Full-automatic banknote binding machine

Abstract

The invention is directed generally to the apparatus for banking, and particularly, to an automated banknote binding machine. The machine according to the present invention is comprised of a clip cassette, which contains a plurality of U-shaped elastically binding clips, a clip feeding mechanism, a clip guiding mechanism, a clip pushing mechanism, and an electronic control system therefor, wherein the clip cassette is pressing against the side plate of the clip guiding mechanism, the clip feeding mechanism is mounted under the clip cassette and is dynamically engaged with the pushing poke rod of the clip pushing mechanism by means of the poke wheel thereof, the clip guiding mechanism is placed between the clip feeding mechanism and the clip pushing mechanism and is dynamically engaged with the rack of the clip pushing mechanism by means of the guiding slideway thereof, and the electronic control system is electronically connected with the clip pushing mechanism by means of photoelectric sensors and an electromotor. The machine can overcome the problem of drawing out the banknote without causing damage to the banknote.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a financial machine, in particular to a fully automatic banknote binding machine. Background technique [0002] Banknotes need to be tied and bundled after counting. Now Indian banks generally adopt backward binding methods similar to staplers. Although this binding method meets the bank’s requirement that banknotes cannot be drawn out, it must be bound before the banknotes are bound. Holes are formed on the banknotes, which cause serious damage to the banknotes. For this reason, people are actively looking for a way to tie the handles. It neither damages the coins nor can they be drawn. However, after a period of use, it was found that although the automatic banknote binding machine has the functions of horizontal binding and vertical binding, the problem of drawing has not been effectively solved. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a full-automatic paper money binding mach...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Banknotes need to be tied and bundled after counting. Now Indian banks generally adopt backward binding methods similar to staplers. Although this binding method meets the bank’s requirement that banknotes cannot be drawn out, it must be bound before the banknotes are bound. Holes are formed on the banknotes, which cause serious damage to the banknotes. For this reason, people are actively looking for a way to bind the handles. It neither damages the coins nor can they be drawn. However, after a period of use, it was found that although the automatic banknote binding machine has the functions of horizontal binding and vertical binding, the problem of drawing has not been effectively solved.

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