Inc.jet, Incorporated

Norwix, Inc.

Zbigniew Roginski

Joseph Cooke

Daniel Cavaliere

Jayme LaRosa

A print head assembly includes a dynamically shifting circuit board. The circuit board is forced into a rear position toward a cavity for a print ink cartridge and is allowed to move forward away from the cavity for removal of the cartridge, which allows vertical removal and installation rather than requiring angular shifting. The circuit board may be biased in the forward direction away from the cavity and held in place by a plate. The plate is movable between two positions which respectively move the circuit board to the rear position against the bias and allow the circuit boar to move to the forward position via the bias force.

Print head assembly with dynamic shifting circuit board

An imaging device or printer for depositing ink on continuously moving media, such as a film web in a vertical fill form seal machine (i.e., a stick pack machine), that allows for printing on multiple print lanes while eliminating the need for shuttling of print heads or expensive lasers. In one embodiment, plurality of print head assemblies are fixed into a grid during a print operation, whereby the grid of print head assemblies are capable of printing within multiple print lanes while the media is continuously moving, without shuttling any of the print heads.

Flexible packaging printer with multiple print lanes

An imaging device and associated circuit assembly for depositing ink onto moving media. The imaging device is flexible in that it allows the configuration of pens in a variety of ways to enable a user to increase the speed with which printing can be accomplished, vary the colors used in printing, change the orientation of the printing on the media, and/or print at multiple locations at the same time.

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Rocky Hill, CT, United States of America

Zbigniew Roginski