Abstract: An in-line process is provided for economical and concurrent manufacture of attractive flat paper substrate transaction cards and display carriers with or without an RFID chip embedded therein. In the user-friendly process, one or more continuous webs from roller paper are automatically fed and sequentially advanced through a series of operations and stations in a single pass to simultaneously produce the flat paper substrate transaction cards and display carriers.

Abstract: An in-line process is provided for economical manufacture of attractive flat paper substrate transaction cards with or without an RFID chip embedded therein. In the user-friendly process, one or more continuous webs from roller paper are automatically fed and sequentially advanced through a series of operations and stations in a single pass.

Abstract: An in-line process is provided for economical manufacture of attractive flat paper substrate transaction cards with or without an RFID chip embedded therein.

Abstract: An in-line process is provided for economical and concurrent manufacture of attractive flat paper substrate transaction cards and display carriers with or without an RFID chip embedded therein. In the user-friendly process, one or more continuous webs from roller paper are automatically fed and sequentially advanced through a series of operations and stations in a single pass to simultaneously produce the flat paper substrate transaction cards and display carriers.

Abstract: A home traction table (10) having a generally planar table (11) being supported by a pair of T-shaped leg members (20) and (21). A pelvic support frame (48) is disposed perpendicular to the plane of the table. A pelvic harness (42) is provided for supporting the pelvic area of patient (1) by attaching harness (42) to pelvic frame (48). A weight brace (31) is attached to the head end of planar table (11) and extends angularly upward from that end. A pulley (32) is rotatably mounted in the extended end of weight brace (31). A head harness (35) is provided which longitudinally supports the head of patient (1) and is attached by a flexible member, such as rope, to an adjustable weight. The flexible member is slidably received by pulley (32) which converts the downward weight force to a longitudinal tensive traction force. An elongated rectangular vibrating pad (14) is pivotally mounted within planar table (11) and has a vibrator motor (29 ) attached thereto.

Abstract: A home traction table 10 having a generally planar table 11 being supported by a pair of T-shaped leg members 20 and 21. A pelvic support frame 48 is disposed perpendicular to the plane of the table. A pelvic harness 42 is provided for supporting the pelvic area of patient 1 by attaching harness 42 to pelvic frame 48.A weight brace 31 is attached to the head end of planar table 11 and extends angularly upward from that end. A pulley 32 is rotatably mounted in the extended end of weight brace 31. A head harness 35 is provided which longitudinally supports the head of patient 1 and is attached by a flexible member, such as rope, to an adjustable weight. The flexible member is slidably received by pulley 32 which converts the downward weight force to a longitudianl tensive traction force.An elongated rectangular vibrating pad 14 is privotally mounted within planar table 11 and has a vibrator motor 29 attached thereto.