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Newnan, GA   

101 E Janata Blvd #2A, Lombard, IL 60148    630-6272824   

101 Janata Blvd, Lombard, IL 60148    630-6272824   

141 Janata Blvd, Lombard, IL 60148    630-6295812   

2250 Grace St, Lombard, IL 60148    630-6272824   

26325 Ravine Woods Dr, Channahon, IL 60410    815-4678543   

1415 Creekside Cir, Minooka, IL 60447    815-4672117   

Willeys, IL   

Gay, GA   

240 O Tara Woods Dr, Newnan, GA 30263   

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Position: Retired

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Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Admitted:
2006

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Tech At Comcast

Location:
Greater Chicago Area
Industry:
Telecommunications

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Method And Machine For Transferring Indicia To Tapered Articles

US Patent:
4239570, Dec 16, 1980
Filed:
Oct 10, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/949527
Inventors:
Daniel Kerwin - Lombard IL
Assignee:
The Meyercord Co. - Carol Stream IL
International Classification:
B65C 316
US Classification:
156163
Abstract:
This disclosure deals with a machine for transferring indicia (such as decalcomanias) from an elongated web or carrier strip to tapered articles, such as tumblers, at a high rate of speed. The articles are moved along a transport path and means is provided to turn the articles as the articles are moved through an indicia transferring portion of the path. The web and the articles are moved in the same direction and in a generally straight line, and the articles are rolled across the web and the indicium, thereby peeling the indicium from the web. Means is provided to tilt the axes of the tapered tumblers relative to the plane of the web in order to place the side of the tumbler, which engages the web, parallel to the web. Hold down means is provided to force the tumblers to move in a straight line while rolling. Decals formed with an initial compensating distortion are used in the machine, to compensate for the distortion of the decals that occurs as the decals are transferred to the tumblers.

Machine And Method For Applying Miniaturized Indicia To Articles

US Patent:
4713128, Dec 15, 1987
Filed:
Apr 14, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/851224
Inventors:
Daniel Kerwin - Lombard IL
International Classification:
B65C 316
US Classification:
156 64
Abstract:
This invention deals with a machine or method for transferring decalcomania (decals) from a rolled carrier web or strip to a series of articles. The machine supports a supply reel containing the web and transports the web from the supply reel through a photo sensitive indexing assembly, past a decal applying pressure roller assembly, to a take-up tensioning roller powered by a motor for driving the web. The photoelectric or other appropriate device actuates the release of a brake or other holding means from a web clamping position so that a decal on the web is placed in position for transfer to an article. The web tensioning mechanism is provided to hold the web under tension during application of a decal. A photo cell assembly may be operated to adjust the position of the web so that successive decals are precisely at the transfer position. In instances where an interleaf or backing strip is provided on the supply reel along with a web, the machine removes the interleaf before the web reaches the pressure roller assembly.

Position Control System For A Moving Web

US Patent:
4248655, Feb 3, 1981
Filed:
Jun 1, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/044494
Inventors:
Daniel Kerwin - Lombard IL
Assignee:
The Meyercord Co. - Carol Stream IL
International Classification:
B32B 3100
US Classification:
156351
Abstract:
This disclosure relates to apparatus for controlling the positions of indicia on a moving web relative to the positions of a series of moving articles. The web has a series of spaced indicia on it, and the position of each indicium is matched or registered with the position of an article. First means is provided for sensing each indicium and generating a first signal indicative of the indicia, and second means is provided for sensing the articles and providing a second signal representative of each article. Third means is provided for generating a series of pulses in response to operation of a drive for the web. Counter means counts any pulses between occurrences of the first and second signals, such a count indicating a separation or disparity between positions of an indicium and an associated article. Speed control means operates in response to any such count to adjust the relative speeds of the articles and the web to obtain proper registration.

Machine For Applying Indicia To Tennis Ball Felts

US Patent:
4287016, Sep 1, 1981
Filed:
Jul 18, 1978
Appl. No.:
5/925812
Inventors:
Daniel Kerwin - Lombard IL
Victor Trentadue - Arlington Heights IL
Assignee:
The Meyercord Co. - Carol Stream IL
International Classification:
B65C 902
B65H 308
B65H 334
US Classification:
156497
Abstract:
This disclosure relates to a machine for applying indicia, preferably decalcomanias (decals), to felts that form part of tennis balls. A stack of the felts is placed in the machine, and a destacking mechanism separates each felt from the stack and places them on a conveyor which moves the felts to a decal applicating machine. After a decal is applied to each felt, the conveyor moves the felts to a restacking mechanism which lifts the felts off the conveyor and restacks them. The machine is preferably equipped to handle the felts in pairs in order to double the speed of operation.

Method And Apparatus For Applying Decals To Articles

US Patent:
4459170, Jul 10, 1984
Filed:
Jun 26, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/277858
Inventors:
Daniel Kerwin - Lombard IL
Assignee:
The Meyercord Co. - Carol Stream IL
International Classification:
B65C 918
B65C 312
US Classification:
156361
Abstract:
This disclosure relates to a method and machine for applying a decal to a generally cylindrical article, particularly an article having a handle on one side thereof. A series of decals are attached to an elongated web and are spaced a generally constant distance apart in the direction of the length of the web. The machine includes supply and takeup spindles for rotatably supporting reels for the web, and a web drive for moving the web from the supply reel to the take-up reel. A mandrel rotatably supports the article and a movable head presses the web and the decal against an article on the mandrel. The web passes from the supply reel, between the mandrel and the head, and to the take-up reel. The machine further includes a brake which, when engaged, holds the web against movement, and a decal sensor assembly. After the machine is actuated to cause the movable head to press the decal against an article, the brake is actuated to release the web, and the web is then pulled across the article.

Method And Apparatus For Applying Decals To Articles

US Patent:
4369082, Jan 18, 1983
Filed:
Jun 26, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/277696
Inventors:
Daniel Kerwin - Lombard IL
Assignee:
The Meyercord Co. - Carol Stream IL
International Classification:
B32B 3100
US Classification:
156238
Abstract:
This disclosure relates to a method and machine for applying a decal to a generally cylindrical article, particularly an article having a handle on one side thereof. A series of decals are attached to an elongated web and are spaced a generally constant distance apart in the direction of the length of the web. The machine includes supply and takeup spindles for rotatably supporting reels for the web, and a web drive for moving the web from the supply reel to the take-up reel. A mandrel rotatably supports the article and a movable head presses the web and the decal against an article on the mandrel. The web passes from the supply reel, between the mandrel and the head, and to the take-up reel. The machine further includes a brake which, when engaged, holds the web against movement, and a decal sensor assembly. After the machine is actuated to cause the movable head to press the decal against an article, the brake is actuated to release the web, and the web is then pulled across the article.

Printing Machine For Printing Groups Of Symbols

US Patent:
4084501, Apr 18, 1978
Filed:
Jun 21, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/698052
Inventors:
Daniel Kerwin - Lombard IL
Walter B. Zoberis - Oak Lawn IL
John W. Grec - Westmont IL
James A. McDonald - Palos Heights IL
Assignee:
The Meyercord Co. - Carol Stream IL
International Classification:
B41F 506
US Classification:
101 76
Abstract:
This disclosure deals with a machine for printing indicia on a moving web. The web may consist of a long relatively narrow carrier strip having rows of tax stamps or decals formed thereon, and the machine prints indicia in the form of code symbols on each stamp. The stamps are arranged on the carrier strip in rows which extend longitudinally or in the direction of the length of the strip, and the strip is moved longitudinally through the machine during the printing operation. In the described example of the invention, a plurality of such rows are provided, the rows being laterally spaced across the width of the web, and the laterally adjacent stamps are arranged in laterally extending straight lines. The machine prints a group of symbols on each stamp, and the symbols are the same for every stamp on a given length of the web. The machine includes a plurality of printing cylinders or rollers which are spaced longitudinally of the web and which are moved in an oscillating or reciprocating motion toward and away from the web.

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