Process and apparatus for transporting printing products arriving in imbricated formation
AssigneeFerag AG
InventorWerner Honegger
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AssigneeFerag AG
InventorWerner Honegger
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A belt conveyor (10) leads past two branch-off points (12,12') arranged behind one another, viewed in a conveying direction (F). Removal conveyors (14, 14'), whose conveying-away direction (W) runs at an angle to the conveying direction (F), lead away from the branch-off points (12, 12'). The printing products (18) are arranged on the belt conveyor (10) in an imbricated formation (S) in which each printing product (18) lies on the preceding one. In addition, the edges (20 and 26) of the printing products (18) run at an angle to the conveying direction (F), the leading folded edges (20) being oriented perpendicular to the conveying-away direction (W). The printing products (18) fed to the branch-off point (12, 12') may be selectively conveyed past the relevant branch-off point (12, 12') without any change in their position with respect to the conveying direction (F) or deflected in a branch-off direction (A). The deflected printing products (19) are supplied to the removal conveyor (14, 14') in an imbricated formation (S') in which the leading folded edges (20), viewed in the conveying-away direction (W), run at right angles to the conveying-away direction (W) and the side edges (22, 24) are aligned with one another.
A process for transporting printing products, comprising the steps of:
An apparatus for transporting printing products arriving in an imbricated formation, and for feeding the arriving printing products to, and at least partially past, a branch-off point, their position being essentially retained with respect to the conveying direction of the conveying device, comprising:
An apparatus for transporting printing products arriving in an imbricated formation, and for feeding the arriving printing products to, and at least partially past, a branch-off point, their position being essentially retained with respect to the conveying direction of the conveying device, comprising:
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