Device for counting sheet-like objects
CA 2311397 A1 · Owner: Maeder, Carl Conrad · Inventors: Maeder, Carl Conrad
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The invention relates to a conveyor device driven at a conveying speed (v1) in a direction of conveyance (F) and designed for transporting objects (10) arranged in an overlapping arrangement (S) in which each object rests on the following one. A contact element (26) mounted on a guiding means (22) extending in the direction of conveyance (F) is moved back and forth by means of a drive (34). Said contact element (26) in at least one section of the guiding means (22) moves in the direction of conveyance (F) at a speed (v2) which is greater than the conveying speed (v1). When the contact element (26) comes into contact with the rear edge (18) of an object (10) a signal is sent to the …
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- Filed December 29, 1998. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended December 29, 2018.
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