Singulator assembly having a buffer with a biased arm

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

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271 34, 271150, 271265, 271270, B65H 522

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054092043

ABSTRACT:
A singulator of the friction belt type capable of synchronous or asynchronous modes of operation is described. The singulator includes a buffer assembly for accepting a shingled stream of documents, a feeder pinch belt for extracting the first document from the buffer and a scanner for scanning the document as it passes through the feeder into an accelerator which is also a pinch belt. The accelerator accelerates the document to a constant speed leaving the singulator. A control means is provided which operates coupled to the feeder drive and the scanner so that the next upstream document is extracted a predetermine time after the first document leaves the accelerator.

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