Device for feeding printed products to a conveying channel
AssigneeGrapha-Holding AG
InventorsChristoph Gysin, Heinz Boss
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Abstract
A device is used to insert and/or deposit printed products into a conveying channel. The printed products are conveyed in the conveying channel with of carriers of a conveying element. An acceleration apparatus pre-accelerates the printed products in conveying direction. The acceleration apparatus conveys the printed products essentially in a straight line and at an angle to the conveying direction of the conveying channel. The printed products are preferably inserted with the aid of conveying belts and at an angle into the conveying channel. As a result of the slanted feed, the divisions of the conveying element can be optimized and the capacity increased.
Claims28
A device for feeding printed products to a conveying channel in which the printed products are conveyed with carriers of a conveying element, wherein the device includes means for positively accelerating the printed product, the accelerating means conveying the printed products in essentially a straight line and at an acute angle relative to the conveying direction of the conveying channel.
A device for feeding printed products to a conveying channel, comprising:
- a feeding apparatus;
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- means for positively accelerating the printed products received from the feeding apparatus, the accelerating means conveying the printed products in essentially a straight line and at an acute angle relative to the conveying direction of the conveying channel.
A conveying device for conveying printed products, comprising:
- a feeding apparatus for removing the printed products from a stack;
- a conveying channel downstream of the feeding apparatus for conveying the printed products in a conveying direction;
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- means for positively accelerating the printed products received from the feeding apparatus, the accelerating means conveying the printed products in essentially a straight line and supplying the printed products at an acute angle relative to the conveying direction of the conveying channel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.