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409 Auditorium Blvd, Winona Lake, IN 46590
Industry:
Printing
Hal B Harting, Age 84409 Auditorium Blvd, Winona Lake, IN 46590
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409 Auditorium Blvd, Winona Lake, IN 46590 (574) 269-2903
Warsaw, IN
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Precision Production Occupations
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High school graduate or higher
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Us Patents
Modular Signature Feeders
US Patent:
2006010, May 18, 2006
Filed:
Nov 17, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/991059
Inventors:
Michael Sittinger - Lombard IL, US
Ronald Dooley - Mattoon IL, US
Earl Anker - Tinley Park IL, US
David Drummond - Minooka IL, US
Hal Harting - Winona Lake IN, US
James Feldman - Warsaw IN, US
John Kristmann - Palos Heights IL, US
Richard Hennessey - Chicago IL, US
Ronald Dooley - Mattoon IL, US
Earl Anker - Tinley Park IL, US
David Drummond - Minooka IL, US
Hal Harting - Winona Lake IN, US
James Feldman - Warsaw IN, US
John Kristmann - Palos Heights IL, US
Richard Hennessey - Chicago IL, US
International Classification:
B65H 39/02
US Classification:
270052140
Abstract:
Systems and apparatus for manufacturing books are disclosed. An example modular signature feeder includes a frame having a base configured to enable the modular signature feeder to be removably attached to another modular signature feeder or a signature transfer assembly associated with a signature collation feeder assembly. Removably attaching the modular signature feeder assembly to another modular signature feeder or a signature transfer assembly increases a footprint of the signature collation feeder assembly. A conveyor configured to move signatures and a hopper configured to hold a plurality of signatures are operatively coupled to the frame. A signature feeding device is disposed between the hopper and the conveyor and configured to feed the signatures from the hopper to the conveyor.
Method And Apparatus For Affixing Inserts Within Books On A Binding Line
US Patent:
5645387, Jul 8, 1997
Filed:
Feb 13, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/387260
Inventors:
Frank Scalet - Warsaw IN
Joseph P. Berger - Winona Lake IN
Hal B. Harting - Winona Lake IN
Anthony J. Majewski - Warsaw IN
Khrystal L. Neibert - Winona Lake IN
Lois C. Tucker - Warsaw IN
Judy E. Walters - Warsaw IN
Steven D. Weaver - Claypool IN
Joseph P. Berger - Winona Lake IN
Hal B. Harting - Winona Lake IN
Anthony J. Majewski - Warsaw IN
Khrystal L. Neibert - Winona Lake IN
Lois C. Tucker - Warsaw IN
Judy E. Walters - Warsaw IN
Steven D. Weaver - Claypool IN
Assignee:
R. R. Donnelley & Sons Company - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B42B 500
US Classification:
412 1
Abstract:
In order to ensure that inserts in a book or magazine will reach the intended recipient, a binding line includes a plurality of packer boxes along a binding line conveyor. The binding line can actuate at least some of the packer boxes to gather signatures from them in order to build groups of signatures into books. The binding line also includes a feeder for feeding at least one insert for association with all or specific ones of the books wherein the inserts are affixed within the books at a point along the binding line. In order to ensure that the inserts in the book or magazine will reach the intended recipient, the inserts may be directly affixed in the books, placed in envelopes that are affixed in the books, or placed in bags that are affixed in the books.
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