Carrying direction changing apparatus for document and the like
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsKazushi Yoshida, Riichi Kato, Yasunari Niioka, Shinji Shibata
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsKazushi Yoshida, Riichi Kato, Yasunari Niioka, Shinji Shibata
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There is provided a carrying direction changing apparatus of a compact and highly-reliable design capable of changing a carrying direction of documents or the like to three directions. The apparatus includes one gate device having a function of changing the carrying direction from one carrying path to another carrying path while carrying and guiding the documents, a rotation shaft having the gate device fixedly mounted thereon, a bracket fixedly mounted on the rotation shaft, a pin mounted on the bracket, a link device pivotally movable relative to the pin, a drive source connected to the link device so as to drive the gate device, a spring device connected at one end thereof to the bracket, a stop member device provided for contact with the bracket, a rotation shaft for enabling the stop member device to rotate, a pin mounted on the stop member device, a link device pivotally movable relative to this pin, and a drive source connected to this link device so as to drive the stop member device.
A carrying direction changing apparatus for changing a direction of carrying of documents, comprising gate means having a function of changing the carrying direction from one carrying path to another carrying path while carrying and guiding the documents, support means supporting said gate means, drive means for rotating said support means so as to rotate said gate means about an axis of said support means, and stop means for stopping said support means at three positions so as to change the carrying direction of the documents;
Apparatus for changing a direction of carrying of documents, comprising:
A carrying direction changing apparatus for changing a direction of carrying of documents, comprising:
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