Container recycling apparatus using scanning means to read code

Details Container recycling apparatus using scanning means to read code Container recycling apparatus using scanning means to read code

1983-12-08

1985-05-28

Wilhite, Billy J.

Presses

With alarm, signal, indicator, or test means

100233, 100902, 194 4C, 324233, B30B 932

Patent

active

045193070

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus is provided for the insertion of a recyclable container into a container receiving station in a manually operated rotatable carrier normally maintained in a non-rotatable condition; and for analysis and initial acceptance or rejection of the container for recycling without mechanical movement apparent to the user. The apparatus includes detecting means adjacent the receiving station to determine the presence of a container comprised of material acceptable for recycling and scanning means for reading code markings on the container. The information read from the code markings on the container may be recorded for subsequent use in determining amounts of deposits to be paid as well as sources of containers. Releasing means are provided for subsequently permitting movement of said rotatable carrier if said container comprises a material acceptable for recycling.

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