Aes Technology Systems, Inc.

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John R Sargis

Martin T Abrams

Robert M Nitschneider

Paul H Seger

Clifton C Bishop

Albert Beitner

Aes Technology Systems, Inc

A method and apparatus are provided for transporting documents in first and second adjacent parallel transport paths in aligned rows of two documents transverse to the paths and for arranging the documents into a single stack of documents wherein the two adjacent documents of each row in the transport paths are stacked one on top of another so that the document from the first path is below the adjacent document from the second path.

Method and apparatus for collating and stacking documents and for

A method and apparatus is disclosed for receiving and processing a stack of small documents, such as checks. The documents are stacked in front surface-to-back surface relationship and are singly fed from the stack automatically into a path. The advancement of every two documents is interrupted for a period of time at predetermined positions along the path to effect a selected spacing between the two documents and to align their leading edges. Subsequently, the interruption of the movement of the two documents is terminated to allow the documents to continue forward in a pair at the selected spaced apart distance. The apparatus for effecting this method comprises a document feeder apparatus, a conveyor apparatus defining the document path, and a pair of rotatable gate members which rotate into and out of the path for interrupting the advancement of the documents.

Method and apparatus for transporting documents with preselected

Apparatus for removing staples by effecting displacement thereof through documents to effect separation of the staple from the documents.

Staple removing apparatus

A method for removing staples by effecting displacement thereof through documents to effect separation of the staple from the documents.

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John R Sargis