Patents Represented by Law Firm Samuelson & Jacob
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Patent number: 4151554Abstract: A color television image projector in which three television projection cathode ray tubes, one for each television primary color, are arranged in a T-shaped array with the face plates of the cathode ray tubes placed in a chamber, and crossed dichroic mirrors are located in the chamber for presenting a single image, composed of the primary color images in superimposed registration, at a window in the chamber. The chamber is filled with a liquid having an index of refraction approximately the same as that of the face plates, the mirror substrates, and the window, and cooling means is associated with the chamber for removing heat from the liquid in the chamber. A projection lens system is associated with the window for projecting the single image presented at the window.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 1977Date of Patent: April 24, 1979Inventor: Arthur R. Tucker
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Patent number: 4142790Abstract: Apparatus for developing exposed diazotype sheet material in which an accurately metered amount of liquid developer is applied to the sheet material by an applicator roller. The roller surface is essentially smooth and liquid developer is applied to the roller surface in an amount metered by a metering blade assembly which includes a flexible support member carrying a resilient backing layer which, in turn, carries a fine mesh screen held in contact with the smooth surface of the roller. The screen includes intersecting filaments and opposed, flattened lands on opposite surfaces of the screen and located at intersections of the filaments, the screen having a predetermined thickness between opposed flattened lands.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 1978Date of Patent: March 6, 1979Assignee: Diazit Company, Inc.Inventors: Robert P. Neeb, Henry W. Patrick, Ray H. Mumford
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Patent number: 4103454Abstract: A folding assembled article in the form of a toy airplane has a fuselage of paper folded along a longitudinal line and a paper wing assembled with the fuselage and movable between a folded configuration, wherein the assembly is flat for packaging purposes, and an erect configuration, wherein the wing is maintained in an extended lateral position relative to the fuselage for flight.Type: GrantFiled: May 19, 1977Date of Patent: August 1, 1978Inventor: Myron Stone
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Patent number: 4102529Abstract: A railing system has a mounting arrangement including mounting brackets selectively located within a longitudinal slot in a rail member or in an upright standard, each slot and each mounting bracket having complementary wedge-shaped cross-sectional configurations and each mounting bracket including separate elements secured to one another but urged apart laterally to wedge the mounting bracket securely in place within a slot at any selected longitudinal location. Adjacent rail members are joined together end-to-end by connectors received within a D-shaped cavity in the rail members, the connectors having a complementary, split D-shaped cross-sectional configuration which is flexed outwardly by clamping screws to clamp each connector within adjacent abutted rail members.Type: GrantFiled: May 6, 1977Date of Patent: July 25, 1978Inventors: Werner H. Neblung, Gerhard O. Petrich
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Patent number: 4100974Abstract: A machine for driving and extracting piling and the like having a horizontal support member and frame coupled so that the frame may move toward and away from the support member in a vertical direction, a pair of races located side by side in the frame and defining a corresponding pair of paths of travel spaced horizontally from each other and located in a common vertical plane, a relatively heavily weighted roller mounted for rotation within each race, each roller being rotatable about a horizontal axis perpendicular to the common vertical plane, means for rotating the weighted rollers in synchronism such that the horizontal components of the forces generated on the frame by the rollers cancel one another and the vertical components of the forces are in phase to thereby simulate the impact of a conventional reciprocating pile hammer.Type: GrantFiled: January 6, 1977Date of Patent: July 18, 1978Inventor: Charles R. Pepe
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Patent number: 4099179Abstract: A method and system of electronic image storage and display wherein the display is viewed on a raster scan TV display and the incoming signal comprises a sequence of scan lines whose line rate is lower than that of the horizontal TV line rate and is an integer submultiple, preferably even, thereof. The incoming signal is stored in the memory of a scan converter and the stored image is scanned and displayed on a conventional television raster scan display.The scan converter mode is alternated between read and write such that the writing is carried out during the time required to scan one horizontal TV line in the field and the reading is carried out during the time required to scan the next horizontal TV line in the field to thereby write and read during alternate horizontal TV lines.To produce a spatially uniform raster, the horizontal TV lines of succeeding TV fields are offset by one line from the horizontal TV lines of the preceding field.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 1976Date of Patent: July 4, 1978Assignee: Princeton Electronic Products, Inc.Inventor: Steven R. Hofstein
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Patent number: 4094244Abstract: A hand-held label marking device prints selected bar code character information on labels by scribing selected code bars upon one area of a moving label juxtaposed with a printing medium and prints corresponding alpha-numeric character information upon another area of the label by impacting the label and printing medium against selected print elements, thereby establishing a standard symbol, such as that currently prescribed in the United States by the Universal Product Code. Further alpha-numeric information is printed upon a further area of the label by a reciprocating printing mechanism in the same device to provide consumer-readable price information. A compact arrangement of component parts enables the printing of a full range of bar code character information in accordance with a compact symbol standard such as the zero-suppression symbol standard of the Universal Product Code, together with the corresponding alpha-numeric character information.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 1976Date of Patent: June 13, 1978Assignee: Dymo Industries, Inc.Inventors: Richard A. Edwards, Cecil G. Olson
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Patent number: 4093233Abstract: A golf game in which the player strikes a golf ball into a scoring field having a plurality of scoring zones and including a board having a representation of a golf course with a prescribed number of spaces between the tee and the cup of each hole. A movable playing piece represents a player's position on the course and is moved in response to the position of the struck ball on the scoring field to a space on the golf hole being played. Certain spaces are provided with specially marked indicia of two types for the selection of an instruction card from the designated stack of such cards associated with the particular specially marked space to further determine the movement of the player's playing piece.Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 1977Date of Patent: June 6, 1978Inventor: Charles E. Barbarow
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Patent number: 4088407Abstract: A cuvette for liquid chromatographic analysis and like determinations having a chamber through which the liquid being analyzed flows, a single optical body for directing exciting light to the chamber and emitted light to a detector and means for holding the optical body in intimate contact with the chamber.Type: GrantFiled: July 9, 1976Date of Patent: May 9, 1978Assignee: Schoeffel Instrument Corp.Inventors: Dietmar M. Schoeffel, Armin K. Sonnenschein
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Patent number: 4087137Abstract: A drill bushing or similar article, such as a pump bushing having a hardened body of steel and a thin inner coating of tungsten carbide distributed throughout a matrix of nickel chrome which provides a metallurgical bond to the steel body and a metallic bond to the particles of tungsten carbide. The drill bushing or similar article will have the wear characteristic of the solid tungsten carbide article, but would retain the coefficient of expansion characterisic of steel with the steel body eliminating the brittleness experienced in solid tungsten carbide articles.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 1975Date of Patent: May 2, 1978Assignee: Eastern Fusecoat IncorporatedInventor: Edward J. Voitas
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Patent number: 4075897Abstract: A pair of orthogonal drive shafts carry cams which are coupled to a platform for orbital movement of the platform. The platform supports a workpiece below an electrode in an electrical discharge machining operation. The cams are cylindrical segments which extend axially at an acute angle to their respective drive shafts so as to present a changing throw along the axial extent of the cams and the coupling means is selectively adjustable along the axial extent of the cams to enable selection of the amplitude of the orbit. In another embodiment, a single drive shaft carries cams each having a throw extending perpendicular to the drive shaft and a further cam having a throw parallel to the drive shaft. The cams are coupled to a platform for orbital movement of the platform and have changing throws in the respective directions of the throws to enable selection of the amplitude of the orbit.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 1975Date of Patent: February 28, 1978Assignee: Triangle Tool CompanyInventor: Fred Schmidt
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Patent number: 4072105Abstract: In an apparatus for printing and dispensing labels carried in a label ribbon of indeterminate length, a hand lever is held in a rest position by a return spring and a printing device is coupled with the hand lever for movement toward a label, located on a printing table, upon depression of the hand lever and away from the printing table upon release of the hand lever. A transport mechanism is coupled with the hand lever for advancing the label ribbon by a distance equal to the label spacing on the ribbon each time the hand lever is actuated. A printing device is carried at the free end of a further lever movable in the same plane as the hand lever and normally held stationary by a pawl, the other end of the further lever being coupled with the hand lever through a further spring extending between the hand lever and the further lever.Type: GrantFiled: July 14, 1976Date of Patent: February 7, 1978Inventors: Werner Becker, Kurt Schrotz
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Patent number: 4060194Abstract: A closed heating system in which a silicone fluid having a high specific heat is pumped through an element formed of tetrafluoroethylene. The element is provided with a plurality of small openings through which the fluid is forced. The fluid is heated and the heated fluid is forced to blow through one or more heat transfer units through which heat is transferred to the ambient atmosphere.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 1976Date of Patent: November 29, 1977Inventor: George H. Lutz
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Patent number: 4051035Abstract: A plurality of support brackets are placed within a basin of a system for the aerobic treatment of liquid waste materials and are arranged in a pattern beneath continuous lines in a gas distribution line array, the lines being attached to the brackets, and mixer-aerator devices are capable of ready attachment to the brackets to enable selective location of a mixer-aerator devices over orifices placed in the line array at the brackets, or ready detachment from the brackets to enable selective removal of the mixer-aerator devices without disturbing the attachment of the lines to the brackets, the balance within the gas distribution line array, or the ability of the system to continue to operate, despite the removal of some mixer-aerator devices, without further modification of the system.Type: GrantFiled: August 16, 1976Date of Patent: September 27, 1977Assignee: Ralph B. Carter CompanyInventors: William O. Boschen, Angelo V. Annichiarico, Arthur L. Johnson
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Patent number: 4049258Abstract: Method and apparatus wherein flat corrugated paperboard sheets in stacks are rearranged into a horizontally shingled array of the desired faced orientation and fed toward an exit in the apparatus, each stack being fed onto a conveyor, then tilted to a first posture wherein the sheets are not yet in the horizontally shingled array, but are supported with their edges resting on the conveyor and with their faces making an acute angle facing the exit, the sheets then being moved toward the exit while supported on their edges in the first posture, and then being dropped from the first posture into a second posture, wherein the sheets are in the shingled array, and into juxtaposition with shingled sheets of a previous stack on the conveyor for establishing a flow of continuously shingled sheets toward the exit.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 1976Date of Patent: September 20, 1977Assignee: General Corrugated Machinery Co., Inc.Inventor: Joseph A. Zeblisky
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Patent number: 4049260Abstract: Apparatus for feeding sheets such as flat, corrugated paperboard sheets used to be formed into packaging cases including an entrance end and an exit end, means for receiving a stack of horizontal sheets at the entrance end, a conveyor for receiving the stack of horizontal sheets, means associated with the conveyor for placing the stack of horizontal sheets in an orientation wherein the sheets rest on their edges such that they will be delivered at the exit end in the desired faced orientation, means for supporting the sheets in the edge resting orientation such that the face of the leading sheet and the bed of the conveyor form an acute angle facing the exit end of the apparatus, means for delivering the sheets horizontally in the desired faced orientation to the exit end of the apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 1976Date of Patent: September 20, 1977Assignee: General Corrugated Machinery Co., Inc.Inventor: Andrew M. Szymborski
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Patent number: 4049245Abstract: Apparatus and method for preparing a plasticated material from solids introduced into the apparatus, the apparatus including a barrel having a screw conveyor defining a channel for conveying the material in a downstream direction as the material is melted, the channel including a solids conveying zone and a melting zone downstream from the solids conveying zone, the apparatus and the method including, respectively, means and the step of providing an abrupt change in the volume of the channel at a specified location between the solids conveying zone and the melting zone for inducing the formation of a melt pool in the channel at that location.Type: GrantFiled: July 7, 1975Date of Patent: September 20, 1977Assignee: Scientific Process & Research, Inc.Inventors: Zehev Tadmor, Imrich Klein
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Patent number: 4048682Abstract: A bed pan having an improved construction is provided which includes an elliptically shaped vessel having a continuous vessel forming sidewall, a bottom wall, and a top wall which is tilted upwardly from front to back. A recess is provided in the top wall through which waste material may be deposited into the vessel in the usual fashion by a user thereof. A downwardly turned lip in the top wall defines the recess therein. Underlying the mouth of the recess, a plate member is slidably mounted in the lip. A slot is provided in the rear portion of the sidewall and the plate member may be withdrawn therethrough, and access may then be had to the vessel interior.Type: GrantFiled: October 13, 1976Date of Patent: September 20, 1977Inventor: Pattie Smith
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Patent number: 4049259Abstract: Method and apparatus wherein flat corrugated paperboard sheets in stacks are rearranged into a horizontally shingled array of the desired faced orientation and fed toward an exit in the apparatus, each stack being fed onto a conveyor, then tilted to a first posture wherein the sheets are not yet in the horizontally shingled array, but are supported with their edges resting on the conveyor and with their faces making an acute angle with the conveyor, the sheets then being moved toward the exit while supported on their edges in the first posture, and then being dropped from the first posture into a second posture, wherein the sheets are in the shingled array, and into juxtaposition with shingled sheets of a previous stack on the conveyor for establishing a flow of continuously shingled sheets toward the exit.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 1976Date of Patent: September 20, 1977Assignee: General Corrugated Machinery Co., Inc.Inventor: George A. Ventz
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Patent number: 4045031Abstract: A game board has a system of courts where the outcome of lawsuits are determined and a continuous playing path around its edge. Chance devices direct movements of game pieces along the path, and indications on the path direct selection of cards relating to lawsuits.Each player has the opportunity as determined by the chance devices of claiming a specific lawsuit as his own and thereby becomes the plaintiff of that lawsuit. Another player may become the defendant of that specific lawsuit by a determination of the chance devices. The outcome of different lawsuits and their penalties are determined by a system of courts, required legal fees, use of an expert witness, and operation of the chance devices.Type: GrantFiled: February 24, 1976Date of Patent: August 30, 1977Inventor: William Brenton Arnold