Roy Earl Robinson

Address:

3205 Castle Cyn Ave, Henderson, NV 89052

VIN:

5FNRL38698B053074

Make:

HONDA

Model:

ODYSSEY

Year:

2008

US Patent:

41708601, Oct 16, 1979

Filed:

Oct 2, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/948086

Inventors:

Robert W. Flinn - Lakewood OH
Roy D. Robinson - Osceola AR

Assignee:

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH

International Classification:

B29C 1300
B29C 1710

US Classification:

53170

Abstract:

A system for the production of dipped taper candles, including an overhead conveyor system supporting mobile carrier racks for formation of the candles in suspended relation from the rack, and including a wicking station for providing rows of candle wicks in generally tensioned suspended relation from a carrier rack, a dipping station for automatically dipping said wicks on the rack through a predetermined number of dipping cycles, a cutoff station for cutting off the bases including the wick tensioning weights of the candles suspended from the carrier rack, a butt forming station for heat forming the cut butt ends of candles suspended from the carrier rack, and a cut down station for expeditiously cutting down the carrier rack rows of the candles formed on the candle wicks and for collecting the same for further processing. The invention also provides a novel method of producing physically uniform candles in mass production batches.

US Patent:

41314158, Dec 26, 1978

Filed:

Mar 14, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/777429

Inventors:

Robert W. Flinn - Lakewood OH
Roy D. Robinson - Osceola AR

Assignee:

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH

International Classification:

B29C 2500
B29C 1300

US Classification:

264138

Abstract:

A system for the production of dipped taper candles, including an overhead conveyor system supporting mobile carrier racks for formation of the candles in suspended relation from the rack, and including a wicking station for providing rows of candle wicks in generally tensioned suspended relation from a carrier rack, a dipping station for automatically dipping said wicks on the rack through a predetermined number of dipping cycles, a cutoff station for cutting off the bases including the wick tensioning weights of the candles suspended from the carrier rack, a butt forming station for heat forming the cut butt ends of candles suspended from the carrier rack, and a cut down station for expeditiously cutting down the carrier rack rows of the candles formed on the candle wicks and for collecting the same for further processing. The invention also provides a novel method of producing physically uniform candles in mass production batches.