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Saws the husked ears of corn into several pieces (1 to 3). Capacity (automatic feeding version) of 110 ears/minute with the ACC feed system of the cutter. Capacity (manual feeding version) of 60 ears/minutes with two operators. Machine primarily comprised of an automatic feed (automatic feeding version only), a roller conveyor and a cutting head with circular saws. For the two versions, an operator manages the orientation of the ears on the conveyor belt Roller conveyor for visual control and feeding the saw. Adjustment of the cutting of the ends of the ears and of the pieces for a desired length.

While various idlers have been developed to perform adequately in different installations, determining the most appropriate one remains a challenging task. The primary function of an idler roll is to provide load support with minimal resistance to movement, particularly addressing radial loading from the belt and materials across specific idler spacing. This role encompasses absorbing impact at the loading point and managing belt tension in curved sections, which can be challenging to quantify. Modern conveyor design methods have enhanced our comprehension and control, providing clearer insights into idler implications. Assemblies of idler rolls are strategically designed to influence the belt profile, often forming a trough or tube. It’s essential to acknowledge that the trough’s shape, consistency, and flexibility significantly impact idler roll behaviour.

Idler roller conveyors made of a sturdy structure in painted steel, supports with adjustable and height-adjustable feet, galvanized steel rollers with rotation on shielded ball bearings. In this position a convenient and economic box holder has been installed and allows the operator to lock and fill the box in comfort. Once the filling is complete, the operator can detach the box by simply pushing it forward.