Apparatus for shingling tickets
OwnerRex B. Miller, Jr., Manfred Rudyinventors
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A ticket shingling process and an apparatus for performing the process by which tickets are serially stripped from the bottom of a stack of tickets by means of a reciprocating suction means which, in conjunction with rotable feed means, transfers the stripped ticket to a longitudinally extending first conveyor. Suction means is provided above the downstream end of the first conveyor to lift each ticket into engagement with ticket aligning means on a second, laterally extending conveyor where glue is applied to the ticket. The second conveyor is advanced a predetermined increment whereupon a succeeding ticket is mated with the first ticket in adhesive offset or shingled manner. The process is repeated until a predetermined number of tickets comprise the ticket assembly. Means is provided for alternative movement of the second conveyor to accomplish desired ticket placement within a bank.
An apparatus for forming a bank of tickets from a supply of tickets, comprising:
An apparatus as claimed in claim 21 wherein said suction element reciprocates along a linear path and wherein said moving means comprise a first rigid element disposed within said path adjacent said first position and a second rigid element disposed within said path adjacent said second position.
An apparatus for forming a bank of tickets from a supply of tickets, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.