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Philip W Cenedella

from Douglas, MA
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Related to:
James T Serra, 58Susan M Morin, 48Christopher D Serra, 60Braedon M Serra, 31
Connected to:
Matthew J Cenedella, 52David C Cenek, 64Marco A Cenerini, 74Danielle Ceneus, 46Kristin M Ceneviva, 40Nicholas E Ceneviva, 30Lana K Ceney, 59Amy D Cengeri, 37Monica M Cengia, 74Michael J Cengic, 47

Philip Cenedella Phones & Addresses

  • 352 North St, Douglas, MA 01516 (508) 476-3944
  • East Douglas, MA

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System For Handling Curved Form Media And Cassette Therefor

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US Patent:
55538398, Sep 10, 1996
Filed:
Aug 7, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/511656
Inventors:
Lawrence S. Wolfson - West Hartford CT
Joseph Conlan - Rocky Hill CT
Philip W. Cenedella - East Douglas MA
Assignee:
Gerber Systems Corporation - South Windsor CT
International Classification:
B65H 8500
US Classification:
271 311
Abstract:
A media handling unit is a selfcontained device which is capable of being moved to existing photoplotting structures to transport media sheets from a supply cassette housed within the unit and advanced into the plotter for conducting a plotting operation. The unit also retreives the scanned media from the photoplotter returning it the unit in a light tight environment where the scanned film is deposited onto a collecting tray. The supply of film is provided in a cassette having a semi-cyldrical support surface causing the film to take on a preformed configuration which is generally coincident with the shape of the support surface on the plotter.

System For Handling Curved Form Media And Cassette Therefor

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US Patent:
54841399, Jan 16, 1996
Filed:
Jun 1, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/071567
Inventors:
Lawrence S. Wolfson - West Hartford CT
Philip W. Cenedella - East Douglas MA
Joseph Conlan - Rocky Hill CT
Assignee:
Gerber Systems Corporation - South Windsor CT
International Classification:
B65H 8500
US Classification:
271 3
Abstract:
A media handling unit is a selfcontained device which is capable of being moved to existing photoplotting structures to transport media sheets from a supply cassette housed within the unit and advanced into the plotter for conducting a plotting operation. The unit also retreives the scanned media from the photoplotter returning it the unit in a light tight environment where the scanned film is deposited onto a collecting tray. The supply of film is provided in a cassette having a semi-cyldrical support surface causing the film to take on a preformed configuration which is generally coincident with the shape of the support surface on the plotter.

Cutter Re-Sealer Using Tensioned Overlay And Related Method

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US Patent:
52897486, Mar 1, 1994
Filed:
Apr 23, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/872508
Inventors:
Richard Kuchta - Tolland CT
Vladimir Evenzon - Vernon CT
Larry Billings - Manchester CT
Philip W. Cenedella - East Douglas MA
Assignee:
Gerber Garment Technologies, Inc. - Tolland CT
International Classification:
B26D 702
US Classification:
83 56
Abstract:
An automated cutter bed employs a sealer which is mechanically coupled to a tool carriage and moves with it along a first coordinate direction. A first roller is connected with a second roller disposed at the take-off end of the table by an air impermeable sheet which is tensioned between the two rollers by a resilient member housed within each of the rollers causing a preload to be exerted on the air impermeable sheet material. The first roller moves between ends of the table paying out a length of the air impermeable material. As the carriage moves to the cutter datum, equalization is effected by the preloads given in each of the first and second rollers.

Stop Brake For Supply Mandrel

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US Patent:
53141369, May 24, 1994
Filed:
May 31, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/708875
Inventors:
Robert M. Vaida - Ellington CT
Richard Kuchta - Tolland CT
Philip W. Cenedella - East Douglas MA
International Classification:
B65H 2308
US Classification:
242 754
Abstract:
A stop brake for a supply roll mandrel includes at least one brake arm pivotally connected to a support and capable of being pivoted out of braking engagement with the mandrel in response to advancement of sheet material from a supply roll against the return bias of a spring element. The brake arm cooperates with sheet material which is caused to follow a path around a dancer bar secured to the lower end of the brake arm causing the disengagement of the brake. The brake is caused to cooperate with the outer surface of a mandrel upon which a supply roll is mounted through a intermediary of a strap which holds the mandrel surface against rotation when advancement of sheet material is stopped.

Adjustable Length Carriage Compatible For Use With Differing Spreading Table Widths And Types

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US Patent:
52640671, Nov 23, 1993
Filed:
Apr 23, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/872605
Inventors:
Richard Kuchta - Tolland CT
Donald C. Button - Cheshire CT
Joseph R. Vivirito - South Windsor CT
Philip W. Cenedella - East Douglas MA
Assignee:
Geber Garment Technology, Inc. - Tolland CT
International Classification:
B32B 3100
US Classification:
156361
Abstract:
A tool carriage includes a main beam along which a subcarriage carrying the tool travels and is supported above a supporting table by two end parts each associated with opposite ends of the main beam. The main beam has a length sufficient to straddle the widest width of conventional supporting tables and is adjustable at one of the two end parts to accommodate different table widths. The end parts have rollers which support the carriage above the table support surface and against lateral displacement on the table. The lateral rollers on one end of the carriage are capable of being adjusted relative to horizontal and vertically extending directions allowing either end of the carriage to be generically adaptable to any table edge configuration.
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