Eastman-kodak Company

Nexpress Solutions, Inc.

Dieter Gritzuhn

Dirk Dobrindt

Uwe Goldbeck

Soenke Dehn

Soenke Christian Bluethgen

Bernhard A Linke

Jens U Heise

Frank Nagel

The invention relates to a device for depositing sheets for a printing machine, preferably for an electrophotographically operating printing machine, said device comprising at least one sheet transport member which can be driven so as to rotate and which is provided for the detection of a lead edge of a sheet and for depositing the sheet after it has covered a rotating path.

Device for depositing for a printing machine with a blower system

The invention relates to a device for depositing sheets in a machine that preferably processes sheets by graphic means, in particular for a printing machine, preferably for an electrophotographically operating machine, comprising at least one deposit tray for depositing and preferably also for stacking processed sheets. Furthermore, the invention relates to a deposit tray for a device of the aforementioned type. The object of the invention is to provide a device or a deposit tray of the aforementioned type, which permits a controlled depositing and stacking of sheets, in particular, at greater sheet-processing speeds, and, preferably, in a cost-effective manner. In accordance with the invention, this object is achieved in that a deposit surface of the deposit tray is arranged, or can be arranged, at an angle that deviates from the horizontal.

Device and tray for depositing sheets

The invention relates to a delivery table ( ) for flat material ( ), in particular sheet paper, with a safeguard so that the material ( ) does not slide on the delivery table ( ). Exact and stable positioning of the flat material ( ) is achieved in that the safeguard to prevent sliding of the flat material ( ) is constructed as a surface ( ) disposed in the back area ( ) of the delivery table ( ), exhibiting high friction vis-&agrave;-vis the flat material ( ).

Delivery table

A delivery system ( ) for flat material ( ), in particular sheet paper, with a guideway ( ) and at least two glide elements ( ) extending in the direction of conveyance ( ), whose surface ( ) opposite the guideway ( ) is elevated in construction and the guideway exhibits substantially reduced friction vis-a-vis the flat material.

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Kiel, Germany

Dieter Gritzuhn