JPS58104867A - Paper receiving tray - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent the large sized paper from being widely bulged outward by providing a paper pressing member with a shape to depress the tip of the paper downward at the place where the tip of the paper is located. CONSTITUTION:The tip section 5A of a flat plate 5 forming a paper receiving tray is bent in a shape to depress the tip of the paper downward so as to serve as a paper depressing member. Accordingly, the tip of the paper fed in an arrow direction A hits the paper depressing member 5A and is depressed downward, thereby is not widely bulged as in the past.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Regarding a paper receiving tray for receiving paper, in particular, the paper receiving tray is suitable for receiving large-sized paper fed from a copy output port in a copying machine. -Regarding the receiving tray.

Conventionally, a receiving tray is used in a copying machine, etc., as schematically shown in the attached drawing.

The tip 3 of the flat plate 3A is provided to extend downward from the
There are many cases where the stutter is bent at an angle of 90 degrees < e = qo pattern). Traditional pages like this/? However, when the size of paper to be placed in the paper tray 3 is small, the paper can be stored well there without opening. When using paper of this size, the following problems occur. That is, as schematically shown in Figure 1, the large-sized copy J that comes out of the copy outlet 2 of the copying machine 1
When the paper is released from the four outlet holes inside the machine main body, a4A is pushed to the bottom i1 of the receiving tray 3 by its own weight.
At this time, the front edge of the copy paper 4^ forms an upwardly convex fIII shape due to the friction between the edge of the paper and the bottom surface 3A of the tray. turn into. The paper 4^ stored in the tray 3 with its tip pushed against the tip 38 of the tray 3 in this way is
Due to its own weight, the tip curls downward, creating a shape that bulges outward. With respect to the shape 11 of the tray 3 as shown in the second FrA, the next sheet 4B is fed out from the copy outlet 2, and the paper sheet 1 is approximately oriented in the direction C. In the same layer as described above, both sheets of paper 4B overlapped on the previous sheet of paper 4 and swelled further outward. 11K next paper 4
When paper C is sent out from the copy outlet 2, as shown in the ath turn), due to the large bulge of the previous paper 4^, 4B, the leading edge of the paper 4C is attached to the leading edge 3B of the tray 3. If the bending amount Ht is exceeded, it may not be stopped there and may fall out of the tray 3. Therefore, in the structure of such a conventional tray or receiving tray, in particular,
When storing large-sized paper, the leading edge 3B should be bent by the amount H.
The number of sheets that can be accommodated is reduced by 9%.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a receiving tray that eliminates the shortcomings of the conventional device.

According to the present invention, in order to solve the above-mentioned problem of the core tray, the leading edge of the paper is fixed in the receiving tray for receiving and receiving the paper coming out from the paper ejection port. Push the leading edge of the paper downwards where it is located? A paper holding member is provided that has a shape that allows the paper to be pressed.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail based on FIGS. 3 to 6 of the accompanying drawings.

Figures 3 and -) are a schematic perspective view and a side view of a paper receiving tray as an embodiment of the present invention,
In this embodiment, the tip g5A of the flat plate 5 forming the paper receiving tray is curved into a shape that presses the leading edge of the paper downward, thereby acting as a paper pressing member.

The leading edge of the paper 4 being fed in the direction of the arrow ^ abuts against the paper pressing member 5AK and is pressed downward, so that it does not bulge outward as in the conventional case.

Figure 1 and Figure 1) are a schematic oblique view and diagram of a paper receiving tray as another embodiment of the present invention.
To9 in this example, (-I mother-IimK)
[Fold] and fold both sides of the tip 6^ to form a paper holding member 6B. This paper pressing member 6B is
Curved msc shaped like 1 to press the leading edge of the paper downward
have. The leading edge of the paper 4 sent to the paper tray is also pressed downward by the curvature msc of the paper presser member 6B, so even if it is a large paper, it may bulge outward. Never.

The JIIs diagram is the Jl! of the present invention. ' is another *1 example of P/F-/L-reggie V-ng tray O route oblique a view,
In this embodiment, in contrast to the conventional type in which the tip part 7At-IK of the flat plate 7 forming the eatery receiving tray is directly bent, a paper holding aid 8 with a mounting plate whose position can be changed is combined. ing.

The paper holding aid 98 is 5j in figure #q! It has a paper presser member 8^ on both sides similar to the paper presser member 6B in the embodiment, and this paper presser member 8A has a curved surface 8Df similar to the curved surface 6C. The flat plate 7 has guide holes 7B formed at appropriate positions 9 for attaching paper presser aids 8, and the paper presser aid J418 has guide bins 8B inserted into these guide holes 7B. It is provided. Historically, the paper holding aid 8 has a fixed holding piece 8 for keeping it in an upright state in contact with the flat plate 70 surface.
C is provided. Therefore, the paper holding aid 8 can be detachably installed at various positions on the flat plate 70 according to the size of the paper.

According to the structure of the receiving tray of the present invention, as shown in a schematic diagram in FIG. As the edge of the paper is pressed downward by the action of the paper holding member 6B in the section, a force is applied to correct the flatness of the paper.
There is no space between sheets, and a large number of sheets can be stored.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

W in the attached drawings, Figure 7 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a conventional tray receiving tray, and the second cabinet is the same as that shown in Figure 7.
The following schematic diagram explaining the process of storing paper in the receiving tray, the third cause, and [F]) are a schematic perspective view and @
The top view, Figures ＾ and 0) are schematic side views of an e-per receiving tray according to another embodiment of the present invention, and the @ side view, and Figure S is a paper receiving tray according to another embodiment of the present invention. Schematic side of the tray 1! FIG. 4 is a schematic side view showing the state of paper storage in the paper receiving tray of the present invention. 1...Subject machine, 2...Copy outlet, 4...Paper, 5...Flat plate, 5^...Paper presser s#, 6...Flat plate, 6B...Paper presser Member, 7...Flat plate, 8A...
・The paper presser was kidnapped. :'11 Figure 1 Figure 2 Insect Figure 3 (A) CB) Figure 4 (A) (B)
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Claims (1)

[Claims] A paper holding member shaped to press the leading edge of the paper downward is provided at the location where the leading edge of the paper is located on the tray for receiving the paper sent out from the paper output port. 41 Tosulpeno Parable - Receiving Binder Tray.