Unit operations on a web with attached zipper and method of performing the same

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 7779605
APP PUB NO 20090127371A1
SERIAL NO

12321398

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Abstract

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A unit operation station for use in a web processing machine comprising: a shuttle system including an input roller for receiving a web and an attached zipper, an output roller and a the connecting element for maintaining the input roller and the output roller in a fixed position relative to each other; a plurality of stations performing distinct operations for mechanically altering the attached zipper, one of the plurality of stations including a slider-insertion mechanism for placing a slider onto the zipper; a web path located beyond the input roller and including the plurality of stations; a driver for providing reciprocating movement to the shuttle system to cause intermittent movement of the web and the attached zipper along the web path; wherein the output roller releases the web and the attached zipper at a rate substantially equal to a continuous input feed rate of the web and the attached zipper, and wherein the shuttle system moves at a speed substantially equal to the continuous input/output feed rate of the web as it enters and exits the plurality of stations.

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REYNOLDS PRESTO PRODUCTS INC670 N PERKINS STREET APPLETON WI 54914

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Inventor(s)

Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Benedict, Larry E Palmyra, US 7 19
Cappel, Craig E Pittsford, US 34 653
Provan, Alexander R Canandaigua, US 31 886
Thomas, Toby R Victor, US 60 2366
Winiecki, Gerald R Suring, US 15 59

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