Anthony J Graziano

US Patent:

48405043, Jun 20, 1989

Filed:

May 11, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/048237

Inventors:

Mosi Chu - Setauket NY
Anthony Graziano - Bay Shore NY
Kenneth Kress - Huntington NY

Assignee:

Primages, Inc. - DE

International Classification:

B41J 3356

US Classification:

400213

Abstract:

An ink ribbon cartridge for a printer comprising a storage reel for an ink ribbon, a take-up reel for the ink ribbon, drive wheels for longitudinally advancing the ink ribbon from the storage reel to the take-up reel for printing on the ribbon, and a pulley or roller which rides on the cam and which is coupled to a further pulley or roller, these parts cooperating for transversely displacing the ribbon during its longitudinal advance to offset the area of the ribbon utilized in printing.

US Patent:

50320327, Jul 16, 1991

Filed:

Jun 4, 1986

Appl. No.:

6/870631

Inventors:

Mosi Chu - Setauket NY
Anthony Graziano - Bay Shore NY

Assignee:

Primages, Inc. - Ronkonkona NY

International Classification:

B41J 3316

US Classification:

400234

Abstract:

A ribbon cassette including a casing provided with an opening for receiving a photoelectric device. In the casing is a ribbon which passes from a supply reel to a take-up reel. A guide leads the ribbon past the photoelectric device. If the ribbon breaks, the ribbon is pulled away from the photoelectric device to cause a change in received light.

US Patent:

46715045, Jun 9, 1987

Filed:

Dec 30, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/814765

Inventors:

Frank Lapinski - Smithtown NY
Anthony Graziano - Bay Shore NY

Assignee:

Primages, Inc. - Ronkonkoma NY

International Classification:

B65H 110

US Classification:

271126

Abstract:

An envelope bin assembly for a printer comprising a bin member in which envelopes can be stacked in readiness for feed by an envelope feed roller of the printer, the bin member being engageable in a support of the printer such that the feed roller of the printer can engage the frontmost envelope in the stack to feed the same to a printing station of the printer. A pressure applying member is guidably supported for displacement in the bin member for applying pressure, under the action of gravity, to the stack of envelopes at the rear thereof thereby to press the frontmost envelope in the stack against the feed roller and bend the envelopes at the front of the stack around the feed roller to produce a fan effect at the lower edges of the envelopes by which the lower edges are spread apart to facilitate single feed of the frontmost envelope.