Banknote Transfer Guide Inclined Edge Design

The transfer guide edges are designed with inclined surfaces (curved geometry) instead of sharp perpendicular edges. The inclined surface has an angle of 60 degrees or more with respect to the conveyance path direction, creating a gradual transition zone that reduces impact forces during unit reinsertion while maintaining banknote transfer safety.

The inclined surfaces on the transfer guide edges act as pre-designed cushioning elements that absorb and distribute impact forces before they can damage the transfer guide or unit. This beforehand cushioning design prevents the harmful pulling forces that occur when units are reinserted with leftover banknotes present.

The inclined surfaces on the transfer guide edges provide a gradual guide for unit reinsertion, reducing impact forces and damage risk during unit movement. This curved geometry design allows units to be easily separated and reattached while protecting against damage from leftover banknotes.

The inclined surface design creates a preliminary anti-action against potential damage during unit reinsertion. By designing the edge geometry to naturally guide units into place with reduced impact, the system preemptively counteracts the harmful forces that would otherwise occur during unit movement operations.