Solystic

Mathieu Bayon

Bernard Constant

Stephane Ambroise

Damien Hugues

Christian Duclot

A sorting machine for sorting mailpieces such as letters and flats, said machine having at least one row of sorting outlets () and a trolley for handling the mailpieces as a stack outside the sorting outlets. The trolley is mounted to slide on the machine along said row of sorting outlets and carries a deck that is substantially horizontal and that is mounted to move in rotation relative to the trolley () about a vertical axis so as to take up at least two angular positions that are offset from each other by 90 degrees.

Postal sorting machine with a carriage for handling mailpieces

A postal sorting machine comprising an automatic feed station () with an unstacker device (), a manual feed station (), and a sorting conveyor adapted to move mailpieces in series one behind another in a conveying direction (), the automatic feed station being designed to feed the conveyor automatically with mailpieces from a stack of mailpieces, the manual feed station () being adapted to receive mailpieces inserted individually and to place them in the conveyor. The manual feed station () comprises a protective cover forming a sort of tunnel over the conveyor, and an insertion slot () provided in the protective cover and through which a mailpiece can be inserted into the tunnel, said slot being in vertical alignment with a mailpiece receiving and handling space () for receiving and handling a mailpiece in the conveyor, which space is funnel-shaped.

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Valence, France

Mathieu Bayon