Slicing machine having interrupt means

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 4531436
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06614428

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A slicing machine for slicing food products, particularly meat and other meat products 7 comprises a rotating blade 1 which either has a spiral cutting edge or a circular cutting edge and is mounted for planetary motion, and a pushing mechanism 8, 9, 11, 12 to feed the product towards the blade 1 so that upon each rotation or gyration of the blade a slice is cut from the face of the product 7. The slicing machine also includes a cam and proximity switch 34, 35 for monitoring the position of the blade 1 and outputting a signal when the blade is in a predetermined position, an event counter 19 for establishing when the blade 1 is cutting the slice to form the last slice in a group of slices and outputting a signal indicating this condition, a manually operated interrupt switch 27, and a computer 18 to interrupt the feed of the product to be sliced towards the blade 1 of the slicer. The computer 18 is enabled by the operation of the cam and proximity switch 34, 35 and event counter 19 and the interrupt switch 27 simultaneously so that, after manual actuation of the interrupt switch 27, feed of material is disabled only at a time when a complete shingled group of slices has been formed.

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TURNE ENGINEERING COMPANY LIMITEDDELTA CLOSE ST FAITHS INDUSTRIAL ESTATE A BRITISH COMPANY NORWICH NORWICH NORFOLK NR6 6BG

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Antonissen, Peter Norfolk, GB2 7 162

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