Image reading apparatus having projections on surface of hopper

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Picture signal generator

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271 305, 271165, B65H 106

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056064306

ABSTRACT:
An image apparatus is provided with a bottom take-out type automatic paper feeding mechanism. Documents are sequentially taken out from a lowermost document by coaction of a paper feeding roller and a document separation pad which is elastically pressed against the paper feeding roller. A hopper is provided on which the documents are placed by stacking. Projections are provided on a document placement surface of the hopper or a paper feeding passage. The projections prevent the documents from being adhered to the hopper which has been electrostatically charged.

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