| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 1 | 用于接收信封的装置 | CN200410006713.5 | 2004-01-30 | CN1526624A | 2004-09-08 | J-L·吕凯; P·托雷斯 |
| 本发明涉及一种用于接收通过一折叠插入机的一出口槽弹出的邮件的邮件接收装置，包括一个支持板，所述被弹出邮件在其上堆积，一个前壁，这些被弹出的邮件抵靠在该前壁上，两个侧壁和一个后壁，用于一旦这些邮件落到所述支持板上时可以将邮件定位，所述支持板包括两个凹口，其形成在与所述前壁相结合水平处的纵向两侧，所述两个侧壁每一个都包括一开口，开口位于凹口所在水平面上，并且超过侧壁的整个高度，并且后壁包括勾挂装置，用来将所述接收装置连接到所述折叠插入机上。 | ||||||
| 2 | Treating device for correspondence document | JP1913581 | 1981-02-13 | JPS56136758A | 1981-10-26 | YAROBUSU FUREDERIKUSU GOMUBORU |
| 3 | Mail envelope how to create the same method of implementation machinery | JP2008523406 | 2006-07-24 | JP2009502668A | 2009-01-29 | フレイバーガー，ハバート; シエリー フレボーグ |
| A method for producing unique and personalized pieces of mail, including integrating envelope production with the production of the documents for insertion within the envelopes. The machine for producing the pieces of mail includes a device for producing, from the same width of paper, both the documents and the envelopes designed to contain the documents. A longitudinal cutting device cuts the documents to the correct width and forms the flaps of the envelopes. A transverse cutting device separates the documents from the envelopes and cuts them to the correct length. A device assembles the documents with the corresponding envelope. A gluing and folding device closes the envelope while a central processing unit regulates at least the cutting devices, according to the number and format of the documents, and the stuffed envelopes to be produced. | ||||||
| 4 | Multi-function manual folding machine | JP64739797 | 1997-07-24 | JP3047462U | 1998-04-14 | マリア ルゲア エセイサ ホセ; ローザ ガルシア フェルナンデス マリア |
| (57)【要約】 【目的】従来様々な態様で行われてきた作業を、複雑な機械類を要せず保守の必要のない手動の単一の機械を用いて行う。 【構成】本体部１と、前記本体部１に軸１２を介して揺動可能に連結された折畳みカバーとから構成される多機能手動折畳み機において、制止支持部１４は、第一面１
３ａと相関関係に配置され、折畳みカバー２の最大開放時に、同制止支持部１４と前記側面１３ａと折畳みカバー２とで用紙投入用の箱１５を規定するものであり、用紙は折畳みカバー２を手動で揺動させたときに折り畳まれる。 パンチ部３は本体部１、前方箱３１、及び下方引出し３２から構成される。 折畳みカバー２を手動により揺動させると箱３１内に納められた用紙が穿孔される。 スラスト部４３は、折畳みカバー２のヒンジ軸１２と相関関係上に偏心軸３５上に設けられ、折畳みカバー２を手動により揺動させるとステイプラー部４内に納められた用紙がステイプラー綴じされる。 |
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| 5 | Robotic system for placing printed material into boxes | US15088497 | 2016-04-01 | US09962989B2 | 2018-05-08 | Aaron M. Jones; Geoff Schreiber; Mark T. Curtis |
| A packing system includes a conveyor configured to transport one or more containers. Two or more printers are disposed along the conveyors. The printers are configured to print printed material. Each of the printers has a tray upon which the printed material is deposited from the printer. A robotic arm is disposed proximal to the conveyor and the printers. The robotic arm has an end of arm tool configured to pick the printed material from the tray of each printer. A controller is operatively connected to the printers and the robotic arm. The controller is configured to send one or more print instructions to one or more of the printers to print the printed material. The controller is configured to instruct the robotic arm to place the printed material from the tray into the container. | ||||||
| 6 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING COLLECTIONS FROM A PLURALITY OF DIFFERENT PRINTED PRODUCTS AND DEVICE FOR PERFORMING THE METHOD | US14711480 | 2015-05-13 | US20150336698A1 | 2015-11-26 | Alex KELLER |
| The invention relates to a method for producing collections (15) from a plurality of N (N=2, 3, 4, . . . ) different printed products (11a-d), which collections (15) each comprise a stack (13) of printed products (11a-c), which stack is packed in a packaging element (11d) wrapped around the stack (13). A solution that does not require additional material use includes the following steps: providing the N printed products (11a-d); forming an intermediate stack (13) from N-x (x=1, 2, 3, . . . ) of the N printed products (10a-d); providing the x remaining printed products as a packaging element (11d); and wrapping the intermediate stack (13) in the packaging element (11d). | ||||||
| 7 | Method and apparatus for preparing mail pieces | US12702559 | 2010-02-09 | US08750563B2 | 2014-06-10 | Williem Hendrik Stegeman; Jurek Nicolaj Deen |
| For preparing a series of mail pieces using a mail preparation apparatus, a scanner (63) scans at least a portion of a first postal item (20, 25) and generates signals in accordance with scanned patterns. A control system (31) processes the signals from the scanner into image data representing an image and compares the image data with reference data, which represent features of optical marks of a particular type that are associated to predetermined instructions for processing postal items (20, 25). If at least a predetermined extent of agreement between the image data and the reference data is found, a job setting including scanning of optical marks from further postal items (20, 25) and controlling the preparation of the mail pieces in accordance with instructions represented by the optical marks is selected. Otherwise, a job setting not including scanning of optical marks from further postal items (20, 25) is selected. | ||||||
| 8 | Compact inserter | US11320151 | 2005-12-28 | US07533510B2 | 2009-05-19 | Herman Sytema |
| Inserter with a folding assembly for folding documents, an envelope holder for each time holding an envelope in a stuffing position in or against a surface, a document transport path for transporting documents from the folding assembly, around one of the folding rollers to the stuffing position, and a flap hold-open element on a first side of the document transport path for holding open a flap of an envelope held in the envelope holder. A most downstream guide of the document transport path on the first side of the document transport path is situated opposite one of the folding rollers for guiding documents between that folding roller and that guide, so that documents are driven to the stuffing position by said one of the folding rollers (8). | ||||||
| 9 | FOLDER UNIT FOR PROCESSING SHEET-LIKE MATERIALS | US11553764 | 2006-10-27 | US20070049478A1 | 2007-03-01 | Michael Brunow; Dave Hamilton; Frank Dlugosz; Calvin Mueller |
| Methods and devices for folding a continuous web of material are provided. Systems can include a spiral folder assembly having first and second sets of rotatable spirals, a deflection means to guide the continuous web toward the first set of spirals and the second set of spirals, a beater assembly to urge the continuous web against the first set of spirals to form a first fold in the web against the second set of spirals to form a second fold in the web, and a conveyor assembly to receive and transport the folded continuous web as it exits the spiral folder assembly, the conveyor assembly providing a support between the first and second sets of spirals, the support modulating an amount of sag in the continuous web as the web is suspended between the first and second sets of spirals. | ||||||
| 10 | Sheet folding device | US10148476 | 2002-09-20 | US06695758B2 | 2004-02-24 | Pierre Dostie |
| The invention concerns an office accessory or sheet folding device, designed and adapted to facilitate accurate folding of paper sheets of standard height and width for insertion into commercial envelopes with corresponding dimensions. The sheet folding device which can be made in plastic, comprises a planar base having a width substantially equal to the width of the sheet to be folded. Limit stops extend at the lower edge of the base. The limit stops project slightly above the base to serve as support to the lower edge of the sheets to be folded. At least two folding guides extend transversely over the entire width of the base at specific heights from the lower edge thereof. The guides form steps or bumps triangular in shape and enabling a user who has positioned one or several sheets of paper to be folded on the base and supported on the limit stops, to press with his/her fingers on the sheet(s) along the guides to define and pre-form the folding lines so as to be subsequently able to fold the sheet(s) into at least three parts for their insertion in commercial envelopes. The letter folding device has a very simple structure, is economical and very easy to use. | ||||||
| 11 | Bag folding and sealing apparatus | US3577300D | 1969-12-01 | US3577300A | 1971-05-04 | GLAZE JOHN W JR; WORTH JOSEPH P |
| A SHAFT DRIVEN BY A SINGLE REVOLUTION CLUTCH OPERATES (A) A MECHANISM FOR FOLDING A CLOSURE FLAP AGAINST THE BODY OF A BAG (B) A MECHANISM FOR HEAT SEALING THE FLAP TO THE BAG, AND (C) A CONVEYING MECHANISM FOR EJECTING THE SEALED BAG FROM THE APPARATUS. A MOVABLE STOP ACTUATED BY THE SHAFT SERVES AS A GUIDE FOR PROPERLY LOCATING A BAG IN THE APPARATUS, AND THE STOP IS RETRACTED AFTER A FLAP IS FOLDED TO PERMIT EJECTION OF THE BAG BY THE CONVEYING MECHANISM. THE FLAP FOLDING MECHANISM INCLUDES A PIVOTED FLAP FOLDING PLATE WHICH HAS SPACED APART OPENINGS PERMITTING ACCESS OF A SERIES OF SIMILARLY SPACED APART HEAT SEALING ELEMENTS TO A FOLDED BUT UNSEALED FLAP.
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| 12 | An inserting system and a method of inserting enclosures in envelopes using said inserting system | EP11152768.5 | 2011-01-31 | EP2481608A1 | 2012-08-01 | Sytema, Herman; Feijen, Fransiscus Hermannus |
An inserting system has a document feeding station, an envelope feeding station, and an enclosure feeding station. In a folding station having a first folding nip and a second folding nip documents are folded. In an inserting station documents are inserted into envelopes, which are held in an inserting position. Through a document transport path documents are transported from the document feeding station through the folding station to the inserting position. Through an envelope transport path envelopes are transported from the envelope feeding station to the inserting position, and through an enclosure transport path enclosures are transported from the enclosure feeding station to the inserting position. The enclosure transport path comprises a diverter, a first enclosure transport path part between the enclosure feeding station and the diverter and a second enclosure transport path part between the diverter and the inserting position. The second enclosure transport path part passes through the first and the second folding nip. A third enclosure transport path part is present between the diverter and the inserting position and bypasses the first folding nip and passes through the second folding nip.
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| 13 | Folding and guiding in a compact inserter | EP05078028.7 | 2005-12-28 | EP1676716A3 | 2008-10-29 | Sytema, Herman |
Inserter with a folding assembly (78,23,33,34) for folding documents, an envelope holder (19) for each time holding an envelope (11) in a stuffing position in or against a surface, a document transport path (8,20,21) for transporting documents from the folding assembly, around one of the folding rollers (8) to the stuffing position, and a flap hold-open element (16) on a first side of the document transport path for holding open a flap of an envelope held in the envelope holder. A most downstream guide (21) of the document transport path on the first side of the document transport path is situated opposite one of the folding rollers for guiding documents between that folding roller and that guide, so that documents are driven to the stuffing position by said one of the folding rollers (8).
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| 14 | Manual letter folder with multi functional possibilities | EP06447080.0 | 2006-06-16 | EP1800896A2 | 2007-06-27 | Everaerts, Tony |
The manual letter folder is an apparatus which can be used in an office and is to be placed on a desk. The apparatus is for accurately folding A4 paper into 3 to fit into an envelope although other possibilities are foreseen. The apparatus is constructed with a slot into which the paper is inserted. The base of the apparatus comprises two grooves which mark the fold lines. Pushbuttons in the top of the apparatus correspond to these grooves and can be manually operated so as to create two fold lines in the paper. The paper can then be folded and inserted into an envelope. The apparatus can be multifunctional, e.g. it can be used as the foot of a photo holder or in combination with a letter holder, penholder, clock, agenda holder, perforating machine, etc..
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| 15 | Dispositif de réception d'enveloppes | EP04290237.9 | 2004-01-30 | EP1443008A1 | 2004-08-04 | Luquet, Jean-Laurent; Torres, Philip |
Dispositif de réception d'articles de courrier pour recevoir les articles de courrier éjectés par une fente de sortie d'une machine de pliage et d'insertion, comportant une plaque de support (26) sur laquelle vont venir s'accumuler les articles de courrier éjectés, une paroi avant (28) sur laquelle vont venir buter ces articles de courrier lors de leur éjection, deux parois latérales (30, 32) et une paroi arrière (34) destinées à recadrer ces articles de courrier une fois ceux-ci tombés sur la plaque support, la plaque support comportant deux échancrures (26A, 26B) réalisées de part et d'autre de son axe longitudinal au niveau de sa liaison avec la paroi avant, les deux parois latérales comportant chacune, au niveau de cette échancrure et sur toute leur hauteur, une ouverture (30A, 32A) et la paroi arrière comporte des moyens d'accrochage par emboîtement (36) pour solidariser le dispositif de réception à la machine de pliage et d'insertion. |
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| 16 | Dispositif de pliage manuel d'une feuille de papier | EP99810875.7 | 1999-09-28 | EP0995710A2 | 2000-04-26 | Turri, Achille |
Le dispositif de pliage manuel notamment d'une feuille de papier (400) destinée à être insérée dans une enveloppe, comprend, d'une part, un premier élément sous forme de support (100) présentant sur une longueur une entaille à deux faces (103, 104) dont le profil est en forme de V, l'intersection de ces deux faces (103, 104) formant une arête (120), au moins l'une des faces (103, 104) se prolongeant par une surface contiguë (107; 108) de sorte à former avec cette dernière une arête (111; 112), et, d'autre part, un second élément sous forme de pince (200) présentant deux rabats (201, 202) dont le profil est en forme de V, ces rabats pouvant être appliqués l'un contre l'autre autour d'une arête (203) pour retenir la feuille de papier (400) après que celle-ci y ait été insérée. Les pliages résultent de l'action combinée des premier et second éléments, ces derniers étant par ailleurs autonomes l'un de l'autre. Un premier pliage procède de l'application des bords (211, 212) de la pince, ces bords venant pratiquement se confondre et pinçant ladite feuille, contre l'arête (120) du V du support. Un deuxième pliage peut résulter de l'action d'une arête (111; 112), la feuille étant rabattue autour de cette dernière. Selon une exécution préférée, le support (100) se présente sous la forme d'un double prisme (101, 102). |
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| 17 | MAILER METHOD AND APPARATUS | US15348530 | 2016-11-10 | US20170129274A1 | 2017-05-11 | Paul PRICE-STEPHENS; Martin SIMMONS |
| A mailer can include an envelope and an enclosure. A method can include: a) providing a blank with envelope and enclosure portions connected by a joint; b) folding and securing the blank such that the envelope portion forms a pouch, the pouch substantially containing the enclosure portion, the pouch being open at one end and having major surfaces, one major surface including the joint at or adjacent the open end, and another major surface including a closure flap extending from the open end beyond the joint; c) reversibly deflecting the flap away from the joint to thereby expose the joint; d) severing the joint while it is exposed; e) folding the closure flap and securing it to the one major surface to close the pouch and secure the enclosure within the pouch. An apparatus can be configured to carry out the above method. | ||||||
| 18 | Inserting system and a method of inserting enclosures in envelopes using said inserting system | US13361664 | 2012-01-30 | US09156305B2 | 2015-10-13 | Herman Sytema; Fransiscus Hermannus Feijen |
| An inserting system has an envelope feeding station, an enclosure feeding station, and a folding station having a first and a second folding nip for folding documents. Documents are inserted into envelopes, which are held in an inserting position. Envelopes are transported through an envelope transport path from their feeding station to the inserting position, and enclosures are transported through an enclosure transport path from their feeding station to the inserting position. The enclosure transport path comprises a diverter, a first enclosure transport path part between the enclosure feeding station and the diverter and a second enclosure transport path part between the diverter and the inserting position. The second enclosure transport path part passes through the first and the second folding nip. A third enclosure transport path part is present between the diverter and the inserting position and bypasses the first folding nip and passes through the second folding nip. | ||||||
| 19 | METHOD FOR SENDING MESSAGES AND THEREBY ENSURING CONSISTENCY BETWEEN THE CONTENT OF PRINTED SHEETS INSERTED IN ENVELOPES BY A MAIL PREPARATION SYSTEM AND THE CONTENT OF ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED MESSAGES AND A MAIL PREPARATION SYSTEM IMPLEMENTING SUCH A METHOD | US14635526 | 2015-03-02 | US20150172480A1 | 2015-06-18 | Jelle WIERSMA |
| Printed documents containing messages are processed into mail pieces using a system for preparing mail pieces. Data representing images of at least some of the documents are obtained by an imaging device of system for preparing mail pieces. The mail pieces are delivered to a postal service for delivery of the mail pieces to addressees and data sets representing at least some of the images in digital form are transmitted electronically. A system for carrying out such a method is also described. | ||||||
| 20 | INSERTING SYSTEM | US13360320 | 2012-01-27 | US20120192525A1 | 2012-08-02 | Andries Tamme VAN DER WOUDE; Andries Woudstra |
| An inserting system comprises first and second sheetlike item transport guides forming a first sheetlike item transport path for transporting first sheetlike items. Third and fourth sheetlike item transport guides form a second sheetlike item transport path for transporting second sheetlike items. At least a portion of the first and second sheetlike item transport guides and a portion of the third and fourth sheetlike item transport guides are separate. A plate has a first side and an opposite second side, said first side being the portion of the second sheetlike item transport guide and said second side being the portion of the third sheetlike item transport guide. The fourth sheetlike item transport guide is mounted so as to be movable with respect to the third sheetlike item transport guide, and the plate is mounted so as to be movable with respect to the first sheetlike item transport guide. | ||||||
