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Transfer slide assembly and system
   
Document Number
US Patent 4884510
Issued Date
December 5, 1989
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Inventors
Osthus; Harold L. (West Willington, CT)
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Abstract
A transfer slide is used in a conveyor system to advance a trolley from one position to another position and includes a body fixed to a free end of a rail and has a cavity formed substantially throughout its length. The body has longitudinally extending surfaces spaced apart from one another by an opening communicating with the cavity which surfaces provide a rolling surface upon which a trolley travels. A slide is received within the cavity of the body and reciprocates within the body in response to the reciprocating movements of an actuator means connected with the slide. The slide has a pusher device extending upwardly from the body and above the rail and which pusher device is engageable with the trolley to push it from the initial position to a final position.
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Published
December 5, 1989
Application Number
07/249,442
Filed
September 26, 1988
US Classification
104/91   104/102 104/88.04
Int'l Classification
B65G   19/00   (20060101)   E01B   25/22   (20060101)   E01B   25/00   (20060101)   B65G   19/02   (20060101)  
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106/91   106/89   106/93   106/96   106/101   106/102   106/106   106/100   106/103   106/104   106/130   106/172.1   106/172.4   106/253   106/249   106/88  
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