Robert A Katz

US Patent:

6865864, Mar 15, 2005

Filed:

May 31, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/158149

Inventors:

Robert E. Katz - Short Hills NJ, US

International Classification:

B65B011/48

US Classification:

53460, 53459, 53461, 53569, 493356, 493216

Abstract:

An inline formed package having an envelope and insert material, is formed from a single repeat of a printed web both of which are crossfolded simultaneously, approximately along the half repeat line, and the area of the insert material is greater than half the area of the repeat.

US Patent:

7090114, Aug 15, 2006

Filed:

Jul 23, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/624898

Inventors:

Robert E. Katz - East Brunswick NJ, US

International Classification:

B42D 15/00

US Classification:

229 928, 229 92

Abstract:

Inline crossfold product and method that will provide substantially more insert sheet material than previous inline crossfold methods, and, additional inline crossfold packet configurations, is provided. A bound crossfold booklet, the equivalent of or a small catalog, which is particularly adapted for large mail distribution is provided. The substantially lower mailing cost of a six by nine inch booklet size, instead of the ordinary letter size catalog, yields substantial savings. Production and handling costs are also minimized since the booklets are bound in the inline process, thereby eliminating separate handling and binding costs, where there is a separate binding and envelope stuffing operation required.

US Patent:

20050006445, Jan 13, 2005

Filed:

Jun 18, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/870118

Inventors:

Robert Katz - Short Hills NJ, US

International Classification:

B65D065/00

US Classification:

229092800, 229092000

Abstract:

Inline crossfold product and method that will provide substantially more insert sheet material than previous inline crossfold methods, and, additional inline crossfold packet configurations, is provided. A bound crossfold booklet, the equivalent of or a small catalog, which is particularly adapted for large mail distribution is provided. The substantially lower mailing cost of a six by nine inch booklet size, instead of the ordinary letter size catalog, yields substantial savings. Production and handling costs are also minimized since the booklets are bound in the inline process, thereby eliminating separate handling and binding costs, where there is a separate binding and envelope stuffing operation required.

US Patent:

20050116461, Jun 2, 2005

Filed:

Oct 14, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/965630

Inventors:

Robert Katz - Short Hills NJ, US
Eli Bloomstein - Centreville VA, US
Stanford Silverschotz - Livingston NJ, US
James Remy - Washington Township NJ, US

International Classification:

B42D001/00

US Classification:

281021100

Abstract:

An integrated system and method for producing multiple bound publications of booklets or catalogs independent of the number of the number of pages wherein data is printed on a movable web under the control of a computer to automatically organize and format successive print size pages, multiple score lines are formed in a direction transverse to the web travel, adhesive is applied in narrow bands on opposite adjacent sides of the score lines except for the page designated to be the first page of a booklet, folding the web at the score lines into a stack and trimming only along one end of the stack to trim off the folds at such end.

US Patent:

40846962, Apr 18, 1978

Filed:

Mar 24, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/669878

Inventors:

Robert E. Katz - Livingston NJ

International Classification:

B65D 2734

US Classification:

206629

Abstract:

A bind-in insert of lightweight paper stock for use in magazines, catalogs and booklets, has a paper envelope and a narrow, elongated, and impermeable thickened binding strip section disposed along the edge to be bound, the binding strip being formed by folding over and gluing the edge portion of the insert.

US Patent:

46516433, Mar 24, 1987

Filed:

Feb 14, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/701577

Inventors:

Sidney Katz - New York NY
Robert Katz - New York NY

International Classification:

B41F 1310
B41F 1320

US Classification:

101375

Abstract:

Adaptors for expandable mandrels of printing presses are formed as annular members which are slidable over the journals of the mandrel and lockable thereto, the adaptors each having an outwardly expandable external periphery for gripping and holding a printing cylinder of a diameter larger than that of the mandrel.

US Patent:

49398881, Jul 10, 1990

Filed:

Jun 1, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/360040

Inventors:

Robert E. Katz - Florham Park NJ
John H. Jones - Westfield NJ
Frederick Grainger - Greenbrook NJ
Donald W. Schoenleber - Belle Mead NJ
George P. Hipko - Milltown NJ
Patrick J. Donahue - Belle Mead NJ
Stanford Silverschotz - Livingston NJ
James Hoffman - Doylestown PA

Assignee:

Webcraft Technologies, Inc. - N. Brunswick NJ

International Classification:

B65B 3550
B65B 6102
B65B 6120

US Classification:

53411

Abstract:

A method for producing a mass distributable printed packet is disclosed wherein a web of paper has printed thereon a format of successive rectangular pieces in a plurality of longitudinal lines extending parallel to the edges of the web, the web is cut longitudinally between the print patterns and the thus-formed strips are superposed in vertical registry of the printed patterns. The superposed strips are then cut to form sets of printed pieces which sets are each placed within an individual outer container.

US Patent:

43817092, May 3, 1983

Filed:

Jun 13, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/159158

Inventors:

Robert Katz - New York NY

International Classification:

B41F 1310
B41F 1320

US Classification:

101375

Abstract:

A printing roller is disclosed comprising a three-piece mandrel assembly having a central hollow tubular section and two outer journal sections. Each journal section has hydraulic fluid passageways formed therein and a cylindrical sleeve circumferentially mounted thereon, the inner surface of which is adapted to be pressurized by the hydraulic fluid system. A removable hollow printing cylinder slidably is mounted onto the three piece mandrel and is frictionally held at the outer journal locations through the application of hydraulic pressure upon the cylindrical sleeves mounted upon each journal.