Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 723
the conveyor belt, which carries ittowards the table, and the transfer to the table is made by thecurved portion, 51 (Fig. 206), of the guide bar, 9. As the circum-ference of the disc, 20, has a slower speed than the belt, 42, theglass articles as they are transferred to the disc are packed… … Fig. 206. operated at intervals by the lever, 53, which is secured to the arm,44, at 54. At its other end is a link, 56, tErough which passes astud, 55, attached to the disc, 57. As this disc rotates, the bentbar, 50, sweeps over the table, pushing the glass articles off intothe lehr, and then…
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