Resumes
Resumes
Ronald Yeaple Phones & Addresses
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7024 Longview Dr, Naples, NY 14512 (585) 374-5636
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1068 Lake Baldwin Ln, Orlando, FL 32814 (407) 228-2068
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100 Interlachen Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789 (407) 644-2209
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106 Interlachen Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789 (407) 644-2209
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456 Bouchelle Dr, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169 (386) 409-8650
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456 Bouchelle Dr APT 301, New Smyrna, FL 32169 (386) 409-8650
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Victor, NY
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Saint Cloud, FL
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Orange Pk, FL
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Middlesex, NY
Business Records
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President
Yeaple Corp
Telephone Communications
Telephone Communications
106 S Interlachen Ave, Winter Park, FL 32789
(407) 644-2209
(407) 644-2209
YEAPLE CORPORATION
13 Medford Way, Victor, NY 14564
Publications
Us Patents
Individual Book-Binding System And Method
View pageUS Patent:
6652210, Nov 25, 2003
Filed:
Jun 15, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/594246
Inventors:
Ronald N. Yeaple - Winter Park FL
Assignee:
Yeaple Corporation - New Smyrna Beach FL
International Classification:
B42C 900
US Classification:
412 37, 412 6, 412 8, 412 28, 412 32, 412 33, 412 34, 412900, 412902
Abstract:
A stack of pages is bound along a first edge thereof to form a book using an adhesive having a melting temperature and an elongated strip having an adhesive atop at least a portion of a first side. The strip has two opposed ends and an electrical resistivity between the ends and is dimensioned to substantially cover the first edge of the stack, with the first side against the first edge of the stack. An electrical current is introduced to pass along the strip between the ends. The current should be sufficient to create enough heat in the strip to achieve a temperature at least as great as the melting temperature, enabling the melted adhesive to bind the stack of pages together along the first edge. Apparatus are also provided for supporting, holding, and clamping the page stack prior to and during the binding process.
Bookbinding Machine And Method For Individual Bookbinding System
View pageUS Patent:
6910842, Jun 28, 2005
Filed:
Dec 19, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/741325
Inventors:
Ronald N. Yeaple - New Smyrna Beach FL, US
Assignee:
Yeaple Corporation - New Smyrna Beach FL
International Classification:
B42C009/00
US Classification:
412 8, 412 6, 412 28, 412 33
Abstract:
A bookbinding machine binds a stack of pages along a first edge thereof to form a book using an adhesive having a melting temperature and an elongated resistive strip having an adhesive atop at least a portion of a first side. The strip has two opposed ends and an electrical resistivity between the ends and is dimensioned to substantially cover the first edge of the stack, with the first side against the first edge of the stack. An electrical current is introduced to pass along the strip between the ends. The current should be sufficient to create enough heat in the strip to achieve a temperature at least as great as the melting temperature, enabling the melted adhesive to bind the stack of pages together along the first edge. Apparatus are also provided for supporting, holding, and clamping the page stack prior to and during the binding process.
Individual Bookbinding Device, System, And Associated Methods
View pageUS Patent:
7252472, Aug 7, 2007
Filed:
Dec 16, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/737297
Inventors:
Ronald N. Yeaple - New Smyrna Beach FL, US
Assignee:
Yeaple Corporation - Orlando FL
International Classification:
B42C 9/00
US Classification:
412 8, 412 6, 412 33
Abstract:
A stack of pages is bound along a first edge to form a book using an elongated resistive strip having an adhesive in contact with at least a portion of a first side. The strip has two opposed ends and is dimensioned to substantially cover the first edge of the stack, with the first side against the first edge of the stack. Preferably the strip has a series of alternating finely scribed, spaced-apart cuts extending through the foil. An electrical current is introduced to pass along the strip between the ends. The current should be sufficient to create enough heat in the strip to achieve a temperature at least as great as the adhesive's melting temperature, enabling the melted adhesive to bind the stack of pages together along the first edge.
Individual Bookbinding Device, System, And Associated Methods
View pageUS Patent:
7354232, Apr 8, 2008
Filed:
Aug 3, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/833470
Inventors:
Ronald N. Yeaple - Orlando FL, US
Assignee:
Yeaple Corporation - Orlando FL
International Classification:
B42C 9/00
US Classification:
412 8, 412 5, 412 6, 412 33, 281 211, 1563797, 156908
Abstract:
A stack of pages can be bound along a binding edge to form a book by positioning a first side of an elongated conductive metal foil strip in contact with the binding edge. The strip has opposed ends, opposed side edges extending between the ends, and an adhesive with a predetermined melting temperature in contact with at least a portion of a first side thereof. The strip has been altered from a first configuration to a second configuration so as to enhance a resistance of the strip between the ends from a first value to a second value substantially greater than the first value. A voltage is applied across the strip sufficient to melt the adhesive to bind the stack of pages together along the binding edge.
Force-Sensitive Probe And Method Of Use
View pageUS Patent:
43400698, Jul 20, 1982
Filed:
Oct 17, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/085777
Inventors:
Ronald N. Yeaple - Middlesex NY
Assignee:
Yeaple Corporation - Middlesex NY
International Classification:
A61B 510
US Classification:
128776
Abstract:
The object of the invention is to provide a pressure responsive probe and method of use for manually applying a predetermined probing force to an object such as the floor of a periodontal pocket, for example. The probe has a magnetizable member 28, and a movable lever 14 having a probe tip 18 at one end. The lever 14 and member 28 have cooperating surfaces 24, 30 respectively. The member 28 is magnetized for holding lever 14 in a normally "engaged" position in which the surfaces 24, 30 are held engaged with a preset magnetic force. When a predetermined probing force manually applied to the floor of a periodontal pocket through probe tip 18 overcomes the preset magnetic force, the lever 14 is moved to a "disengaged" position in which the surfaces 24, 30 are disengaged. The depth of the pocket can be observed on a scale on the probe tip at the predetermined probing force.
Stereophonic Pillow Speaker System
View pageUS Patent:
40384993, Jul 26, 1977
Filed:
Feb 2, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/654576
Inventors:
Ronald Norman Yeaple - Fairport NY
Assignee:
Yeaple Corporation - Rochester NY
International Classification:
H04M 104
H04R 502
H04R 502
US Classification:
179146H
Abstract:
A stereophonic pillow speaker system is disclosed wherein first and second baffle frames and loudspeakers thereon derive near field effects at points proximal to the speakers in response to electrical signals from an amplifier. Also included are pillow means for providing comfort to a listener's head between the loudspeakers and to isolate mechanical vibrations between the baffle frames and a listener's head when the ears of the listener are in registry with the near field effect. The system includes equalizer circuit means for tailoring of the electrical signals from the amplifier to achieve a high quality sound, to compensate for deficiencies of the loudspeakers at extreme low and high frequencies, and to substantially eliminate out-of-phase rumble.