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US 2003/0190881 A1Published application
Coin routing plate
OwnerBrian L. Gailey, Stephen D. DeVaneyinventors
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Abstract
An improved coin routing plate made from a solid piece of resilient and rigid material that incorporates a slot in the coin channel that allows access to any coins that are in the plate and also allows coin dust and debris to escape thereby resulting in less jams and expedites the un-jamming process without removing any parts from the hopper mechanism. Constructed in such a manner as to make it highly resistant to bending and warping thereby having the economic advantage of less replacement and less down time to un-jam and maintain.
Claims1
A coin routing plate comprising:
- a) A plate made of a solid rigid piece of material with material milled from the surface to form a channel to allow coins and or tokens to travel freely edge to edge from the pinwheel to the coin escalator.
- b) A plate made of a solid rigid piece of material with material milled from the surface to form a channel to allow coins and or tokens to travel freely edge to edge from the pinwheel to the coin escalator and holes that are drilled and threaded to receive removable studs to support parts of the coin escalator.
- c) A plate made of a solid rigid piece of material with material milled from the surface to form a channel to allow coins and or tokens to travel freely edge to edge from the pinwheel to the coin escalator the coin routing plate has a milled through slot that runs along in the same radius as the milled coin channel in a sufficient length and placement to give access to any coins and or tokens that are inside the coin channel when the plate is installed on an operational coin hopper.
- d) A plate made of a solid rigid piece of material with material milled from the surface to form a channel to allow coins and or tokens to travel freely edge to edge from the pinwheel to the coin escalator. The coin routing plate has a milled through slot that runs along in the same radius as the milled coin channel in a sufficient length and placement to allow any coin and or token dust and any other debris to fall out when the hopper vibrates as it is operated.
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