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Sheet distribution device with lateral breaking mechanism

CA 2453041 C · Owner: Neveu, Jean-Louis · Inventors: Neveu, Jean-Louis

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The invention pertains to a distributor for sheets of paper placed in a stack inside a compartment (10) for instance vertical, with a distribution opening (12) and featuring a mechanism to stop the progression of the stack of papers. This distributor is characterised by the fact that the braking mechanism is made of flexible elements (14) positioned to protrude inside the compartment on which the papers are supported. According to one method the flexible elements are made of fibres and form brushes. The elements may also be made of flexible strips (14) or of the coils of a spring.

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  • Filed December 30, 2003 and granted July 9, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 30, 2023.
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FiledDecember 30, 2003
GrantedJuly 9, 2013
Term endedDecember 30, 2023
Patent numberCA 2453041 C
Classification (IPC)A47K10/20 +2 more

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2004200620082010201220142016201820202022Application filedDec 30, 2003Patent grantedJuly 9, 2013Term endedDec 30, 2023

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