Robert F Morin

US Patent:

42882800, Sep 8, 1981

Filed:

Oct 19, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/086355

Inventors:

Robert W. Morin - Salem MA

Assignee:

Boston Machine Works Company - Lynn MA

International Classification:

B26D 708
B65C 918

US Classification:

156510

Abstract:

A machine for applying a reinforcing tape to a workpiece positioned on a support. A unidirectional feeder advances a set length of tape onto a pad pivotable between a loading position adjacent a cutter and a tape applying position over the workpiece. The cutter, provided with a self-cleaning blade, severs the tape so that the set length remains on the pad. The pad has a roughened surface and a retainer. A driver pivots the pad so that the tape, which is immobilized thereon by the roughened surface and the retainer, is pressed onto the workpiece.

US Patent:

61292893, Oct 10, 2000

Filed:

Sep 30, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/163408

Inventors:

Robert M. Morin - Lewiston ME

Assignee:

C.R.M. Enterprises, Inc. - Lewiston ME

International Classification:

E01B 2300

US Classification:

238 14

Abstract:

A traction device for a wheeled vehicle arranged to be laid on the ground in engagement with a tread portion of a tire to provide a traction grip to the tire. The traction device includes a U-shaped frame and a pair of claws constructed at the ends of the U-shaped frame and arranged to engage into cavities between the tire treads by a lever action on the traction device. The traction device further includes a plurality of transverse braces extending between a pair of longitudinal bars of the U-shaped frame, each transverse brace having a pair of traction cleats extending downwardly to engage with the ground and to elevate the traction device from ground in some measure. One of the transverse braces is positioned at a region near a forward end of the U-shaped frame so that the corresponding pair of traction cleats maintain the device in a level attitude, prevent a lever action from being created, and prevent the U-shaped frame from tilting or projecting upwardly which may cause injury or property damage as the vehicle passes over the forward end of the device.

US Patent:

44072236, Oct 4, 1983

Filed:

Jan 11, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/338642

Inventors:

Robert W. Morin - Salem MA
Jeffrey M. Lewis - Lynn MA
Richard Bobrycki - Saugus MA

Assignee:

Boston Machine Works Company - Lynn MA

International Classification:

B05C 102

US Classification:

118212

Abstract:

A contour cementing machine for applying latex cement in complex shapes to flat work pieces, such as shoe parts, belts, luggage parts, etc. The contour cementing machine includes a housing mounting die means, a removable tray for containing cement, means for maintaining the cement at a predetermined level, and means for actuating the die means. Preferably, the actuating means is pneumatic. Preferably, the die means is characterized by ease of convertibility of differing sizes, shapes and styles of work pieces.

US Patent:

52901831, Mar 1, 1994

Filed:

Dec 30, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/814858

Inventors:

Charles E. Mellor - Peabody MA
Robert M. Morin - Salem MA

Assignee:

GTE Products Corporation - Danvers MA

International Classification:

H01J 920

US Classification:

445 58

Abstract:

A holding fixture is used to hold single-ended or double-ended lamps within a chemical vapor deposition chamber. The holding fixture includes first and second wire mesh screens for holding lamps that are to be coated within the deposition chamber. A screen support is provided to secure and support each screen within the fixture. Spacers to secure the screens and supports together and provide spacing between such screens and supports. Holes may be cut in the screen to allow portions of the lamps to pass through screen. In addition, a housing may be provided for the holding fixture.

US Patent:

43004725, Nov 17, 1981

Filed:

Apr 24, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/143286

Inventors:

Robert W. Morin - Salem MA

Assignee:

Boston Machine Works Company - Lynn MA

International Classification:

B05C 102

US Classification:

118245

Abstract:

A solvent type cementer for applying a uniform thin layer of solvent cement to one side of flat work pieces, such as, for example, sock linings, innersoles, watch bands, bill folds, belts and the like. The solvent type cementer comprises an enclosure for containing the solvent cement, a cement applying roller partially disposed within the enclosure and in contact with the cement, a pair of rolls mounted adjacent the cement applying roller for flexing the flat work pieces against the roller and a drive of unitary construction characterized by being driven by a single pulley.