Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corporation

Masakazu Itoya

Akihiro Yamazaki

Kenichi Hirose

Seiji Ikari

Junji Miura

Yoshitaka Sakoguchi

Hiroaki Fujihara

Hiroyuki Kamiyama

Tomonori Makino

Toshiaki Aoyagi

Masahiro Nagao

Hidetake Suzuki

Naoki Hori

According to one embodiment, an unloading apparatus includes a first sucking portion sucking an upper surface of a package, a second sucking portion sucking a side surface of the package, a first moving device moving the first sucking portion and the second sucking portion, a rotation portion rotatably connecting the first and second sucking portions to the first moving device, and a processor configured to control the first moving device. In a state in which the upper and side surfaces of the package are sucked, the processor is configured to control the first moving device to move the first moving device upward along a direction intersecting the side surface of the package sucked by the second sucking portion or a surface obtained by virtually extending the side surface.

Unloading apparatus and unloading method

According to one embodiment, a stacking/wrapping apparatus includes a stacking device configured to stack paper sheets in a predetermined number on a stacking unit, a wrapping device configured to wrap a bundle of the stacked paper sheets by winding a band thereon, and a transport carrier configured to receive the paper sheet bundle and transport the paper sheet bundle to the wrapping device. The wrapping device includes a hand assembly, a hand drive mechanism configured to open and close the hand assembly and reciprocate the hand assembly at right angles to the stacking direction, and a band winding device configured to wind a wrapper band around the paper sheet bundle drawn into the binding position.

Stacking/wrapping apparatus

A bundled sheet processing apparatus has a chute unit tilting between the first and second positions. A downstream side in the chute unit conveying direction, there is provided a stopper that has the contact surface narrower than the thickness of a bundle and stops the bundle by contacting the end of the bundle in the conveying direction with the contact surface. At this time, sheets protruding beyond the contact surface are detected by a detector.

Bundled sheets processing apparatus

Bundled sheets processing apparatus and bundled sheets processing method

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Kanagawa-ken, Japan

Masakazu Itoya