Gould Inc.

Heidelberger Druckmaschinen Ag

Gould Electronics Inc.

Robert M Pimpis

David E Suuronen

Edward J Knapp, Jr

Richard J Perreault

George F Walker, Jr

Richard T Oakes

Michael D Ellery

A method and an apparatus for attaching a web of material for translation through a rotary printing press system, include a triangle having a side with a given length and a bottom to be attached to the web. A guiding device is attached to the side of the triangle along substantially all of the given length, for guiding the triangle and the web.

Method and apparatus for attaching a web of material for translation through a rotary printing press system

A device for threading a web through a printing press has a track and a snake riding externally on the track. The snake includes a plurality of segments which interconnect using holes and bosses. The track may comprise a plurality of curved and straight section to permit the snake to access various parts of the printing press.

Device for threading a web of material through a rotary printing press

A fuse that includes an insulative housing made from two housing pieces made of thermoplastic material, terminals extending through slots in the ends of the housing, and a fusible element having ends connected to both of the terminals. The housing includes a tubular portion and slotted end portions located at each of the two ends of the tubular

Current limiting fuse

A fuse that includes an insulating housing made from two housing pieces made of thermoplastic material, terminals extending through slots in the ends of the housing, and a fusible element having ends connected to both of the terminals. The housing includes a tubular portion and slotted end portions located at each of the two ends of the tubular portion. Each of the terminals has an internal portion inside the housing to which a fusible element is attached, an external portion outside of the housing, and a middle portion between the internal and external portions and located within one of the slots.

A fuse that includes a tubular member made from insulative material, end block portions made from insulative material, a spanner joining together the end block portions, terminals extending through openings in the end block portions, and a fusible element having ends connected to both of the terminals. Each of the terminals has an internal portion inside the tubular member to which a fusible element is attached, an external portion outside of the tubular member, and a middle portion between the internal and external portions and located within one of the openings of the end block portions.

A fuse that includes an insulative housing, terminals extending through gaps in the bottom of the housing, and a fusible element having ends connected to both of the terminals. The housing includes a four-sided box that is closed at the top and open on the bottom, and a lid for closing the open bottom of the box that is smaller than the open bottom of the box so that, when the lid is in place, two gaps are formed in the bottom and at opposite ends of the housing.

An applicator for applying resin to fibers being braided in a tubular shape (e.g., in the manufacture of a fuse casing), the applicator having a wiping surface on which the fibers wipe as they travel to a mandrel on which they are braided, the wiping surface being defined by a surface of revolution around the mandrel and having a continuous orifice for supplying resin continuously around the wiping surface. Also disclosed is an electrical fuse including a fuse casing having a tubular wall including multiple-filament reinforcing yarns that have been braided in the tubular shape of the wall and a synthetic resin bonding the yarns together and impregnating the yarns, a pair of terminals secured to the ends of the fuse casing, and a fusible element inside the casing and connected to the terminals.

Method of manufacture of articles employing tubular braids and resin

An electrical fuse including a fuse casing having a tubular wall including multiple-filament reinforcing yarns that have been braided in the tubular shape of the wall and a synthetic resin bonding the yarns together and impregnating the yarns, a pair of terminals secured to the ends of the fuse casing, and a fusible element inside the casing and connected to the terminals.

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Dover, NH, United States of America

Robert M Pimpis