This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Rapistan Systems Advertising Corp.. Active years: 2006.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2006
Title: Jack W. Tomanek: Inventor of a Single-Pass Sequencing System
Introduction
Jack W. Tomanek is an inventor associated with Grand Rapids, Michigan. His patent work includes a system designed to sequence articles efficiently through a single sorting pass.
Latest Patents
Tomanek is credited with 1 patent, titled “Single Pass Sequencing Assembly.” The invention describes a method and apparatus that moves articles from an induction point along a transport path using movable carriages. The carriages deliver the articles to collators, which direct them into selected bins in the desired sequence. The system can support unloading into collecting devices or manual placement into containers, while collators continue receiving articles during a subsequent sorting wave.
Career Highlights
Tomanek’s listed patent is associated with Rapistan Systems Advertising Corp. It addresses the practical challenge of arranging articles in sequence through coordinated transport, sorting, and collection.
Collaborations
The patent record also names Arthur J. Terpstra, Jr., and Ricardo N. Schiesser as coworkers associated with Tomanek.
Conclusion
Jack W. Tomanek’s patented single-pass sequencing assembly reflects an approach to streamlining article sorting through coordinated carriages and collators.
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