Prince Castle Inc.

Marmon Foodservice Technologies, Inc.

Sean Forrest

Richard Bauer

Eugene Stanley Maslana

Loren Jay Veltrop

Kyle Thomas Kestner

Scott R Hammac

Mark E Fastabend

Charles B Hartfelder

Aleksandr Yazvin

Karl Ronald Heinze

Frank Anthony Agnello

Christine Suen Laub

Dennis Malkowski

Laurence A Schoell

Matthew Adomaitis

Eloy Cerda

Calvin States Nelson

Zoran Ulicevic

Brian J Truesdale

Brian Smetana

Donald Sweeney

Scott J Rote

Glenn Schackmuth

Marcus Frio

Mark F Kurth

Steven M Shei

Nathan J Wicker

David E Paton

Michael A Carvajal

Michael Infanger

Tyler Greek

Greg Klostermann

Thomas Tyrawa

Quinton Ford

Rich Bauer

Fausto Annicchiarico Petruzzelli

Yuri Gallegos

Ebrahim Kassamali

Nagasuryarama Vegesna

Sajid Safvi

Luigi Zevola

Holding bin user interface

A holding bin includes a plurality of compartments defined across a width of the holding bin, each compartment of the plurality of compartments configured to receive a plurality of food holding trays. A housing defines an outer perimeter of the holding bin. A first display is secured through the housing. A second display is removably secured to the housing. A controller is communicatively connected to the first display and the second display. The controller is configured to operate the first display and the second display to coordinately present a location and a status of a food tray within a compartment of the plurality of compartments.

Capactive touch universal holding bin

A baked goods handling system includes a holding cabinet operable to create a controlled environment therein. A dispenser receives a baked good from the holding cabinet and directs the baked good away from the holding cabinet. A treatment device receives the baked good from the dispenser to perform a treatment on the baked good.

Baked good handling system

Systems and methods of bun holding and toasting use a bun dispenser and a toaster. The bun dispenser includes a bun holding cabinet in which a plurality of buns are held on shelves and each of the shelves include conveyors. A shuttle of the bun dispenser translates within at least one axis to align the shuttle with a shelf to receive a bun. A dispensing shelf of the bun dispenser receives the bun from the shuttle. A toaster receives the bun from the dispensing shelf and operates to toast the bun and dispense the toasted bun at a predetermined location.

Systems and methods of food preparation automation

A tamper-evident food delivery packaging systems, methods of tamper-evident packaging of food for delivery, and apparatus for tamper-evident food packaging operate to form resilient self-fastening perforations through a packaging. A binding apparatus includes an anvil and a flipper plate. A cutter head includes a profile blade and a slot blade. A pusher is pivotably connected between the profile blade and the slot blade. The cutting apparatus moves in a reciprocal motion relative to the anvil while the flipper plate engages a pusher to pivot the pusher during the reciprocal motion.

Systems and methods of food packaging closure

A conveyor belt includes a conveyor belt slat having a coupling mechanism extending from a bottom of a base of the conveyor belt slat.

Conveyor belt slat with side carrier connection

A conveyor belt includes a conveyor belt slat that is coupled to a side carrier by a locking connection between the slat and the carrier at least along the side edges of the conveyor belt slat.

A conveyor belt includes a plurality of spaced rods and a plurality of slats, the slats including a base portion for carrying an item. The base portion has a perpendicular leading edge relative to a direction of conveyance travel of the conveyor belt and a perpendicular trailing edge relative to the direction of conveyance travel of the conveyor belt. At least one slat is pivotably coupled to another slat and one of the leading edge and the trailing edge of the at least one slat is coupled to one of the plurality of rods.

Conveyor belt slat

The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt link and a sprocket driven conveyor belt comprising the same. In particular, it relates to a conveyor belt link with coupling mechanism that provides a conveyor belt surface that can reduce product marking, minimizes costs, and simplifies manufacturing and assembly of a conveyor belt comprising the same.

Conveyor belt link with coupling mechanism

A conveyor belt includes a plurality of spaced rods and a plurality of slats. Each of the plurality of slats includes a base portion for carrying an item. The base portion has a perpendicular leading edge of the base portion relative to a direction of conveyance travel of the conveyor belt and a perpendicular trailing edge of the base portion relative to the direction of conveyance travel of the conveyor belt. At least one of the leading edge and the trailing edge is coupled to one of the plurality of rods.

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Park Ridge, IL, United States of America

Sean Forrest