24/06/2005 - Controller General of Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks

(12) PATENT APPLICATION PUBLICATION
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INDIA (21) Application No: 1153/MUM/2001 A
(22) Date of filing of Application :
04/12/2001
(54) Title of the invention:
(51) International Classification: B 65 B 23/12
(31) Priority Document No. : NIL
(32) Priority Date :
(33) Name of priority country :
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(43) Publication Date: 24/06/2005
APPARATUS FOR TRANSFERRING BATCHES IN
PREDETERMINED COUNT OR LENGTH OF LAMINAR
ARTICLES STANDING ON EDGE.
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International Application : NIL
No. and Filing Date :
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(87) International :
Publication No.
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(61) Patent of addition to
Application No. : NIL
Filed on N.A.
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Divisional to
Application No. : NIL
Filed on : N.A.
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Name of the Applicant:
PARLE PRODUCTS PRIVATE
LIMITED.
Address of the Applicant:
NORTH LEVEL CORSSING,
VILE PARLE (EAST),
MUMBAI – 400 057,
MAHARASHTRA, INDIA.
Name of the Inventors:
1. CHAUHAN VIJAY
Filed U/S 5(2) before the
Patents (Amendment)
Ordinance,2004 : NO
(57) Abstract : An apparatus and method for forming batches in predetermined count or length of laminar
articles standing on edge for transfer from multiple supply lines/chutes to a common delivery line is
disclosed. The common delivery line is located operatively below the supply lines/chutes. The axis of
movement of the common delivery line is perpendicular to the axes of movement of the supply lines/chutes.
The apparatus includes a horizontal platform on which the laminar articles, such as biscuits are led from the
supply lines/chutes, pusher bars operating simultaneously for each of the arrays of laminar articles emanating
form the supply lines/chutes on to the platform. The batch of articles displaced from the arrays are pushed
towards striker plates adjacent to hatches in the platform. The batch of laminar articles strike the striker
plate, align themselves and rebound from the striker plate without deformation and drop through the hatches
in the platform to pockets in the common delivery line below.
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Total Pages : 47.
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