Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Kiyomitsu Yoshikawa

Tadashi Hirakawa

Hiroaki Sasashige

Shigenari Yoshioka

Hiroyuki Takenaka

Toshiaki Kusubayashi

Seishi Kajihara

Akira Hozoji

Shunji Ohmori

Kazunori Kono

A rotary drum shear including two drums rotating in the opposite direction to each other and each having a spiral knife on the periphery thereof so that material fed between the drums is cut by engagement of the knives brought by the rotation of the drums in which the knives are formed so that a distance from a rotational center of the drums to the engagement position of the knives is gradually reduced along an axis of the drums from a start point of the engagement of the knives.

Rotary drum shear

A single facer of the type wherein a core paper sheet is corrugated by means of a pair of upper and lower corrugated rolls and has its crest portions applied with paste, and then a liner introduced from a different direction is pasted on the corrugated core sheet while passing between the lower corrugated roll and a pressure roll to form a single-faced corrugated sheet, is improved in that at least one pair of additional upper and lower corrugated rolls having a different shape of corrugation from first mentioned pair of upper and lower corrugated rolls are supported on a rotatable frame jointly with the first pair of upper and lower corrugated rolls, and structure for rotating the rotatable frame is provided.

Single facer

A single facer including a main frame installed on a base for supporting a paste application roll, a pressure roll and so on, a movable frame fixed on or removably supported on the main frame for rotatably supporting upper and lower corrugated rolls in meshing engagement with each other, and a transfer mechanism for moving the movable frame in a transverse direction substantially in the axial direction of the respective upper and lower rolls to transfer them out of or into the main frame.

A continuously moving supply conveyor delivers articles to be separated or batched to a sorting conveyor. The sorting conveyor includes a first conveyor and a second conveyor arranged to move about common spaced axes. The first conveyor includes an endless belt mounted on rollers and arranged to follow a first path. The second conveyor includes sprockets mounted on shafts of the rollers and having a diameter greater than that of the rollers. Chains engage the sprockets and support a belt for movement along a path outside that of the first conveyor. The first conveyor comprises a continuous belt extending the full length thereof. The second conveyor includes a belt extending through only a portion of the total length of the second conveyor. Means are provided for driving the first and second conveyors in the same direction but at different speeds. When it is desired to separate a second batch from a preceding first batch the belt portion of the second conveyor is caused to move into a position above the first conveyor thereby separating articles or sheets being delivered from the supply conveyor into a batch separate from the batch delivered by the first conveyor to the transport conveyor.

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Mihara, Japan

Kiyomitsu Yoshikawa