Sheet feeding or delivering – Delivering – By endless conveyor
Patent
1992-06-05
1993-06-22
Skaggs, H. Grant
Sheet feeding or delivering
Delivering
By endless conveyor
271204, 414462, B65H 2966
Patent
active
052210790
ABSTRACT:
A brake for a sheet feed to a stacking site in which the sheets are engaged by a belt drive from the location at which they are cut from a continuous web. The brake device has an endless belt with a brake stretch parallel to the travel plane of the sheets or declined downward slightly therefrom. The brake has at least one element with a shank over the belt and projecting above the plane at the inlet side of the braking device. The rear edge of the sheet is thus engaged by the shank and the brake belt is decelerated so that the sheet is delivered to the stack at the lower speed.
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Becker Ingo
Blume Albrecht
Most Egbert
Welp Ewald G.
Druzbick Carol Lynn
Dubno Herbert
Jagenberg Aktiengesellschaft
Skaggs H. Grant
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