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OT-2026-000001664

Interception mechanism for conveyor belt production line abnormality

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Material Handling › Conveying Systems
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CHEN CHANG-CHENG, SHIH CHI-HUAN, SYU JYUN-YANG
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CVC TECH INC
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US-2026077959-A1, the United States Patent and Trademark Office, 19 March 2026
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Abstract

An interception mechanism for conveyor belt production line abnormality includes a conveyor belt device for transporting bottles; at least an interception cylinder movably disposed on one side of the conveyor belt device; and a plurality of fullness sensing devices disposed on one side of the conveyor belt device at intervals. When at least two of the fullness sensing devices simultaneously sense the bottles passing, the interception cylinder stops the bottles from continuing to move forward. When only one of the fullness sensing device senses the bottles passing at one time, the interception unit returns to its original position, allowing the bottles to continue to move, ensuring a stable bottle transportation, preventing bottles from piling up at the outlet, thereby improving the production efficiency of the production line.

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OpenTechnical Publication OT-2026-000001664, “Interception mechanism for conveyor belt production line abnormality,” published September 15, 2026 at 19:07:28 UTC, https://opentechnical.org/p/OT-2026-000001664.

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