Singularizing apparatus for stacked paper sheets and the like

Sheet-material associating – Associating or disassociating – Signature associating

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270 54, 271 12, B65H 3900

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050803417

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for singularizing stacked paper sheets has a rotary sheet withdrawing unit with a set of equidistant rotatably mounted transfer elements having suction cups which attract successive lowermost sheets of a stack in a magazine adjacent a first portion of the endless path of orbital movement of the transfer elements. The transfer elements deliver the sheets into a second portion of the endless path where the sheets are transferred toward an endless belt conveyor having a reach which advances in the direction of advancement of transfer elements in the second portion of the endless path and at a speed which exceeds the speed of orbital movement of the transfer elements. The leaders of the sheets are caused to abut stops on the endless belt conveyor.

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