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Stanley D Denker

from New Richmond, WI
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Stanley Denker Phones & Addresses

  • 988 Shore Dr, New Richmond, WI 54017 (715) 246-4940
  • 955 Shore Dr, New Richmond, WI 54017
  • 988 N Shore Dr, New Richmond, WI 54017 (715) 581-5891

Work

Position: Precision Production Occupations

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher

Publications

Us Patents

Transfer Assembly For Literature Wrapping Equipment

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US Patent:
45465975, Oct 15, 1985
Filed:
Oct 5, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/539106
Inventors:
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
Assignee:
Doboy Packaging Machinery, Inc. - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
B65B 906
B65B 3544
B65B 3550
US Classification:
53540
Abstract:
Apparatus having a plurality of controlled overlapping chain drives, each chain drive containing a plurality of raised members for receiving collated stacks of mailing literature and conveying the literature over their successive paths in synchrony with a collating assembly to a film wrapping assembly coupled at the opposite end thereof. Independently hinged overlying hold-down assemblies prevent the collating material from curling or otherwise becoming disassembled before wrapping in a film wrapper or in a paper wrapper.

Band Sealer For Closing Bags

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US Patent:
40802418, Mar 21, 1978
Filed:
Nov 19, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/743345
Inventors:
John J. Grevich - Star Prairie WI
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
Assignee:
Domain Industries, Inc. - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
B30B 1534
B65B 5118
B65B 5132
US Classification:
156498
Abstract:
A sealing machine for polyethylene bags, having bag clamping and conveying chains, a pair of bag heating bands, a pair of bag cooling bands downstream of the heating bands, the adjacent heat transfer runs of both the heating and cooling bands having ends offset from each other in the direction of band movement, the band mounting wheels at each end of both bands being similarly offset, the adjacent heat transfer runs of the heating and cooling bands also lying parallel and flush against each other from end to end, stationary heat bars adjacent the heat transfer runs of the heating and cooling bands at which the bars respectively generate and absorb heat, and each heat bar having a plurality of very lightly spring pressed heat transfer elements or slides continuously engaging and transferring heat between the adjacent band and heat bar.

Tube Forming Apparatus For Packaging

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US Patent:
45206155, Jun 4, 1985
Filed:
Feb 28, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/470194
Inventors:
Peter B. Engler - River Falls WI
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
Assignee:
Doboy Packaging Machinery, Inc. - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
B65B 906
B65B 910
US Classification:
53550
Abstract:
Method and apparatus for forming a tube from a web of paper or film. A perforated endless belt has at least one vacuum box applied to the underside of one run. The web is fed onto the belt and held down by it. The leading portion of the web is folded rearwardly and the longitudinal edges of the web are folded inwardly to create a tube. The thus formed tube is continuously withdrawn rearwardly while product is inserted into the opening which is continuously being formed in the tube. The tube is longitudinally sealed and thereafter transversely sealed and transversely cut to form individual pouches.

Band Wheels And Drive Therefor In Band Sealer

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US Patent:
40049639, Jan 25, 1977
Filed:
Dec 3, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/637293
Inventors:
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
Assignee:
Domain Industries, Inc. - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
B32B 3100
US Classification:
156583
Abstract:
A band sealer for sealing thermoplastic bags including superposed endless heat transfer bands and conveyor chains with adjacent bag-engaging and return runs immediately above rigid frame plates, a motor connected by chain driven and meshed pinions driving the conveyor chains, the sealing bands driven from band wheels overlying the chains, mounting brackets beneath the wheels with upstanding stub shafts upon which the wheels are journaled, each band wheel having a ring gear meshed with a pinion beneath the wheel and a sprocket coaxial with the pinion and meshed with the adjacent chain for driving the wheel.

Self-Adjusting Heat Seal Bar

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US Patent:
50340875, Jul 23, 1991
Filed:
Nov 16, 1989
Appl. No.:
7/438254
Inventors:
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
Bradley H. Lehrke - Robert WI
Assignee:
Doboy Packaging Machinery, Inc. - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
B30B 506
B30B 1534
US Classification:
156555
Abstract:
A system for controlling and modulating the pressure between members of pairs of heating and/or cooling members or bars utilized in a heat sealing machine is disclosed. Closer, more sensitive control of the inter-bar gap and allowable sealing pressure is achieved by the provision of a fluid pressure adjustable, spring-biased system which can be used to modulate the maximum force applied to the band between the bars according to the type of configuration of material to be processed.

Shoe Cleat Engagement Bicycle Pedal

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US Patent:
46228632, Nov 18, 1986
Filed:
Oct 22, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/663595
Inventors:
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
G05G 116
US Classification:
745946
Abstract:
An improved bicycle pedal which positively grips the biker's shoe for imparting force to the crank assembly on both the upward and downward stroke of the biker's foot. The pedal comprises a molded tubular member having a longitudinal bore for receiving an axle member therein and having an integrally formed, generally flat surface projecting laterally outward from the cylindrical member and generally tangent thereto. The flat surface member is notched with the edges of the notch being chamfered so as to be wider at the base than at the top. A cleat of a shape adapted to mate with the notch is attached to the sole of the bikers's shoe. When the sole of the biker's shoe is placed on the generally flat surface, the cleat fits into the notch and a beveled portion of the cleat mates with the chamfered edge of the pedal in dove-tail fashion to releasably lock the biker's shoe to the pedal.

Sealing Machine Having Gap Control Between Heat Seal Components

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US Patent:
53783042, Jan 3, 1995
Filed:
Dec 9, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/163513
Inventors:
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
Assignee:
Doboy Packaging Machinery, Inc. - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
B30B 506
B30B 1534
US Classification:
156555
Abstract:
A heat sealing machine for sealing layers of a plastic film to each other. The machine includes a pair of flexible, endless opposed heat transfer bands each fronting each other and having a gap therebetween wherein layers of plastic film travel for sealing. Heat sealing components such as heat sealing bars in communication with the heat transfer bands and disposed behind the heat transfer bands are provided with constraints for limiting the inwardly-lateral movement thereof to thereby restrict movement thereof such that a bar does not travel beyond the longitudinal mid-line of the gap. In this manner, varying thicknesses of layers of plastic to be sealed can be accommodated without misalignment and jamming.

Conveyor Belt Tracking And Drive Mechanism

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US Patent:
51863138, Feb 16, 1993
Filed:
May 6, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/878962
Inventors:
Stanley D. Denker - New Richmond WI
Bradley H. Lehrke - New Richmond WI
Assignee:
Doboy Packaging Machinery, Inc. - New Richmond WI
International Classification:
B65G 3916
US Classification:
198806
Abstract:
A conveyor belt tracking and drive mechanism for use with a short, wide conveyor belt system. The mechanism has a stationary frame with first and second roller journaled for rotation at a first and second end of the stationary frame. A first moveable frame is pivotally suspended from the stationary frame. A second moveable frame is pivotally suspended from the first moveable frame. The second moveable frame has a drive roller and motor operatively connected to the drive roller. A micro-tracking adjustment screw, disposed between the first moveable frame and stationary frame, is used to adjust the tracking of the conveyor belt by laterally moving the first and second moveable frame. A belt adjustment screw located between the first moveable frame and second moveable frame allows one as to adjust the tension of the short, wide conveyor belt by movement of the power roller against or away from the short, wide conveyor belt.
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