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Crane Canada Co.

Suzohapp Canada Ulc

Pavel Rabinovich

Oleksandr Onipchenko

Yuriy Rusakov

Anton Sotnikov

Leon Saltsov

Mykhaylo Kucherenko

Andriy Kyselov

Dmytro Yermolenko

Olexandr Onipchenko

A note directing device () comprises a first note feeder (), a brushed roller (), and a second note feeder (); wherein: the first note feeder () feeds the bank note () along a direction (A) tangential to a bank note () surface and presents the leading edge () of the bank note () to the brushed roller (); the brushed roller () engages with the bank note () and rotates in a direction (B) such that the leading edge () is directed towards the second note feeder (); the second note feeder () accepts the leading edge () and feeds the bank note () along a direction (C) tangential to a bank note () surface; wherein the brushed roller () comprises an axis () and bristles (), each bristle () being attached at one end to the axis () and extending radially from said axis (), the distribution of bristles () extending along a longitudinal direction (E) of the axis ().

Device, an apparatus and a method for directing bank notes

The disclosure relates to a banknote handling machine comprising: a banknote transport arrangement configured to transport banknotes along transport paths within the machine, wherein the banknote transport arrangement comprises a diverter assembly comprising: a diverter rotatably attached to a structure of the machine, and an electric motor configured to transfer kinetic energy to the diverter so as to rotate the diverter between a first position and a second position, wherein the diverter, when in the first position, is configured to control banknotes to be transported along a first transport path, and wherein the diverter, when in the second position, is configured to control banknotes to be transported along a second transport path.

Banknote handling machine

A cashbox is provided with a movable latch that is driven by a banknote to a blocking position if an attempt to 'phish' a stacked banknote from the cashbox occurs. The latch arrangement is easily pivoted in one direction from a neutral position to a clear position during stacking of a banknote. If an attempt is made to 'phish' a stacked banknote, the banknote being 'phished' causes rotation of the latch arrangement from the neutral position to a banknote inlet blocking position retaining the banknote in the cashbox.

Cashbox with latch arrangement

A cost effective latch and alignment mechanism for a banknote cassette and a cassette receiving frame uses a magnetic latch providing a magnetic force cooperating with the cassette to move it to and be releasably maintained in a final aligned position. Preferably a permanent magnet attached to the cassette receiving frame cooperates with the metal of the cassette to provide the magnetic bias and locking force.

Magnetic lock for banknote cassette

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Richmond Hill, Canada

Pavel Rabinovich