Laurel Bank Machines Company, Ltd.

Hideki Kimura

Shoichi Uda

Nobushige Horiguchi

A coin removing apparatus for a coin handling machine of a rotatable disk type including a coin jamming eliminator for conducting unjamming operation by rotating the rotatable disk and driving a coin transporting belt in a reverse direction and then rotating the rotatable disk and driving the coin transporting belt in a normal direction, and repeating such operation a predetermined number of times in a case where a coin detector detects coins on the rotatable disk after a predetermined time has passed since a sensor detected a last coin, the coin removing apparatus including a coin removing lever for removing the coins on the rotatable disk and a controller for driving the coin removing lever to remove the coins from the rotatable disk, in the case where the sensor does not detect any coins and the coin detector detects some coins after a predetermined time has passed since the unjamming operation was completed. In this coin removing apparatus, coins remaining in the coin handling machine can be easily removed.

Coin removing apparatus for coin handling machine

A coin wrapping paper feeding apparatus for a coin wrapping machine in which coin wrapping paper fed out from a coin wrapping paper storing section is cut by cutter to a predetermined length and the coin wrapping paper is wound around stacked coins by wrapping rollers, thereby to wrap the stacked coins, the coin wrapping paper feeding apparatus including a feed roller disposed between the coin wrapping paper storing section and the cutter for feeding the coin wrapping paper to the cutter, a motor for rotating the feed roller, a wrapping paper holder disposed between the coin wrapping paper storing section and the feed roller and adapted to hold the coin wrapping paper, a rotation number detector for detecting the number of rotations of the feed roller, a preparatory operation start detector for detecting start of preparatory operation for coin wrapping operation and outputting a start signal, and a controller for enabling the motor to start the rotation of the feed roller and enabling the rotation number detector to start the detection of the number of rotations of the feed roller when receiving the start signal, and enabling the motor to stop the rotation of the feed roller when it judges that the number of rotations of the feed roller input from the rotation number detector has reached a predetermined value. In this coin wrapping paper feeding apparatus, it is possible to easily and safely carry out a preparatory operation for coin wrapping operation.

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Matsudo, Japan

Hideki Kimura