SU28388A1 - Machine for cutting pastila, marmalade, etc. products - Google Patents

Description

The present invention is a machine for cutting and laying on pastille and marmalade nets, replacing the existing manual method for cutting and stacking pastila and marmalade in the confectionery industry.

In the drawing of FIG. 1, 2, and 3 depict a machine for cutting marshmallow, etc. in three projections; in fig. 4, 5 and 6 shows the plate in different positions.

The machine consists of a frame 1 (Fig. I), having a depression 2, necessary to support in the inverted state the plate 3, which rotates on the hinge 4, and there are sections 5 on it (Figs 4 and 5) that are The condition is a gap of 1 mm. Sections 5 are interconnected by slats b, having slots 7, along which studs 8 move. Sections have a longitudinal notch 9 and a side 10. Slats b are attached to sections with screws 12 (Fig. 4 and 5}. To the extreme sections they are attached gi 13 (figs. 1, 2 and 3), connected to the slats 14 and 15. The slat 14 has slits for the longitudinal movement of the slats 15. The nlanka 15 at its ends is provided with protrusions 17 that enter the slits of the slats 14, which is necessary for the longitudinal The slats 14 and 15, connected by t-gami 18 and a hinge in the notches 20, are attached to the flywheel 19. By the hinge plate 3 21 is attached

a cutting frame 22, consisting of 25 wires tightened with screws, and provided with a handle 23. A handle 24 is fastened to flip the plate 3 to the latter.

The work of the machine is as follows. After the first drying, the pastilled layer is crushed down onto the shifted sections 5, then the cutting cancer 22 is lowered, which, with stretched steel wires, cuts the pastiral layer into standard-sized formats. The wires of the cutting frame, cutting through the formation, are lowered into the slots of the 9th and 10th sections. Then, using a flywheel 19, connected by means of 18), in turn, attached to the strips 14 and 15 and 13, sections 5 are moved apart in all four directions, which is especially important for the marshmallow, because, without being apart, it sticks together again. A drying frame of the well-known system is superimposed on the extended lozenges, and it is turned over together with the plate 3 by means of the handle 24 and turned over. In this way, the cut mesh is transferred to the drying grid and laid in the correct rows in the expanded mantle.

The subject matter of the invention.

1. A machine for cutting pastila, marmalade, etc., consisting of

from a hinged frame with wire knives stretched on it and a swivel plate, characterized in that, in order to separate the cut pieces from one another, the working surface of the plate 3 is made as separate sections 5 articulated from below in mutually perpendicular directions with using the bars b with notches 7 and studs 8 so that the sections can be moved in all directions with

a pbiHataMH 18 controlled by an eccentric 19 (Fig. 1-5) connected to the slats of the sliding frame 14, 15, controlled by pbiHataMH 18,

.2. The embodiment of the machine mentioned in claim 1, characterized in that each section 5 is provided with lateral slots 9.10, which allow the sections to be free to go sideways when lowered, into the gaps between the sections of wire knives 25 (Fig. 1.3, 5 and 6).

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the author's testimony of I. I. Zilberfarb and L. F. Rzhetsky No. 28388