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Thomas Hoza Phones & Addresses
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70 Old Milton Rd, Rochester, NH 03868 (603) 330-9112
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25 Casey Rd, Milton, NH 03851 (603) 652-4578
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151 Greenhill Rd, Barrington, NH 03825 (603) 330-9112
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Farmington, NH
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Golden, CO
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Golden, CO
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Broomfield, CO
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Forms Stacker
View pageUS Patent:
60994525, Aug 8, 2000
Filed:
Mar 1, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/396243
Inventors:
Thomas J. Hoza - Rochester NH
James C. Folsom - Sanford NH
Robert E. Godfrey - Rochester NH
James C. Folsom - Sanford NH
Robert E. Godfrey - Rochester NH
Assignee:
Moore Business Forms, Inc. - Grand Island NY
International Classification:
B31F 108
B65H 4520
B41L 132
B65G 5703
B65H 4520
B41L 132
B65G 5703
US Classification:
493416
Abstract:
A stacker and cart are provided for vertically stacking forms fed from a printer, folder, or other mechanism, by a conveyor, which do not require tilting of the cart to allow offloading of the forms. The stacker has a housing with side walls parallel to and spaced from each other in a first dimension and a base which mounts the side walls so that they are inclined with respect to the vertical (e. g. about 15 degrees), tilted in a second dimension perpendicular to the first. A number of forms-supporting stacker tines are parallel to and spaced from each other in the first dimension, and an elevator mechanism moves the tines in unison generally vertically with respect to the side walls. A stacker cooperates with a cart, a part sensor mounted on or adjacent the stacker base, and a latch on the cart cooperating with a latching mechanism on the stacker. The cart has a forms engaging face making the same angle to the vertical as the stacker side walls, and cart tines extend outwardly from the face parallel to and spaced from each other in the first dimension and intermeshed with the stacker tines so that the stacker and cart tines do not interfere with each other as the stacker tines are moved by the elevator mechanism relative to the cart tines.