Continuous paper sorting machine
OwnerRonald W. Greene, David H. Holliday +1inventors
InventorsRonald W. Greene, David H. Holliday, Anthony C. Clarkson
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OwnerRonald W. Greene, David H. Holliday +1inventors
InventorsRonald W. Greene, David H. Holliday, Anthony C. Clarkson
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Continuous paper sorter mechanism in which a receiver section is comprised of at least two columns of inclined side-by-side stacks of paper storage bins or shelves with entrances for receiving paper sheets from the feeder. The receiver is mounted for lateral movement relative to a feeder mechanism, such that the bin entrances move past the feeder in a generally vertical plane. The feeder has an in-feed conveyor which takes paper from a copy making device such as a press or duplicating machine and feeds the sheets of paper either to an intermediate downwardly inclined conveyor or onto an intermediate upwardly inclined conveyor, depending on whether the feeder is distributing paper sheets from the top or from the bottom. Sheets from the intermediate conveyors in turn are transported to a generally vertically disposed, reversible feeder conveyor. The feeder conveyor is provided with a plurality of two-way deflectors which intercept the paper sheets and direct them off the conveyor moving either downwardly or upwardly. A deflector guide section is disposed between the deflectors and the entrances of the bins in the receiver. A proof tray mechanism is also provided over the in-feed conveyor.
A continuous paper sorter mechanism, comprising:
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