Device for feeding product in sheets into an insertion device before a digital printer
AssigneeEuropean Machinery Engineering Projects, S.L.
InventorsEduardo Mas Cano, Santiago Mira Verdú
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for feeding products in sheets into an insertion device before a digital printer, including a lifting system for a stack of laminar elements, which in turn includes an extraction mechanism for the last board, an insertion system with an advance mechanism, a rotation system for the stack(s), a positioning stop, connected to an advance and reverse mechanism, a squaring and scaling station, able to create a loading and accumulating hopper, and a telescopically-adjustable transportation system, with the capacity to move the previously-scaled sheets until the insertion device is fed.
Claims6
A device for feeding products in sheets into an insertion device before a digital printer comprising:
- a base configured to receive a stack of laminar elements, stacked vertically and ordered among each other, wherein the base is positioned anchored on a lifting system comprising:
- an insertion system configured to enable the stack of laminar elements structured vertically and ordered among each other to be separated into groups with a known size,
- a rotation system with the capacity to rotate the stack an angle to be selected between 90 degrees, 180 degrees and 270 degrees,
- a positioning stop configured to correctly position the stack, which is the process before rotating, in the direction longitudinal to the digital printer,
- a squaring and scaling station, wherein the stack arrives from a previous process, and the squaring and scaling station is configured to square and scale the stack, and
- a telescopically-adjustable transportation system configured to move the previously-scaled stack until the insertion device is fed;
- wherein,
- the lifting system is configured to vertically move a stack of sheets, and
- the insertion system is configured to provide ordered stack groups from the original stack.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.