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Feygelman
Alex Feygelman, Petach-Tiqwa IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100247116 | Error Correction in Printing Systems - A method of error correction in a printing system includes engaging a sheet of print media with a perfector arm and detecting a relative position of the perfecter arm with respect to the sheet of print media when the perfecter arm has engaged the sheet of print media, the detecting being performed using a homing sensor that is configured to sense the perfecter arm while the perfecter arm is engaged with the sheet of print media. The relative position of the perfecter arm with respect to the sheet of print media is compared with an expected relative position and any difference between the relative position and expected relative position is compensated for when feeding the sheet of print media with the perfector arm to a print engine. | 09-30-2010 |
Alex Feygelman, Petrach Tigwa IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20100031837 | IMAGE TRANSFER MECHANISM - A mechanism includes, an impression member having an impression surface and impression media covering a portion of the impression surface. In one embodiment, the impression media includes one or more apertures. In one embodiment, the impression media is held by an impression media holding mechanism. | 02-11-2010 |
Alex Feygelman, Petach Tikva IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080224383 | Decurler and Stabilizer for Light-Weight Papers - A decurler to decurl a curled printing media being transported into a release area, the decurler comprising: a) at least one guide arm against which the printing media presses, positioned and adapted to bend the printing media along an axis substantially in a direction of transport thereof; and b) a hinge on which the guide arm is mounted, the hinge being oriented at an angle of between 0.25 degrees and 20 degrees from vertical, wherein a reaction force that the guide arm exerts on the printing media is suitable for decurling the printing media. Another deculer with a flexible strip which hangs down and presses against a middle portion of the printing media. | 09-18-2008 |