JPH0314319Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention involves cutting large quantities of various fish flakes such as dried bonito flakes, mackerel flakes, processed flakes made of fish or livestock meat into dried bonito flakes, etc. in a factory. This invention relates to a device for adjusting the gap between the cut knot passages in a cutter cutting device suitable for use in the cutting of fish knots.

(Prior Art) The shaved flakes obtained by cutting fish flakes should have a soft feel when put in the mouth, melt easily, and be easy to make soup stock. To this end, the thinner the shavings are, the better, and the better is that they are free of fish flakes, setsupa (unshaved parts), etc.

As a fish cutting device for obtaining such shaved flakes, the one shown in FIG. 1 has conventionally been considered. This is cut by moving the fishfish A in the direction of the arrow and pressing it against the rotary blade B, and cutting the cut fishfish C.
is arranged to protrude from the cutting passage G between the side wall F of the transfer path D and the rotary cutter B.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) In this case, if the interval between the cutting joint passage G between the rotary blade B and the tip H of the side wall F is too wide, the fish joint A will oscillate laterally due to the rotational force of the rotary blade B during cutting. or
There have been cases where it has been difficult to cut thinly because of slight vibrations, or when pieces of fish A are thrown out from the gap G along with the shavings and mixed into the shavings. Therefore, it is desired that the cut passageway G be made as narrow as possible.

Therefore, conventionally, the tip H of the side wall F and the rotary cutter B are arranged so as to be as close as possible.
There is naturally a limit to how close they can be, and even if they are brought as close as possible, the cutting edge of the rotary blade B will deteriorate if cutting is continued for a long time. If you sharpen the blade every time it becomes sharp, the rotary blade will wear out and the outer diameter of the rotary blade will become smaller. For this reason, the gap between the cut joint passages G becomes large.

Moreover, since the side wall F and the rotary cutter B are fixed, even if the outer diameter of the rotary cutter B becomes smaller, it is not possible to shift their positions to narrow the gap between the cutting joints G. Therefore, in order to narrow the gap, it is necessary to replace the rotary cutter B with a new rotary cutter. However, strictly speaking, the outer diameter of the rotary cutter B varies by one point, so even if the rotary cutter is replaced with a new one, there is a problem in that the gap between it and the cutting joint passage G varies.

(Purpose of the invention) In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the purpose of the present invention is to develop a kari-bushi passage in a fish-brush cutting device in which the gap between the kari-bushi passages can be adjusted in response to changes in the outer diameter of the rotary cutter. An object of the present invention is to provide a gap adjustment device.

(Means for Solving the Problems) As shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, the spacing adjustment device of the present invention, as shown in FIGS.
The spacing forming body 1 is placed opposite to the side of the outer circumferential surface of the rotary blade B which is brought into contact with and cuts from one end in the longitudinal direction,
A cut joint passage 3 is formed between the rotary cutter B and the gap forming body 1, through which the shaved knot 2 cut by the rotary cutter B passes, and the gap forming body 1 can be exchanged, rotated, or moved to the rotary cutter B side. As a result, the gap between the cut joint passages 3 can be adjusted.

(Operation of the invention) In order to cut the fish A with the fish cutting device of the present invention, the fish A is clamped with a clamping tool (not shown), and the rotary cutter is moved over the transfer path 4. It is transferred to the B side and pressed against the rotary blade B from one longitudinal end to cut it thinly. The cut shavings 2 fly out from the shavings passage 3 between the rotary cutter B and the spacer 1. In this case, the interval between the cut joint passages 3 is made as narrow as possible during setting.

When the outer diameter of the rotary cutter B becomes smaller and the gap between the cutting joint passages 3 becomes wider, loosen the screws 10 of the support body 7 in Fig. 3 and move the spacer 1 in the circumferential direction (in the direction of the arrow in the figure). By rotating, the larger diameter portion of the space forming body 1 is made to face the rotary cutter B to narrow the space between the cutting joint passages 3. In this case, the spacing body 1
When rotated, it protrudes toward the rotary blade B side, and the same blade B
However, if the spacing member 1 is made of a material that can be cut (for example, plastic or molded fish), the part that is in contact with it is cut with the same rotating blade B, and the cut part is This will become a new karebushi passageway. The cut passageway 3 formed in this way has an extremely narrow width.

In addition, the blade of the rotary cutter B is worn and the cut passage 3
When the gap becomes wide, instead of rotating the gap forming body 1, the gap forming body 1 may be replaced with a new gap forming body 1 or moved to narrow the gap between the cut joint passages 3.

(Example) In FIG. 2, reference numeral 4 denotes a transfer path, in which the fish A is pushed by a pushing tool (not shown) and transferred over the transfer path 4 to the rotary blade B side,
The horizontal plate 5 and the side wall 6 form an L-shape.

Reference numeral B designates a rotary blade, and like the rotary blade shown in FIG. 1, a cutting blade is formed on the outer periphery of a metal base material, and is configured to rotate in the direction of the arrow in the figure.

1 is the spacing forming body which is a feature of the present invention, and this is preferably made of fish flakes or other substances that are harmless to the human body even if eaten by humans, but it may also be made of materials that can be cut with the rotary knife B, such as plastic or the same knife. B may be made of a soft metal or the like, or may be made of other materials.

Figures 2 to 5 of the spacer 1 shown in Figures 2 to 5
The one in FIG. 3 is shaped like a round bar, the one in FIG. 4 is shaped like a semicircle, the one in FIG. 5(a) is shaped like a square bar, and the one in FIG. 5(b) is shaped like a cube.

The spacer 1 is fitted and fixed into the recesses 12 and 13 of the support 7 as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.

The support 7 is a main body 9 attached to the transfer path 4 with screws 8.
and a movable body 11 attached to the main body 9. The movable body 11 is attached to the main body 9 by a screw 10, and is moved toward or away from the main body 9 when the screw 10 is rotated.

Recesses 12 and 13 are formed in the main body 9 and the movable body 11, and these two recesses 12 and 13 form a semicircular recess.

The positions and inner diameters of the recesses 12 and 13 are such that when the spacer 1 is inserted, the outer periphery of the spacer 1 approaches the rotary cutter B, or when the spacer 1 is made of a material that can be cut, it protrudes. It is set so that the rotary cutter B cuts it to some extent.

For the cutting joint passage 3, the space forming body 1 is brought close to the rotary knife B until it comes into contact with the rotary knife B, or is deliberately made to protrude toward the rotary knife B until it hits the rotary knife B, and the part that comes into contact with the rotary knife B is cut with the rotary knife B. However, the cut portion may become the cut joint passage 3.

The rotary blades B shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 each have a cutting blade formed on the outer periphery of a metal base material.

(Effects of the invention) The gap adjusting device for the cut joint passage in the fish cutting device of the present invention has the following effects.

(b) By replacing, rotating, or moving the spacing forming body 1 to the rotary blade side B, the spacing between the cutting joint passages 3 can be freely adjusted, so that the gap can be easily adjusted. Moreover, it is also economical because there is no need to replace the rotary cutter B every time the rotary cutter B wears out.

(b) If the material of the gap forming body 1 is one that can be cut with the rotary knife B, the blade of the rotary knife B will not be damaged even if the gap forming body 1 approaches the rotary knife B until it comes into contact with it, and the cutting joint passage 3 The gap can be easily narrowed.

C. If the gap forming body 1 can be cut with the rotary knife B, the space forming body 1 can be cut with the rotary knife B while it is in contact with the rotary knife B to form the gap of the cutting joint passage 3. , the same gap can be made so narrow that only one cut knot can pass through. In this way, uncut pieces such as pieces of fish flakes and setsupa that are generated during cutting cannot pass through the shaved flakes passage 3, so they do not get mixed in with the shaved flakes, and high-quality shaved flakes with a uniform thickness and thin can be produced. Obtainable.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an explanatory plan view showing an example of a conventional fish cutting device, Fig. 2 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the cutting device of the present invention, and Fig. 3 is an explanation of how to use the spacer in the same device. 4, 5A and 5B are explanatory diagrams showing various examples of the spacer. 1 is a spacing body, 2 is a shaved knot, 3 is a shaved knot passageway, A is a fish joint, and B is a rotary knife.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The spacing forming body 1 is placed opposite to the side of the outer circumferential surface of the rotary cutter B which cuts the fishfish A transferred on the transfer path 4 by contacting it from one end in the longitudinal direction of the cutter A, thereby forming a gap with the rotary cutter B. A cut knot passage 3 is formed between the forming body 1 and the cut knot passage 3 through which the cut knot 2 cut by the rotary cutter B passes, and the space forming body 1 is made replaceable, rotatable, or movable to the rotary cutter B side. A gap adjusting device for a cut joint passage in a fish cutting device, characterized in that the gap can be adjusted.