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20090258103 | Multi-Head Extruder Assembly - An extruder that is adapted to provide a flow of an extrudate is provided. There is a frame having a plurality of storage positions, a discharge position and a plurality of extruder heads. Each extruder head is secured to the frame and is movable between one of the storage positions and the discharge position. A sealing member is provided that is secured to the extruder. The sealing member is adapted to move between an engaged position and a disengaged position, wherein the sealing member moves from the disengaged position to the engaged position so as to engage one of the extruder heads when it is in the discharge position. | 10-15-2009 |
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20090291159 | Support Assembly for an Extruder - A modular base is provided. A plurality of motor support members are secured to one another by a first linking member. Each motor support member has a mounting surface that is adapted to be secured to a motor, and the first linking member has a central axis and is dimensioned to support the motor. A plurality of extruder support members are secured to one another by a second linking member. Each extruder support member has a carriage that is adapted to be secured to an extruder, wherein the second linking member has a central axis and is dimensioned to support the extruder. An intermediate member having a mounting surface that is adapted to be secured to a transmission is provided. The intermediate member is secured to one of motor support members by the first linking member and secured to one of the extruder support members by the second linking member, wherein the central axes of the first and second linking members displaced from one another at a distance that enables the transmission to transfer mechanical work from motor to the extruder. | 11-26-2009 |
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