Voith Sulzer Papiertechnik Patent Gmbh

Peter Haider

G&uuml;nter Halmschlager

Franz Stelzhammer

Herbert Haunlieb

Guenter Halmschlager

The invention relates to a device for cutting off and conveying strips, for a machine. The device is used for producing a continuous web, especially of paper or card, for a threading strip, and has a knife. Finally the device is characterized in that it has it least one (preferably driven) guiding roll ( ) which can be brought into engagement with the threading strip ( ).

Device for cutting off and conveying streaks and method for cutting off and transferring a threading streak

Apparatus and process for separating and transferring a leader strip to be threaded into a machine for at least one of producing and treating a material web. The apparatus includes a separating device positioned to perform a separation process, a transfer device positioned to transfer the leader strip to a subsequent device of the machine after the separation process, and a common plate positioned to guide the transfer strip prior to the separation process. The transfer device is positioned upstream, relative to a strip travel direction, from the separating device. The process includes guiding a transfer strip over a common plate, separating the transfer strip with a separating device, and transferring the transfer strip to a subsequent device of the machine after the separating with a transfer device. The transfer device is positioned upstream, relative to a strip travel direction, from the separating device.

Device and process for separating and transferring a leader strip

Suction device and process for at least one of conditioning and drainage of an endless felt. The device includes a housing having at least one vacuum chamber, and a plurality of suction slits located on a suction surface of the housing that is adapted to face the endless felt. The plurality of suction slits are oriented to extend at least one of in and obliquely to a travel direction of the endless felt. The process includes guiding the endless belt over a suction surface of a vacuum chamber, and suctioning a surface of the endless belt with a plurality of suction slits located in the suction surface of the vacuum chamber. The plurality of suction slits extend in a direction that is at least one of in and oblique to a belt travel direction.

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St. Polten, Austria

Peter Haider