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Reciprocal transfer apparatus
   
Document Number
US Patent 4030614
Issued Date
June 21, 1977
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A pick and place unit adapted to hold an article at an article feeding position, elevate the article to a predetermined height, subsequently transport the article in the horizontal direction to a place above an assembling position, let down the article vertically to the assembling position, and release the article, wherein the respective operations of elevation, horizontal movement and let-down can be effected in good order by the output of a single driving device.
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June 21, 1977
Application Number
05/658,066
Filed
February 13, 1976
US Classification
414/662  
Int'l Classification
B65G   47/90   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
Priority Data
Feb 14, 1975 [JA] 50-17932
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214/1BB   214/1BT  
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