Jack Oliver Palmer

US Patent:

40984311, Jul 4, 1978

Filed:

Jan 13, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/759062

Inventors:

Jack Palmer - Mamaroneck NY
Sidney Weisser - Mamaroneck NY

Assignee:

Cine Magnetics Inc. - Mamaroneck NY

International Classification:

B67D 532

US Classification:

222 39

Abstract:

A chemical replenisher system for supplying developer and fixer chemicals to a processor is disclosed. A developer and fixer tank are disposed side-by-side and coupled to the processor by way of hoses. A container-coded dispenser atop the tanks provides a substantially error-free arrangement for introducing the component chemicals into the tanks. A unique outline geometry is associated with each component container. By relating this geometry to a corresponding opening in a template of the dispenser, the introduction of the component chemicals is made error-free. The template openings also serve as guides for the containers. Uniquely designed knife assemblies are disposed below the template openings for piercing the tops of the sealed, chemical-filled containers upon inserting the containers into the template openings. Water is supplied under increased pressure as a mixing source is provided to each tank. A system of sensors provides low level alarm activation and automatic water shut-off.

US Patent:

6053821, Apr 25, 2000

Filed:

Sep 24, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/159707

Inventors:

Jack Palmer - Morristown NJ

International Classification:

A63B 5700

US Classification:

473386

Abstract:

A light, portable and manually-operated golf ball teeing unit which permits a golfer to position a golf ball on a golf tee without bending over and to press the tee into the ground with the ball positioned on the tee. A tee with an associated golf ball is placed in a locked position between a pair of support means which hold the tee and golf ball. The support means are maintained in the closed position by a spring tension device. The tee so positioned is then pressed into the ground by manually forcing the device downward or by applying foot pressure to a footrest affixed to the device for the manual pressure. When the tee is in the ground, two handles are pivoted apart which causes the support means to pivot apart to allow the device to be removed without interfering with the ball on the tee. Stop posts are provided to limit the amount of pivot of the support means. An auxiliary ball feed can be provided for supplying a number of successive balls to the support means.

US Patent:

43654584, Dec 28, 1982

Filed:

Jul 9, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/167097

Inventors:

Leonard Palmer - Morristown NJ
Jack A. Palmer - Morristown NJ

Assignee:

Lened, Inc. - Elizabeth NJ

International Classification:

B65B 4328
B65B 4336
B65B 5504

US Classification:

53449

Abstract:

A method and apparatus for placing, in sequence, a finished disc record into an empty sleeve, the record-filled sleeve into an empty jacket, and the filled jacket on a stack of finished products. Two vertically reciprocating releasable holding heads are supported above and in registry with two of three adjacent stacks in a row. A movable carriage located between the heads and the stacks translates along the row in a predetermined operational sequence. A finished disc record is pushed transversely to the stack row into an open, empty sleeve held above a stack of empty sleeves by the sleeve holding head. After release of the filled sleeve by the sleeve holding head, the carriage supports the filled sleeve, transports it transversely, and by a continuing carriage motion, inserts the filled sleeve, still supported by a portion of the carriage, into an empty, open jacket held above a stack of empty jackets by the jacket holding head. Then the carriage transports the filled jacket to the end position above a finished-product stack, whereupon the holding heads descend. The sleeve holding head raises an empty sleeve from the sleeve stack; and the jacket holding head raises an empty jacket from the jacket stack.

US Patent:

55619681, Oct 8, 1996

Filed:

Feb 27, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/394873

Inventors:

Jack A. Palmer - Randolph NJ

International Classification:

B65B 4324
B65B 4344
B65B 4346
B65B 4348

US Classification:

53458

Abstract:

An automated cartoner for packaging a product in a carton having score lines is provided. The automated cartoner includes a carton feed for storing a plurality of cartons. A carton slide is provided and is coupled to the carton feed for receiving cartons from the carton feed. A pre-break station is positioned at approximately the midpoint of the carton slide. The pre-break station is provided for flexing the score lines on the carton. A product feed is provided for storing a plurality of products, for example, videotape cassettes. A product slide is provided and is connected at approximately a 90. degree. angle to the carton slide at one end below the pre-break station to form a packaging station. The other end of the product slide is connected to the product feed for receiving product from the product feed. The product slide delivers product to the packaging station.