A cash deposit chest

Abstract

This invention relates to the field of financial equipment technology, and in particular to a cash storage cabinet, including a safe and a deposit box. The safe has a cash transport port on its top for a cash transport mechanism to connect to. A cash-blocking bracket is fixed inside the safe at a position corresponding to the cash transport port. The deposit box is movably connected to the safe through the cash-blocking bracket, and the top of the deposit box has a deposit slot corresponding to the cash transport port. A deposit plate is movably installed at the deposit slot for opening and closing the deposit slot. When the deposit box is connected to the cash-blocking bracket, the cash-blocking bracket limits the deposit plate to the open position. When the deposit box is separated from the cash-blocking bracket, the deposit plate moves to the closed position. The deposit box of this invention can automatically lock when it is taken out of the safe, which greatly improves the anti-theft performance and facilitates the transfer of the deposit box and the cash inside.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of financial equipment technology, and in particular to a cash deposit cabinet. Background Technology

[0002] When conducting cash transactions such as depositing or transferring money at a bank, bank staff need to use a banknote detector to verify the authenticity of the cash, then count the amount of cash. After all the cash has been confirmed, it is placed into a cash deposit box. Once a certain amount of cash has been deposited, the cash in the cash deposit box needs to be counted again. After the count is completed, the cash inside the cash deposit box needs to be transferred to prevent excessive cash overflow.

[0003] Patent CN211787290U discloses a cash deposit box information identification device, including a banknote detector, a safe, a conveying mechanism, and a cash deposit box. The banknote detector uses a counter to count the amount of cash. This solution effectively solves the problem of the inconvenience of counting the amount of cash put into the cash deposit box.

[0004] However, further investigation revealed the following problems with the solution: the cash box is only protected by an external safe, and the cash box itself does not have a closing mechanism. When the safe is opened, the cash box is exposed, resulting in very poor anti-theft performance and inconvenience for the transfer of the cash box and cash. Summary of the Invention

[0005] The purpose of this invention is to overcome the shortcomings and deficiencies of the existing technology and to provide a cash storage cabinet. The cash box of this invention can automatically lock when it is taken out of the safe, which greatly improves the anti-theft performance and facilitates the transfer of the cash box and the cash inside.

[0006] The technical solution adopted by the present invention is as follows: A cash storage cabinet includes a safe and a deposit box. The safe has a cash transport port on its top for docking with a cash transport mechanism. A cash-blocking bracket is fixed inside the safe at the position corresponding to the cash transport port. The deposit box is movably connected to the safe through the cash-blocking bracket, and the top of the deposit box has a deposit slot corresponding to the cash transport port. A deposit plate for opening and closing the deposit slot is movably arranged at the deposit slot. When the deposit box is connected to the cash-blocking bracket, the cash-blocking bracket limits the deposit plate to the open position. When the deposit box is separated from the cash-blocking bracket, the deposit plate moves to the closed position.

[0007] The money box is equipped with a locking mechanism. When the money plate moves to the position of closing the money slot, the locking mechanism locks the money plate.

[0008] The money box is slidably connected to the banknote-blocking bracket via a first slide rail assembly. The money plate is slidably mounted on the money box via a second slide rail assembly, and a push plate is provided on the money plate. The banknote-blocking bracket is provided with a baffle for abutting the push plate.

[0009] The second slide rail assembly includes two second slide rail bodies symmetrically arranged on the inner walls of both sides of the money box. The money plate is mounted on the two second slide rail bodies. The money box is also equipped with at least one retractor connected to the money plate. When the money box slides out of the safe along the first slide rail assembly, the retractor drives the money plate to slide to the position of closing the money slot.

[0010] The first slide rail assembly includes two first slide rail bodies symmetrically arranged on the outer walls of both sides of the money box. Each side of the banknote blocking bracket is provided with a sliding plate that slides with the first slide rail body. The end of the sliding plate extends with a locking block, and the end of the first slide rail body is provided with a locking groove for the locking block to engage.

[0011] The slot extends to the side wall of the first slide rail body. The side wall of the money box has a notch corresponding to the slot. A limit plate extends from the money box plate. The money box also has a limit assembly inside. The limit assembly includes a rotating plate, a mounting rod, a torsion spring, a first stop rod, and a second stop rod. The rotating plate is rotatably connected to the mounting rod. The mounting rod and the first stop rod are mounted on the second slide rail body. The rotating plate has an arc-shaped groove for the first stop rod to pass through. The second stop rod is mounted on the rotating plate. The torsion spring is sleeved on the mounting rod, with one end of the torsion spring abutting against the side wall of the first stop rod and the other end abutting against the side wall of the second stop rod. One end of the rotating plate is used to cooperate with the limit plate, and the other end passes through the notch to cooperate with the slide plate.

[0012] When the money storage plate slides to the position where the money storage slot is open, the limiting plate and the rotating plate engage. When the money box slides to the position where the card block engages with the card slot, the sliding plate drives the rotating plate to rotate until it separates from the limiting plate.

[0013] It also includes a money box and a money bag connected to the money box. One side of the money box is rotatably connected to the money box via a hinge, and the other side is locked to the money box via a latch. The money box is also provided with a handle on the side corresponding to the latch, and the safe is provided with a door on the side corresponding to the handle.

[0014] The first slide rail body includes a bent upper plate, a side plate, and a lower plate. A slot is provided on the upper plate. The ends of the upper plate and side plate furthest from the slot are longer than the lower plate, forming an overlap. The upper plate also has a guide slope at the end corresponding to the overlap. The lower plate has a break at the bend between the end corresponding to the overlap and the side plate. The slide plate is formed by a secondary bending of a banknote-blocking bracket. A connecting plate is formed between the slide plate and the banknote-blocking bracket. A guide assembly is provided on the connecting plate, including bolts, nuts, a mounting plate, a torsion spring, and a guide arm. The pulley is provided. The bolt passes through the connecting plate and the mounting plate in sequence and is threadedly connected to the nut. The mounting plate is square and abuts against the slide plate and the banknote-holding bracket. The torsion spring is sleeved on the section between the mounting plate and the connecting plate corresponding to the bolt. One end of the torsion spring abuts against the banknote-holding bracket and the other end is connected to the guide arm. The pulley is mounted on the guide arm. The slide plate has a window for the pulley to pass through. The axis of the pulley is kept inside the window or on the side of the window closer to the banknote-holding bracket. The end of the pulley passing through the window is used for sliding cooperation with the side plate.

[0015] The first slide rail body is also provided with a stop block at one end near the slot. The stop block is bent and extends to the side of the first slide rail body. The side of the first slide rail body is provided with a groove for the stop block to engage. When the money box slides to the point where the stop block engages with the slot, the pulley drives the rotating plate to rotate until it separates from the limiting plate.

[0016] The beneficial effects of this invention are as follows: The cash box is linked to an external safe through a banknote-blocking bracket. When the cash box is installed inside the safe through the banknote-blocking bracket, the deposit port and the cash transport port are connected, ensuring that cash can accurately fall into the cash box. When the cash box is separated from the banknote-blocking bracket, the deposit plate will automatically lock to ensure the safety of the cash. Even if the safe is forcibly opened, the cash in the cash box cannot be stolen. It has double protection, strong anti-theft performance, and facilitates bank staff to transfer the cash box and cash. Attached Figure Description

[0017] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention or the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly introduced below. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, obtaining other drawings based on these drawings without creative effort still falls within the scope of the present invention.

[0018] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the cabinet door when it is opened in this invention; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the money box when the money tray is opened. Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the cash box and the banknote holder. Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the banknote-holding bracket. Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the cash box when the cash tray is closed. Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the present invention without the safe and the money box; Figure 8 for Figure 7 A magnified view of a portion of point A in the middle; Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the present invention with the banknote-blocking bracket removed; Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of removing the baffle in another embodiment of the present invention; Figure 11 for Figure 10 A magnified view of a portion of point B in the middle; In the diagram, 1-safe, 2-cash box, 3-cash conveyor, 4-cash guard bracket, 5-cash slot, 6-cash plate, 7-locking mechanism, 8-push plate, 9-limiting plate, 10-second slide rail body, 11-winding device, 12-first slide rail body, 13-slide plate, 14-block, 15-slot, 16-notch, 17-rotating plate, 18-mounting rod, 19-torsion spring, 20-first stop bar, 21-second stop bar, 22-arc 23-Money box, 24-Money bag, 25-Hinge, 26-Lock, 27-Handle, 28-Cabinet door, 29-Baffle, 30-Top panel, 31-Side panel, 32-Bottom panel, 33-Overlapping part, 34-Guide slope, 35-Break, 36-Connecting plate, 37-Bolt, 38-Nut, 39-Mounting plate, 40-Torsion spring, 41-Guide arm, 42-Pulley, 43-Window, 44-Stop, 45-Groove. Detailed Implementation

[0019] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the present invention clearer, the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0020] It should be noted that all uses of "first" and "second" in the embodiments of the present invention are for the purpose of distinguishing two entities or parameters with the same name but different names. It is clear that "first" and "second" are only for the convenience of expression and should not be construed as limiting the embodiments of the present invention. Subsequent embodiments will not explain this in detail.

[0021] The directional and positional terms used in this invention, such as "up," "down," "front," "back," "left," "right," "inner," "outer," "top," "bottom," and "side," are merely for reference to the accompanying drawings. Therefore, the directional and positional terms used are for illustrating and understanding this invention, and not for limiting the scope of protection of this invention.

[0022] like Figures 1 to 8 As shown in the figure, a cash storage cabinet according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a safe 1 and a deposit box 2. The safe 1 has a cash transport port 3 on its top for docking with a cash transport mechanism. A cash-blocking bracket 4 is also fixed inside the safe 1 at a position corresponding to the cash transport port 3. The deposit box 2 is movably connected to the safe 1 through the cash-blocking bracket 4, and the top of the deposit box 2 has a deposit slot 5 corresponding to the cash transport port 3. A deposit plate 6 is movably disposed at the deposit slot 5 for opening and closing the deposit slot 5. When the deposit box 2 is connected to the cash-blocking bracket 4, the cash-blocking bracket 4 limits the deposit plate 6 to the open position of the deposit slot 5. When the deposit box 2 is separated from the cash-blocking bracket 4, the deposit plate 6 moves to the closed position of the deposit slot 5.

[0023] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: The cash box is linked to the external safe via a banknote-holding bracket. When the cash box is installed inside the safe via the bracket, the deposit slot connects with the cash transport slot, ensuring that cash falls accurately into the cash box. When the cash box is separated from the bracket, the deposit plate automatically locks, ensuring cash security. Even if the safe is forcibly opened, the cash in the cash box cannot be stolen, providing double protection and extremely strong anti-theft performance. It also facilitates the transfer of cash boxes and cash by bank staff. In this embodiment, a banknote detector is used for the cash transport mechanism. This detector can not only verify the authenticity of the cash but also count the amount. The banknote detector's dispensing port directly connects to the cash transport slot, and the detector is fixed to the safe, completely sealing the cash transport slot. Cash falls directly and accurately without slipping out through the connection gaps. Once the cash in the cash box reaches a certain amount as counted by the banknote detector, bank staff can directly transfer the entire cash box without opening it and counting the cash, avoiding the problem of lost cash during manual counting and further improving practicality and security. This cash storage cabinet can be used independently without the need for other equipment to operate. It is used in public places where banknotes are collected, allowing a small amount of cash to be stored overnight before being collected periodically.

[0024] Furthermore, the money box 2 is equipped with a locking mechanism 7 inside. When the money plate 6 moves to the position of closing the money opening 5, the locking mechanism 7 locks the money plate 6.

[0025] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: In this embodiment, the locking mechanism adopts an automatically pop-out bolt lock. The money storage plate is provided with a lock hole that cooperates with the bolt lock. When the money storage plate moves to the position of closing the money storage slot, the bolt lock will automatically pop out and lock the money storage plate, which has the effect of preventing theft. At the same time, the bolt lock is located inside the money box to prevent the money storage plate from being opened from the outside by unlocking the bolt lock.

[0026] In a further configuration, the money box 2 is slidably connected to the banknote-blocking bracket 4 via a first slide rail assembly, the money plate 6 is slidably mounted on the money box 2 via a second slide rail assembly, and the money plate 6 is provided with a push plate 8, and the banknote-blocking bracket 4 is provided with a baffle 29 for abutting the push plate 8.

[0027] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: both the cash box and the cash tray are connected by a sliding mechanism, and both move horizontally. When the cash box is pushed into place and engages with the banknote-holding bracket, the baffle can abut and limit the push plate, keeping the cash tray in the open state. The cash tray can only be closed when the cash box slides away from the banknote-holding bracket, further enriching the linkage between the cash box and the banknote-holding bracket. There is no need to add an additional locking mechanism to limit the cash tray, as the cash tray is limited when the cash box is installed in place.

[0028] Further, the second slide rail assembly includes two second slide rail bodies 10 symmetrically arranged on the inner walls of both sides of the money box 2. The money plate 6 is mounted on the two second slide rail bodies 10. The money box 2 is also provided with at least one retractor 11 connected to the money plate 6. When the money box 2 slides outward along the first slide rail assembly toward the outside of the safe 1, the retractor 11 drives the money plate 6 to slide to the position of closing the money slot 5.

[0029] The beneficial effects of this setup are as follows: the winding device uses a steel wire winding device, and the winding device and the latch lock are located on the same side inside the money box. The winding device is continuously hooked and connected to the money plate. After the push plate is not stopped by the baffle, it can help the money plate slide automatically to the position of closing the money slot. With the help of the latch lock, the money plate can be automatically locked.

[0030] Further, the first slide rail assembly includes two first slide rail bodies 12 symmetrically arranged on the outer walls of both sides of the money box 2. Each side of the banknote blocking bracket 4 is provided with a sliding plate 13 that slides and engages with the first slide rail body 12. The end of the sliding plate 13 extends with a locking block 14. The end of the first slide rail body 12 is provided with a locking groove 15 for the locking block 14 to engage.

[0031] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: the money box slides through the two first slide rail bodies and the sliding plate of the banknote-holding bracket. When the sliding reaches the point where the card block and the card slot engage, the money box is installed in place, that is, at the position where the money deposit port and the banknote transport port are connected. During subsequent use, the money box will not be affected by external vibrations and can still remain in the correct position.

[0032] Further, the slot 15 extends to the side wall of the first slide rail body 12, and the side wall of the money box 2 has a notch 16 corresponding to the slot 15. A limiting plate 9 extends from the money plate 6, and a limiting component is also provided inside the money box 2. The limiting component includes a rotating plate 17, a mounting rod 18, a torsion spring 19, a first stop rod 20, and a second stop rod 21. The rotating plate 17 is rotatably connected to the mounting rod 18. The mounting rod 18 and the first stop rod 20 are mounted on the second slide rail body 10. An arc-shaped groove 22 is provided on the rotating plate 17 for the first stop rod 20 to pass through. The second stop rod 21 is mounted on the rotating plate 17. The torsion spring 19 is sleeved on the mounting rod 18, and one end of the torsion spring 19 abuts against the side wall of the first stop rod 20 and the other end abuts against the side wall of the second stop rod 21. One end of the rotating plate 17 is used to cooperate with the limiting plate 9, and the other end passes through the notch 16 to cooperate with the sliding plate 13.

[0033] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: the limiting component also serves to lock and unlock the money storage plate. When the money storage plate slides to the open position, the limiting plate and the rotating plate engage to lock the money storage plate in the open money storage position. The rotating plate automatically rotates and resets under the cooperation of the torsion spring, the first stop lever, and the second stop lever, and remains in the position where the limiting plate is locked.

[0034] Further configuration: when the money storage plate 6 slides to the position where the money storage slot 5 is opened, the limiting plate 9 engages with the rotating plate 17; when the money box 2 slides to the position where the card block 14 engages with the card slot 15, the sliding plate 13 drives the rotating plate 17 to rotate until it separates from the limiting plate 9.

[0035] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: When the rotating plate is manually pressed from the notch or pressed via the sliding plate of the banknote holder, the limiting plate is unlocked. This means that the rotating plate unlocks the limiting plate when the money box and banknote holder are in place. However, the push plate of the money box is still abutted and limited by the baffle, so the money box remains open until the money box is removed from the banknote holder, at which point the money box automatically closes. This further optimizes the linkage between the money box and the banknote holder. Before inserting the money box into the banknote holder, the latch lock needs to be unlocked first. Then, the push plate is pulled to slide the money box to the open money slot position. At the same time, the rotating plate engages and limits the limiting plate, keeping the money box in its current position. Installation is complete simply by aligning the first slide rail of the money box with the sliding plate and inserting it.

[0036] Further configuration includes a money box 23 and a money bag 24 connected to the money box 23. One side of the money box 2 is rotatably connected to the money box 23 via a hinge 25, and the other side is locked to the money box 23 via a latch 26. The money box 2 is also provided with a handle 27 on the side corresponding to the latch 26, and the safe 1 is provided with a door 28 on the side corresponding to the handle 27.

[0037] The advantages of this design are as follows: the money box and money bag greatly increase the cash capacity, and the money box can hide the internal components such as the latch, retractor, and limit components, preventing the money box from being unlocked from the outside. When it is necessary to open the money box to take out the cash, the hinge between the money box and the money box can be used to open the flap, that is, without opening the money box, the cash can be taken directly from the larger opening between the money box and the money box, making it more convenient to take out the cash. The latch and retractor are both located inside near the hinge end, and the latch must be unlocked before the money box can be flipped open to unlock the latch. The handle is used to pull the money box, which makes it easy for the money box to slide away from the cash-holding bracket. The safe door usually has a built-in lock to prevent theft.

[0038] like Figures 9 to 11 As shown in another embodiment of the present invention, the first slide rail body 12 includes a bent upper plate 30, a side plate 31, and a lower plate 32. The slot 15 is disposed on the upper plate 30. The ends of the upper plate 30 and the side plate 31 away from the slot 15 are longer than the lower plate 32, forming an overlap portion 33. The end of the upper plate 30 corresponding to the overlap portion 33 also has a guide slope 34. The end of the lower plate 32 corresponding to the overlap portion 33 and the bending point of the side plate 31 also has a break 35. The slide plate 13 is formed by a secondary bending through a banknote-blocking bracket 4. The slide plate 13 and the banknote-blocking bracket 4 are connected by a connecting plate 36. The connecting plate 36 is provided with a guide assembly, which includes a bolt 37, a nut 38, a mounting plate 39, and a torsion spring. 40. Guide arm 41 and pulley 42. Bolt 37 passes through connecting plate 36 and mounting plate 39 in sequence and is threadedly connected to nut 38. Mounting plate 39 is square and abuts between slide plate 13 and banknote holder 4. Torsion spring 40 is sleeved on the section between mounting plate 39 and connecting plate 36 corresponding to bolt 37. One end of torsion spring 40 abuts against banknote holder 4 and the other end is connected to guide arm 41. Pulley 42 is mounted on guide arm 41. Slide plate 13 has a window 43 for pulley 42 to pass through. The axis of pulley 42 is kept inside window 43 or on the side of window 43 near banknote holder 4. The end of pulley 42 passing through window 43 is used to slide with side plate 31.

[0039] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: the overlapping part allows the first slide rail body to overlap on the slide plate, and the overlap can be made quickly at an inclined angle. When the money box is pushed, the first slide rail body and the slide plate are guided and slid together. The overlapping part is used for vertical guidance, while the guiding slope is for horizontal guidance. The break allows the lower plate to deform, expanding the docking space. The combination of these three structures greatly improves the success rate of docking and helps to quickly install the money box and the cash-holding bracket in the narrow space inside the safe. At the same time, a pulley guide component is also set between the cash-holding bracket and the slide plate. The pulley is kept extending outward from the window by the elasticity of the torsion spring. The pulley can contact and slide with the side plate of the first slide rail body, further helping to guide the money box horizontally. Even when driven by the torsion spring, the pulley can only extend partially out of the window, which can effectively prevent the pulley from colliding with the side plate and twisting the torsion spring in the opposite direction. The mounting plate is designed with a square structure to prevent the mounting plate and the connecting bolts and nuts from rotating and loosening, ensuring that the torsion spring and pulley are firmly installed and preventing the guide component from moving vertically.

[0040] The first slide rail body 12 is also provided with a stop block 44 at one end near the slot 15. The stop block 44 is bent and extends to the side of the first slide rail body 12. The side of the first slide rail body 12 is provided with a groove 45 for the stop block 44 to engage. When the money box 2 slides to the point where the stop block 14 engages with the slot 15, the pulley 42 drives the rotating plate 17 to rotate until it separates from the limiting plate 9.

[0041] The beneficial effects of this design are as follows: the stop block restricts the first slide rail body and the slide plate, preventing them from sliding too far. The stop block engages with the groove to fix it to the first slide rail body. At the same time, the stop block can also cover the notch to prevent accidental activation of the rotating plate. When the first slide rail body and the slide plate slide into place, the pulley extending from the window can also help the rotating plate rotate, preventing the rotating plate from colliding with the slide plate and affecting the unlocking of the money deposit plate. The pulley not only has a guiding function but also has a stable driving function for the rotating plate, improving the overall stability and the stability of each linkage structure.

[0042] The above description discloses only preferred embodiments of the present invention and should not be construed as limiting the scope of the present invention. Therefore, equivalent variations made in accordance with the claims of the present invention are still within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A cash deposit box, comprising a safe (1) and a money box (2), characterized in that: The safe (1) has a cash transport port (3) on its top for the cash transport mechanism to connect to. Inside the safe (1), a cash-blocking bracket (4) is fixed at the position corresponding to the cash transport port (3). The deposit box (2) is movably connected to the safe (1) through the cash-blocking bracket (4). The top of the deposit box (2) has a deposit slot (5) corresponding to the cash transport port (3). A deposit plate (6) for opening and closing the deposit slot (5) is movably installed at the deposit slot (5). When the deposit box (2) is connected to the cash-blocking bracket (4), the cash-blocking bracket (4) limits the deposit plate (6) to the position of opening the deposit slot (5). When the deposit box (2) is separated from the cash-blocking bracket (4), the deposit plate (6) moves to the position of closing the deposit slot (5).

2. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: The money box (2) is equipped with a locking mechanism (7). When the money plate (6) moves to the position of closing the money opening (5), the locking mechanism (7) locks the money plate (6).

3. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: The money box (2) is slidably connected to the banknote holder (4) via the first slide rail assembly. The money plate (6) is slidably mounted on the money box (2) via the second slide rail assembly. A push plate (8) is provided on the money plate (6). A baffle (29) for abutting the push plate (8) is provided on the banknote holder (4).

4. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 3, characterized in that: The second slide rail assembly includes two second slide rail bodies (10) symmetrically arranged on the inner walls of both sides of the money box (2). The money plate (6) is mounted on the two second slide rail bodies (10). The money box (2) is also provided with at least one retractor (11) connected to the money plate (6). When the money box (2) slides out along the first slide rail assembly toward the outside of the safe (1), the retractor (11) drives the money plate (6) to slide to the position of closing the money opening (5).

5. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 4, characterized in that: The first slide rail assembly includes two first slide rail bodies (12) symmetrically arranged on the outer walls of the two sides of the money box (2). The banknote holder (4) is provided with a sliding plate (13) on each side that slides and engages with the first slide rail body (12). The end of the sliding plate (13) extends with a locking block (14). The end of the first slide rail body (12) is provided with a locking groove (15) for the locking block (14) to engage.

6. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 5, characterized in that: The slot (15) extends to the side wall of the first slide rail body (12). The side wall of the money box (2) has a notch (16) corresponding to the slot (15). A limit plate (9) extends from the money plate (6). The money box (2) is also provided with a limiting component. The limiting component includes a rotating plate (17), a mounting rod (18), a torsion spring (19), a first stop (20), and a second stop (21). The rotating plate (17) is rotatably connected to the mounting rod (18). The mounting rod (18) and the first stop... The rod (20) is installed on the second slide rail body (10). The rotating plate (17) has an arc-shaped groove (22) through which the first stop rod (20) passes. The second stop rod (21) is installed on the rotating plate (17). The torsion spring (19) is sleeved on the mounting rod (18). One end of the torsion spring (19) abuts against the side wall of the first stop rod (20) and the other end abuts against the side wall of the second stop rod (21). One end of the rotating plate (17) is used to cooperate with the limiting plate (9) and the other end passes through the notch (16) to cooperate with the sliding plate (13).

7. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 6, characterized in that: When the money storage plate (6) slides to the position where the money storage slot (5) is opened, the limiting plate (9) engages with the rotating plate (17). When the money box (2) slides to the position where the card block (14) engages with the card slot (15), the sliding plate (13) drives the rotating plate (17) to rotate until it separates from the limiting plate (9).

8. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a money box (23) and a money bag (24) connected to the money box (23). One side of the money box (2) is rotatably connected to the money box (23) via a hinge (25), and the other side is locked to the money box (23) via a buckle (26). The money box (2) is also provided with a handle (27) on the side corresponding to the buckle (26), and the safe (1) is provided with a door (28) on the side corresponding to the handle (27).

9. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 7, characterized in that: The first slide rail body (12) includes a bent upper plate (30), a side plate (31), and a lower plate (32). The slot (15) is provided on the upper plate (30). The upper plate (30) and the side plate (31) are longer than the lower plate (32) at the end away from the slot (15) to form an overlap (33). The upper plate (30) also has a guide slope (34) at the end corresponding to the overlap (33). The lower plate (32) also has a break (35) at the bend between the end corresponding to the overlap (33) and the side plate (31). The slide plate (13) is formed by a secondary bending of the banknote-blocking bracket (4). The slide plate (13) and the banknote-blocking bracket (4) are connected by a connecting plate (36). The connecting plate (36) is provided with a guide assembly. The guide assembly includes a bolt (37), a nut (38), a mounting plate (39), a torsion spring (40), and a guide arm (4). 1) and pulley (42), the bolt (37) passes through the connecting plate (36) and the mounting plate (39) in sequence and is threaded to the nut (38). The mounting plate (39) is square and is abutted between the slide plate (13) and the banknote holder (4). The torsion spring (40) is sleeved on the section between the mounting plate (39) and the connecting plate (36) corresponding to the bolt (37). One end of the torsion spring (40) abuts against the banknote holder (4) and the other end is connected to the guide arm (41). The pulley (42) is mounted on the guide arm (41). The slide plate (13) has a window (43) for the pulley (42) to pass through. The axis of the pulley (42) is kept inside the window (43) or on the side of the window (43) close to the banknote holder (4). The end of the pulley (42) passing through the window (43) is used to slide with the side plate (31).

10. A cash deposit cabinet according to claim 9, characterized in that: The first slide rail body (12) is also provided with a stop block (44) at one end near the slot (15). The stop block (44) is bent and extends to the side of the first slide rail body (12). The side of the first slide rail body (12) is provided with a groove (45) for the stop block (44) to engage. When the money box (2) slides to the point where the stop block (14) engages with the slot (15), the pulley (42) drives the rotating plate (17) to rotate until it separates from the limiting plate (9).

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