Abstract: Methods, systems and devices are described for a chassis with a repositionable optical feedthrough plate. An apparatus, includes a chassis having a first module bay with a first plate mounting bracket, a second module bay with a second plate mounting bracket and a modular repositionable plate with an optical feedthrough that is removably connectable to the first plate mounting bracket and removably connectable to the second plate mounting bracket.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices are described for a chassis with repositionable plates. An apparatus, including a chassis having a first module bay with a first plate mounting bracket, a second module bay with a second plate mounting bracket and a repositionable plate that is removably connectable to the first plate mounting bracket and removably connectable to said second plate mounting bracket.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices are described for a chassis with repositionable plates. An apparatus, including a chassis having a first module bay with a first plate mounting bracket, a second module bay with a second plate mounting bracket and a repositionable plate that is removably connectable to the first plate mounting bracket and removably connectable to said second plate mounting bracket.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices are described relating to a chassis for front and back inserted modules. An apparatus includes a chassis including a first module bay and a second module bay, the first module bay and the second module bay together composing both a forward section and rearward section.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices are described relating to a chassis for front and back inserted modules. An apparatus includes a chassis including a first module bay and a second module bay, the first module bay and the second module bay together composing both a forward section and rearward section.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices are described for a chassis with repositionable plates. An apparatus, including a chassis having a first module bay with a first plate mounting bracket, a second module bay with a second plate mounting bracket and a repositionable plate that is removably connectable to the first plate mounting bracket and removably connectable to said second plate mounting bracket.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices are described relating to a chassis for front and back inserted modules. An apparatus includes a chassis including a first module bay and a second module bay, the first module bay and the second module bay together composing both a forward section and rearward section.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for stacking newspapers is disclosed which obviates the need to fasten individual stacks. Once ejected from a stacking device, stacks of newspapers pass through an assembly station where they are arranged into groups of three, called slugs, and compressed. The slug then enters a collector where a layer consisting of four slugs is positioned on a sliding table. This positioning requires lateral movement of slugs. Lateral support is provided throughout this movement to prevent the stacks from toppling over. Once a full layer has been accumulated, the sliding table is retracted, and the layer of newspapers falls onto a floating table below. This floating table, which serves as the bottom floor of the container in which it is housed, is automatically lowered by discrete amounts as layers are received. Extendible cylinders located below the collector vertically move the floating table.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for stacking newspapers is disclosed which obviates the need to fasten individual stacks. Once ejected from a stacking device, stacks of newspapers pass through an assembly station where they are arranged into groups of three, called slugs, and compressed. The slug then enters a collector where a layer consisting of four slugs is positioned on a sliding table. This positioning requires lateral movement of slugs. Lateral support is provided throughout this movement to prevent the stacks from toppling over. Once a full layer has been accumulated, the sliding table is retracted, and the layer of newspapers falls onto a floating table below. This floating table, which serves as the bottom floor of the container in which it is housed, is automatically lowered by discrete amounts as layers are received. Extendible cylinders located below the collector vertically move the floating table.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for stacking newspapers is disclosed which obviates the need to fasten individual stacks. Once ejected from a stacking device, stacks of newspapers pass through an assembly station where they are arranged into groups of three, called slugs, and compressed. The slug then enters a collector where a layer consisting of four slugs is positioned on a sliding table. This positioning requires lateral movement of slugs. Lateral support is provided throughout this movement to prevent the stacks from toppling over. Once a full layer has been accumulated, the sliding table is retracted, and the layer of newspapers falls onto a floating table below. This floating table, which serves as the bottom floor of the container in which it is housed, is automatically lowered by discrete amounts as layers are received. Extendible cylinders located below the collector vertically move the floating table.