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INTERRUPTABLE DEPOSITING MACHINE
   
Document Number
US Patent 3633489
Issued Date
January 11, 1972
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Inventors
Spoelhof; John F. (Grand Rapids, MI)
Werner; Frank C. (Grand Rapids, MI)
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Abstract
An improved depositing machine wherein foodstuff is ejected from a manifold by nozzles which reciprocate within nipples on the manifold, the uniform distribution of the deposited material being insured by the use of arcuately shaped, equally and concentrically spaced openings in the nozzle. To interrupt the ejection of topping material at irregular intervals without stopping the machine, a perforated baffle and an adjacent perforated cover plate divide the manifold into an upper chamber and a lower chamber, there being provided relative reciprocation between the two by means of a piston.
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Owner
Werner Lehara, Inc. (Grand Rapids, MI)
Published
January 11, 1972
Application Number
04/880,729
Filed
November 28, 1969
US Classification
99/450.1   222/485
Int'l Classification
A23G   3/20   (20060101)   A23G   3/02   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
222/485   222/379   222/398   222/523   222/320   222/257   222/275   107/1B   107/1K   107/1J   107/27R   107/29R   107/54H   107/28   235/98.5  
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