Automatic wet towel supplying apparatus

Abstract

An automatic wet towel supplying apparatus is disclosed. The automatic wet towel supplying apparatus comprises a housing, a casing, pulling means, cutting means, water supplying means and control means. The housing includes a cloth holding part for rotatably holding cloth in the form of a roll so that the cloth is pulled away and a towel storage chamber for storing wet towels for supply. The casing is fixed to the front portion of the interior of the housing by means of bolts so as to be easily removed from the housing. The cutting means includes a second motor, a rotary cutter rotated by the second motor, and a stationary cutter. The water supplying means is mounted in the housing, includes a water storage tank, a pump, a filtering unit and a nozzle, and serves to spray water on the cut towels. The control means includes a control board mounted on an outer surface of the housing, a first sensor for sensing a length of the cloth that is pulled by the pulling means, a second sensor for sensing a total number of rotations of the rotary cutter of the cutting means, and a microprocessor for controlling power supply to the first motor, the second motor and the pump by processing the signals from the control board, the first sensor and the second sensor.

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