Apparatus for separating envelope and contents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an apparatus for separating an envelope and contents, which can automatically receive contents, such as paper money as a monetary gift for congratulations or condolences, contained in an envelope by separating the contents from the envelope. The apparatus for separating an envelope and contents according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises: an envelope input port for receiving an envelope containing contents; a contents separating unit having a holding member for holding the envelope received through the envelope input port; and a rotation unit for rotating the contents separating unit about a rotation shaft so that the contents separating unit can make a first angle, a second angle, and a third angle with respect to the ground, wherein the first angle is an angle at which the contents separating unit can receive the envelope from the envelope input port, the second angle is an angle at which the contents separating unit can allow the contents in the envelope to fall out by its own weight in a state where the envelope is held by the holding member, and the third angle is an angle at which the contents separating unit can allow the envelope to fall down in a state where holding of the envelope by the holding member has been released.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a device for separating a bag and its contents, and in more detail, to a bag and a device for automatically receiving the contents from a bag containing contents such as banknotes used as gifts for weddings and funerals. separation device. Background technique [0002] In general, in oriental countries such as Korea, China, and Japan, there is a culture of giving gifts to congratulators or mourners who participate in traditional ceremonial weddings and funerals. In such cases, gift money is generally received manually. That is, guests or mourners participate in the ceremony after handing the bag containing the gift money to the recipient and signing the guest book. Generally, the names of congratulators or mourners are recorded on the back of the bag containing the gift money. After the recipient usually confirms the amount of gift money in the gift bag and the name of the visitor, it is recorded in another account b...

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[0006] However, the known automatic gift money processing system requires congratulators or mourners to personally enter their personal information, whi

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