RU22465U1 - PACKAGING FOR PANDERING A STACK OF BANKNOTES - Google Patents

Description

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PACKAGING FOR PANDERING A STACK OF BANKNOTES.

The utility model relates to the field of packing banknotes stacked in piles, and can be used, for example, in a bank system.

Known packaging for banding a stack of banknotes, which is a loop formed by combining two tapes. The ends of the tapes are interconnected, the resulting loop is increased by moving the tapes forming the loop to a size slightly larger in comparison with the dimensions of the bandage to be stacked; then one of the loop tapes is taken to the side, the product is inserted into the loop, the loop is tightened on the product and the loop tapes are connected to the separation of the pulling tapes, see RU No. 2078011 in class B65B13 / 00 of 02.14.1994.

This technical solution is itself quite complicated and, in addition, provides for a complex technology for its implementation. The packaging material must be durable, the use of plain paper is practically impossible.

Known packaging for banding a stack of banknotes, which is a combination of two mutually perpendicular rings fastened together at the intersection, see RU 2073626 in class B65B11 / 28 from 04/14/1993. In the patent description there is information that the rings are made of polyethylene and are interconnected by welding; rings are made in parallel with the banding process.

This technical solution is taken as a prototype of this utility model.

Its disadvantage is the fact that the packaging is complex, as it consists of two rings, which must be connected to each other to exclude their displacement and increase reliability. To do this, in practice, it is necessary to make rings either from polyethylene or from a two-layer material, including paper and polyethylene or cellophane. The presence of two rings, interconnected, determines the structural complexity of the packaging, and also slows down the process of banding the stacks of banknotes, which

It is also complicated by the fact that the packing rings are made in parallel with this process.

The banding takes place directly in the bank, parallel ring production requires the placement of special additional equipment in the bank, which is irrational, since banking sites are very expensive. Due to the fact that the banknotes are in contact with polyethylene or cellophane, they slip relative to the packaging.

The basis of this utility model is the solution to the problem of creating a simple, reliable and inexpensive package, which would also simplify and reduce the cost of the process of banding a stack of banknotes.

According to a utility model, this problem is solved due to the fact that the package for banding a stack of banknotes is made in the form of one transverse ring; wherein the ring can be made before the banding process; the width of the ring may be 0.2-0.45 banknote length; the ring may be made of a single layer of paper material.

The applicant has not identified technical solutions that are identical to the claimed utility model, which allows us to conclude that it meets the criterion of "novelty.

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The essence of the utility model is illustrated in the drawing, which shows:

in FIG. 1 - packaging and a stack of banknotes before banding;

figure 2 - bandage stack of banknotes.

Packaging for banding a stack of 1 banknote is made in the form of one transverse ring 2. Ring 2 is made in advance of the process of banding a stack of banknotes 1 outdoors, where this process occurs, for example, in a printing house. In order for a single ring to more securely fix the banknotes in a stack, its width "L is from 0.2 to 0.45 of the length" L of the banknote. Ring 2 is made of a single layer of paper tape by gluing the ends of its segments. The diameter of the ring corresponds to the perimeter of the stack of banknotes and depends on their type and face value.

The stack of 1 banknote is slightly bent in the transverse direction and inserted into the ring 2. After installing the ring 2 on the stack of 1 banknote, the last is unbent and takes its original form. The ring is pulled and tightly compresses the pack from all sides. Due to the fact that the ring is quite wide and made of paper without the use of slippery materials (polyethylene, cellophane), the banknotes are securely fixed in a pile.

Banding can be done manually or using machines.

Packaging for banding can be made using common conventional equipment and cheap materials, which determines, according to the applicant, its compliance with the criterion of “industrial applicability.

Claims (4)

1. Packaging for banding a stack of banknotes, characterized in that it is made in the form of one transverse ring.  2. Packaging according to claim 1, characterized in that the ring is made prior to the banding process.  3. Packaging according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the width of the ring is 0.2-0.45 banknote length. 4. Packaging according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the ring is made of a single layer of paper material.