Single Piece Feeder, Turbo

A timber layer queues against a stop dog. Underlying belt flaps raise the timber piece which is clamped between the underlying and overlying belt flaps, and is then fed into the following carrier conveyor. At the same time as it feeds in a timber piece, the next piece is stopped against a stop dog. To be able to achieve a fast and stable operation, the overlying belt flaps are pneumatically sprung and assist in feeding the timber piece forwards by holding it down whilst it is fed. Belt flaps consist of belt drives that are carried round a driveshaft, which ensures the belt length is constant during the feed process. With the optional extra of active setting the overlying belt flaps are raised by a pneumatic cylinder between each timber piece to allow both narrow and broad timber pieces to be fed simultaneously. With the optional extra of double feeding and mixed feeding, the fixed stop is adjustable to allow the simultaneous feed of two timber pieces to each carrier.

A timber layer queues against a stop dog. Underlying belt flaps raise the timber piece which is clamped between the underlying and overlying belt flaps, and is then fed into the following carrier conveyor. At the same time as it feeds in a timber piece, the next piece is stopped against a stop dog. To be able to achieve a fast and stable operation, the overlying belt flaps are pneumatically sprung and assist in feeding the timber piece forwards by holding it down whilst it is fed. Belt flaps consist of belt drives that are carried round a driveshaft, which ensures the belt length is constant during the feed process. With the optional extra of active setting the overlying belt flaps are raised by a pneumatic cylinder between each timber piece to allow both narrow and broad timber pieces to be fed simultaneously. With the optional extra of double feeding and mixed feeding, the fixed stop is adjustable to allow the simultaneous feed of two timber pieces to each carrier.