Post-processing apparatus
AssigneeFuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
InventorsJeman Shin, Dukhyun Ko, Woong Lee
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Abstract
A post-processing apparatus includes a storing unit in which plural recording media are stored for performing post-processing, and a pushing member that latches onto and pushes trailing ends of the recording media stored in the storing unit toward an ejection port. When the number of the recording media stacked on the storing unit is small, the pushing member latches onto and pushes the trailing ends of the recording media at a position different from a position at which the pushing member latches onto and pushes the trailing ends of the recording media when the number of the recording media stacked on the storing unit is large.
Claims4
A post-processing apparatus comprising:
- a storing unit in which a plurality of recording media are stored for performing postprocessing;
- and
- a pushing member that latches onto and pushes trailing ends of the recording media stored in the storing unit toward an ejection port,
- wherein the pushing member includes a first hook portion that latches onto the trailing ends of a first number of the recording media stacked on the storing unit and a second hook portion having a step portion and a substantially straight portion that both latch onto the trailing ends of a second number of the recording media stacked on the storing unit, the second number being smaller than the first number,
- wherein the step portion has a substantially sawtooth shape with a plurality of teeth and the substantially straight portion extends from a part of the sawtooth shape located farthest from the first hook portion, the pushing member includes a belt member that is stretched between a pair of rotary members and the first hook portion and the second hook portion are mounted on the belt member to latch onto the trailing ends of the recording media, and
- wherein the step portion is formed in such a manner as to be inclined with respect to the recording media stored in the storing unit and respect to the belt member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.