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WO/2003/051753A1 |
A sheet or sheet stack handling system for performing at least one operation on successive sheets or stacks of sheets, and interface for the same, wherein the document handling system includes at least two modules selected from a group c...
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WO/2003/035527A1 |
The invention concerns a device comprising successively: a first conveyor belt (10) receiving the flat objects in bulk; a hopper (20) wherein the dropped flat objects take up a substantially vertical position; a second sloping conveyor b...
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WO/2003/035520A2 |
The present invention concerns a document processing and collating machine having a feeding path leading to at least one document conveying devices having one or more document accumulating bins for receiving a series of documents that ar...
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WO/2003/032263A1 |
A paper sheet handling apparatus includes an identification unit (20) for conveying and identifying a paper sheet A inserted from an opening (22) arranged at a front portion, a collection unit (30) for collecting the paper sheet A after ...
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WO/2003/030107A2 |
A banknote accumulator receives banknotes on a winding drum interior to a housing through a banknote slot. The housing has a number of unique features including its exterior shape. The accumulator is essentially passive as the operation ...
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WO/2003/026992A1 |
The invention concerns a device (01) for aligning at least along one edge several stacked sheets (09) into a book, while maintaining the serial order of sheets, said device comprising an editing table (11), having on one of its sides, a ...
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WO/2003/018635A1 |
A human CDR−grafted antibody which specifically reacts with the extracellular region of human CC chemokine receptor 4 (CCR4) but shows no reactivity with human platelets or its antibody fragment&semi a human CDR−grafted antibody whic...
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WO/2003/011725A2 |
An apparatus (10) and method for discharging sheets from a starwheel assembly (14) and creating stacks of a desired number of sheets without interrupting the rotation of the starwheel assembly. The present invention separates sheets such...
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WO/2003/008313A1 |
In order to stack sheets of paper or cardboard (1) transported by a stream feeder onto pallets (4), devices are known which comprise a stacking platform (5) which can be raised and lowered, and on which the piles (3) are formed. During t...
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WO2002098770B1 |
The invention relates to an intermediate storage device for objects (11) to be transported. Said device comprises a plurality of carriers (9) which circulate on a closed strip and are used for the objects (11), e.g. printed products; an ...
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WO/2003/008312A1 |
In order to stack sheets (1) of paper or cardboard transported by a stream feeder onto pallets (4), devices are known which comprise a vertically fixed transport mechanism (2) for the sheets (1), placed above the ground, above the maximu...
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WO2002092485B1 |
The invention relates to a stacking device for a machine for processing sheets, especially a sheet printing machine. Said device can be displaced between a first stacking position (02) and a second stacking position (03), and comprises c...
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WO/2002/098775A1 |
The invention relates to devices and a method for inserting sheet-type products into a case using a stamp. According to the invention, the surface of a stamp (12) comprises at least one recess and/or through-opening (13), and can have es...
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WO/2002/090217A1 |
The invention relates to a device for handling valuable documents, such as e.g. bank notes. An open chain (16), which is not closed in the manner of a continuous chain, is used to achieve an extremely compact, space-saving system, for tr...
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WO/2002/090229A2 |
The invention relates to a device and a method for the input and storage of banknotes, whereby checked banknotes are temporarily stored in a stacking device (10c), individually or as a bundle. According to the invention, a secure transpo...
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WO/2002/087892A1 |
The invention concerns a printer comprising a loader (2) of print media (1) to be printed, a printing device (9) and transfer means delimiting a series of gripper zones (8) forming a transport path (8A) for sequentially driving the print...
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WO/2002/083537A1 |
A sheet processor containing various sheets in which a smooth containing operation is ensured by performing an operation for detecting the full state of sheet accurately. The full state detecting means 2 of a sheet container (bill contai...
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WO/2002/083531A1 |
The invention relates to a method for forming uniform stacks (2) of unequal flat objects.(3) The method comprises the steps of feeding the objects, stacking the supplied objects onto each other in two equal part-stacks, transporting the ...
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WO/2002/083534A2 |
The invention relates to a device for stacking flat, flexible objects situated on a narrow edge, successively in a stacking compartment. The aim of the invention is to avoid the rear edges colliding with the front edges of the next objec...
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WO/2002/079064A1 |
A stacker (10) for plate members includes a platform (15) on which plate members (20) are to be stacked and at least one pair of guides (11, 13) disposed at both sides of the platform (15) relative to a transferring direction of the plat...
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WO2001017883A9 |
A substrate sensing mechanism (100) is provided for use in a printer output bin (10). The sensing mechanism (100) includes a flag (200) having a shape such that when one or more substrates, which have been removed from the bin (10), are ...
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WO/2002/069279A2 |
A franking machine has an easily removable module. The module can comprise a flash memory for rapid updating when postal rates change. A RAM can also be used for additional data storage.
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WO/2002/068303A1 |
A mechanism for freeing document jams in a machine that transports documents, the machine including a housing (15) having an interior portion and a pivotable cover (12) adapted to permit easy access to the interior portion of the machine...
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WO/2002/069134A1 |
A modular franking system (10) including at least one module (11) and a module sensor adapted to sense objects fed to the module. The module can include information on the distance between a position of the sensor and at least one edge o...
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WO/2002/068305A1 |
An apparatus for stacking a stream of mailpieces (16) that includes a first belt (11), a second belt (12), a first sensor (17), a second sensor (30), and a back stop (20). The orientation of the mailpieces (16) on the second belt (12) is...
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WO/2002/069060A1 |
A method and system for customizing a computerized system (411) having a plurality of operating features (412), including selecting at least one independent parameter (470) from a predefined list of parameters (468) for selecting at leas...
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WO/2002/068302A2 |
A separator apparatus for separating and moving sheets from a stack of sheets is described. The separator includes an input area, a first and second series of rollers (R2, R3) for feeding a sheet on the bottom of the stack, a third and f...
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WO/2002/069280A2 |
A customized modular mailing system (10) including a module capable of metering value (14) and having a plurality of disabled operating features that are not available for use is described. The system (10) includes the ability for genera...
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WO/2002/068216A1 |
A moistening apparatus (50) for moistening an area containing glue on an envelope flap by continuously supplying water to the glue area of the envelope. Envelopes are fed on the direction of the arrow (51). The apparatus comprises a fram...
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WO/2002/068273A1 |
A tape feed (12) for a postage meter uses the envelope transport system (28) of the postage meter (10) to feed a tape from a tape receptacle (26) into the path of the envelope feed System. The tape receptacle (26) is pivotally mounted ad...
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WO/2002/069103A2 |
A modular franking system (10) for processing envelopes into mailpieces having a path through the modules (11, 12A/12B, 13, 14, 15, 16) for performing steps on the envelopes such a weighing (12A/12B) each envelope and calculating a frank...
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WO/2002/069337A1 |
A method and system for outputting and reproducing information representing a digital image alleviates system bus bottlenecks by downloading image information from the RAM (Figure 2, 230) to an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (AS...
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WO/2002/068200A1 |
An inkjet printhead cleaning station (10) for cleaning a movable inkjet printhead assembly (30) comprises; a housing structure for the cleaning station (10); a wiper element (12) having a free end portion; a pivotable carriage assembly (...
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WO/2002/069278A2 |
A franking machine control panel and its associated method provide users with touch screen (120) displays in which the main screens (320) contain history tabs (332). When a history tab is pressed, the display reverts to the previous stat...
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WO/2002/069093A2 |
A method and system for franking machine communication (10) including a franking machine (22), at least one peripheral device (24), and a bus system (20). The bus system (20) includes a network controller (26) adapted to be electrically ...
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WO/2002/064471A1 |
Sheets (57) exit printer (1) into finisher (3) through corrugation rollers (13a-13d, 15a, 15b, 15aa, 15bb) encounter actuator tab (9a) to thereby rotate actuator (9) upward. Bails (11a-11b) are engaged by this and rotate upward. Each bai...
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WO/2002/062688A1 |
A device for the delivery or receipt of individual sheets (16), comprises a parallelepiped container (12), in which the individual sheets (16) are stored in the form of a sheet stack (14) and are pressed against the container wall parall...
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WO/2002/060797A1 |
A sheet processor, wherein an accumulating mechanism (11) for performing the operation to accumulate bills (P) on a storably accumulating part (20) and a shutter (10) for performing the operation to open and close a bill feed route (4) s...
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WO/2002/060798A1 |
Sheets (57) exit printer (1) into finisher (3) where they are moved against perpendicular reference walls (61, 69) by frictional fingers (21,23). The fingers are rotated away while a sheet is moved downward. Since the fingers are near th...
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WO/2002/059843A2 |
A device for transporting banknotes in a cash dispenser between at least one banknote compartment (16) for storing banknotes and an output point (34) respectively between the latter and a receiving container (18) for withdrawn banknotes,...
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WO/2002/048014A1 |
A device for separating the useful units of a printed sheet and for cutting out faulty useful units comprises a first cutting device (6, 7, 8) for cutting the sheet, which is printed with a number of useful units, into a plurality of lon...
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WO/2002/046078A1 |
The invention relates to a stacking device (3, 4) that comprises a movable and a further stacking wall (1, 2) between which flat stackable elements (3, 4) can be stacked. An impact wall (5) defines the path of insertion for a stackable e...
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WO/2002/042191A1 |
A product stacking apparatus (120) and method employs one or more stations, each including a stationary stacking platform or a conveyor upon which spaced-apart pucks are coupled for travel thereon. A product delivery apparatus (20) drive...
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WO/2002/040285A1 |
A page binding support tray (18) has vibratory page alignment. The tray has a lower-most corner at which two side walls converge. Previously edge glued printed uniformly sized pages (11) are received to form a stack upon the tray floor a...
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WO/2002/036472A1 |
The invention relates to an extension arm for a sheet-processing printing machine. The aim of the invention is to provide an extension arm which considerably reduces modifications in the position of the sheet-type material during a chang...
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WO/2002/033667A2 |
A lockable, removable cassette is described. In an implementation, the cassette includes a plastic shell and a currency access door. The cassette may also include a flexible handle and/or integrated grip. In addition, the cassette may in...
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WO/2002/032669A2 |
The printing press has at least one feed (31) for unprinted sheets (32), a plate cylinder (35) with at least one printing plate, a printing cylinder (36), a wiping device (49) and an inking system (37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45) for...
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WO/2002/030796A1 |
A stacker for stacking labels (6) die-cut from a continuous web by a die cutter (3) into vertical stacks (35). The stacker is of the kind that comprises at least one stacking chute (10) having an upper opening (24) and a number of mainly...
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WO/2002/022481A2 |
The invention is related to a simple, inexpensive high capacity output catch tray for copiers and other document production machines. The output tray automatically increases in capacity as the stack of copies in it accumulates, without e...
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WO/2002/022482A1 |
The present invention relates to a device for stacking of sheets. A high-speed printer is provided for printing the sheets or at least one continuous web which is cut to sheets (2). The stacking device is provided to receive sheets in at...
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