DE7502810U - COIN SORTING DEVICE - Google Patents

Description

Coin sorting device

The innovation relates to a coin sorting device which coins can be sorted quickly and easily according to their size. The coin sorting device according to the innovation is particularly light due to its design, which will be explained in more detail below to handle and transport, so that they are particularly useful for separating coins when emptying goods, Parking and other machines can be used.

It is known to use so-called perforated sieves for sorting coins according to their size The size of the coins to be sorted is matched. All previously known coin sorting devices are, however, behaved- * Complicated, bulky and heavy devices that cannot be taken on inspectors' tours

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from machines of the type mentioned above are suitable.

According to the innovation, a coin sorting device is proposed, which is characterized by stackable open boxes, of which the bottom box is a smooth, non-perforated base and the upper boxes have bases with holes, the size of which is matched to the size of the coins is and decreases from the top to the bottom perforated box, so that when the device is shaken, the boxes one after the other hold back the largest of the supplied coins, while the remaining smaller coins by the holes fall into the next box, with rises between the holes of the boxes and over the whole Width of the boxes running angled strips are attached, which when shaken a flat glide of the mixed Prevent coins and the small coins from being held by the plague between the larger coins, as well as lifting and erecting them of the coins.

According to a particularly preferred embodiment of the innovation are bevels on the to further support the straightening of the coins when shaking the device Inside of the boxes are provided with perforated bases.

The boxes forming the device according to the invention are both bsw on each other. one above the other as well as one inside the other stackable.

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For a further explanation of the innovation, please refer to the attached Drawings referenced. In the drawings "mean:

Fig. 1 is a plan view of the top box of the innovation according to the invention Coin sorter with the largest openings in the bottom;

Pig. 2 shows a plan view of the box following the box according to FIG. 1 with smaller openings in the base;

3 shows a plan view of the box following the box according to FIG. 2 with the smallest openings in the bottom;

4 shows a section - corresponding to the lines 0 - D in FIGS. 1 - 3 - through the coin sorting device according to the invention, when the sorting boxes are placed one on top of the other;

5 shows a section - corresponding to the lines 0 - D in FIGS. 1 - 3 - through the coin sorting device according to the invention, when the sorting boxes are nested;

Fig. 6 shows a section - corresponding to de & lines A - B in 1 - 3 - through the coin sorting device according to the invention when the sorting boxes are placed one above the other are.

In order to sort mixed coins, the individual sorting boxes according to FIGS. 1 - 3 are shown in FIGS. 4 and 6

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V / eise shown one above the other and placed on a lower sorting box with a non-perforated base 1 (not shown). Box 1 is followed by box 2 with the smallest openings or holes 2b in the bottom 2a, followed by box I 3 with slightly larger holes 3b in the bottom 3 "and on top of this box the top box 4 with the largest openings 4b in the Bottom 4a. On the bases 2a, 3a and 4a button-like elevations 5 are attached between the holes 2b, 3b and 4b, which serve the coins that slide across the floors, to raise or erect so that the smaller coins are not caught between the larger ones and by the Holes fall.

The perforated ones in all boxes serve the same purpose Bottoms attached angled strips 6, the shape of which from the in "Pig. 6 shown longitudinal section of the device according to the innovation is particularly clear.

To straighten the coins and to avoid them getting stuck of the smaller coins between the larger ones, the boxes 2 to 4 are still equipped with a sloping bottom edge 7.

Boxes 1 to 4 can be nested, box 3 in box 4, box 2 in box 3 and box 1 in box 2, as can be seen from Pig. 5 can be seen.

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The Iooher la the bottoms 2a, 3a, 4a of the boxes 2, 5 and 4, respectively can, for example, be sized and coordinated with one another be that 5 DM, 2 DM, 1 DM, 0.50 DM and 0.10 DM pieces can be separated from each other. Of course, other types of coins can also be separated; the holes in the boxes must then be matched to the size of the coins to be separated.

In the case of the DM pieces listed above, the mixture to be separated is placed on the top box 4 of the already explained way given stacked boxes. The boxes are shaken back and forth and by hand After just 5 minutes, the amount of money withdrawn from a machine is already sorted. The 5 DM pieces remain on the top box 4, the 2 DM pieces are on the sorting box 3, the 1 DM pieces on the sorting box and the DM 0.50 and DM 0.10 pieces have fallen into the bottom, unperforated box 1. In this they will separated with the help of a magnet, which attracts the 0.10 DKK pieces, but not the 0.50 DM pieces.

The coin sorting device according to the innovation is distinguished by its extraordinary simplicity and, as a result, is practically maintenance-free. The coins cannot jam in the device. The device is very light preferably do the sorting boxes consist of a

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Claims (1)

BIPU-INOI. λ. MARIANNE KLUQE * ϊϋίϊϊϊϊ ,. "January 29, 1975 HUBBnKnMl ⁹ QiO PAT1NTANWÄUTIN TBlBPONM (UiM BANK ACCOUNT: OBBBDNBR BANK AO. HAMBURQ KONTQ.NR. β 8NBM ΡΟΘΤβΟΗΒΟΚΚΟΝΤΘΙ HAMBURQ 803839 * 804 S ο H U t ζ a η S ρ r ti ob β 1. Münzsortiervorrlohtung, in which the coins are separated from each other with the help of loohsleben according to their size, characterized by stackable open boxes (1 - 4), of which the bottom box. (1) a smooth, non-perforated base (1a) and the upper boxes (2-3) bases (2a, 3a, 4a) with holes (2b, 3b, 4b), the size of which is matched to the size of the coins and from the top box (4) to the bottom perforated box (2) decreases, so that when the device is shaken, the boxes (4-3-2) hold back the largest of the supplied coins in the order mentioned, while the remaining smaller coins through the Holes fall into the next box, with the boxes (2-4) between the holes (2b, 3b, 4b) elevations (5) and angled strips (6) that run across the entire width of the boxes, which when shaken prevent the shuffled coins from sliding flat and the smaller coins from being caught between the larger coins, as well as causing the coins to lift and erect. 2. coin sorting device according to claim 1, characterized in that that to further support the straightening of the coins When shaking the device, Abaohrägungen (7) on the inside the boxes (2-4) are provided. 5. Münzsortiervorriohtung naoh claims 1-2, daduroh marked that the boxes (1 - 4) in the order (4-3 2-1) in one another and in the order (1 - i - 3 - 4) can be placed one on top of the other. Hamburg, for Paul EiIdermann January 29, 1975 2104 Hamburg 92 Scharpenbargsweg 31a C Kluge I (patent attorney) 7502810 from U Feb. »τι