SMALL ANVIL STRAPPING MACHINE PDF
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SMALL ANVIL STRAPPING MACHINE PDF

Google Patents Anvil and vibrator pad support for strapping machineĭownload PDF Info Publication number US6848241B2 US6848241B2 US10/428,512 US42851203A US6848241B2 US 6848241 B2 US6848241 B2 US 6848241B2 US 42851203 A US42851203 A US 42851203A US 6848241 B2 US6848241 B2 US 6848241B2 Authority US United States Prior art keywords sealing member strapping anvil movement accordance Prior art date Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google Patents US6848241B2 - Anvil and vibrator pad support for strapping machine The screens are designed for easy removal and replacement.US6848241B2 - Anvil and vibrator pad support for strapping machine Steel bars (baffles) are typically added on larger sized holes to control the length of material that is allowed to get through.īaffles can be applied in varying configurations in order to optimize throughput while avoiding unwanted sticks and slivers that can clog pipes, jam screw conveyors, reduce boiler efficiency or degrade the salability of mulch. The screen openings can be made of various shapes and sizes to customize the end product. The second grind occurs after the material has been processed past the anvils and directed downward across a curved sizing screen. The T3 cut employs two inch wide cutting teeth grinding against two inch wide stationary anvils. The anvils can be adjusted when the machine is not running in order to set the proper tooth-anvil clearance for optimum hogging.Ī pattern of high and low teeth with large and small anvils keeps material moving with nowhere to hide, allowing the hog to rapidly process material with relentless efficiency. The anvils are fixed to the side of the machine.

The teeth are secured to a spinning rotor assembly.

SMALL ANVIL STRAPPING MACHINE SERIES

The first grind occurs when a set of rotating teeth (hammers) punch material through a series rectangular pockets formed by stationary dies (anvils). The Punch and Die System provides a two-stage grind in a single machine. The Punch and Die System An Efficient Two-Stage Grind Using Only One Machine Originally designed to convert wood and bark scrap into more efficient boiler fuel, Montgomery Hog applications now include mulch, particleboard, charcoal, fuel pellets, bull screen rejects, veneer, pallets, corrugated paper, gypsum rock, oil shale, industrial trash, roofing shingles, polyurethane scrap and many forms of plastics.Īcross a broad spectrum of applications, it’s hard to beat the proven results of Montgomery. Montgomery invented and patented the Punch and Die Hog as a better way to extract higher value out of a variety of waste materials. Size reduction provides a means of utilizing many types of dry solids that can be reclaimed, recycled or burned as fuel. Waste not want not – it’s just common sense. We’ve always referred to it as pulling money out of the trashcan. Punch & Die Hogs – T3 Cut A Voracious Appetite for Reducing Waste

Small anvil strapping machine