KAZMIER WYSOCKI
Professional Planners in Hackensack, NJ

4610345, Sep 9, 1986

Dec 3, 1980

6/212635

George E. Spreen - Paramus NJ
Hans Herold - Westwood NJ
Kazmier Wysocki - Hackensack NJ

PMC Industries - Hackensack NJ

B65G 4724

198392

Method and apparatus in which dispenser cap assemblies of the type having a trigger-type pump cap and a dip tube are fed to a generally cone-shaped drum which rotates about a vertical axis and carries compartments within which the cap assemblies are moved in a generally spiral outward direction while moving axially downwardly to be oriented vertically, with the cap below the dip tube, the cap assemblies then being transferred to a turnover wheel which rotates about a horizontal axis so that the cap assemblies are inverted to re-orient each cap assembly into a position where each dip tube depends vertically downwardly from the respective cap, the cap assemblies then being passed to a horizontal conveyor for advancement to a discharge point where the cap assemblies are presented serially in a prescribed alignment and orientation, at a relatively high rate, for capping operations.

5207048, May 4, 1993

Jun 29, 1992

7/905336

Kazmier Wysocki - Hackensack NJ

PMC Industries - Hackensack NJ

B67B 320, B67B 500, B65B 728

531332

A chuck apparatus for threading a cap having a spout onto a bottle has a chuck with opposing gripping jaws for gripping the cap; a chuck rotating assembly for rotating the chuck to thread the cap on the bottle; a shaft connected with the chuck and an assembly for epicyclically rotating the shaft about a central axis; a raising and lowering assembly for raising and lowering the chuck out of and into engagement with the cap; a coupling rotatably connected with the shaft, and a cam assembly for raising and lowering the coupling; a spout alignment assembly for maintaining the spout at a first predetermined orientation with respect to the bottle while the chuck is rotated to thread the cap on the bottle, and including a saddle for engaging the spout, and a rod extending coaxially and rotatably through the shaft, for supporting the saddle above the gripping jaws in the first predetermined rotational orientation; and a chuck aligning assembly for aligning the chuck in a second predetermined orientation with respect to the spout after the chuck has threaded the cap on the bottle and for locking the chuck at the second predetermined orientation, such that the chuck can be raised away from the cap without interference from the spout when the chuck is locked at the second predetermined orientation, the chuck aligning assembly including a finger for preventing rotation of the shaft, and an actuating arrangement for moving the finger to rotationally lock the shaft or to permit rotation of the shaft.

5396979, Mar 14, 1995

May 27, 1994

8/250714

Kazmier Wysocki - Hackensack NJ

PMC Industries - Hackensack NJ

B65G 4724

198392

Apparatus for orienting cap assemblies presented serially in a stream of random oriented cap assemblies, each cap assembly having a span between a leading edge and a trailing edge and an axis located intermediate the leading and trailing edges, the apparatus including a gate having opposite abutments spaced relative to the span and the axis of each cap assembly, and a rotor for advancing the cap assemblies through the gate such that a selected one of the leading edge and the trailing edge of each cap assembly will engage one of the opposite abutments as the cap assembly passes through the gate to turn the cap assembly into the desired orientation for delivery of a stream of uniformly oriented cap assemblies.