Robert T Albrecht

US Patent:

40570789, Nov 8, 1977

Filed:

Mar 4, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/663767

Inventors:

Robert J. Albrecht - River Edge NJ
Martin J. Fraunberger - Mahwah NJ

Assignee:

Nabisco, Inc. - East Hanover NJ

International Classification:

F16K 1106

US Classification:

1376252

Abstract:

A cam operated slide valve in which a metal plate lies on top of a horizontal stationary metal plate and is moved relative thereto by a two piece adjustable cam wheel. The moveable plate is pivoted to the stationary plate and is formed with a recess in its lower surface. Ports are provided in the stationary plate which are connected by the recess when the valve is in its open position.

US Patent:

44896328, Dec 25, 1984

Filed:

Jul 26, 1982

Appl. No.:

6/402167

Inventors:

Robert J. Albrecht - River Edge NJ
Daniel Ignatuk - Morris Plains NJ
Albert A. Pinto - White Plains NY
William J. Simelunas - Glen Rock NJ

Assignee:

Nabisco Brands, Inc. - Parsippany NJ

International Classification:

B26D 111
B26D 1100

US Classification:

834042

Abstract:

A waffle creme sandwich sawing machine having first and second saw mechanisms, each including a row of vertical reciprocating blades. The saw mechanisms are spaced from each other and positioned so their cut lines are at right angles. A pusher mechanism moves a stack of waffle creme sandwich sheets through the first saw mechanism and onto a longitudinally slotted conveyor which moves through said second saw mechanism.

US Patent:

41554418, May 22, 1979

Filed:

May 5, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/794266

Inventors:

Robert J. Albrecht - River Edge NJ
Albert A. Pinto - White Plains NJ
John J. Palermo - Glen Rock NJ
Edward J. Mystowski - Westwood NJ

Assignee:

Nabisco, Inc. - East Hanover NJ

International Classification:

B65G 4726

US Classification:

198424

Abstract:

A conveyor system for grouping columns of articles into spaced group each containing a predetermined number of articles. The columns of articles are fed onto a conveyor having an extendable noser arrangement at the output end which is positioned over the input end of a second conveyor. The noser arrangement is extended to interrupt the flow of articles from the first conveyor to the second conveyor and provide a space on the second conveyor between successive groups of articles. The articles are transferred to the second conveyor as the noser arrangement retracts. A photo-electric device counts the articles as they are transferred and actuates the noser extending mechanism when the predetermined count is reached.