Demminer Maschinen Technik Gmbh

Wickeder Westfalenstahl Gmbh

Roland Thoms

Klaus-Peter Helmetag

Dietmar Schuldt

Lutz Hamann

Peter Palmie

Gunter Kettner

A method and apparatus for precisely aligning two photo printing plates with each other by placing a light emitting laser diode on one side of one of the photoprinting plates and a photo diode that provides coordinate information on the other photoprinting plate so that when the laser beam from the laser emitting diode is directed through the photoprinting plates to the photo diode, the coordinate information on excited point on the photo diode can be compared to a reference signal to generate a control signal to activate motors that position the photoprinting plates in the proper position with respect to each other.

Method and apparatus for aligning photoprinting plates in a production

Apparatus for temporarily hinging the lower portion of oppositely disposed photoprinting plates to enable decoupling the hinged top portions of the photoprinting frames so that the photoprinting frames can be pivoted toward a horizontal position to easily facilitate replacement of the photoprinting glass plates in the photoprinting frames.

Method and apparatus for changing photoprinting glass in production line

A composite shadow mask for a cathode ray tube or the like having a first shadow mask and a second support shadow mask shiftably positioned with respect to each other, with the first shadow mask made of a first material of a first thickness with the first shadow mask having a first set of openings therein, and a second shadow mask made of a second material of a second thickness, with the second shadow mask having a second set of openings so that when the first shadow mask is placed in surface-to-surface contact with the second shadow mask, the first set of openings and the second set of openings are in register with one another to thereby permit passage of an electron beam to be defined by openings in the first shadow mask even though the masks can shift with respect to each other during use.

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Freiburg, Germany

Roland Thoms