Device for deviating rail-guided transport items from one rail track to another
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Apr 2, 2002
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Jul 1, 1999
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Jan 15, 1997
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The deviating device (26, 26') for feeding transport items (12) occurring on the first rail track (14) to the second or third rail track (16, 18), which is arranged at an angle (.alpha., .alpha.') with respect to the first rail track (14), are arranged lying radially on the inside with respect to the bend of the transitional region between the first rail track (14) and the second or third rail track (16, 18). They have a conveying disk (28), driven continuously in rotation, and a coupling means (56), designed as a lamellar wheel (42). The lamellae (42') of the lamellar wheel (42) can be transferred in a controlled manner into a clamping position, in order to firmly clamp a transport item (12) between them and the conveying disk (28) and lead it through the deviating region.
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