Wincor Nixdorf International Gmbh

Diebold Nixdorf, Incorporated

Diebold Nixdorf Systems Gmbh

Mirko Duchstein

Stefan Schulz

Karl-Heinz Seroka

Gerhard Hupe

Andreas Jeschke

Uwe Krüger

Marek Rybaczyk

Nicolas Boesendorfer

Ruediger Wundersee

Nicolas BÖSENDORFER

Rüdiger Wundersee

Gerd Hupe

Zdravko Nikolic

Andreas Jeschnke

A device () for filling a transport container () with notes of pecuniary value, has a displacement unit () that conveys the notes of pecuniary value into the transport container () through a movable frame (). When the transport container () is closed, the displacement unit () is in a second operating state in which its cross sectional area is reduced so far that it passes through the partially closed frame ().

Device and method for filling a transport container with notes of pecuniary value

A device () for filling a thin-walled transport container () made of flexible material with notes of value is described. For this, the device () comprises a supply unit (), a stacking unit () and a receiving unit () for receiving the thin-walled transport container (). By means of a stuffing unit () the stacked notes of value are moved into the transport container () in several successive filling steps. A closing unit () closes the thin-walled transport container () after the last filling step. The receiving unit () comprises a contact sensor () which, upon contact with the bottom of the transport container (), generates a signal that triggers the closing operation or the transport container ().

Device for filling a thin-walled transport container with notes of value

A device () for receiving notes of value has a receiving area () for receiving notes of value and a shaft () with one hook () at each end. The hooks are movable between a locking position and an unlocked position by rotation of the shaft (). A handle () is arranged on the shaft () so that the shaft () runs through a first hole () and a second hole () at both ends () of the handle (). The first hole () is formed so that upon rotation of the handle () within a predetermined range, a torque is transmittable to the shaft () via engagement between the shaft () and the first end () of the handle (). The second hole () is formed so that upon rotation of the handle () no torque is transmitted to the shaft () via the second end ().

Safe bag module having a handle with one-sided torque transmission

A device () for supplying notes of pecuniary value () to a thin-walled transport container () includes a stacking unit () for stacking the notes of pecuniary value () to be supplied to form a stack of notes of pecuniary value in a stacking region (). In addition, the device () has a closure unit () which, in a closed position, is arranged in such a manner that it closes the opening of the thin-walled transport container () and which, in an open position, is arranged in such a manner that notes of pecuniary value () are suppliable to the thin-walled transport container ()

Apparatus and method for filling a thin-walled transport container

A device () for filling a thin-walled transport container () made of flexible material with notes of value is described. For this, the device () comprises a supply unit (), a stacking unit () and a receiving unit () for receiving the thin-walled transport container (). By means of a stuffing unit () the stacked notes of value are moved into the transport container () in several successive filling steps. A closing unit () closes the thin-walled transport container () after the last filling step. The receiving unit () comprises a contact sensor () which, upon contact with the bottom of the transport container (), generates a signal that triggers the closing operation of the transport container ().

A device for filling a transport container with sheet-shaped notes of value includes a feeding unit and a removal unit. Notes of value are fed via a vane wheel for forming a stack. The removal unit has an elastic guiding element which limits the movement of the note of value fed by the vane of the vane wheel and falling down vertically.

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Berlin, Germany

Mirko Duchstein