Kis France

Kis Photo Industrie/serge Crasnianski

Kis Photo Industrie (sarl)

I S a S.a.r.l.

Serge Crasnianski

Philippe Combet

Henri Gruel

Louis Soriano

Michel Moraine

A photo installation having an acquisition element intended to receive the optical image of a subject desired to be photographed. The acquisition element is connected to a central processing unit for storing the optical information thus received. The installation is provided with a screen connected to the acquisition element that allows simultaneous viewing by the subject of the image received by the acquisition element. A printing device is provided to take a photograph or a sequence of photographs upon command of the subject. A half-silvered mirror is mounted on the optical axis of the acquisition element and directed along the bisector of the angle defined by the respective optical axes of the acquisition element and the screen so as to generate a virtual image of the screen on the optical path of the acquisition element. The installation is also provided with an interaction element intended to be actuated by the subject to freeze the image viewed on the screen at the instant of its actuation and to cause the photograph to be taken.

Integrated automatic installation for taking photographs or sequences of

A device for introducing the free end of a negative film unwound from a reel into a developing unit. The device is constituted by a clamp formed by a lower shell and an upper shell articulated about an axis parallel to the spindle of the reel. The clamp includes a cylindrical cradle adapted to receive the reel and prevent rotation of the reel during unwinding of the film. A rectilinear portion of the clamp is contiguous with the cradle and is adapted to guide the film during unwinding. The rectilinear portion includes two parallel paths for guiding the film. The rectilinear portion includes a first window for passage of a blade of a cutting member for cutting the film when the unwinding of the film is complete. The rectilinear portion includes a second window for passage of a pair of press rollers for advancing the film.

Device for introducing the free end of a photographic film to be

The present invention relates to a machine for automatically stamping license plates, in particular for automotive vehicles, comprising a motor and a flywheel solidly joined to the machine frame for the purpose of activating a stamping system with punch and die using a clutch system. The clutch system is a non-slipping rotary system formed by a cam mounted in idle on the motor shaft.

Machine for stamping license plates

The invention relates to a printing machine which makes it possible to effect ink or dry letterpress printing of different objects or to make moulds for stamps. The invention provides a printing machine having a movable head which carries a printing unit and a support for holding objects to be printed. The movable head is designed to receive different accessories, such as an inking device, and the support is designed to receive different platens according to the object to be printed. The invention is applicable to manual or automatic printing machines.

Multi-purpose printing machine

A key blank selector-dispenser comprises a drum having a central axis aperture and several series of radial cells for receiving magazines of key blanks and contained in respective radial planes of the cylinder. The drum is rotatable by an electric motor having an electromagnetic brake. Key blank ejectors for each said series are provided in said aperture and are located in the same diametral plane of the drum. A control panel has a number of slots for insertion of specimen keys equal to the number of said cells. Means actuatable by insertion of a specimen key closes the motor circuit to start the motor. A cam on each series of cells operates a limit contact when a cell having a desired blank comes into the plane of the ejectors to effect stopping of the motor and actuation of the ejector corresponding to the series selected.

Selector-dispenser of flat key blanks

A motor driven rotary cam forces back a hammer against a spring and then suddenly releases it to provide an impact stroke to a pivoted massive lever which carries, at the end opposite the portion driven by a hammer, a lock pick needle held in a chuck. It is not necessary to feel out the position of the tumblers of the lock, because the impacts, repeated as necessary, drive the counter-pins away from the tumblers against their respective springs and an auxiliary tool carrying a weight, which does not need to be held in the hand of the operator, can turn the lock when the counter-pins have been propelled sufficiently far into the standing part of the lock. The force of the stroke, stroke length and repetition rate are all adjustable, as well as the torque applied by the auxiliary tool, in each case by a simple adjustment.

Apparatus for picking pin tumbler cylinder locks

The invention relates to a cylindrical lock having a stator with a rotor in said stator having lamellae actuated by a flat key. The rotor comprises floating lamellae capable of moving freely, but to a limited extent, both radially and angularly, and means for guiding the flat key over its entire introduction path into the rotor without any possibility of lateral and radial displacement, this key comprising complementary profiles along its two edges and a tapered end with convex surfaces.

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Meylan, France

Serge Crasnianski