JP2011070451A - Tray for collecting ticket, and ticketing machine including the same - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tray for collecting tickets, and a ticketing machine including the tray which can properly collect the tickets orderly without the tickets' jumping outside or turning over and of easily taking out a large number of collected tickets. <P>SOLUTION: The tray 20 of which front side is made a ticket take-out port 27 is formed by a rear plate 21, a bottom plate 22, a front plate 23, right and left side plates 24, 24 and a top side plate 25. A cutout part 28 is formed from the center in the lateral direction of the front plate 23 of the tray 20 to the center in the lateral direction of the bottom plate. A guide part 20 for guiding the tickets is provided on the inner side of the top side plate 25. The guide part 30 is provided to be inclined by a predetermined angle in relation to a horizontal surface H along the ticketing direction of the ticketing machine so that a ticket tip side 32a abuts against the guide part 30 and a ticket 32 issued from a ticket issuing port 14 of the ticketing machine falls toward the inner side without exceeding the upper edge 23a of the front plate 23 when the tip side 32a of the ticket 32 comes onto the upper part inside the tray 20. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a ticket stacking tray that is attached to the outside of a ticket discharge port of a ticket issuing machine that issues tickets, and a ticket issuing machine including the same.

  For example, in amusement parks, theme parks, and other paid facilities, ticket issuing machines may be used to issue tickets such as admission tickets. This type of ticketing machine has a configuration in which, for example, a cutter for cutting ticket paper, a magnetic head for recording information, a print head, and the like are arranged along a conveyance path from a ticket paper supply unit to a ticket outlet. The paper is cut to a predetermined size by a cutter while being fed in one direction along the transport path, and predetermined information is recorded on the cut piece by a magnetic head or a print head, and discharged one by one from the ticket discharge opening. It is like that.

  Meanwhile, the issuing machine is a tray provided outside the ticket outlet, there are those so as to release the ticket thereon (see FIG. 3 of Patent Document 1), this type of tray, once In case of needing to issue a large number of tickets, it is possible to temporarily store the tickets released from the ticket outlet until they reach the required number. Is desirable.

  In view of this, conventionally, a device equipped with a tray that can stack and store a large number of tickets outside the ticket discharge port of the ticket issuing machine has been put into practical use. As such a ticket stacking tray, a ticket falling prevention portion is formed at a predetermined interval on the front edge or side edge of the bottom plate receiving the ticket, or a side wall around the bottom plate. A box-like shape in which the upper surface side is opened by standing up (see FIG. 5 of Patent Document 1), and the entire upper surface side is also closed and box-shaped (see FIG. 1 in the same document). It has been known. Since these trays can accumulate tickets up to a certain amount, they are useful when there are many visitors or when issuing tickets to group customers.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 63-126966 (FIGS. 1, 3, and 5)

  The ticket accumulation tray of a conventional ticket dispenser as described above, roughly, as that forming the raised portion for fall prevention around the bottom plate, there are as box-like, in either case However, when the number of issued tickets increases, the tickets released in the tray are not neatly collected and the order is easily changed or shifted.

  One of the causes is that the ticket is released at a predetermined speed from the ticket discharge port of the ticket issuing machine in a state of curling (curled state) on one side of the ticket. However, when the ticket paper is wound in a roll shape and the wrapping remains even after being cut into a ticket size, or when printing is performed with a thermal print head to record predetermined information on the ticket paper, the printing surface It is difficult to completely eliminate the curl of the ticket as described above, because the degree of drying of the ticket paper differs between the side and the back side thereof. It should be noted that the disturbance at the time of ticket release may be caused by static electricity or the like generated by friction at the time of ticket sheet or ticket transport.

  In addition, when there are a large number of visitors, the issue time directly affects the waiting time of the customer, so it is necessary to shorten the issue time. As described above, for issuing a ticket, for example, cutting from a roll-shaped ticket sheet, writing magnetic data, and performing thermal printing and discharging it to the tray, it takes about 2 seconds, and it is easy to release the ticket. Can't slow down. Therefore, it is necessary to release the ticket at a certain speed (for example, 100 mm / sec or more). For this reason, it is necessary to take some measures so that even a curled ticket is correctly collected and accommodated in the tray within a required time.

  Furthermore, for example, when the ticketing machine is installed in a place that is easily affected by wind, in the type of ticket stacking tray in which the rising portion for preventing the fall is formed around the bottom plate described above, the adjacent rising portions Since there is a certain gap (notch) between them, there is a tendency that the ticket is swung or tilted or jumps out of the tray under the influence of the wind entering from there.

  Such a problem can be avoided in the ticket accumulation tray box-shaped type described above, on the other hand, to retrieve a ticket accumulated from the tray, first removed the box, from which the two 20 retrieves tickets Action is required. For this reason, there is a problem that the operation time for taking out the ticket is increased as compared with the above-described startup portion forming type.

  The present invention addresses the above-described problems, is less susceptible to wind, and has a ticket warped (particularly in high humidity) when the ticket is curled or applied with heat during thermal printing. A ticket stacking tray in which tickets can be correctly stacked in order without jumping out or turning over, and a large number of the stacked tickets can be easily taken out An object of the present invention is to provide a ticketing machine equipped with the same.

  To achieve the above object, the present invention is attached to the outside of the ticket outlet of issuing machine to issue a ticket, the ticket accumulation tray for accommodating the ticket released one by one from the ticket discharge opening, It is characterized as follows.

  That is, when this tray is attached to the outside of the ticket discharge port of the ticket issuing machine, it is formed so as to be located on the ticket discharge port side and to extend forward from the lower end of the rear plate to release the ticket. A bottom plate that receives tickets released into the tray from the outlet, a front plate raised from the front edge of the bottom plate, and the left and right edges of the rear, bottom, and front plates. The left and right side plates formed in such a manner and the top plate formed so as to connect the upper ends of the left and right side plates are provided.

  A ticket entrance is formed between the rear edge of the top plate and the upper edge of the rear plate so as to be positioned corresponding to the ticket outlet in a state of being attached outside the ticket outlet of the ticket issuing machine. Further, for the ticket take-out, by the upper edge of the front edge and the front plate of the front edge and the left and right side plates of the top plate, while forming a ticket take-out port opened to the front side, the bottom plate from the upper edge of the front plate A notch is formed at the center in the width direction.

  In the present invention, in addition to such a configuration, a guide portion for ticket guidance is provided on the inner surface side of the top plate. The guide portion is configured such that when the front end side of the ticket discharged from the ticket discharge opening enters the upper portion of the tray through the ticket entrance, the front end side of the ticket comes into contact with the guide portion and the ticket is placed on the front plate. It is provided in a state of being inclined by a predetermined angle with respect to a horizontal plane along the ticketing direction of the ticket issuing machine so as to fall toward the inner surface side without exceeding the upper edge.

  Specifically, for example, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4A, the guide portion 30 is formed by a ticket contact surface 30a and a horizontal plane H along the ticketing direction of the ticketing machine on the rear side thereof. When the angle is X, it is preferably provided that 115 ° ≦ X ≦ 145 °, and more preferably X = 130 °. When X is less than 115 °, the ticket is not smoothly guided in a predetermined direction along the guide portion 30 when the front end side of the ticket comes into contact with the guide portion 30 even during printing. If X exceeds 145 °, it may not be directed to the inner surface side of the front plate even if the ticket contacts the guide portion 30. There is a possibility of jumping forward beyond the edge. Further, the position where the ticket contacts the guide portion 30 is preferably contacted after printing is completed by about 50%. If the printing starts before about 50% of the printing is completed, the paper is stiff and may be stretched, which may affect the printing accuracy.

  It is desirable that the guide contact surface is roughened (textured) on the ticket contact surface side so that the ticket is difficult to be attracted. This is because if the ticket contact surface side of the guide portion is a smooth surface (smooth surface) with few irregularities, the ticket is easily adsorbed. Such an adsorption phenomenon is more likely to occur when the ticket is charged with static electricity. However, if the ticket contact surface side of the guide portion is roughened, such adsorption due to static electricity can be prevented or suppressed.

  Bottom plate 22 (see FIG. 3), for example, as shown in FIG. 4 (a), it is inclined forwardly downward shape, the angle of the outer surface thereof and the horizontal plane H along the ticketing direction of issuing machine at its rear side When Y is Y, it is preferable to provide 135 ° ≦ Y ≦ 165 °, and more preferably Y = 150 °. If Y is less than 135 °, as shown in (c) of FIG. 4, too tight inclination of the bottom plate 22, the ticket 32 that has falling ticket has already been integrated in the tray 20 32 There may possibly be inverted against the outermost surface of the group, when Y exceeds 165 °, as shown in FIG. 4 (b), loose inclination of the bottom plate 22 (closer to horizontal) for the There is a possibility that the lower end of the ticket 32 that has fallen will be in a state where it does not overlap well on the outermost surface of the group of tickets 32 already accumulated in the tray 20 but remains oblique (so-called bridge state). There is. Further, the drop h (see FIGS. 3 and 4A) between the falling ticket 32 and the bottom plate 22 varies depending on the ticket size and the target number of stacked sheets, but is preferably equal to or less than the longitudinal dimension of the ticket. If the head is longer than the longitudinal dimension of the ticket, the ticket may be reversed beyond the bridge state.

  Left and right side plates, the spacing between the opposing surfaces and L1, and the left-right direction of the horizontal width dimension of the tickets (dimension in the short direction) and M1 when viewed from the front side of the ticketing direction, and M3 the diagonal dimension of the ticket In this case, it is desirable that M1 <L1 ≦ 0.7 × M3. To reduce the gap between the left and right side plates and the ticket in the tray within a range that does not hinder the movement of the ticket in the lateral direction, so that the ticket can be collected in a well-organized state. It is.

  The bottom plate has a length dimension of L2 in the front-rear direction and M2 in the front-rear direction (longitudinal direction) of the ticket, which is the ticketing direction in plan view, so that M2-10 mm <L2 <M2. It is desirable to set. If the length dimension L2 in the front-rear direction of the bottom plate is too large relative to the dimension M2 in the front-rear direction (longitudinal direction) of the ticket, the ticket can easily move in the front-rear direction in the tray (the degree of freedom increases), and that much. This is because the ticket is likely to be reversed or disturbed.

  It should be noted that it is desirable to have a structure with a certain degree of drop from the top plate to the bottom plate so that it can cope with an increase in the number of stacked sheets or an increase in ticket curl. In addition, a ticket insertion slot is provided at the upper position of the rear plate surrounded by the top plate and both side plates so that the clerk etc. can not directly touch the ticket being printed just before release from the ticket issuing machine. It is desirable to make the structure in consideration of safety by preventing the withdrawal of the ticket during operation.

  On the other hand, the ticket issuing machine according to the present invention cuts a continuous sheet for a ticket into a predetermined ticket size while feeding it in a predetermined direction, records predetermined information on each of the cut pieces, forms a ticket, The ticket issuing machine that discharges the sheets one by one to the outside includes a ticket stacking tray as described above outside the ticket discharge port.

  According to the present invention, in a state of attaching the ticket accumulation tray outside the ticket outlet ticketing machine, when you issue a large number of sheets in succession one by one ticket from the issuing machine, as follows, their Not only can be collected in the tray in a state in which they are arranged in order, but a large number of the accumulated tickets can be easily taken out from the tray.

  First, in the ticketing machine according to the present invention, a continuous sheet for a ticket is cut into a predetermined ticket size while being sent in a predetermined direction, predetermined information is recorded on each cut piece to form a ticket, and a ticket discharge port To the outside one by one. The ticket discharged to the outside from the ticket discharge port in this way enters the tray from the ticket entrance of the ticket stacking tray attached to the outside of the ticket discharge port, and the tip side thereof is the inner surface of the top plate of the tray. It contacts the guide part on the side and falls downward in the tray.

  At this time, since the guide portion is provided in a state of being inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to the ticketing direction in ticketing machines, even ticket is warped to some extent upward like, tickets on the front plate edge It is reliably guided by the guide portion so as to fall toward the inner surface side without exceeding. Further, since a pair of left and right side plates extending from the top plate to the bottom plate are provided on both sides of the tray, the influence of wind can be suppressed by these. That is, while the ticket released from the ticket release port of the ticket issuing machine enters the tray as described above and falls in a predetermined direction, it is possible to prevent the side plates from being beaten by the wind from the outside. The presence of the top plate can be surely suppressed. Thus, the tickets are collected and accommodated in the tray in a relatively arranged state in the order in which they are issued.

  In the tray according to the present invention, a ticket outlet is formed on the front side for ticket extraction, and a notch is formed in the center in the width direction from the upper edge of the front plate to the bottom plate. Therefore, by using this notch, the ticket group can be grasped with a finger and lifted to be taken out from the ticket take-out port located on the upper side. In this way, a large number of tickets accumulated in the tray can be easily taken out from the tray without trouble and without being scattered.

It is a side view which simplifies and shows the whole structure of the ticket issuing machine which concerns on the Example of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the tray for ticket accumulation | stacking based on the Example of this invention alone. It is an expanded sectional view of the tray peripheral part which shows the state where the tray for ticket accumulation was attached to the ticket issuing machine concerning the example of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing used in order to demonstrate the setting of the inclination state of a guide part or a baseplate.

(Example) In FIG. 1, the whole structure of the ticket issuing machine which concerns on the Example of this invention is shown. As shown in FIG. 1, the ticket issuing machine 1 includes a sheet holding unit 4 that holds a roll-shaped ticket sheet 3 outside the main body 2, and the ticket sheet 3 pulled out from the sheet holding unit 4 inside the main body 2. The cutter unit 5, the magnetic write head 6, the magnetic read head 7, the thermal head 8 for printing, the platen roller 9, and the like are arranged along the transport direction.

  Further, in the main body 2, as a means for conveying the ticket paper (thermal paper) 3 and the cut ticket paper 31 in one direction, a ticket supply driving roller 10, each driving pulley 11, and between these pulleys A belt 12 and the like are provided. A supply port 13 for supplying the ticket paper 3 is provided at one end of the main body 2, and a ticket discharge port 14 is provided at the other end.

  Then, the ticket sheet 3 supplied into the main body 2 is cut in the cutter unit 5 while being conveyed toward the ticket discharge port 14, and the magnetic information by the magnetic write head 6 is cut into the cut piece (ticket sheet 31). after the confirmation and is performed by the write and magnetic read head 7, is printed by the thermal head 8, and is discharged from the ticket discharge opening 14 to the outside and finally as a ticket 32 for admission ticket or the like.

  In the ticket issuing machine 1, a ticket stacking tray 20 according to the present invention is attached to the outside of the ticket discharge port 14. Next, the tray 20 will be described in detail.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the ticket stacking tray 20 includes a rear plate 21 positioned on the ticket discharge port 14 side in a state where the tray 20 is attached to the outside of the ticket discharge port 14 of the ticket issuing machine 1, A bottom plate 22 that is formed so as to extend forward from the lower end of the rear plate 21 and receives the ticket 32 discharged into the tray 20 from the ticket discharge port 14, and is formed upright from the front end of the bottom plate 22. Front plate 23, left and right side plates 24, 24 formed to be continuous with the left and right ends of rear plate 21, bottom plate 22 and front plate 23, and left and right side plates 24. -It has the top plate 25 formed so that the upper ends of 24 may be connected. In this embodiment, a metal plate (stainless steel plate) is used for each face plate constituting the tray 20. Further, the bottom plate 22, as in this example, becomes the outer surface thereof and Y = 0.99 ° the angle is taken as Y in the horizontal plane H along the ticketing direction of issuing machine 1 at its rear side, front Inclined downward.

  Between the upper edge 21a of the edge 25a and the rear plate 21 after the top plate 25, ticket corresponding position to the ticket discharge opening 14 in a state fitted with the tray 20 on the outside of the issuing machine 1 of ticket discharge opening 14 An entrance 26 is formed. Further, a ticket take-out port 27 that opens to the front side is formed by the front edge 25b of the top plate 25, the front edges 24a and 24a of the left and right side plates 24, and the upper edge 23a of the front plate 23 for taking out the ticket. In addition, a notch 28 is formed at the center in the width direction from the upper edge 23a of the front plate 23 to the substantially central portion in the front-rear direction of the bottom plate 22.

  In the present embodiment, the upper edge side of the rear plate 21 is bent outward by a predetermined angle so that the ticket 32 can easily enter the tray 20 from the ticket entrance 26 even if the ticket 32 is slightly warped. Further, a hook portion 21b is formed in the vicinity of the upper edge of the rear plate 21, and the hook 20b is hooked on the lower side of the ticket discharge port 14 of the ticket issuing machine body 2 so that the tray 20 is as shown in FIG. It can be attached to a predetermined position. Further, a resin sheet 211 of the same type as a resin sheet constituting a guide unit 30 described later is attached to the inner surface of the tray of the rear plate 21 in order to prevent the ticket 32 from being attracted.

  In addition to such a configuration, the ticket stacking tray 20 of the present invention is provided with a guide portion 30 for guiding a ticket on the inner surface side (the inner side of the tray) of the top plate 25. In the present embodiment, the guide portion 30 is a resin sheet (polyethylene sheet having a relatively large thickness) which is formed so that the longitudinal side surface shape is a triangle and the surface side (the lower surface side in FIG. 3) is roughened. 3 is slightly bent when pressed from the surface side in the state of FIG. 3, and the inclined surface on the rear side is used as the ticket contact surface 30a. When the front end side 32 a of the ticket 32 discharged from the ticket discharge port 14 of the ticket issuing machine 1 enters the upper portion of the tray 20 through the ticket entrance 26, the front end side 32 a of the ticket 32 is the guide portion 30. It abuts against the ticket abutment surface 30a, so that the ticket 32 falls toward the inner surface 23b side without exceeding the upper edge 23a of the front plate 23, with respect to the horizontal plane H along the ticketing direction of issuing machine 1 The ticket abutting surface 30a of the guide portion 30 is configured to be inclined by a predetermined angle X (X = 130 ° in the present embodiment) in a forward downward manner. In this embodiment, the guide portion 30 made of the above-described resin sheet is affixed over the entire width of the top plate 25 in the left-right direction.

  Next, a case where a large number of tickets 32 are issued one by one successively from the ticket issuing machine 1 configured as described above and stacked in the ticket stacking tray 20 will be described.

  The ticket issuing machine 1 cuts the continuous paper 3 for a ticket into a predetermined ticket size while feeding it in a predetermined direction, and records predetermined information on the ticket paper 31 which is each cut piece by the magnetic write head 6 and the thermal head 8. The tickets 32 are then discharged one by one from the ticket outlet 14 to the outside. The ticket 32 discharged to the outside from the ticket discharge port 14 in this way enters the tray 20 from the ticket entrance 26 of the ticket stacking tray 20, and the front end side 32 a of the top plate 25 of the tray 20. It contacts the guide portion 30 on the inner surface side and falls downward in the tray 20.

  At this time, the ticket abutting surface 30a of the guide portion 30 is provided in a state inclined by a predetermined angle X with respect to a horizontal plane H along the ticketing direction (horizontal direction) in the ticket issuing machine 1, so that the ticket 32 is Even if it is warped upward to some extent, the ticket 32 is reliably guided by the guide portion 30 so as to fall toward the inner surface 23b side without exceeding the upper edge 23a of the front plate 23. Further, since the left and right side plates 24, 24 extending from the top plate 25 to the bottom plate 22 are provided on both sides of the tray 20 and the portions thereof are closed, the influence of wind can be suppressed by these. That is, while the ticket 32 to be released from the ticket discharge opening 14 of the ticket dispenser 1 to fall toward a predetermined direction enters the tray 20 as described above, to or fanned by the wind from the outside Can be reliably suppressed by the presence of the side plates 24, 24 and the top plate 25. Thus, the tickets 32 are collected and accommodated in the tray 20 in a relatively arranged state in the order in which they are issued.

  In the tray 20, a ticket takeout port 27 is formed on the front side for taking out the ticket, and a notch 28 is formed at the center in the width direction from the upper edge 23 a of the front plate 23 to the bottom plate 22. Therefore, by using this notch portion 28, the group of tickets 32 accumulated in the tray is grasped with a finger and lifted to be taken out from the ticket take-out port 27 located on the upper side thereof. Can do. In this way, the large number of tickets 32 accumulated in the tray 20 can be easily taken out from the tray 20 without taking time and inconvenience.

  The ticket issuing machine according to the present invention issues various tickets such as for adults / children / infants, one-day tickets, half-day tickets, meal tickets, and the like according to instructions from a host system configured in the POS. Tickets of 10 or less are usually issued to one customer, but in the case of a group customer or the like, a representative purchases tens to hundreds of tickets at a time. By using the ticket stacking tray of the present invention, the clerk can perform cash and other procedures during ticketing, and can take out from the tray and deliver it at the same time as the ticketing is completed. At this time, since the ticketing order is held, for example, even when a total of 40 tickets including 20 adults and 20 children are issued, they can be delivered to the customer as they are. Even in a semi-outdoor environment where there is only a roof, it can be reliably integrated without being affected by wind. In addition, the ticket stacking tray of the present invention does not require mechanical mechanism parts, and is effective only by the shape of the tray. Therefore, it can be manufactured at a low cost with few components, and mass productivity is expected. The application example, it is conceivable to use in the case has issued an amusement park, theme park, Aquarium, Museum and pay the ticket, such as a museum, and the clerk to hand the operation to the ticket.

1 Ticketing machine 3 Ticket paper 31 Cut piece (ticket paper)
32 Ticket 14 Ticket outlet 20 Ticket stacking tray 21 Rear plate 22 Bottom plate 23 Front plate 24 Left and right side plates 25 Top plate 26 Ticket entrance 27 Ticket outlet 28 Notch portion 30 Guide portion 30a Ticket contact surface H Ticketing Horizontal plane along direction

Claims (7)

A ticket stacking tray that is attached to the outside of a ticket discharge port of a ticket issuing machine that issues tickets, and stores tickets that are discharged one by one from the ticket discharge port,
A rear panel that will be located on the ticket outlet side when the tray is attached to the outside of the ticket outlet of the ticketing machine;
A bottom plate that is formed to extend forward from the lower end of the rear plate and receives a ticket released from the ticket discharge port into the tray;
A front plate raised from the front end of the bottom plate,
Left and right side plates formed to be continuous with the left and right ends of each of the rear plate, the bottom plate and the front plate;
A top plate formed so as to connect the upper ends of the left and right side plates;
A ticket entrance that is formed between the rear edge of the top plate and the upper edge of the rear plate, and is located on the outside of the ticket release port of the ticket issuing machine, corresponding to the ticket release port;
A ticket outlet formed to open to the front side by the front edge of the top plate, the front edges of the left and right side plates, and the upper edge of the front plate;
From the upper edge of the front plate to the bottom plate has a notch formed in the center of these width direction,
A guide part for ticket guidance is provided on the inner surface side of the top panel,
The guide portion is configured such that when the front end side of the ticket discharged from the ticket discharge opening enters the upper portion of the tray through the ticket entrance, the front end side of the ticket comes into contact with the guide portion and the ticket is placed on the front plate. For ticket stacking, which is provided in a state inclined by a predetermined angle with respect to a horizontal plane along the horizontal direction of the ticket issuing machine so as to fall toward the inner surface without exceeding the upper edge. tray.   The guide portion is provided so that 115 ° ≦ X ≦ 145 °, where X is an angle formed between the ticket contact surface and the horizontal plane along the ticketing direction of the ticketing machine on the rear side. The ticket collecting tray according to claim 1.   The ticket stacking tray according to claim 1, wherein the guide contact surface is roughened on the ticket contact surface side.   The bottom plate is inclined in a front-down manner so that 135 ° ≦ Y ≦ 165 °, where Y is the angle between the outer surface and the horizontal plane along the ticketing direction of the ticketing machine on the rear side. The ticket stacking tray according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the tray is for collecting tickets.   Left and right side plates, the spacing between the opposing surfaces and L1, and the left-right direction of the horizontal width dimension of the tickets (dimension in the short direction) and M1 when viewed from the front side of the ticketing direction, and M3 the diagonal dimension of the ticket The ticket stacking tray according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the tray is provided so that M1 <L1 ≦ 0.7 × M3.   The bottom plate has a length dimension of L2 in the front-rear direction and M2 in the front-rear direction (longitudinal direction) of the ticket, which is the ticketing direction in plan view, so that M2-10 mm <L2 <M2. The ticket stacking tray according to any one of claims 1 to 5, which is set. A ticket issuing machine that cuts a continuous sheet for a ticket into a certain size while feeding it in a predetermined direction, records predetermined information on each of the cut pieces to form a ticket, and discharges the sheet one by one from the ticket outlet Because
A ticket-issuing machine comprising the ticket stacking tray according to any one of claims 1 to 6 outside the ticket discharge port.

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