Albert Lensky from 5155 Ruette De Mer, San Diego, CA 92130

Electronically Operated Portable Fastener Driving Tool
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US Patent:

41834534, Jan 15, 1980
Filed:

Feb 23, 1978
Appl. No.:

5/880846
Inventors:

Edward E. Barrett - Massapequa Park NY
Albert Lensky - New York NY
Paul Olesen - Bellmore NY
Christian F. Becker - Larchmont NY
Morris Pinczewski - New York NY
Wilfredo Febre - Rego Park NY
Steven Hahn - East Hampton NY
Assignee:

Swingline, Inc. - Long Island City NY
International Classification:

B25C 506
US Classification:

227131
Abstract:

An electronically operated portable fastener driving tool is disclosed. Fasteners are driven into a workpiece by a driver blade which is actuated by a solenoid powered by a source of alternating current. Each actuation of the device produces a predetermined plurality of driving strokes being delivered to a fastener. The tool is also provided with means for preventing more than one fastener from being driven during each actuation of the tool.

Staple Forming And Driving Machine
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US Patent:

45428441, Sep 24, 1985
Filed:

Oct 4, 1982
Appl. No.:

6/432553
Inventors:

Paul Olesen - Bellmore NY
Albert Lensky - Fresh Meadows NY
Richard J. Pendzich - Brooklyn NY
Assignee:

Swingline, Inc. - Long Island City NY
International Classification:

B27F 731
B27F 736
US Classification:

227 7
Abstract:

A staple forming and driving tool for forming staple wires fed from a staple belt into staples and driving such staples into a workpiece comprising a driver, a former positioned to be driven by the driver, a former block and a sheath, all of which parts are held to a stationary stapler head by means of a single spring. The driver blade, former, sheath and stapler head have generally planar portions positioned in parallel planes and are held in contact with one another by the spring. In the event of jamming, the spring may give permitting the sheath to move away from the fixed stapler head, thus providing space for ejection of one or more jammed staples or staple blanks. Upon correction of the jamming, the parts promptly reassume their proper position under the urging of the spring and the device is ready for operation once again.

Staple Cartridge
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US Patent:

D2800705, Aug 13, 1985
Filed:

Aug 30, 1983
Appl. No.:

6/527770
Inventors:

Paul Olesen - Bellmore NY
Richard J. Pendzich - Brooklyn NY
Albert Lensky - Fresh Meadows NY
Assignee:

Swingline Inc. - Long Island City NY
US Classification:

D 8 49

Staple Forming And Driving Machine
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US Patent:

45736251, Mar 4, 1986
Filed:

Oct 16, 1984
Appl. No.:

6/661520
Inventors:

Paul Olesen - Bellmore NY
Albert Lensky - Fresh Meadows NY
Richard J. Pendzich - Brooklyn NY
Assignee:

Swingline Inc. - Long Island City NY
International Classification:

B25C 515
US Classification:

227131
Abstract:

A relatively small desk-type stapler is disclosed which both forms and drives the staple from a belt of staple blanks retained in a removable cartridge. The stapler includes a driver, a former positioned to be driven by the driver, a former block and a sheath, all of which ports are held to a stationary stapler head by means of a single spring. Power to drive and form the staple may be provided by an electric solenoid. A simple anti-jam means is provided by the interaction ofthe driver, the former, the former block, the sheath and the stapler head.