Machine for splitting skins
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Apr 24, 1984
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Nov 16, 1981
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Nov 19, 1980
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The machine for splitting skins through their thickness to obtain two sheets, of which one is a flower sheet on the hairy side and the other a crust sheet on the flesh side, comprises the already known elements of annular endless band blade tensioned between continuously running wheels and upper and lower feed rollers, with the characteristic that the edge of the cutting blade at the cutting location always remains fixed in the same transverse position, except for takeup of wear due to cutting and sharpening, whereas the upper and lower feed rollers are displaced in the direction perpendicular to the blade and in the direction parallel to same, in order to adopt the correct positions for obtaining the desired thicknesses of said two parts of the skin, respecting the optimum conditions for removing the parts themselves from the cutting complex.
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