Eastman-kodak Company

Martin L Slade

Eric P Hochreiter

Dale W Ryan

Roger Stanley Kerr

Ralph L Piccinino, Jr

Kevin H Blakely

Franklin D Ehrne

Thomas S Albrecht

Clyde L Fetterman

A cup and probe assembly for use in a system for transferring a liquid between two sources in a photographic processor. The probe having body portion having a threaded section that mates with a threaded inlet provided on said cup.

Cup and probe assembly for use in a valve system for transferring a liquid between two sources

A laminating method of forming a pre-press proof ( ) which comprises the steps of forming a lamination sandwich ( ); placing lamination sandwich ( ) at the entrance to a laminator ( ) such that the lamination sandwich ( ) passes through a nip portion ( ) formed by a first lamination roller ( ) and a second lamination roller ( ) and, wherein at least one of the first lamination roller ( ) or second lamination roller ( ) comprises a substantially solid core ( ), a first deformable layer ( ) having a 60-80 durometer and surrounding the substantially solid core ( ), and a second deformable layer ( ) having a 20-60 durometer and surrounding the first deformable layer ( ).

Laminator assembly having an improved dual durometor lamination roller

A scanner includes a drawer, extendible outside the scanner, for loading the original into the scanner; and a drawer supporting arrangement for supporting the drawer for movement into and out of the scanner while scanning takes place during at least part of the movement. The scanner can either be a desktop unit coupled to a host computer or mounted in a drive bay of a computer, in which case the drawer is extendible outside the drive bay for loading the original into the scanner.

Scanner with drawer load and exit

A supporting arrangement for constraining unwanted motions of an original that is being supported for movement through a scanner includes a tray for transporting the original past an image scanning location and five datum surfaces for constraining motion. The tray includes two side rails and an elongated rib arranged underneath the tray generally parallel to the side rails. Three datum surfaces bear against the upper edges of the side rails, two of the datum surfaces positioned against one of the side rails and the other datum surface positioned against the other side rail so as to constrain unwanted motion of the tray in three degrees of motion, and a first force is then impressed against the bottom of the elongated rib. Two other datum surfaces bear against one side of the elongated rib so as to constrain unwanted motion of the tray in two additional degrees of motion, and a second force is then impressed against the other side of the elongated rib between the two datum surfaces. The tray is thereby allowed to move through the scanner without unwanted motions in other directions.

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Hemlock, NY, United States of America

Martin L Slade