PASSBOOK ISSUANCE DEVICE

• Main Authors: KAMIARA AKITO, KOYAMA IKUO
• Format: Patent
• Language: English
• Published: 25.12.1990
• Subjects: BOOK COVERS; BOOKBINDING; CHECKING-DEVICES; CORRECTION OF TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS; DEVICES FOR USE THEREWITH AND NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDEDFOR; FILES; HANDLING OF COINS OR OF PAPER CURRENCY OR SIMILAR VALUABLEPAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING,DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING; i.e. MECHANISMS PRINTING OTHERWISE THAN FROM A FORME; LINING MACHINES; LOOSE LEAVES; MOVABLE-STRIP WRITING OR READING APPARATUS; PERFORMING OPERATIONS; PHYSICS; PRINTED MATTER CHARACTERISED BY IDENTIFICATION OR SECURITYFEATURES; PRINTED MATTER OF SPECIAL FORMAT OR STYLE NOTOTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; PRINTING; SELECTIVE PRINTING MECHANISMS; SPECIAL PRINTED MATTER; STAMPS; TRANSPORTING; TYPEWRITERS

PURPOSE:To ensure a page turn-over action for every page on passbooks to obtain a correct passbook issuance processing by a method wherein an angle of a page turn-over part to the passbook is set, and the angle to be set by a set means is controlled in accordance with a difference in regidity among a cover, inner paper, and a transparent member. CONSTITUTION:Approximately the center part of a passbook P is warped upwards by rotating a pressing-up slide lever 48 leftwards, and a cover 10 is depressed on a turn-over roller 40 at the trailing part thereof to become easy to turn over. With the rotation of the turn-over roller 40, the cover 10 and inner paper are raised. When the pressing-up slide lever 48 is returned into a horizontal state, the rotating force of the turn-over roller 40 cannot be transmitted to the inner paper, and only the cover 10 is raised. In the case of turning over the relatively thin inner paper, a rotating angle theta1 of a change-over arm is decreased by controlling a pulse number of a pulse motor. A pressing-up amount of the slide lever 48 is reduced, therefore resulting in the reduction of a warped amount of the passbook P and a depressing force of the turn-over roller 40 to the inner paper. Thus, a small frictional force for a turn-over action is obtained, and the inner paper can be turned over lightly.