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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6659448 | Adjustable separator for a sheet separating device An apparatus for separating flat products from a pile of flat products, the apparatus including a support and at least one separator for separating a product from a pile of products. The separator is movable with respect to the support and includes a curv... | 12/09/2003 |
| 5505994 | Fabric-handling equipment Fabric-handling equipment which removes a fabric web from a stack of such webs or from a supporting surface, dries ink printed on a fabric, and removes a porous fabric held onto a surface by a vacuum. To remove a fabric web from a surface, like a stack of... | 04/09/1996 |
| 5076754 | Apparatus for forming stacks from consecutively conveyed, flat workpieces An apparatus for forming stacks from consecutively fed, flat workpieces, preferably bags, comprises a ram, which is movable up and down and serves to force the workpieces from a plane of conveyance onto a stacking plate or onto a stack formed on said stac... | 12/31/1991 |
| 5062340 | Cutting and positioning apparatus Apparatus for cutting a continuous web into precise length sheets and precisely stacking the sheets, relative to each other, includes first and second moving endless belt tables for advancing the web, a sheet orientation table and a stacking table. A vacu... | 11/05/1991 |
| 5039078 | Separating and feeding garment parts Apparatus for the seriatim separation and feeding of garment parts from a shingled stack of the parts to a predetermined destination. Comprising the apparatus is a movable hold down mechanism for engaging the trailing edge of the second part in the stack ... | 08/13/1991 |
| 4838536 | Fabric picker and separator A fabric picking and transferring device for transferring one or more top fabric plies from a stack of such plies. The device comprises a support body having a fabric engaging end. The housing is displaced toward the stack to position the fabric engaging ... | 06/13/1989 |
| 4717140 | Stream feeder apparatus for printed sheets A stream feeder for moving a shingled stream of signatures forwardly to maintain a small upright stack of signatures at a packer box of a bindery line collator has a transversely extending impaling pin bar movably mounted on a forward end portion of the s... | 01/05/1988 |
| 4684120 | Picking and separating device for transporting one or more fabric piles from a stack A picking and separating device and method of operation for picking one or more upper ones of sheet-like material, such as fabric plies from a stack. The device comprises a frame supporting a picker mechanism which is secured thereto. The mechanism has a ... | 08/04/1987 |
| 4540167 | Apparatus for mounting a recording medium An apparatus for mounting a recording medium having positioning apertures on a mount with positioning pins which are engageable with the apertures. A support having pins engageable with the apertures supports a plurality of recording mediums. A transfer m... | 09/10/1985 |
| 4502677 | Method for feeding recording sheet materials Image recording sheet materials having a relatively hard support, e.g., printing plate sheet materials, can be simply, efficiently, automatically fed to a subsequent step without damaging a photo-sensitive surface by the present feeding method which compr... | 03/05/1985 |
| 4437655 | Process and apparatus for separating flexible sheets from a stack The invention relates to a process and apparatus for separating flexible sheets from a stack wherein the stack is locally compressed and pierced and stack holders are fitted in the holes formed extending through the entire thickness of the stack. The pier... | 03/20/1984 |
