Jogging and normal force for sheet feeding

Sheet feeding or delivering – Delivering to stack and feeding therefrom – With sheet sensor for selective location

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271 4, 271 35, 271 65, 271220, 271221, B65H 106, B65H 304, B65H 3134

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041666143

ABSTRACT:
A sheet stacking and feeding system for a copier with an integral normal force/jogger unit allowing continuous and simultaneous top loading and bottom feeding from opposite or common directions from a stack of documents or copy sheets. Disclosed are continuously rotating foraminous spaced counterbalanced jogging rollers engaging the top of the stack to provide lead edge or trail edge sheet pull-down and stacking registration against the front stack stop, and to provide a controlled uninterrupted normal force to edges of the feed belt of a bottom sheet retard feeder. This system is disclosed in a copying system for copying either duplex or simplex original document sets as pre-collated copy sets. A document handling system provides automatic recirculative pre-collation copying of duplex or simplex document sheets with selective different sheet inversion and different sheet restacking directions.

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patent: 3161292 (1964-12-01), Van Dalen
patent: 3918700 (1975-11-01), Donner
patent: 4019733 (1977-04-01), Montalto
patent: 4078787 (1978-03-01), Burlew et al.

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