Conveyor Belt Opposed To Single Smoother Patents (Class 38/11)
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Publication number: 20150096208Abstract: Belt mangles, in which a revolvingly driven mangle belt runs along on the outside of the mangle body which is curved in a trough-like manner, convey in an entrained manner laundry items to be mangled along a smooth flattening face of the mangle body. Slippage between the mangle belt and the laundry items, which causes the quality of mangling to suffer, can occur. A mangle belt is provided with a structured outer face to bear on the laundry items to be entrained. The outer face is formed from a needled felt from highly temperature-resistant man-made fibers. On account of the structuring of the outer face of the mangle belt, a rough entrainment face or adhesion face, respectively, for the laundry items, that ensures slippage-free entrainment of the laundry items by the mangle belt while conveying the laundry items along the flattening face of the mangle body, is created.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 6, 2014Publication date: April 9, 2015Applicant: Herbert Kannegiesser GmbHInventors: Wilhelm Bringewatt, Engelbert Heinz
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Patent number: 5172502Abstract: A feeding aid for assisting in the feeding of laundry flatwork to laundry processing equipment such as an ironer. The air comprises spaced clamping stations including at least one pivotally mounted clamping wheel which is actuated into a lowered clamping position when a leading edge of a piece of flatwork such as a sheet is sensed beneath an associated laundry sensing device such as a photosensor. After one corner is clamped in place, the sheet leading edge is drawn taut and the opposite sheet corner portion is placed beneath the clamping wheel in a second clamping station. The clamping action of the two stations prevents the weight of the sheet depending from the feed conveyor from causing the sheet to fall by gravity from the conveyor. After a short time delay following clamping by a second clamping wheel, the feed conveyor on which a sheet or the like is clamped is actuated to feed the sheet into engagement with an ironing cylinder or the like.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 1991Date of Patent: December 22, 1992Assignee: Chicago Dryer CompanyInventor: Kasimir Kober
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Patent number: 5163208Abstract: A sealing unit for a heat treatment apparatus for textile threads comprises an upper roller (7) and lower roller (8) between which a conveyor belt (8) passes. The seal between the rollers and the frame (2) of the unit is formed by an upper (29) and lower sealing element (30) with PTFE covers (35) which slide along the rollers, and by two lateral plates (42) contacting the extremities of said covers and of the rollers. Each of said covers is divided into at least two elastically interconnected pieces (35a, 35b) so that the covering shortens when the lateral plates draw closer to each other due to wear against the roller extremities.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 1991Date of Patent: November 17, 1992Assignee: Passap Knitting Machines Inc.Inventor: Claude Dittly
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Patent number: 5079867Abstract: An ironer folder is provided in which an ironed flatwork item such as a sheet is folded into quarter panels along its length by a pivoting arm. The folded sheet is placed on a sequence of conveyors which carry the folded flatwork into engagement with a series of three cross-folding stations whereby the flatwork may be cross-folded three times and discharged from the apparatus. The longitudinal and lateral free edges of the folded flatwork are interiorly disposed in the discharged folded item so as to present an attractive folded appearance having a periphery defined by continuous bight portions.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 1990Date of Patent: January 14, 1992Assignee: Chicago Dryer CompanyInventors: Kasimir Kober, Martin Borucki
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Patent number: 4454668Abstract: An apparatus for ironing laundry which comprises a heated, rotatable cylinder for pre-drying laundry to be ironed which is situated in an enclosed area to conserve heat. Laundry is directed around this pre-drying cylinder by a complementary pair of guiding conveyor belts and is then transferred to at least one cylinder and corresponding mangle trough for ironing. Laundry is directed through the mangle troughs and cylinders by means of an additional guiding belt.Type: GrantFiled: March 4, 1982Date of Patent: June 19, 1984Assignee: VEB Kombinat TextimaInventors: Theo Krauss, Ludwig Herrmann, Siegfried Minde
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Patent number: 4377045Abstract: An ironing press includes an ironing table equipped with an endless conveyor belt mounted on two spaced parallel rollers and a drive for rotating one of the rollers to drive the belt. For an ironing operation, a heatable pressing plate is moved near to the ironing table. In order to enable the conveyor belt to have sufficient strength and inextensibility to be driven by the rollers and yet provide a suitable ironing surface the conveyor belt is made up of a drive belt carrying a cushion and a textile covering enclosing the outer surface of the cushion. Friction between the cushion and the covering acts to drive the covering with the drive belt.Type: GrantFiled: February 24, 1981Date of Patent: March 22, 1983Assignee: Moulinex, SAInventor: Jean-Claude A. Aurensan
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Patent number: 4197663Abstract: In an apparatus for the continuous pressing and decatizing of fabric, a pressure belt serves to move a fabric undergoing treatment around a rotatably-mounted and heatable cylinder. The pressure belt directly contacts the fabric to press it against the cylinder. The surface of the pressure belt is arranged to be heated by a heating roller around which the belt passes prior to passage around the cylinder. The cylinder and heating roller can be independently heated to different temperatures to produce a temperature differential across the fabric as it is pressed. As a result, moisture condensation preferentially occurs on one side of the fabric causing luster reduction on that side of the fabric.Type: GrantFiled: September 21, 1978Date of Patent: April 15, 1980Assignee: Firma Drabert SohneInventor: Dieter Riedel
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Patent number: 4164083Abstract: Ironing machine comprises a belt conveyor positioned above a stationary ironing plate, means for maintaining the relative horizontal positions of the plate and the conveyor, and means for raising the conveyor from the plate. There is unobstructed access to one side of the machine when the conveyor is in the lowered, operating position.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 1977Date of Patent: August 14, 1979Assignee: Pennsylvania Sewing Research Corp.Inventor: Aaron Glassman