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WO/1999/043584A1 |
Known devices for stacking sheets (1), especially for stacking on pallets (4) paper or cardboard sheets conveyed in an overlapping stream, comprise a device (2) for conveying the sheets (1) to a depositing platform (5) which is suspended...
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WO/1999/042225A1 |
A sorting installation is equipped with its own collecting containers (1) into which mail articles (10) are sorted. The collecting containers (1) are automatically withdrawn from the delivery stations of the installations and conveyed on...
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WO/1999/041021A1 |
The present invention relates to a piling rack for flat parcels which is open on one side for withdrawing piled parcels. The rack has a bottom (4) as well as an impact wall (7) inclined outwardly and turning inwardly relative to the cutt...
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WO/1999/032386A1 |
A stream of newspapers (2) is stored temporarily by dividing the stream (2) into longitudinal sections. A carrier (5, 6) is releasably connected to one long edge of each generally flat section (3), to form product units (7) which are hun...
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WO/1999/029605A1 |
A bi-directional stacking conveyor (10) is mounted below the discharge from a main conveyor and lies substantially perpendicular to the main conveyor. An adjustable length backstop (30) and adjustable width guide fingers (34A, 34B) are c...
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WO/1999/018023A1 |
The invention relates to an apparatus for stacking at least two sheets, said apparatus comprising a vertically movable stacking platform (1) and an intermediate support member (2) with a width advantageously essentially equal to that of ...
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WO/1999/015284A1 |
According to the invention, the containers (B) with flatly piled letters (G) are placed automatically in a V-shaped receiving device (A) by initially placing the containers in a holding device (HV). A plunger (S) then holds down the lett...
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WO/1999/011552A1 |
To level and/or turn one or more stacks of sheet material arranged on a base or pallet, a pair of forks is used, operating opposite one another to raise the base and hold the stack together while it is turned; said forks are supported, i...
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WO/1999/000305A1 |
A system assembles and conveys a stream of plate-like workpieces (10) from a production system, such as a speciality box folder-gluer, to a strapping or tying system (27), as counted stacks (16). The system can be converted from counter-...
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WO/1998/057874A1 |
The invention relates to a transfer device for flat articles in a stack, which comprises a base (1), a transfer means (2) arranged movable with respect to the base (1) at an operating rate (arrow N1) and arranged to transfer flat article...
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WO/1998/051602A1 |
The invention relates to a device and a method for blocking a stack (21) of stacked objects such as stacked newspapers, magazines or such like. Said device comprises a pressing unit having two press elements (13, 14, 8) situated opposite...
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WO/1998/041465A1 |
Devices for stacking sheet-fed paper or cardboard sheets (1) on pallets (4) are known to have a vertically stationary conveyor (2) at a height above the maximum stack level above the floor and a storage platform (5) which can be raised a...
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WO/1998/039237A1 |
An apparatus for the manufacture and stacking of layered cellulose products, in particular of cotton pads (1), by cellulose products being cut from a continuous web (6) and by the cellulose products (1) being transferred to a stacking an...
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WO/1998/035900A1 |
A passive paper stacker is disclosed for stacking large quantities of paper in a correctly collated order without the need for an externally powered motor. The stacker does not require any outside power source beyond the force of gravity...
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WO/1998/025846A1 |
The invention concerns a method for separating and transporting cartons of booklets (C) stacked for packaging, said booklets (C) being horizontally stacked from top to bottom. The method consists in bringing a presser carriage (7), with ...
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WO/1998/024718A1 |
The invention relates to a system for stacking significant numbers of slabs (2) arriving on a conveyor belt (1) by unloading them onto a vertically adjustable stacking table (19). The unloading device (14) is preceded by a prestacking de...
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WO/1998/022378A1 |
A high-capacity collector apparatus (10) and method are provided for collecting sheet articles and advancing collected sheet articles. The collector apparatus includes a stage (50) for collecting a stack of sheet articles (S) advanced th...
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WO/1998/022380A1 |
The invention is directed to a collector apparatus and method for collecting and advancing sheet articles in high speed media processing. A conventional collecting apparatus includes a collector plate with continuously running transport ...
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WO/1998/022228A1 |
The invention relates to the distribution of mail items with information on the surface of the mail items. Distribution occurs successively by means of various sorting machines. Sorting in particular is carried out in a succession of ope...
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WO/1998/018629A1 |
The invention relates to a pile handling device of a printing press intended to print the front side and the reverse side of a sheet. The invention provides a device for handling a pile in a printing press to print the front side of a sh...
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WO/1998/018700A1 |
A compensating stacker (10) includes a diverter gate (12) selectively directing product to a first conveyor (16) which transports the products to a receiving bucket area (22), or to a reversing conveyor (18) which transports the product ...
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WO/1998/017562A1 |
Disclosed is a sheet processing machine, in which adjacent sheet pieces are shifted relative to each other so as to create a spacing.
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WO/1998/017571A1 |
Disclosed is a sheet processing machine designed to cut sheets 'on line' and split them in sheet pieces.
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WO/1997/034823A1 |
Machine (10) for loading, unloading and uniting strips (35) of leather and of synthetic materials generally, comprising a trapezoidal structure (11) whose lesser base (12) is at the top open on a continuous belt (13), and a horizontal ob...
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WO/1997/031850A1 |
A stacking apparatus for successively supplying boards and forming stacks of these boards and ordering these stacks in chosen patterns comprises: a feed conveyor for successively supplying boards; a stacking station connecting onto the e...
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WO/1997/030923A1 |
The invention relates to a process for controlling the conveying speed of a transporting and gathering unit, in which piles (110) of gathered material are moved from an inlet (150) to an outlet of the gathering track by at least one conv...
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WO/1997/022425A1 |
A device is proposed for intermediate stacking of letters (SE) in particular in letter processing facilities with a stacking roller (SR), stacking carriage (SW), underlying belt (UB) and a separation device. The stacking roller (SR) is m...
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WO/1997/018152A1 |
A stacking pressure control device for a stationary horizontal book stacking device in which books (C) fed at a constant rate along a vertical wall (2) are stacked on a stacking table (1). The control device consists of a strain gauge us...
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WO/1997/017275A1 |
In a device for stacking flat correspondence with a separating device and a stacking mechanism (42) movable in the stacking direction along a stacking surface (40), between which the correspondence is stacked, with a conveyor path (43) f...
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WO/1997/006897A1 |
A device for stacking flat shipments has a separator and a stacking mechanism capable of moving in the stacking direction along a stacking surface. The shipments are stacked between the separator and the stacking mechanism. A transport s...
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WO/1996/040581A1 |
A high capacity conveyor assembly is utilizable with pressure sealers or other business forms manufacturing or handling equipment to efficiently handle forms that may be job separated and provides high capacity outfeed. An infeed conveyo...
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WO/1996/035575A1 |
Apparatus for automatically removing bags from a supply conveyor and stacking a predetermined number of bags upon raised pins. The stacks are then placed on a stack transfer assembly that is then moved into a transfer station wherein the...
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WO/1996/033938A1 |
A device for vertically stacking printed materials supplied in a stream has stacking means arranged below the stream of printed materials, lowering means (46), a compression unit (10) and a binding unit (11). The stacking device has at l...
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WO/1996/033119A1 |
A device for stacking objects, such as newspapers, magazines or the like, on a tray for further conveyance in the transport direction up to another processing station, for example from a cross assembler to a compacting tunnel, has a stac...
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WO/1996/033118A1 |
The invention relates to a device for forming stacks of items, e.g. stacked newspapers, periodicals or the like, on a tray for further conveyance in the direction of transport, where the stack is taken further by a cross assembler to a c...
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WO/1996/032352A1 |
A device mounted at the outlet of a sheet processing machine (2) such as printer or the like for collecting a stack of sheets (3) in the smallest possible space. The device advantageously consists of a plastic sheet supported at its lowe...
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WO/1996/028376A1 |
A mail piece stacking machine is disclosed which is designed for use in conjunction with a mail piece processing machine. The stacking machine has an elongate frame (26) with a first feeding device (32) consisting of a pair of cooperatin...
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WO/1996/027838A1 |
An apparatus (1000) for registering a sheet being transported along a path. The sheet has a leading edge (132). The apparatus (1000) is configured to align the sheet so that the leading edge (132) is substantially perpendicular to the pa...
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WO/1996/025355A1 |
The invention relates to a process and device for taking up stacked or flat objects and subsequently transferring them from a collecting point forming a first station to a second station at which the objects are further processed or hand...
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WO/1996/018954A1 |
A document collating/printing system (100, 102, 104) provides automated error detection and error recovery in a high-volume printing application. The system (100, 102, 104) includes a media transporter (112, 114) for transporting the pri...
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WO/1996/009239A1 |
The invention concerns a device for forming, on a conveyor table (7), a stack (6) of stacked objects, such as, for example, newspapers, magazines or the like, which stack is to be conveyed in the conveying direction. The stack is to be c...
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WO/1996/004194A1 |
Disclosed is a device for removing a stack of sheet-like products from a collection point, with a gripper that has upper and lower gripper units and that, following a 180� turn, moves from a first position at the collection point to a ...
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WO/1995/029865A1 |
A system for stacking continuous folded forms or web coming from a folder and separator (10) and moving to a conveyor (16). A table (24) is positioned adjacent and in line with the conveyor and in a position for receiving a horizontally-...
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WO/1995/026272A2 |
A system for conveying folded web and forming discrete stacks of folded web comprising a conveyor that receives a stack of folded output web from a web folder and separator. The conveyor drives the web from an upstream end, adjacent the ...
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WO/1995/025059A1 |
A statement presenter for an automated teller machine includes a pair of upper belts (30) and a pair of lower belts (32). A paper stop (28) is mounted on a frame assembly (40). Cooperating arm members (42, 52) are operable to move the up...
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WO/1995/025060A1 |
The invention relates to a stack carrier for holding stacked, identically printed sheets. A lifting device (37) is used to raise the stack carrier (11) to a predetermined conveying height. A stack slide moves the stack of printed sheets ...
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WO/1995/024354A1 |
Devices for stacking overlappingly-fed paper sheets (1) with a vertically movable support platform (5) and an auxiliary stacking platform (9) that may be horizontally moved into the stacking area by means of a drive are known. In these d...
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WO/1995/023757A1 |
Provided near a taking-in port (14) of a banknote storage chamber (10) are a first shaft (21) and a second shaft (31) which are parallel to each other. The first shaft (21) is provided with taking-in impellers (20), and the second shaft ...
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WO/1995/020185A1 |
A document printer with a paper feed (E1, E2) handling a strip print substrate (A) of selectable configuration, with a downstream electrographic printer (DRU) which can print the strip substrate (A) on one or both sides and a post-print ...
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WO/1995/019314A1 |
A stacker jam detector, for use in a sheet handling device such as a stacker and separator, comprises a source of sheets that directs sheets downstream to a delivery location (110). The source of sheets includes a sheet sent signal gener...
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