Paper stacking system for printers

Sheet feeding or delivering – Delivering – With transfer means between conveyor and receiver

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271209, 271213, 4006471, B65H 3100

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053240200

ABSTRACT:
A sheet stacking system is provided which includes mechanism designed to compensate for the aerodynamic forces which act on a sheet as it passes from the printer's output port to the floor of the printer's output tray. The system includes a pair of spaced, anti-sail wings which are positioned adjacent the printer's output port so as to controlledly receive just-expelled sheets. The wings are operatively associated with the output tray's floor, and are arranged so that opposite movement thereof results in rear-to-front sequential release of a supported sheet, directing substantially vertical passage of such sheet to the top of an output stack.

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Hewlett Packard Journal, DeskJet Printer Chassis and Mechanism Design by Larry A. Jackson, Kieran B. Kelly, David W. Pinkernell, Steve O. Rasmussen, and John A. Widder, pp. 67-75, Oct. 1988.

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