Appeal No. 1996-3828 Page 9
Application No. 08/304,465
beyond the ends of the boss 48. The extending ends of the pin
49 serve as a pivot for a bifurcated, elongated arm 50. The
arm 50 is formed in two pieces with the bifurcated piece being
the end that is connected to the pin 49 with the opposite end
of the arm 50 being connected to a vertical sleeve 51. The
sleeve 51 is rotatably mounted with respect to a vertical
shaft 52.
Rowe discloses a neck ring cartridge for a glassware
machine. As shown in Figures 1-3, neck ring arms 12 and 14 of
a Hartford I. S. type glassware forming machine section are
adapted to be oscillated between a blank station 26 and a blow
station 28, and also to move toward and away from one another
in order to cooperate with one another and with a blank mold
at the blank side of the machine, and to release a partially
formed parison at the blow side of such a machine. In a
triple gob configuration, where three such neck ring molds are
provided, cartridges 36 and 38 are disclosed for conveniently
mounting the six neck ring mold segments 30 and 32 for quick
assembly with the associated neck ring arms. Rowe teaches
(column 3, lines 51-59) that quick
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