Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Binder, Manfred

Fa. Jarus Gmbh

Jarus Gmbh

Rudolf Schuster

Josef Raschke

Rudolf Brugger

Werner Von Hacht

Volkmar Schulz

Wolfgang Hilz

Hans Schauflinger

Wilfried Lange

Adolf Hopler

Wolfgang Brixius

Bertram Wanner

Peter Bretschneider

Walter Andersch

Josef Romeder

Burghard Rebel

Georg Ketzer

Christian Kassel

Theodoro Rombauer

Karsten Knipper

Klaus Kamperdicks

Hermann Bloessl

Raymond P Brady

Christoph Maurer

Matthias Stroessner

Adolf Hoepler

Fridtjof Reinerth

Manfred Binder

Joseph Altenburger

A sorting arrangement for flat items of mail, has a plurality of containers ( ) which circulate in a conveying loop with at least two semicircular conveying sections ( ) and are intended for laterally receiving, for transporting and for discharging in a controllable manner in each case one item of mail standing on a narrow side, and a plurality of depositing receptacles ( ) which are arranged along the conveying arrangement, beneath the containers ( ), and are open at the top. The lateral openings of the containers ( ), for loading purposes, are located in the interior of the conveying loop, and the transporting element ( ) of the material infeed is arranged within the conveying loop, and transports the items of mail into the lateral openings of the containers ( ) in a horizontally aligned semicircular conveying section.

Sorting device for flat mail items

A sorting installation includes separate collection receptacles into which mail is sorted. The collection receptacles are automatically removed from the output stations of the installation and transported on a transport path to a peripheral transfer mechanism, in which the mail articles are removed from the collection receptacles with the aid of a gripper and are transferred into transport receptacles of the installation. The transfer mechanism is box-shaped and includes a hinged bottom that slides under the mail in the collection receptacles.

Installation for sorting flat articles

A conveyor belt (,) leading to a sorting device (,) comprises two superimposed functional sections (,), which are connected to each other via deflected intermediate sections. As a result, the structural length of the conveyor belt (,) is reduced.

Sorting facility for flat mail items

A sorting device is provided with output stations for containers along a sorting path, which containers accept the sorted unit load. A conveying path extends next to the container row, on which conveying path the empty containers are supplied and the full containers are transported off. A transfer device can be moved via the conveying path and is provided with a telescopic boom for the automatic container change between the output stations and the conveying path.

Sorting device for flat, letter-like postal items

An apparatus for separating piece goods. The apparatus includes a plurality of piece goods that form a stack. The stack is supported by a stack magazine and stop. The apparatus further includes a pulling-off mechanism for separating and removing the piece goods for the stack by pivotably contacting the stack in a pulsating motion.

Device for individually separating flat articles

Sorting apparatus

Sorting arrangement, in particular for items of post

Apparatus for separating and transferring flat unit loads

Transfer device

Sorting installation, in particular for mail

Apparatus for sorting mail and the like

Transfer device for mail and the like

Sorting apparatus for mail and the like

A method wherein the component to be soldered is placed onto the printed circuit board, whereupon the stirrup electrodes of the soldering mechanism are lowered and the terminal legs of the component are pressed against the printed circuit board with a force. After heating the stirrup electrodes for melting the solder, a further advance of the stirrup electrodes ensues for impressing the terminal legs into the molten solder. The formation of a solder layer between terminal legs and printed circuit board subsequently ensues by reducing the force exerted onto the stirrup electrodes and/or by defined retraction of the stirrup electrodes.

Method for soldering components onto printed circuit boards

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Rudolf Schuster