Process and apparatus for separating supple sheets from a stack

Sheet feeding or delivering – Feeding – Separators

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221213, B65H 322

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039814955

ABSTRACT:
A process for separating one or more supple sheets from a stack includes the steps of compressing the stack at least in the vicinity of its opposite upper edges, simultaneously or subsequently introducing sharp projections in or near the edges in order to pick up the sheet or sheets, moving the opposite projections apart slightly in opposite directions to tighten or stretch the sheet or sheets and finally lifting the engaged and tightened sheet or sheets from the stack. Apparatus for performing this process comprises a pair of separating members movable vertically toward and away from the stack of sheets, the members including a surface adapted to compress the stack in the vicinity of opposite upper edges thereof. The members also include pricking members which are movable horizontally relative to the stack and engageable with a predetermined number of uppermost sheets therein.

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patent: 3471994 (1969-10-01), Cranston et al.
patent: 3601390 (1971-08-01), Morton
patent: 3625506 (1971-12-01), Rovin

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