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Frank J Krainaker

from Berlin, MD
Age ~86
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Also known as:
Frank Joseph Krainaker, Frank F Krainaker, Frank R
Phone and address:
38 Windswept Dr, Berlin, MD 21811
(410) 213-7226
Related to:
Kevin MoffatSharon Moffat, 57Kenneth KrainakerMichele Moffat, 59
Connected to:
Joseph P Krainas, 52Michael R Kraine, 55Dale H Krainer, 71Scott A Krainess, 62Brandon Krainik, 45Lisa Krainin, 66Alena Krainova, 49Angela M Krainz, 44Joan T Kraipovich, 92Nicole R Kraipowich, 54

Frank Krainaker Phones & Addresses

  • 38 Windswept Dr, Berlin, MD 21811 (410) 213-7226
  • 87 Fairlawn Ave, Trenton, NJ 08619
  • Mercerville, NJ

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Location:
38 Windswept Dr, Berlin, MD 21811
Industry:
Sports

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Frank Krainaker
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Krainaker Machine Products In
Repair Services
38 Windswept Dr, Berlin, MD 21811

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Wire Straightener For Accomodating Different Size Wires

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US Patent:
51615843, Nov 10, 1992
Filed:
Oct 28, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/783796
Inventors:
Frank J. Krainaker - Trenton NJ
Clyde A. Lawrence - Flemington NJ
Ivan Pawlenko - Holland PA
Larry P. Samson - Langhorne PA
Assignee:
AT&T Bell Laboratories - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
B21F 102
US Classification:
140147
Abstract:
A wire straightener (10) for accommodating different size wires (12) includes first and second wire-bending stations (15a) and (15b) located on opposite sides of a central member (14). Each of the wire-bending stations (15a,15b) includes a pair of opposed, complementary contours (56,60), the individual length of which, and the spacing relative to the other contour, may be adjusted. Extending between the contours (56,60) along their respective lengths is a wire-receiving passage (62) which communicates with the wire-receiving passage in the other station. The opposed, complementary contours (56,60) of each wire-bending station are orthogonal to those of the other station so that as the wire is forced through the wire-receiving passage (62), the wire is bent in each of two orthogonal planes, causing it to be straightened upon exiting the second station.

Optical Probe For Scanning Surfaces Within Constricted Spaces

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US Patent:
61371165, Oct 24, 2000
Filed:
Apr 21, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/063795
Inventors:
Israel Amir - Princeton NJ
Kenneth Henry Billingham - Feasterville PA
Dennis J. Fitch - Batavia IL
Frank P. Higgins - West Trenton NJ
Frank Joseph Krainaker - Trenton NJ
John Burnet Macdonald - Princeton NJ
Assignee:
Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
G01N 2184
US Classification:
25055944
Abstract:
An optical probe is positioned between a pair of connectors positioned substantially adjacent to each other so as to read identifying markings on the face or surface of one of the connectors. The optical probe includes a probe head and an illumination device for projecting light substantially parallel to the face of one of the connectors, i. e. , a surface being imaged. The illumination device includes a bifurcated fiber optic cable and a pair of prisms positioned so as to illuminate the surface being imaged from opposite directions. A spectral image representative of light scattered by laser etchings on the surface, or light reflected or absorbed by other markings on the surface is projected by a cylindrical mirror through the path of the light from the illumination device to a camera. The camera displays the image of the surface being imaged on a monitor. The probe head is substantially flat and thin so as to fit between the connectors without damaging the connectors.
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