Gang, Just posted a text file and some pictures to the dropbox. bizerba0.txt bizerba1.jpg through bizerba9.jpg which are pictures of a "needle" chain used on slicer/stackers as seen sometimes in the deli department of grocery stores for slicing ham, cheese, etc. These chains are used to convey the sliced product around to a position for "stacking". These particular chains have a little needle welded to the center of the link and at right angles to direction of travel. The newer chains simply make the ends of the links longer and form the needles from that - however the newer style chain won't work on the older machines and we are now starting to run out of replacement chains for the older machines. I'm just looking for a source for this chain - I know SOME company made these chains for Bizerba, but I'm coming up dry in my searches. Any help would be appreciated. Post replies here or to kws(two zero zero nine)a at windstream dot net. Thanks.
Food conveying needle chain
Dec 29, 2011
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Sorry, Ken.
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Winston, Don't know what happened. I created an email to the dropbox with a text message and nine jpg's to be placed in the dropbox - but nothing seems to be showing up. I don't think I did anything wrong. Ken Sterling
Okay Gang, Pictures are all there as well as the text file. The line length in the text file is too long - sorry about that. I can repost it here if you are having trouble reading it. Thanks for any help on this. Ken Sterling
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