Receiving tray insert
AssigneeMoore North America, Inc.
InventorDarvin R. Bethke
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Abstract
A receiving tray insert for receiving and straightening curled printed paper discharged face down from a printer, comprising a planar member having a flat upper surface arranged to face away from the printer and arranged to receive the printed paper as it is ejected from the printer, and also having a lower surface arranged to face the printer, and also having elevating and spacing means secured to the lower surface and arranged to elevate the insert relative to the printer to create and maintain a thermally insulating air gap between the insert and the printer.
Claims5
A conveyor-less receiving tray insert for receiving and straightening curled printed paper discharged face down from a printer having a discharge tray, comprising a single planar member having a flat upper surface arranged to face away from said printer and arranged to receive said printed paper immediately in a conveyor-less manner as it is ejected from said printer, and also having a lower surface arranged to face said printer, and also having elevating and spacing means secured to said lower surface and arranged to elevate said insert relative to said printer to create and maintain a thermally insulating air gap between said insert and said printer, said elevating and spacing means operatively arranged to secure said receiving tray insert proximate to said printer and within said printer discharge tray.
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