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Rockwell International Corporation

Kenneth W Dabisch

Ira B Goldberg

Edward Hudyma

Ragy A Isaac

Stanley Momot

John S Richards

Richard Fedrigon

Richard Oesterlin

A marker applying device (50) for a substrate (14) having a plurality of markers (70) having magnetic material (74) in a backing (72) of the markers (70), and an adhesive (76) on a front surface (78) of the backing (72), a marker retainer (62) having a relative weak magnetic force at spaced locations (64) for releasably retaining the markers (70) at the spaced locations (64) in a configuration with the adhesive (76) facing outwardly from the retainer (62), an electromagnet (88) positioned with the substrate (14) being intermediate the electromagnet (88) and retainer (62), and the markers (70) being sequentially positioned by the retainer (62) in a configuration with the adhesive (76) facing the electromagnet (88) and substrate (14), and a device (CPU) for electrically pulsing the electromagnet (88) to produce a relatively strong magnetic force, such that the electromagnet (88) removes the markers (70) from the retainer (62) and deposits them onto the substrate (14) such that the adhesive (76) on the markers (70) retains the markers (70) on the substrate (14).

Magnetic marker applying device for a printing press

A printing press with a page cutting control apparatus (11) for controlling cut-off registration in a rotary printing press (10) includes markers (30, 32, 51, 53) for printing reference marks (36) on webs (20, 23) with magnetizable ink having magnetic particles therein, magnetizers (62, 64, 65, 67) for magnetizing the reference marks, sensors (121-124) for magnetically detecting the reference marks, and a controller (140) for changing the web length in response to the detecting.

Continuous web printing press with page cutting control apparatus and

An apparatus for the non-contacting counting of newspapers and the like which are being transported in shingled or overlapped relationship by a continuous conveyor system, which apparatus includes, a source of radiant energy positioned to direct a stream of energy against the surface of the overlapped moving papers, energy sensors positioned to receive energy reflected from the surfaces of the papers at a plurality of locations and means responsive to the output from the sensors to derive a signal indicative of the number of papers passing beneath the source of radiant energy.

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Bolingbrook, IL, United States of America

Kenneth W Dabisch