SU25773A1 - Newspaper dispenser - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to machines for dispensing goods, provided with locking rocker, releasing the drive mechanism under the influence of the weight of the coin, and a gate that automatically closes the coin slot when the goods are used up. In the proposed machine, designed to sell newspapers of two different values, two discs, turning them one way or the other, depending on the position of the locking rocker caused by the weight of the coin to be lowered, grab the holder with the newspaper and feed it to the outlet, the holder, which is loaded with a newspaper, is a bar with a roller attached to it by means of a spring and pressing a newspaper to it under the action of this spring on it.

In the schematic drawing of FIG. 1 and 2 depict a vertical section of the machine along two parallel planes; FIG. 3-horizontal section of the same machine; FIG. 4 and 5 are side and top view of the holder; FIG. 6-coin rocker with a locking dog.

In case 1 (Figs. 1, 2 and 3) of an automaton designed to sell newspapers at a price of three five kopecks, axis 2 is pivotally fixed, on which there is

the case is rigidly mounted on the handle 3, and inside the case there are two disks 8 and 9, fitted with protrusions 94

Holders which are a bar 13 (Figs. 4 and 5) with a spring 16 fixed on it, carrying a roller 17 at the free end, with which it presses newspaper 18 to the bar 13, are pre-charged with newspapers and placed into the machine with their pins 10 between the directions Inclined planes 24 and 24, in which, under the action of springs 19, they successively slide to the grippers of 9 disks 8 and 9, where newspapers of the same name and one cost are located on one side of the disks, and newspapers of the other name and another cost.

The handle 3, and together with it, the disks 8 and 9 are fixed in a stationary position by means of the coin beam 4 (Fig. 6), pivotally fixed on the axis 12 inside the machine in such a way that, under the action of the spring 6 on it, his stop dog falls into hole axis 2 and secures it. The coin lowered into the automat rolls onto the end of the rocker arm and, overcoming the resistance of the spring 6 and the deflection of the rocker arm, leads the locking pawl out of the axis hole and releases the last one. When you carry

After this rotation, by means of the handle of the discs, the protrusions of the latter grip from the corresponding side of the pin of the holder nearest to them and lift it up until the edge of the newspaper comes out into the slot of the automat, and the holder is prevented from jumping out (Figs. 1, 2 and 3), located above the pins of the holders on both sides of the outlet.

Upon release of the holder from the newspaper, the handle and the disks under the action on the axis 2 of the spring return to the initial position, and the holders roll down onto the spring inclined rods 14, the ends of which lie on the side edges of the disks and, when the holders are lifted from the newspapers, return, after the last passes from the bottom up to the starting position.

Turning the handle in one direction or another, and, consequently, obtaining one or another newspaper, depends on the value of the coin put into the machine. A larger coin overcomes the resistance of the spring 6 (Fig. 6) so much that the locking pawl 5 comes out of the hole in the axis 2 completely, by allowing the handle 3 to turn towards the more expensive newspaper. A smaller coin only partially pulls a doggie, but since the end of a doggie is slanted on one side, a partial lift is enough to turn the axis against the bevel, and therefore towards a cheaper newspaper, I act on the sloping edge, on the wedge surface, finally squeeze the dog and make it possible to turn the handle.

When newspapers are used up on one side of the apparatus, the spring 19 (Fig. 2) on the same side, no obstacles from the side of the holders, is stretched to the stop 20 at the end of the corresponding guide 24 and loses its tension, then the lever 21, against which the other end of pruakin 19 rests, under the action of the spring 21, rotates about axis 22 and, moving the hinge 23, which is pivotally connected to it by means of a pull 15, 23 from position b to position a, closes the coin slot.

The names of the newspapers (Fig. 1) and arrows indicating the direction in which the handle should be turned after the coin is lowered are placed on the outer wall of the auto body on the side of the handle.

The subject matter of the invention.

Claims (4)

1. A dispenser for dispensing newspapers after release with a corresponding locking mechanism, characterized in that it uses 3 discs 8 and 9 mounted on a common axis and arm-jointed with a handle 3, fitted from edges with protrusions 9 serving for lifting from inclined planes 24 holders with newspapers when turning the handle 3 in one direction or another. 2. The form of the machine according to claim 1, characterized in that for using the coins of two different advantages, the locking dog 5 of the rocker arm 4 is provided with a one-sided bevel, in order to allow the handle to be rotated in one direction only when the rocker arm is incompletely loaded. 3. At the automatic machine according to p. 1, 2 use strips 13 for newspaper holders with rollers 17 attached to them on springs, which serve to slightly press newspapers against strips 13, in order to allow free dragging of newspapers from the holders. 4. At the automatic machine according to p. 1-3, apply; to close the coin slot by using newspapers of a gate valve 23 articulated with a pivoting lever 21, designed to promote the valve by the action of a spring 21 by relaxing the tension of springs 19, which press the newspapers to disks 8 and 9. to the author's certificate of B. No. 25773 F. Pushkarev figure 1. fng / g / fns.1. is