Arthur W JoyceArlington, MA

3983603, Oct 5, 1976

Sep 30, 1974

5/510219

Arthur W. Joyce - Framingham MA

Dennison Manufacturing Company - Framingham MA

F16L 3300

24 16PB

A tie or harness for bundling items and having a strap with a tip having guide means to aid in the entry of the strap into a channel of the head of the harness, the guide means also preventing wrong way insertion of the strap into the head as well as providing means for firmly holding a blank used to form the strap tie in order to stretch same.

4384519, May 24, 1983

Nov 6, 1980

6/204415

Arthur W. Joyce - Framingham MA

Dennison Manufacturing Company - Framingham MA

B41L 4500

101 69

Apparatus is disclosed for imprinting tickets and pinning them onto articles. The printing-pinning machine includes seven functional assemblies driven from a single shaft in a compact arrangement. A strip feed drive handles ticket stock with minimal drag and "pull back", and includes the features of a jogger, and profiled feed pawls. A feed/inking drive system includes mechanical amplification, a ball detent safety feature, and a floating guide rod assembly. Print and sever apparatus are lowered and raised in coordination, to act in sequence on the ticket strip.

4092765, Jun 6, 1978

Aug 25, 1977

5/827760

Arthur W. Joyce - Framingham MA

Dennison Manufacturing Company - Framingham MA

B65D 6310

24 16PB

A miniaturized harnessing device formed by a locking head and an attached serrated strap. The head contains a guide channel for receiving the strap after encirclement of the items to be harnessed, and an internal locking tang. The end of the strap before the regular serrations has a serrated ramp, the length of which is longer than the interval between regular serrations, to ease the insertion of the strap into a small-scale harnessing device.

4136148, Jan 23, 1979

Oct 21, 1976

5/734572

Arthur W. Joyce - Framingham MA

Dennison Manufacturing Co. - Framingham MA

F16L 3300

264291

A harnessing device formed by a locking head and an attached webbed strap. The head contains a locking tang in a guide channel that receives the strap after encirclement of items to be harnessed. The tang engages abutments of the webbed strap for adjustable retention of the harnessed items. The strap is advantageously molded of a stretch reorientable material. Stretching produces a relatively thin and strengthened web which resists penetration by the locking tang and reduces the possibility of failure by fracture or reverse rotation. The inclusion of the relatively thin web also promotes homogeniety during molding and avoids imperfections that can cause failure in other types of straps.