Fujitsu Corporation

Masato Koike

Hayato Minamishin

Hayami Abe

Tsuyoshi Abe

A theft-prevention ink pack device is provided, comprising a support member () having support lugs () within a case () having ink spouts () and knife edges (), a tray member () supported by the lugs (, etc.), spaced from the knife edges (), an ink pack () placed on the tray member () and having a bag () containing ink (), a pressboard () positioned behind the ink pack (), and conical compression coil springs () for pushing the pressboard (). When the support member () is moved as it is pulled, the support provided by the support lugs (, etc.) of the tray member () is cancelled to cause the tray member () to fall down and the ink pack () is broken by the knife edges () and urged under pressure by the spring forces of the springs () via the pressboard () to cause the ink to spurt through the ink spouts ().

Theft-prevention ink pack device, and treasure safe having the same

A leaf transfer mechanism unit, to be incorporated in general in an automatic teller machine, defines a leaf reception room between a pickup roller and a partition member. Behind the partition member, a leaf delivery room is defined between the partition member and a retrieval urging member. When the retrieval urging member is allowed to move forward within the limit of a front limit position, bills received in the leaf delivery room can be urged against the pickup roller. During this operation, the partition member is kept at a turnout position beyond the front limit position of the retrieval urging member. The pickup roller is exposed behind the partition member. Since the turnout position can be defined at the extension of the path of movement for the retrieval urging member, it is possible to avoid the partition member at the turnout position from largely and remarkably protruding out of the path of movement. The leaf transfer mechanism unit is thus allowed to operate within a smaller space as compared with a prior art leaf transfer mechanism unit.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Masato Koike