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Class 111/76 - Vibrating delivery chute


Subclass of Class 111 - Planting
Definition: Devices wherein the material is dropped upon a vibrating
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 04/19/1994


NumberTitleIssue Date
5303663Subsurface particle injection methods
Disclosed are improvements relating to injection of water-absorbent polymers, including a blend containing fine granules, using one or more air-blown, plowblade applicators. The process creates a "blanket" of moisture-retaining particles for the plant roo...
04/19/1994
4466560Hand tools for dispensing particulate matter
A hand tool for dispensing particulate matter such as seeds comprises a V-section scoop with a handle incorporating a vibrator mechanism. A labyrinth type barrier arrangement serves to contain a reservoir of seeds in the scoop and to permit controlled flo...
08/21/1984
4289080High-speed transplanter
A high-speed transplanter is described for mechanical transplanting of seedlings in grow blocks formed into easily handled modules. The transplanter includes cutting blades for separating the modules into files, delivery tubes for downwardly moving the fi...
09/15/1981
4145981Vibrating seed planter delivery chute for singular seed dispensing
An automatic seed planter which includes an elongate, upwardly-opening V-shaped trough with front and rear ends defining a longitudinally extending, upwardly opening seed-conducting channel, a seed receiving chamber at the front end of the trough, elongat...
03/27/1979
 
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