from each other and wherein the bottom rams have a coaxial bore open to the operating end in which a central pin is disposed which is axially located relative to the die-plate by a transverse pin wherein the transverse pin extends through an axial slot of the lower ram, wherein the transverse pin is located in a ring which forms part of a guide bore for the lower ram which is formed in a radially outwardly facing projection of the die-plate, two bracket-shaped retaining clips are disposed on opposed sides of the lower ram a longer leg of which abuts against the underside of the ring and a short, second leg of which is bent over the projection, a web interconnecting the legs is adapted to be connected to the projection via a bolted joint, the retaining clips and the die-plate being formed in such a way that the long leg, while the bolted joint is being tightened, is axially pressed against the ring towards the die.

Tool assembly for the manufacture of ring-shaped compacts using a rotary compression press

A rotary pelletizing machine includes a housing and a pelletizing assembly removably secured in the housing and including a rotatable matrix disc, upper and lower punches supported in the matrix disc for joint rotation therewith and axial displacement relative thereto, upper and lower cams for controlling positions of the upper and lower discs, and elements that enable rotation of the matrix disc relative to the cams. Upon releasing elements that secure the assembly in the housing, the pelletizing assembly can be lifted from a drive shaft that extends in the housing for imparting rotation to the matrix disc, as a unit.

Rotary pelletizing machine

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Schwarzenbek, Germany

Christian Medicus