Bill separator using frictional force
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Dec 29, 2005
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May 23, 2005
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Jun 29, 2004
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The present invention provides a bill separator using frictional force, including a gate roller and a feeding roller which rotate in close contact with front and rear surfaces of a bill, respectively, to separate and discharge bills one by one, wherein the gate roller is formed of a material with a friction coefficient higher than that of the bill and constructed not to rotate in a bill-discharging direction, the feeding roller is formed of a material with a friction coefficient higher than that of the gate roller and constructed to rotate in the bill-discharging direction and to come into close contact with or be spaced apart from the gate roller, and an elastic means is further provided for causing the feeding roller to be in close contact with the gate roller with a certain magnitude of elastic force. With the bill separator using frictional force according to the invention, bills can be correctly discharged one by one so that the number of bills discharged can be coincident with the number of bills requested, and the bill separator can be easily installed and repaired without a skilled person and a special jig since possible abnormal changes in a gap between the gate roller and the feeding roller can be overcome simply by replacing the elastic means.
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