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Kofu, Japan

Katsumasa Takagi

USPTO Granted Patents = 12

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.1

ph-index = 2

Forward Citations = 7(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal12 out of 489 
 
Nisca Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2008-2016

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12 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 9248687 - Bookmaking method (2016-02-02),
2. 8442422 - Bookbinding method, and bookbinding unit and image-forming system equipped with the same (2013-05-14),
3. 8308412 - Adhesive applicator and bookmaking apparatus using the same (2012-11-13),
4. 8281736 - Adhesive applicator and bookbinder in bookbinding apparatus, and image-forming system associated therewith (2012-10-09),
5. 8139999 - Adhesive applicator, and bookbinding and image-forming apparatuses equipped with the applicator (2012-03-20),
6. 8052131 - Bookmaking apparatus (2011-11-08),
7. 7970340 - Adhesive applicator, and bookbinding apparatus and image-forming system equipped with the applicator (2011-06-28),
8. 7918442 - Bookmaking apparatus (2011-04-05),
9. 7712733 - Bookmaking apparatus (2010-05-11),
10. 7497428 - Sheet bundle conveyance apparatus (2009-03-03),
11. 7377301 - Adhesive dispensing apparatus and image forming apparatus (2008-05-27),
12. 7314075 - Adhesive dispensing apparatus and image forming apparatus (2008-01-01),

Title: The Innovative Minds of Katsumasa Takagi in Bookbinding Technology

Introduction

Katsumasa Takagi, an inventive spirit based in Kofu, Japan, has made significant contributions to the field of bookbinding technology. With a total of 12 patents to his name, Takagi continues to push the boundaries of innovation within the industry, focusing on methods that enhance the efficiency and quality of book production.

Latest Patents

Among his latest notable patents is a comprehensive bookmaking method that allows for the vertical positioning of sheet bundles. This innovative technique involves applying adhesive to the bottom edge of the sheet bundle while applying a specific contact pressure. It provides a mechanism for applying adhesive with varying pressure conditions, optimizing the adhesive application process.

In addition, Takagi has developed a sophisticated bookbinding method, which includes a bookbinding unit that precisely attaches covers to the spine of sheet bundles. This unit not only ensures accurate binding but also incorporates mechanisms to create folding scores in the cover flaps. Complementing this system is a well-designed process path for transporting bundles through adhesive application and cover-binding locations, showcasing the blend of practicality and innovation.

Career Highlights

Katsumasa Takagi is currently affiliated with Nisca Corporation, where he plays a pivotal role in advancing bookbinding technologies. His career is marked by continuous innovation, reflected in his numerous patents that address key challenges in the manufacturing of books.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Takagi has collaborated with talented colleagues, including Keiichi Nagasawa and Akihiko Tsukui. Together, they have worked on optimizing bookbinding systems, sharing insights and strategies that drive their innovations forward.

Conclusion

Katsumasa Takagi exemplifies the innovative spirit within the bookbinding industry. His array of patents and collaborative efforts underscores his commitment to enhancing the efficiency and quality of book production. As technology continues to evolve, Takagi remains at the forefront, driving advancements that will shape the future of bookmaking.

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