Arthur E Givens, 481775 W State Road 120, Howe, IN 46746
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1775 State Road 120, Howe, IN 46746 260-5622153
420 Canal St, Lagrange, IN 46761 219-4635076 260-4635076
Angola, IN
Elkhart, IN
PO Box 521, Howe, IN 46746 317-4328300
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Tube Feeding Apparatus
US Patent:
6494353, Dec 17, 2002
Filed:
Nov 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/991086
Inventors:
Derrick S. Small - Sturgis MI
Eric Nielson - Sturgis MI
Arthur E. Givens - LaGrange IN
Sean Peterson - Sturgis MI
Douglas L. Sagarsee - Constantine MI
Eric Nielson - Sturgis MI
Arthur E. Givens - LaGrange IN
Sean Peterson - Sturgis MI
Douglas L. Sagarsee - Constantine MI
Assignee:
Burr Oak Tool and Guage Company, Inc. - Sturgis MI
International Classification:
B65H 2024
US Classification:
226110, 72134, 72162, 226172
Abstract:
A supply of continuous thin wall tubing which is drawn by a pair of opposed conveyor belts frictionally engaging the outside surfaces of the tubing first through a tube straightening device before the tube walls become engaged with the aforesaid conveyor belts so that straightened tubing is always subjected to engagement with the surfaces on the conveyor belts. The conveyor belts effect a longitudinal driving movement of the tubing into and through a tube cutting device and thence into a tube length control for accurately positioning the tube relative to the tube cutters in the tube cutting device and before the tube is cut. Once the tube length detection circuitry in the tube length control has been satisfied by the positioning of the tubing, the tube cutters in the tube cutting device is activated to sever the tubing.
Tube Straightener And Drive Therefor
US Patent:
2003007, May 1, 2003
Filed:
Dec 10, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/315359
Inventors:
Derrick Small - Sturgis MI, US
Eric Nielson - Sturgis MI, US
Arthur Givens - LaGrange IN, US
Sean Peterson - Sturgis MI, US
Douglas Sagarsee - Constantine MI, US
Eric Nielson - Sturgis MI, US
Arthur Givens - LaGrange IN, US
Sean Peterson - Sturgis MI, US
Douglas Sagarsee - Constantine MI, US
Assignee:
Burr Oak Tool and Gauge Company, Inc.
International Classification:
B26D005/00
B23Q015/00
B23Q015/00
US Classification:
083/073000, 083/155000
Abstract:
A supply of continuous thin wall tubing which is drawn by a pair of opposed conveyor belts frictionally engaging the outside surfaces of the tubing first through a tube straightening device before the tube walls become engaged with the aforesaid conveyor belts so that straightened tubing is always subjected to engagement with the surfaces on the conveyor belts. The conveyor belts effect a longitudinal driving movement of the tubing into and through a tube cutting device and thence into a tube length control for accurately positioning the tube relative to the tube cutters in the tube cutting device and before the tube is cut. Once the tube length detection circuitry in the tube length control has been satisfied by the positioning of the tubing, the tube cutters in the tube cutting device is activated to sever the tubing.
Tube Straightener And Drive Therefor
US Patent:
6354126, Mar 12, 2002
Filed:
Apr 25, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/558404
Inventors:
Derrick S. Small - Sturgis MI
Eric Nielson - Sturgis MI
Arthur E. Givens - LaGrange IN
Sean Peterson - Sturgis MI
Douglas L. Sagarsee - Constantine MI
Eric Nielson - Sturgis MI
Arthur E. Givens - LaGrange IN
Sean Peterson - Sturgis MI
Douglas L. Sagarsee - Constantine MI
Assignee:
Burr Oak Tool and Gauge Company - Sturgis MI
International Classification:
B21D 304
US Classification:
72162, 72164
Abstract:
A supply of continuous thin wall tubing which is drawn by a pair of opposed conveyor belts frictionally engaging the outside surfaces of the tubing first through a tube straightening device before the tube walls become engaged with the aforesaid conveyor belts so that straightened tubing is always subjected to engagement with the surfaces on the conveyor belts. The conveyor belts effect a longitudinal driving movement of the tubing into and through a tube cutting device and thence into a tube length control for accurately positioning the tube relative to the tube cutters in the tube cutting device and before the tube is cut. Once the tube length detection circuitry in the tube length control has been satisfied by the positioning of the tubing, the tube cutters in the tube cutting device is activated to sever the tubing.
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