Transkrit Corporation

Charles G Bowen

Dawei Sun

Nathan Stoddard

Brian J McMullen

Alison Greenlee

Peter Kellerman

Parthiv Daggolu

Alexander Martinez

Jesse S Appel

Saeed Pirooz

Anthony B Dolce

Brandon Williard

David Morrell

A ribbon is formed such that the ribbon floats on a melt using a cold initializer facing an exposed surface of the melt. The ribbon is single crystal silicon. The ribbon is pulled from the silicon melt at a low angle off the melt surface. The ribbon is formed at a same rate as the pulling. The ribbon is separated from the melt at a wall of the crucible where a stable meniscus forms. The ribbon has a thickness between a first surface and an opposite second surface from 50 μm to 5 mm. The ribbon includes a first region extending a first depth from the first surface. The first region has a reduced oxygen concentration relative to a bulk of the ribbon.

Producing a ribbon or wafer with regions of low oxygen concentration

Adjustable foot rest

A mailer unit having front and back plies secured together on three sides to form an open-ended pocket, a removable insert ply within the pocket, a cover ply removably secured to the front ply and having an image transfer coating for imprinting a reply address on the front ply under the cover ply.

Continuous mailer assembly

The mailer is made of three plies which define an outgoing envelope with a removable tab, a message ply and a return envelope. The back ply has a flat portion which folds over to seal the return mail envelope and is provided with remoistenable glue.

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La Grangeville, NY, United States of America

Charles G Bowen