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James W. Fischer

University of Rochester

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Archive | 1997

Apparatus and method for cleaning a roller

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet

Archive | 1996

System for cleaning particles from a surface

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet

Archive | 2006

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR A TAPE-REWINDING SUBSTRATE CLEANER

Frank C. Corrado; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet; James W. Fischer

Archive | 1999

Traversing contact cleaning roller cleaner

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet

Archive | 2002

Traversing contact cleaning roller system

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet

Archive | 1998

Contact cleaning roller oscillated by a barrel cam

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet

Archive | 2007

Method and apparatus for forming a sheeted roll of material

Frank C. Corrado; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet; James W. Fischer

Archive | 2004

Flexible contact cleaning roller

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet

Archive | 1998

Apparatus and method for cleaning a web substrate

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ronald W. Sweet

Archive | 2000

Web cleaning system

Frank C. Corrado; James W. Fischer; Gary R. Larsen; Ron W. Sweet

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Gary R. Larsen

University of Rochester

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Frank C. Corrado

University of Rochester

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Ronald W. Sweet

University of Rochester

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