Automatic disc separating and feeding apparatus for disc copying

Dynamic magnetic information storage or retrieval – Record transport with head stationary during transducing – Disk record

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360137, 360 15, 271 301, 271108, 414118, G11B 5012, B65H 308, B65G 5900

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ABSTRACT:
An automatic disc separating and feeding apparatus for a disc copying machine is disclosed which is capable of effectively preventing the damage to a disc and/or an envelope thereof during the operation. The apparatus includes a disc sucking and sliding device for sucking up an uppermost one of the stacked discs which includes a stationary plate and a sliding plate each provided with through-holes adapted to form together air vents varied in size depending upon the position of the sliding plate to lift the disc up by action.

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