Patents by Inventor Rajendra Mehta
Rajendra Mehta has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 6358596Abstract: A cellulosic sheet suitable for use as a security document is provided including a multi-functional transparent secure mark formed therein. In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention the secure mark comprises a transparentized portion of the substrate. The cellulosic substrate defines first and second major faces. The transparentized portion comprises a transparentizing composition applied to the cellulosic substrate in a predetermined pattern so as to define a graphical image having a relative transparency selected so as to define an area of increased transparency in the substrate. The transparentizing composition comprises a transparentizing agent and a security agent. In one embodiment of the present invention, the transparentized portion includes a printed portion and printed matter defining the printed portion is covered by the transparentizing composition.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 1999Date of Patent: March 19, 2002Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, Watson L. Gullett, David E. Washburn, A. Dale Lakes
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Publication number: 20020011512Abstract: A business form or mailer intermediate providing fold-over carbonless imaging is provided. The form or mailer includes separate CB and CF coating portions on a single sheet. When the form or mailer is folded about a fold line, the CB portion comes in contact with the CF portion. An image is created when the fold-over carbonless area is subjected to an imaging force.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 28, 2001Publication date: January 31, 2002Inventors: Rajendra Mehta, A. Dale Lakes, Hugh B. Skees
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Publication number: 20020006559Abstract: A coating for a retroreflective document is provided which renders the surface of the document receptive to toners and inks printed thereon while not substantially interfering with the retroreflective properties of the underlying substrate. Methods for fabricating the document are also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 11, 1999Publication date: January 17, 2002Inventors: RAJENDRA MEHTA, A. DALE LAKES, RICHARD LYNN SHIELDS
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Publication number: 20010046577Abstract: A secure sticker is provided comprising a waterproof base portion including a paper ply, static printed matter, and a resin, wherein the paper ply and the static printed matter are sealed within the resin, and wherein the resin is substantially transparent to light in the visible spectrum. In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, a secure sticker is provided comprising a substantially waterproof base portion, a liner ply, and an adhesive interface. The substantially waterproof base portion includes a paper ply, static printed matter, and a resin. The paper ply and the static printed matter are sealed within the resin. The resin is substantially transparent to light in the visible spectrum. The liner ply defines a label portion and a removable portion, wherein the label portion includes variable printed matter thereon. The adhesive interface is arranged to adhere the liner ply to the base portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2001Publication date: November 29, 2001Inventors: David E. Washburn, Rajendra Mehta, Khristopher J. Fitzgerald
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Patent number: 6322106Abstract: A business form or mailer intermediate providing fold-over carbonless imaging is provided. The form or mailer includes separate CB and CF coating portions on a single sheet. When the form or mailer is folded about a fold line, the CB portion comes in contact with the CF portion. An image is created when the fold-over carbonless area is subjected to an imaging force.Type: GrantFiled: October 11, 2000Date of Patent: November 27, 2001Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, A. Dale Lakes, Hugh B. Skees
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Patent number: 6303202Abstract: A secure sticker is provided comprising a waterproof base portion including a paper ply, static printed matter, and a resin, wherein the paper ply and the static printed matter are sealed within the resin, and wherein the resin is substantially transparent to light in the visible spectrum. In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, a secure sticker is provided comprising a substantially waterproof base portion, a liner ply, and an adhesive interface. The substantially waterproof base portion includes a paper ply, static printed matter, and a resin. The paper ply and the static printed matter are sealed within the resin. The resin is substantially transparent to light in the visible spectrum. The liner ply defines a label portion and a removable portion, wherein the label portion includes variable printed matter thereon. The adhesive interface is arranged to adhere the liner ply to the base portion.Type: GrantFiled: January 4, 1999Date of Patent: October 16, 2001Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: David E. Washburn, Rajendra Mehta, Khristopher J. Fitzgerald
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Patent number: 6258746Abstract: A thermally imagable business record, such as a form, label, tag, or the like is provided which may be activated to form human and/or machine readable images as well as different colored images. The record comprises a substrate having a thermally imagable coating on substantially its entire surface which forms a first color when activated, and having a desensitized area on at least one area of its surface which may be overcoated with a thermally imagable coating capable of forming a different color upon activation than the first thermally imagable coating. The first thermally imagable coating provides images which are of machine readable quality, while the additional thermally imagable coatings provide images of a different color to designate selected areas on the form or label to a user.Type: GrantFiled: December 8, 1999Date of Patent: July 10, 2001Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, Gary Doll, Mark Dotson, A. Dale Lakes, Rick L. Shields
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Patent number: 6158651Abstract: A business form or mailer intermediate providing fold-over carbonless imaging is provided. The form or mailer includes separate CB and CF coating portions on a single sheet. When the form or mailer is folded about a fold line, the CB portion comes in contact with the CF portion. An image is created when the fold-over carbonless area is subjected to an imaging force.Type: GrantFiled: February 3, 2000Date of Patent: December 12, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, A. Dale Lakes, Hugh B. Skees
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Patent number: 6143120Abstract: A cellulosic substrate which is suitable for use as a mailer or envelope and which has at least one transparentized portion is provided. A method of transparentizing a cellulosic substrate by the application of a transparentizing material which provides enhanced toner adhesion properties, fast penetration rates and which is cured by exposure to radiation is also provided. The addition of small amounts of water to the transparentizing material enhances penetration rates. Further, these transparentizing materials may be applied without the need for solvents. These features thus permit continuous, in-line transparentization.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 1998Date of Patent: November 7, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, Hugh B. Skees
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Patent number: 6139065Abstract: Security paper, security documents made from the security paper, and processes for making the security paper, are provided. A filament is bonded and embedded into paper which has previously been manufactured. The filament is bonded to the paper by an adhesive, or by heat and pressure. The filament is embedded into the paper by pressure applied by rolls. The filament may be imprinted with printed matter for visual confirmation of document authenticity. The filament may include any combination of security features, such as reflective filaments, fluorescent filaments, and high tensile strength filaments.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 1999Date of Patent: October 31, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: David Ernest Washburn, Rajendra Mehta, Harry Allen Seifert
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Patent number: 6123253Abstract: A business form or mailer intermediate providing fold-over carbonless imaging is provided. The form or mailer includes separate CB and CF coating portions on a single sheet. When the form or mailer is folded about a fold line, the CB portion comes in contact with the CF portion. An image is created when the fold-over carbonless area is subjected to an imaging force.Type: GrantFiled: June 8, 1998Date of Patent: September 26, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, A. Dale Lakes, Hugh B. Skees
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Patent number: 6103355Abstract: A cellulosic substrate which is suitable for use as a mailer or envelope and which has at least one transparentized portion is provided. A method of transparentizing a cellulosic substrate by the application of a transparentizing material which provides enhanced toner adhesion properties, fast penetration rates and which is rapidly and completely cured by exposure to radiation is also provided. Further, these transparentizing materials may be applied without the need for solvents. These features thus permit continuous, in-line transparentization.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 1998Date of Patent: August 15, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventor: Rajendra Mehta
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Patent number: 6073377Abstract: An over-wrap label for a container includes a label substrate having a first end and a second end, a first major surface and a second major surface. The first major surface includes a first area of adhesive material adapted to secure the first end of the label substrate to the container, a second area of adhesive material adjacent to the second end of the label substrate, and at least one portion of the first major surface remains free of adhesive. The second major surface includes an area of release material, the label being of a size such that the second end of the label substrate extends around the container and overlaps the first end. The second end is releasably securable to the second major surface of the label substrate by contacting the second area of adhesive material with the area of release material.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 1997Date of Patent: June 13, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventor: Rajendra Mehta
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Patent number: 6031020Abstract: The present invention is directed to the deliberate cancellation of MICR-readable documents by applying a penetrating ink through the MICR line of the document wherein the ink contains magnetic particles which disrupt the reading of the MICR line by the MICR reader. The magnetic particles in the ink do not penetrate along with the other ink components, but remain on or near the surface of the document. These extraneous magnetic particles interfere with MICR readers by preventing accurate reading of the encoded MICR characters and cause the MICR reader to reject such a document from normal processing automatically.Type: GrantFiled: August 27, 1998Date of Patent: February 29, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, Richard Lynn Shields, Harry Allen Seifert
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Patent number: 6015589Abstract: A thermally imagable business record, such as a form, label, tag, or the like is provided which may be activated to form human and/or machine readable images as well as different colored images. The record comprises a substrate having a thermally imagable coating on substantially its entire surface which forms a first color when activated, and having a desensitized area on at least one area of its surface which may be overcoated with a thermally imagable coating capable of forming a different color upon activation than the first thermally imagable coating. The first thermally imagable coating provides images which are of machine readable quality, while the additional thermally imagable coatings provide images of a different color to designate selected areas on the form or label to a user.Type: GrantFiled: April 16, 1998Date of Patent: January 18, 2000Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, Gary Doll, Mark Dotson, A. Dale Lakes, Rick L. Shields
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Patent number: 5984363Abstract: A thermally imagable business record such as a form, tag, label or the like is provided in which selected areas of the record may be activated to form an image upon exposure to heat. In one embodiment, at least one selected area of a substrate surface contains a thermally imagable coating of initially colorless color formers and color developers while the remaining areas of the substrate are left uncoated. The substrate may be pre-coated to provide a smooth, non-porous base coat for the thermally imagable coating, and may also include a protective coating layer to protect the subsequently printed thermal image.Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 1994Date of Patent: November 16, 1999Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Mark Dotson, Rajendra Mehta, A. Dale Lakes
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Patent number: 5961152Abstract: Security paper, security documents made from the security paper, and processes for making the security paper, are provided. A filament is bonded and embedded into paper which has previously been manufactured. The filament is bonded to the paper by an adhesive, or by heat and pressure. The filament is embedded into the paper by pressure applied by rolls. The filament may be imprinted with printed matter for visual confirmation of document authenticity. The filament may include any combination of security features, such as reflective filaments, fluorescent filaments, and high tensile strength filaments.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 1997Date of Patent: October 5, 1999Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: David Ernest Washburn, Rajendra Mehta, Harry Allen Seifert
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Patent number: 5944881Abstract: A security ink is provided containing a colored dye, a colored pigment, and a fluorescent pigment. The ink may be printed on a number of security documents such as checks and may be passed through printing devices such as laser printers without the problem of damage to the ink the printed image, or the printer. The fluorescent pigment in the ink will fluoresce when the document is exposed to ultraviolet light and may be used to provide an authentication feature.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 1997Date of Patent: August 31, 1999Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, Gary Walter Doll, Richard Lynn Shields
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Patent number: 5912205Abstract: A security document is provided containing a color-forming composition having an insulating material therein which allows the document to be passed through heated printing devices such as laser printers without the problem of premature color development. The color-forming composition includes a mixture of a color former, a color developer, and an insulating material. In a preferred embodiment, a toner adhesion-enhancing composition containing an insulating material is applied over the color-forming composition. The security document may be used to provide an authentication feature and/or an indication of attempted alterations from the use of solvents, heat or abrasion.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 1997Date of Patent: June 15, 1999Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: A. Dale Lakes, Mark Dotson, Rajendra Mehta
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Patent number: 5888283Abstract: A direct thermal ink composition is provided which is formed from an aqueous dispersion of an initially colorless color former and an initially colorless color developer in particulate form. The direct thermal ink composition also includes a sensitizer, where the particles of the sensitizer at least partially surround the particles of the color developer, which prevents premature color development of the ink. The thermal ink preferably has a solids content of between about 40 to 60% by weight, and is substantially free of pigments and fillers.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 1996Date of Patent: March 30, 1999Assignee: The Standard Register CompanyInventors: Rajendra Mehta, Rick L. Shields, Mark Dotson