JPS5969342A - Paper sheet matter housing device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To miniaturize a device and improve its reliability, by making up a paper sheet so as to be thrust in a case in a way of traveling a tape on the paper sheet along with paper sheet forward motion in space between a pair of guide baffles having an endless belt on the upper surface of the outer side, in case of a housing-piling device for bank notes, etc. CONSTITUTION:One end of a tape 8 is secured to a shaft 9, then rolled in by val force (unillustrated) into a drum 7 and stops in position in close vicinity to a paper sheet insertion port 4. Under this condition, an endless belt 3 is driven in motion coincident with the paper sheet insertion. Attendant upon this motion, the tape 8 extends from the drum 7 in a state of being rewound and goes forward on a paper sheet 4. This tape 8, as shown in illustration (b), is sunk at the front edge of the endless belt, thrusting the paper sheet 4 into a case 1, and returns to the original position after being rolled in with the drum 7. At this time, with a rotary door 12 forced down, the paper sheet 4 is made to be pressed down, thus paper housing is secured. With this constitution, such a housing device that is less trouble and excellent in reliability can be secured, not to mention its miniaturization.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a storage and stacking device for paper sheets such as banknotes.

Conventionally, in devices that transport and store paper sheets, especially paper sheets that are old and new, wrinkled, bent, etc., such as banknotes, it is not possible to simply throw the transported paper sheets into a storage case. Unfortunately, since it was necessary to press down on the accumulated paper from above, a suppressing plunger was included, making the entire device larger and requiring a large number of parts, resulting in more frequent failures.
There was a drawback that it increased by 1.

The present invention has been made in order to eliminate the drawbacks of the conventional paper storage device as described above, and includes one end of the endless belt on both sides along the paper input direction of the paper storage case; One end of the i-b, which is biased toward the winding side by a spring, is fixed to the intermediate nostril part of the guide panful near the "paper input 1" so as to be rotatable about the shaft, and the other end is fixed to the An object of the present invention is to provide a paper storage device which is fixed to the endless belt by a shaft, so that the sheets fall into the storage case as the endless belt rotates. .

The present invention will now be described in detail based on the embodiments shown in the drawings. 6. Figure 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the paper storage device according to the present invention, and FIG. It is an A sectional view.

In other words, the upper surface of the storage case 1 for banknotes and other paper objects 1-1 is an endless bell) 3.3 'a' Arrangement 12-t
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On the upper right side of the endless belt 3, 3, paper entertainment 4.
In the vicinity of the input 1-1 of 4, pulleys 5, 5 for winding the +iiJ belt and a lever 6 for rotating the pulleys are arranged, and the shaft 6
Furthermore, a tape drawing drum 7 having a built-in coil spring is attached to the shaft 6 so that it can rotate freely.
One end of the tape 8 is fixed to the drum 7, the other end is fixed to the center of a shaft 9, and both ends of the shaft 9 are fixed to the endless belt 3.3.

In front of the endless belt 3.3, a paper transport roll 1.0.10 and an idler roll 11.11 in pressure contact with the roll are arranged, and the paper transport roll 1.0.10 is placed in pressure contact with the idler roll 11.11. It is configured to be inserted between the guide baffle 2.2.

Father, n11th paper leaf storage cane 1 iiJ The revolving door 12.12 at the edge is biased to stand upright by torsion hinges 13, 13, and the paper leaf lead edge stops when it hits this. There is C.

The paper storage device of the present invention constructed as described above operates as shown in FIGS. 3(at to (C1).

Now, the paper material 4 is connected to the paper material input roll 10 and the idler.
Assume that the sheet is being held between the rolls 11 and entering the paper storage case 1 (see fal in FIG. 3).

At this time, the carriage 9 to which one end of the tape 8 is fixed is stopped near the paper sheet 4 input port. Also, 1) most of the diary tape 8 is wound up in the drum 7, so that it does not interfere with the incoming papers 4.

The endless belt 3 is omitted from illustration at the timing when the paper material 4 comes out of the nip between the input roll 10 and its idler roll 11 and 1) comes to rest on the IJ paper material guide baffle 2. The shaft 6 is
The probe 8 begins to rotate due to the rotational force transmitted through the drum 7, and accordingly, the probe 8 advances the paper 4 while expanding against the spring in the drano 7. Then, it moves back to its original position (see Figure 3+bl).

During this interlocking process, the tape 8 is energized by the pressurized water to complete storage. At this time, +ji above 11V, if the rotating door 12 on the front edge of the storage case 1 is also temporarily pushed down and the shaft 9, which has returned to its original position, attempts to start the same movement as described in 1111 again, +' +if Tape description - 1 The roll 7 rotates around the shaft 6 so as not to prevent the shaft 9 from moving forward together with the endless belt 3.

Since the present invention is constructed and operates as described above, it is possible to store and deposit paper sheets in the storage case using an extremely simple mechanism that does not require a relatively high degree of sophistication. It has a remarkable effect in reducing the size of the banknote storage unit, reducing the frequency of failures, and improving reliability. In addition, since the inserted paper sheets are stretched between the guide baffle and the tape, even if wrinkled fortune-telling banknotes are thrown in, they can be processed reliably, and the stored paper sheets are Since it is pressed by the revolving door, it also has the effect of improving the storage efficiency of the storage case.

It should be noted that the aspects of the present invention are not limited to the above-described embodiments; for example, the tape winding drum may be rotatably provided on an axis different from the rotation axis of the endless belt.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The first cause and FIG.
1 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-13 in FIG. 1, and is an explanatory diagram showing the operations at the time of paper sheet input, at the time of paper sheet storage, and after the paper sheet storage path r, respectively. 1. Paper leaf storage case, 2. Paper leaf conveyance guide/backful, 3゛endless bell), 8゛゛tape, 9.
°° Endless belt featuring one end of the tape Applicant Toyo Tsuhaku 1 Iku Co., Ltd. χ, 3 J

Claims (1)

[Claims] While arranging the paper sheet conveying force of the case for storing and accumulating paper sheets, one end of the tape of the endless belt is rotatably fixed around a predetermined shaft, and the other end is fixed through a suitable shaft. The endless belt is rotated using the elongating and descending movement of the tape to guide the guide.
axis device.