Multipurpose multi-piece combined brick tea pressing die

Abstract

The invention relates to a multipurpose multi-piece combined brick tea pressing die. The multipurpose multi-piece combined brick tea pressing die comprises front and rear side plates, front and rear lining plates, left and right side plates, left and right lining plates, locking devices, pressing devices, a die sleeve box, brick tea lining plates, internal taper adjusting screws and self-locking resetting devices. The pressing devices are located at the lower ends of the front and rear side plates, the die sleeve box is fixed over a square columnar containing cavity defined by the front and rear lining plates and the left and right lining plates, the brick tea lining plates are sequentially and evenly arranged inside the square columnar containing cavity defined by the front and rear lining plates and the left and right lining plates, the internal taper adjusting screws are installed on the two sides of the front and rear side plates, and the self-locking resetting devices are located at the upper ends of the front and rear side plates. By adjusting the taper and clearance, the multipurpose multi-piece combined brick tea pressing die can be used for pressing black brick tea and green brick tea and can also be used for pressing fu brick tea to achieve the multipurpose effect; besides, adjustment and conversion are convenient and fast, and the application range is wide.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of tea processing machinery, in particular to a multi-piece multi-purpose combined tea brick pressing mold. Background technique [0002] tea from China , tea was first used as a sacrificial offering; however, it was used as a vegetable by people from the late Spring and Autumn Period, developed into a medicinal drink in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty, and developed into a high-end court drink in the late Western Han Dynasty, and it was popularized as an ordinary drink by the people after the Western Jin Dynasty. The earliest remains of artificially planted tea were found in the Tianluoshan site in Yuyao, Zhejiang, which has a history of more than 6,000 years; tea drinking began in China, with leathery leaves, oblong or oval, and can be drunk directly with boiling water, depending on the variety and production method and The shape of the product is divided into six categories; according to the season, it can...

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Problems solved by technology

The processing of brick tea involves the pressing of tea bricks. Tea brick pressing requires the use of tea brick pressing molds. At present, the existing multi-piece tea brick pressing combination mold can only be used for pressing black brick tea and green brick tea, and cannot be used for pressing Fu brick tea. The use of molds greatly wastes resources and increases the cost of brick tea production

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