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escapement 1. any similar mechanism that regulates movement, usually consisting of toothed wheels engaged by rocking levers 2. (in a piano) the mechanism that allows the hammer to clear the string after striking, so that the string can vibrate 3. an overflow channel escapement [ə′skāp·mənt] (horology) A device in a timepiece consisting of a toothed wheel which engages alternate pallets attached to an oscillating member. (mechanical engineering) A ratchet device that permits motion in one direction slowly. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Provides equipment to orient parts or containers on discharge and to transport them in the oriented position: Downstream equipment includes decorators, trimmers, assembly equipment, parts placers, and escapements, which interface with packaging equipment. Using high-speed robotics and vision guidance, the TrueFlex(TM) system allows parts to be fed into the assembly process without relying on dedicated bowl feeders and part-specific escapements. Downstream equipment includes decorators, trimmers, assembly equipment, parts placers, and escapements, which interface with packaging equipment. |
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