Resumes
Resumes
Maurice Brandt Phones & Addresses
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441 Mary Ln, Fremont, MI 49412
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8159 Sleeper Ave, Fremont, MI 49412 (231) 924-3323
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33118 N North Shore Dr, Eckerman, MI 49728 (906) 274-5337
Publications
Us Patents
Baby Bottle Cap Assembler
View pageUS Patent:
45233772, Jun 18, 1985
Filed:
Nov 22, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/554426
Inventors:
Barry Spletzer - Lansing MI
George J. Swiatlowski - Fremont MI
Maurice W. Brandt - Fremont MI
George J. Swiatlowski - Fremont MI
Maurice W. Brandt - Fremont MI
Assignee:
Gerber Products Company - Fremont MI
International Classification:
B23P 2100
B23P 1900
B23P 1900
US Classification:
29773
Abstract:
A baby bottle top assembler automatically assembles nipple, collar and hood cap components into a unitary structure. Nipple, collar and hood feeders serially supply the cap components to pickup points. The feeders each include a hopper for holding the cap components, a conveyor for removing the cap components from the hopper and a magazine assembly for serially feeding the cap components to the pickup points adjacent the assembly wheel. Pickup pins pass the pickup points and first engage a nipple, then a collar and finally a hood. The components are snapped together into a unitary structure by a pinch roller. The unitary nipple/collar/hood assembly is removed from the pickup pin by an assembly stripper having fingers which engage under the nipple/collar/hood assembly forcing it off the pickup pin.
Apparatus And Method For Assembling Product Combinations
View pageUS Patent:
46730788, Jun 16, 1987
Filed:
Jun 30, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/880416
Inventors:
George J. Swiatlowski - Fremont MI
Donald P. Trapp - White Cloud MI
Duane B. Liescheidt - White Cloud MI
Arden G. McDaniel - Fremont MI
Maurice W. Brandt - Fremont MI
Donald P. Trapp - White Cloud MI
Duane B. Liescheidt - White Cloud MI
Arden G. McDaniel - Fremont MI
Maurice W. Brandt - Fremont MI
Assignee:
Gerber Products Company - Fremont MI
International Classification:
B65G 4768
US Classification:
198450
Abstract:
Articles from various sources are arranged in assorted combinations by feeding the articles in individual feed lines according to source to a rotor with outward opening pockets each capable of retaining one full combination. The feed lines meet the rotor periphery along a series of spaced entry points, and a contoured stationary barrier extending into the pockets of the rotor effectively shortens the pockets to a varying degree which recedes in the direction of rotation of the rotor. The result is that each pocket adds only a preselected number (generally one) of articles as it passes each entry point. Upon passing the last entry point, each pocket contains a full assortment of articles which are subsequently ejected from the pocket as a group.