Mark E Baskin

Address:

7630 Partridge Mdw Dr E, Hudson, OH 44236

Phone:

330 653-8098

VIN:

JTDBT903191301740

Make:

TOYOTA

Model:

YARIS

Year:

2009

US Patent:

6357343, Mar 19, 2002

Filed:

Oct 5, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/412951

Inventors:

Robert J. Tomsich - Hunting Valley OH
Mark E. Baskin - Hudson OH
William T. Mars - Kent OH
Craig M. Saunders - Rocky River OH

Assignee:

Nesco, Inc. - Mayfield Hts OH

International Classification:

A23L 2762

US Classification:

99329RT, 99341, 99388, 99389, 99391, 99393

Abstract:

A bread toaster comprising a housing and at least one slot opening for receiving an article to be toasted. The bread is progressively traversed by a linear heat source in a pair of passes. A first pass is at a rate which is sufficient to drive moisture from at least the surface of the bread, but which is insufficient to significantly darken the bread. A second pass is at a rate which is sufficient to darken and toast the surface to a desired degree.

US Patent:

6511692, Jan 28, 2003

Filed:

Apr 19, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/837935

Inventors:

Robert J. Tomsich - Hunting Valley OH
Mark E. Baskin - Hudson OH
William T. Mars - Kent OH
Craig M. Saunders - Rocky River OH

Assignee:

Nesco, Inc. - Mayfield Heights OH

International Classification:

A23C 300

US Classification:

426523, 426520

Abstract:

A bread toaster comprising a housing and at least one slot opening for receiving an article to be toasted. The bread is progressively traversed by a linear heat source in a pair of passes. A first pass is at a rate which is sufficient to drive moisture from at least the surface of the bread, but which is insufficient to significantly darken the bread. A second pass is at a rate which is sufficient to darken and toast the surface to a desired degree.

US Patent:

6668706, Dec 30, 2003

Filed:

Nov 13, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/291985

Inventors:

Robert J. Tomsich - Hunting Valley OH
Mark E. Baskin - Hudson OH
William T. Mars - Kent OH
Craig M. Saunders - Rocky River OH

Assignee:

Nesco, Inc. - Mayfield Hts OH

International Classification:

A23L 100

US Classification:

99329RT, 99341, 99388, 99389, 99391, 99393

Abstract:

A bread toaster comprising a housing and at least one slot opening for receiving an article to be toasted. The bread is progressively traversed by a linear heat source in a pair of passes. A first pass is at a rate which is sufficient to drive moisture from at least the surface of the bread, but which is insufficient to significantly darken the bread. A second pass is at a rate which is sufficient to darken and toast the surface to a desired degree.

US Patent:

20030075052, Apr 24, 2003

Filed:

Nov 20, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/299822

Inventors:

Craig Saunders - Rocky River OH, US
Robert Tomsich - Hunting Valley OH, US
Mark Baskin - Hudson OH, US
William Mars - Kent OH, US

Assignee:

Nesco, Inc. - Mayfield Hts. OH

International Classification:

A47J037/08

US Classification:

099/327000, 099/385000, 099/389000

Abstract:

A bread toaster comprising a housing and at least one slot opening for receiving an article to be toasted. The bread is progressively traversed by a linear heat source in a pair of passes. A first pass is at a rate which is sufficient to drive moisture from at least the surface of the bread, but which is insufficient to significantly darken the bread. A second pass is at a rate which is sufficient to darken and toast the surface to a desired degree.

US Patent:

47395907, Apr 26, 1988

Filed:

Jan 15, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/003413

Inventors:

Daniel O. Myers - Silver Lake OH
Mark E. Baskin - Hudson OH

Assignee:

ACC Automation, Inc. - Akron OH

International Classification:

B24B 100

US Classification:

51283E

Abstract:

A system for performing operations on the edge of an irregularly shaped workpiece, such as seaming the edge of a piece of glass (G) is accomplished by moving the glass (G) along a conveyor (11, 12). The edge of the glass (G) is detected by a camera (13) which makes images of the glass (G). Electronic circuitry (20) receives the image information from camera (13) and determines the location of the edge of glass (G) at a plurality of locations and stores information which is indicative of the entire profile of the glass (G). Additional circuitry (32) receives signals proportional to the location of the seaming heads (16, 18) and compares these signals with the data stored in circuitry (20). When the glass (G) has moved downstream to the position to be seamed, the seaming heads (16, 18) are then moved to the position of the detected profile of glass (G) to perform the seaming operation.

US Patent:

46585508, Apr 21, 1987

Filed:

Jun 11, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/743430

Inventors:

Daniel O. Myers - Silver Lake OH
Mark E. Baskin - Hudson OH

Assignee:

ACC Automation, Inc. - Akron OH

International Classification:

B24B 4912

US Classification:

5116572

Abstract:

A system for performing operations on the edge of an irregularly shaped workpiece, such as seaming the edge of a piece of glass (G) is accomplished by moving the glass (G) along a conveyor (11, 12). The edge of the glass (G) is detected by a camera (13) which makes images of the glass (G). Electronic circuitry (20) receives the image information from camera (13) and determines the location of the edge of glass (G) at a plurality of locations and stores information which is indicative of the entire profile of the glass (G). Additional circuitry (32) receives signals proportional to the location of the seaming heads (16, 18) and compares these signals with the data stored in circuitry (20). When the glass (G) has moved downstream to the position to be seamed, the seaming heads (16, 18) are then moved to the position of the detected profile of glass (G) to perform the seaming operation.