Sheet feeding or delivering – Delivering – By endless conveyor
Patent
1988-07-21
1989-08-29
Rolla, Joseph J.
Sheet feeding or delivering
Delivering
By endless conveyor
271 7, 271 69, 198833, B65H 4304
Patent
active
048610143
ABSTRACT:
In handling flat sheets as for example from a sheet processing machine to a downstacker a plurality of narrow parallel belt conveyors are necessarily employed. Non-uniformity in manufacture of the belts and different slippage on the pulleys causes unequal speed of travel of the individual belts resulting in improper and unequal handling. Utilizing a lower set of conveyor driving belts on which are super-imposed overlapping driven carrier belts overcomes this problem by producing uniform speed of travel of the belts.
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Bollinger David H.
Puishes Alfons
Rolla Joseph J.
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