Robert Boschgmbh

Peter Ulmer

Gerhard Gosdowski

Werner Arleth

Ernst Leisner

Hans-Peter Buttau

Marco Willi

Volker Porzer

Heinz Clauss

Conveyer for the transfer of workpieces, in particular workpiece carriers

Apparatus for displacing workpiece carriers from one conveying path to a further conveying path. The apparatus has a lifting device for the workpiece carrier arranged in a transfer zone with which the workpiece carrier can be transferred from the feeding conveyor path to the further conveyor path. The further conveyor path has at least one transport, where pulling run can be lifted and later lowered from the first place to a second place by the lifting device so that the pulling run of the transport belt can serve as a support for the workpiece carrier. Arranged at the end of a transport section of the further conveyor path in the transport zone, is at least one lifting-deflecting device deflecting a transport belt, which lifting-deflecting device can lift and lower the respective transport belt from the first plane to the second plane substantially by the same amount as the lifting device of the same transport belt.

Device for displacing workpiece carriers

An apparatus for shifting work carriers from a main conveying path (40) to a branching conveying path (45) arranged transversely thereto wherein the. The main conveying path (40) consists of a feeding conveying path (41) and a discharging conveying path (42). The conveying paths (40, 41, 42, 45) are formed from double-belt conveyors, one transport belt (45') of the branching conveying path (45) being arranged between the feeding conveying path (41) and the discharging conveying path (42). The feeding conveying path (41) and the discharging conveying path (42) are arranged with their ends in each case above the plane of the transport belt (45') of the branching conveying path (45). In the discharging conveying path (42), the transport belts (42', 42') are provided with lifting devices (20) which lower and lift the two tight sides (17) of the transport belts (42', 42') from a first plane at the height of the plane of the feeding conveying path (41) into a second plane below the plane of the branching conveying path (45) and vice versa.

Apparatus for shifting work carriers

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Urbach, Germany

Peter Ulmer