John R Wilhovsky

Title: John R. Wilhovsky and Fabric Security Labels.

Introduction

John R. Wilhovsky is an inventor associated with Sparta, New Jersey, and Paxar Corporation. His patent work addresses security labeling for fabric goods sold in retail stores.

Latest Patents

Wilhovsky is credited with 1 patent, titled “Fabric Security Label.” The invention describes attaching a security device, such as a metallic strip, to fabric materials so that it can trigger a signal when passing through a magnetic sensing field. The label is designed for use on garments, apparel, towels, footwear, and other soft goods.

The patent describes attachment methods that allow the security device to be removed after a purchase or permanently affix it to the item. Labels can be attached to woven, coated, and synthetic fabrics using conventional sewing, heat sealing, or ultrasonic sealing.

Career Highlights

Wilhovsky’s documented patent contribution focuses on adapting retail anti-theft technology to fabric products. The invention addresses practical considerations such as secure attachment, compatibility with different materials, and removal after a sales transaction.

Collaborations

Wilhovsky’s listed coworkers include Raymond A. Blanchard, Jr., and Gerald R. Bradley. His patent is associated with Paxar Corporation.

Conclusion

John R. Wilhovsky’s patent describes a versatile fabric security label intended to help retailers protect apparel and other soft goods while accommodating different materials and attachment methods.