| IMA Life S.r.L. Patent applications |
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| 20120132318 | DOSING APPARATUS - A dosing apparatus includes a dosing unit provided with a casing arrangement for supporting and/or containing a dosing arrangement, and a supporting arrangement, that are associable in particular with a filling machine, for supporting and locking the dosing unit in a mounting configuration. The apparatus further includes a coupling arrangement associated with a casing arrangement and slidingly insertable into or disconnectable from a guiding arrangement of the supporting arrangement along a first direction. The supporting arrangement further includes a fixing arrangement for reversibly locking the coupling arrangement to the guiding arrangement in the mounting configuration. | 05-31-2012 |
| 20120114509 | Dosing Apparatus with a Joint Arrangement - A dosing apparatus includes a dosing unit having a piston arrangement movable along a first axis in a cavity of a casing arrangement and a joint arrangement for removably connecting a first end portion of the piston arrangement to a movement arrangement arranged for moving the piston arrangement. The first end portion includes a seat that is suitable for receiving a clutch portion of the joint arrangement, that is connectable in and detachable from the seat along a coupling direction that is almost parallel to the first axis. | 05-10-2012 |
| 20120043181 | METHOD FOR WEIGHING CONTAINERS WHICH ARE SUPPLIED ALONG A CONVEYING LINE AND A DEVICE FOR ACTUATING THE METHOD - The invention relates to a device and a method for weighing containers ( | 02-23-2012 |
| 20100200306 | Apparatus and Method for Weighing Containers - An apparatus for weighing containers moved by a transporting arrangement along a path in a weighing station includes a transferring arrangement for transferring containers from the transporting arrangement to the weighing station and vice versa. The transferring arrangement is driven so as to move at least a container to be weighed away from an upstream row of containers for taking at least a container to be weighed to the weighing station, maintaining the container to be weighed in the weighing station for a time necessary for detecting the weight of the container to be weighed, and moving the weighed container towards a downstream row of containers. | 08-12-2010 |
