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Arlo Bromley Phones & Addresses

  • 70 Arcadia View Dr, Stanford, KY 40484 (859) 854-3451
  • New Castle, PA
  • 70 Arcadia View Dr, Stanford, KY 40484

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Linear Belt Sorter And Methods Of Using Linear Belt Sorter

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US Patent:
6854584, Feb 15, 2005
Filed:
Nov 6, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/702779
Inventors:
Mark W. Henson - Danville KY, US
Arlo Stephen Bromley - Mason OH, US
Assignee:
FKI Logistex Automation, Inc. - Cincinnati OH
International Classification:
B65G047/10
US Classification:
19837006, 19837002, 1983701
Abstract:
The invention is particularly useful for sorting, altering or maintaining the orientation items of differing sizes moved by a sorter. The endless loop's carriers include belts that both transport and sort the items. Followers clasp the belts about the lengthwise periphery of the carriers' slats and also engage lines, diverters, crossovers and receivers. When a follower is diverted toward a crossover, transverse motion is imparted to its corresponding carrier's belt. Routers can be incorporated into the sorter for enhancing the control of the orientation and sortation of items advanced by the endless loop's carriers.

Sortation Conveyor System For High Friction Articles

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US Patent:
6044956, Apr 4, 2000
Filed:
Jul 1, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/108617
Inventors:
Mark W. Henson - Danville KY
Arlo S. Bromley - Danville KY
Assignee:
FKI Industries, Inc. - Fairfield CT
International Classification:
B65G 4710
US Classification:
19837002
Abstract:
In a sortation conveyor system, a main conveyor is provided with an improved transport surface that permits the substantially frictionless movement of articles in a transverse direction relative to the forward motion of the conveyor. The transport surface includes a plurality of twin slats alternating with transverse roller assemblies which support a plurality of anti-friction rollers. Both the slats and the roller assemblies are carried by side chains. The anti-friction rollers are mounted such that the upper radial surface of each extends above the twin slats for supporting the articles being conveyed. Diverters held captive on the slats slide across the surface and direct articles in a transverse direction while supported on the anti-friction rollers, this permitting substantially frictionless movement of articles to a lateral takeaway conveyor.
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