Glory Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Masatoshi Ushio

Hirokuni Matono

Kazuto Asami

Shiro Nakai

Takao Baba

Masaru Itoda

Yasuo Murakami

Yukinobu Nakajima

Hisakazu Ikeuchi

Matono Hirokuni

A compact wrapping paper storing device capable of accommodating a variety of rolls of wrapping paper has a rotary body on which a plurality of wrapping paper placing beds are radially disposed, the placing beds holding thereon respective rolls of wrapping paper in an upright attitude around wrapping paper roll supporting spindles so positioned according to the heights of the rolls of wrapping paper that the outer upper edge portions of the rolls placed on the beds lie within one and the same circle. Placing angles of the placing beds are unequally formed in a manner such that the lower surface of each adjacently preceding bed is positioned as close as possible to the inner upper edge portion of the roll placed on the succeeding bed. The device further has a cutting device adapted to cut the wrapping paper by utilization of tension produced in the wrapping paper.

Wrapping paper storing device in a coin wrapping machine

A coin-processing device for sorting and processing various sized coins, having a diameter-presetting member and a thickness-presetting member respectively defining the maximum width and height of a coin passageway which are actuated and preset simultaneously and adjustably by a control mechanism operated manually through a single control knob thereby to classify each kind of coin to be processed (e.g., to be counted), coins being driven along the passageway by an endless belt, which is movably supported so as to adapt itself to the thickness of each kind of coin and adapted to be adjusted at its height in response to adjustment of said control mechanism. Presetting of the diameter-manipulation member simultaneously actuates plates defining a coin entrance to the passageway thereby to preset the shape and size of the entrance to suit each kind of coin.

Coin-processing device for sorting and processing various sized coins

In a coin packaging apparatus of the type comprising a stacking cylinder for stacking a prescribed number of coins of the same denomination, a cutter blade for severing a wrapper strip as the same is unwound from its roll, wrapping rolls for winding the severed piece of wrapper strip around the circumference of the stack of coins, and a pair of crimping hooks for crimping the opposite marginal edges of the wrapper strip over both ends of the coin stack, several wrapper rolls of different widths are used interchangeably in accordance with the denomination of coins to be packaged, and each time a new wrapper roll is installed in position on the apparatus, its width is sensed by a wrapper width sensing member which correspondingly actuates a mechanism for adjustably moving one of the crimping hooks in the direction of the other hook and a mechanism for adjustably changing the position of the cutter blade in the transverse direction of the wrapper strip which will extend therepast from its roll.

Coin packaging apparatus with self-adjustment to wrapper paper width

For packaging a preselected number of coins of the same denomination in the form of a neat stack, there is provided apparatus which broadly includes an infeed mechanism, coin stacking mechanism, coin wrapping mechanism, coin guide mechanism, wrapper feed mechanism, and adjusting mechanism. Each preselected number of coins of the same denomination to be enclosed in a single package is fed from the infeed mechanism into a stacking cylinder of the coin stacking mechanism, where the coins are rearranged into a neat stack. The coin guide mechanism includes a guide rod movable up and down for transporting the stack of coins from within the stacking cylinder down to a prescribed position between a plurality of wrapping rolls of the coin wrapping mechanism. A strip of wrapper is then delivered from the wrapper feed mechanism to the coin wrapping mechanism and is wound around the circumference of the stack of coins as the same is caused frictionally to rotate in circumferential contact with the wrapping rolls. The loose lateral edges of the wrapper strip are succeedingly fold crimped over the top and bottom ends of the coin stack by a pair of retractable crimping hooks. Upon manual operation of a knob to select the denomination of coins to be packaged, the various working parts of the apparatus are automatically adjusted to the diameter and thickness of the coins of the selected denomination.

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Himeji, Japan

Masatoshi Ushio