Device for further processing after copying

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1995-04-27

1996-01-02

Ryznic, John E.

Sheet-material associating

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4147903, B42B 200, B65G 5700, B65H 3130

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054801303

ABSTRACT:
A sheet finishing and stacking apparatus includes a sheet transport path which stacks sheets onto a stapler tray, the stack is finished by a stapler, and a discharge roller and a pushed out member transport the stack onto a discharge tray. The discharge tray is driven in a vertical direction as stacks of sheets are deposited thereon. While the push-out member is delivering the stack to the discharge tray, an auxiliary lower discharge plate extends along a direction of the push-out member to prevent the stack from buckling. In another embodiment, the discharge tray is temporarily lowered and then raised back to an upper limit as the push-out member delivers the stack to the discharge tray.

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patent: 5385340 (1995-01-01), Hiroi et al.
patent: 5409201 (1995-04-01), Kramer

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