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Robert C Wesinger, Age 5696 Bridge St, Salem, NH 03079
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96 Bridge St, Salem, NH 03079
16 Blueberry Hill Rd, Raymond, NH 03077 (603) 244-2275
Rochester, NH
69 Mcdonald Rd, Wilmington, MA 01887 (978) 657-8229 (978) 658-6071
16 Veranda Ave, Wilmington, MA 01887 (978) 658-5241
Windham, NH
Beverly, MA
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Process For The Preparation Of Silk-Screens For Use In Printing Half Tones
US Patent:
5867882, Feb 9, 1999
Filed:
Mar 29, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/623947
Inventors:
William M. Karlyn - Lynnfield MA
David A. Scher - Groveland MA
Robert E. Wesinger - Wilmington MA
Michael E. Bissel - Beverly MA
David A. Scher - Groveland MA
Robert E. Wesinger - Wilmington MA
Michael E. Bissel - Beverly MA
Assignee:
Autoroll Machine Company, LLC - Middleton MA
International Classification:
B23P 1102
B41C 114
D06C 308
B41C 114
D06C 308
US Classification:
29448
Abstract:
An apparatus and process for the manufacture of silk-screens is provided for use in the printing of halftones, e. g. in a four color printing process. The angle at which the mesh of a silk-screen should be relative to the screen frame to eliminate or at least minimize or localize moire' is predetermined for each of the color film separations. This angle is then carried to stretching apparatus for the woven fabric from which the silk-screens are to be made. The stretching appararatus has a table that is provided with a plurality of rotatable members. A screen frame is placed on each of the rotatable members and the rotable member is rotated to the angle determined by the pre-registration apparatus. The fabric is stretched to the desired tension and the screen frames having been provided at the desired angles are adhered to the stretched fabric, resulting in the mesh in each silk-screen being at the correct angle with respect to the screen frame.
Process And Apparatus For Simultaneously Preparing A Plurality Of Silk Screens
US Patent:
5562030, Oct 8, 1996
Filed:
Apr 10, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/419038
Inventors:
William M. Karlyn - Lynnfield MA
David A. Scher - Groveland MA
Robert E. Wesinger - Wilmington MA
Michael E. Bissel - Beverly MA
David A. Scher - Groveland MA
Robert E. Wesinger - Wilmington MA
Michael E. Bissel - Beverly MA
Assignee:
Autoroll Machine Corporation - Middleton MA
International Classification:
B41F 1536
US Classification:
1011271
Abstract:
An apparatus and process for the manufacture of silk-screens is provided for use in the printing of halftones, e. g. in a four color printing process. The angle at which the mesh of a silk-screen should be relative to the screen frame to eliminate or at least minimize or localize moire' is predetermined for each of the color film separations. This angle is then carried to stretching apparatus for the woven fabric from which the silk-screens are to be made. The stretching appararatus has a table that is provided with a plurality of rotatable members. A screen frame is placed on each of the rotatable members and the rotable member is rotated to the angle determined by the pre-registration apparatus. The fabric is stretched to the desired tension and the screen frames having been provided at the desired angles are adhered to the stretched fabric, resulting in the mesh in each silk-screen being at the correct angle with respect to the screen frame.
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