Document stacking

Details Document stacking Document stacking

1996-05-30

1998-01-27

Bollinger, David H.

Sheet feeding or delivering

Delivering

To receiver for pack of sheets

271220, 271298, B65H 3136

Patent

active

057115206

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a method of stacking documents in an arrangement for transporting checks at a prescribed nominal speed along a given transport track, with one or several storage-pockets and associated diverter means disposed there-along, one for each storage-pocket, this involving: providing an injecting-reaction-guide structure for each storage pocket, and arranging each guide structure to drive a so-diverted document into its pocket and to include an inject roll structure to accelerate and drive the check faster than nominal speed; a coupling arm assembly structure to cooperate with each guide structure and inject roll structure, and to include an arm structure adapted to guide a so-injected document toward its position in the stack in its pocket; the roll structure and arm assembly structure being arranged to direct the arm structure away from its stack each time a document is entering under the action of the speed differential, and to later return the arm structure toward its stack.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2991999 (1961-07-01), Doerner
patent: 3087724 (1963-04-01), Snowdon et al.
patent: 5419545 (1995-05-01), Hutson
patent: 5522589 (1996-06-01), Hutson

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