Appeal No. 2000-2024 Application No. 09/059,207 conveyed past the forming, filling and sealing means by Keeler's conveyor 22, the end of which would correspond to Konaka's conveyor 11. They would then be conveyed past Konaka's attaching means by conveying means consisting of chain 17 and wheels 19, 22 and 89, thence to conveyor 90. As discussed above with regard to rejection (1), the attaching means (here, of Konaka) and the conveying means would all be installed together; in fact, Konaka's conveying means 17, 19, 22, 89 is in one unit with the attaching means. Therefore, the attaching means would be installed at the conveying means without altering the conveying means, as recited in claim 10, since both means would be installed at the same time. Appellants further argue that "there is no attaching means over a first conveying means" (brief, page 7), but neither of claims 14 or 19, nor parent claim 10, recites a "first" conveying means, nor that the attaching means is "over" the conveying means. We therefore will sustain the rejection of claims 14 and 9Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007