JPH0116209Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a stamp holding device for a banknote counting machine, which is configured to detachably hold a stamp and stamp a seal on a banknote band.

A banknote counting machine has the function of automatically counting a bundle of banknotes placed in a holder while sequentially suctioning and separating them.
Some banknotes have a function of stamping a confirmation stamp on the bundle of banknotes when a certain fact is confirmed.

Conventionally, when performing this stamping, a single stamping body fixed to a holder was used to stamp a standardized stamp, such as an "inspection" stamp or a person's stamp (the stamp of the operator of the banknote counting machine). . Therefore, it lacks the ability to display the year, month, name of the Bank of Japan branch, and other information by stamping, which limits the scope of information transmission, and because the stamp is fixed, replacement work is easy. It was not possible to implement it. Furthermore, Japanese Utility Model Application No. 54-112413 has been proposed as a banknote counting machine equipped with the above-mentioned sealing function, but in this proposal, the inside of a clamping plate that clamps a bundle of banknotes is inserted into the banknote by using a checkmark holding device to hold the banknote. The stamp body is held movably in a direction perpendicular to the bundle, and is moved by an extrusion device to stamp the band of the banknote bundle.

Furthermore, Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 56-21562 has been proposed as a banknote counting machine equipped with the above-mentioned stamping function, but in this proposal, a pair of confirmation stamps with stamp faces of "pass" and "miss" are stamped using a stamping device. This allows the holder to be held movably within the side plate of the holder in the direction orthogonal to the banknote bundle, and each confirmation mark indicates "match" when the counted number of banknote bundles matches the set number against the bundling of the banknote bundle. In the case of ``missing'', each stamp is stamped.

However, in the former gazette, the inspection stamp 14
Since the cap 15 placed over the inspection stamp 14 is configured to move within the cylinder of the holder 16, only a round bar-shaped stamp can be attached to the stamping device. cap 15
There are some problems, such as difficulty in attaching and detaching the device.

On the other hand, also in the latter publication, since the holding body 21 is formed with a fitting hole 22 in which the confirmation seal stamps 20a and 20b are detachably fitted, only a round bar-shaped stamp can be attached. , confirmation seal 2
There are problems such as difficulty in attaching and detaching 0a and 20b to and from the holding body 21.

The purpose of this invention is to allow a holder to removably hold a stamp body so that various information, including the date and bank branch name, can be stamped on the band of banknotes with a single operation. It is. In order to achieve this object, the present invention provides a banknote counting machine that automatically counts banknotes in a bundle of banknotes placed on a holder while sequentially suctioning and separating them. a paper holding plate with a concave side surface shape that holds a bundle of banknotes, faces the banding of the banknote bundle, and has a notch for inserting the stamping part of the stamping body; a slide plate that is attached to be movable in the longitudinal direction of the bundle and has a concave side surface and is formed with a notch for inserting the stamp; and a banknote bundle on the holder around the notch of the slide plate; a support frame fixed by a plurality of screws in orthogonal directions; and a support frame each attached movably in the axial direction to the plurality of screws fixing the support frame, and biased by a spring in a direction away from the holder. and a slide block which is held by the plurality of arms and removably supports the base end of the stamp body in a state where the stamp part of the stamp body is opposed to the banding of the banknote bundle on the holder. It is characterized by

Further, according to the present invention, since the paper press plate and the slide plate each have a concave side surface with a notch, it is possible to mount a large-sized stamp body on the slide block. Furthermore, since the slide block removably supports the base end of the stamp body, the task of replacing the stamp body becomes extremely easy.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a plan view of the main part, in which a banknote bundle S placed on a holder 1 comes into contact with suction heads 2, 2, etc., and is turned over one by one by the suction and separation action. This indicates that counting has been completed. The banknote bundle S on the holder 1 is bound by a banding T.
It is in a state where it is clamped by the paper presser plate 3 near . The paper holding plate 3 is provided with a stamp holding device 10 according to the present invention.

This stamp holding device 10 will be explained below. A slide plate 11 is provided on the outer surface of the paper press plate 3.
However, the long holes 11a and 11 along the longitudinal direction of the banknote bundle S
It is fixed by a slide block screw 12 via a, and this slide plate 11 has a
Along with the notch 3a of the paper pressing plate 3, a notch 11b is provided for allowing the banding T of the banknote bundle S on the holder 1 to face outward. In addition, the slide plate 11
A supporting frame 13 projecting outward is fixed to the outer surface of the slide screw 14 by a slide screw 14, and the slide screw 14 has arms 15, 15 that are movable in the axial direction thereof, and arms 15, 15, which are movable in the axial direction. Springs 16 and 16 for biasing the banknotes 15 outward are fitted on the outside, respectively, so that the arm 15 is movable in a direction perpendicular to the paper surface of the banknote bundle S placed on the holder 1 and is pressed outward. It is said to be in a state of being

A slide block 17 is held between the two arms 15 by a concave-convex engagement.
This slide block 17 is provided with a fitting hole 17a into which the base end of the stamp body 18 is removably fitted so that the tip of the stamp body 18 faces the banding T of the banknote bundle S on the holder 1. ing.

On the other hand, a rotary solenoid 19 is provided near the stamp holding device 10 and is driven by an electric signal when it is confirmed that the banknote bundle S has a predetermined number (for example, 100 sheets). The slide block 17 is pushed against the biasing force of the spring 16 by the tip of the pressing plate 20 connected to the press plate 19, and the tip of the stamp body 18 is pressed against the banding T.
It is designed to protrude so as to make contact with the.
The stamping body 18 uses a so-called inkless stamping method in which porous rubber or the like is impregnated with special ink and can be stamped many times without replenishing ink. A cylindrical cover 18a is provided which is fitted into the fitting hole 17a to such an extent that it can be pulled out, and which is constantly urged in the distal direction to protrude. After making contact with the band seal T, the stamp surface 18b contacts the band seal T and stamps it. In addition, the stamp face 18b of the stamp body 18 has a large stamp area, and is capable of stamping the date, bank store name, and other necessary information.
By replacing the seal body 18 itself from the slide block 17 as necessary, such as changing the year, month, and day, the contents of the seal can be freely changed.

The stamp holding device 10 normally holds the stamp 18 so that the tip of the stamp 18 and the cover 18b face inward from the notch 3a of the paper press plate 3, as shown in FIG. are doing. and,
The cover 18b of the stamp body 18 in this case is
It is held facing inward to the extent that it does not protrude inward from the inner surface of the paper holding plate 3, that is, it does not protrude into the space where the banknote bundle S is held, and the banknote bundle S is placed on the holder 1. The presence of the stamp body 18 does not interfere with these operations when the stamp body 18 is removed. Further, even if the banknote bundle S or the like comes into contact with the stamp body 18, it will not get dirty because the stamp surface 18b is protected by the cover 18a.

On the other hand, the banknote bundle S on the holder 1 is counted to confirm a predetermined number of banknotes, and the rotary solenoid 19
When energized, the press actuating plate 20 moves the guide 21,
21 to the left in FIG. 1, the back side of the slide block 17 is pushed out in the direction of the band seal T, and the stamp body 18 held by the slide block 17 comes into contact with the band seal T to stamp. At this time, the slide block 17 is supported by the arm 15 and moves in parallel along the slide screw 14.
Even if the stamp surface 18b of the stamp body 18 is large, it can be brought into surface contact with the band seal T reliably.

Next, when the power supply to the rotary solenoid 19 is stopped, the pressing operation plate 20 is returned to the original state shown in FIG. to return to.

Also, if you loosen the slide lock screw 12,
The slide plate 11 has a long hole 11a along the paper pressing plate 3.
Since the slide block 17 attached to the slide plate 11 and the stamp body 1 can be moved by
8 can be aligned with the position of the banding T (the position differs depending on the denomination of the banknote bundle S).

Further, the slide screw 14 has the functions of fixing the support frame 13 to the slide plate 11, sliding the arm 15, and stabilizing the biasing force by preventing the coiled spring 16 from bending. This makes it possible to reduce the number of parts.

As explained above, according to the present invention, in a banknote counting machine that automatically counts banknotes in a bundle of banknotes placed on a holder while sequentially suctioning and separating them, the a paper holding plate having a concave side surface and having a notch formed therein for holding the bundle of banknotes, facing the banding of the banknote bundle, and allowing the stamping part of the stamping body to pass therethrough; a slide plate that is attached movably in the longitudinal direction of the bundle and has a concave side surface and is formed with a notch through which the stamp body is inserted; and a banknote bundle on the holder around the notch of the slide plate; a support frame fixed by a plurality of screws in orthogonal directions; and a support frame each attached movably in the axial direction to the plurality of screws fixing the support frame, and biased by a spring in a direction away from the holder. and a slide block that is held by the plurality of arms and removably supports the base end of the stamp body in a state where the stamp part of the stamp body is opposed to the banding of the banknote bundle on the holder. Since the paper holding plate and the slide plate each have a concave side shape with a notch,
It is now possible to attach a large-sized stamp to the slide block, and by driving the slide block once, a wide variety of information, including the date and name of the financial institution, can be stamped on the band of the banknote bundle. can do.

Since the slide block removably supports the base end of the stamp body, it is possible to replace the stamp body extremely easily, and it is possible to improve workability and handling.

Since the stamp body reciprocates linearly with respect to the band of the banknote bundle, it is possible to bring the stamp surface into surface contact with the band and perform accurate stamping.

It has the following effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of essential parts showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a view taken along the - line in FIG. 1. S...Banknote bundle, T...Band, 1...Holder, 2
... Suction head, 3... Paper press plate, 3a... Notch,
10... Stamp holding device, 11... Slide plate,
11a... Long hole, 11b... Notch, 12... Slide lock screw, 13... Support frame, 14... Slide screw, 15... Arm, 16... Spring, 1
7...Slide block, 17a...Fitting hole, 1
8... Stamped body.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A banknote counting machine that automatically counts banknotes in a banknote bundle placed on a holder while sequentially suctioning and separating the banknotes, which is provided on the side of the holder, a paper holding plate having a concave side surface and having a notch formed therein for holding the banknote bundle, facing the banding of the banknote bundle, and inserting the stamping part of the stamping body; a slide plate with a concave side surface and a notch for inserting the stamp body, the slide plate being movable in a direction perpendicular to the banknote bundle on the holder with respect to the periphery of the notch of the slide plate; a support frame fixed to the support frame by a plurality of screws, and an arm movably attached to the plurality of screws fixing the support frame in the axial direction thereof and biased by a spring in a direction away from the holder. and a slide block which is held by the plurality of arms and removably supports the base end of the stamp body so that the stamp part of the stamp body faces the banding of the banknote bundle on the holder. A stamp holding device for a banknote counting machine.