A printhead includes a printhead housing and a handle. The handle is movably coupled to the printhead housing. The handle rotatably moves with respect to the printhead housing between a folded position and the non-folded position. In the folded position, the handle extends along a respective housing surface of the printhead housing. In the non-folded position, the handle extends outward from the respective housing surface of the printhead housing.

A portable printing cabinet having a housing with a substantially enclosed interior and an opening formed in a side surface thereof, a printing device located within the interior of said housing, and a paper tray positioned outside of the housing and in communication with the opening of the housing is provided.

A portable printing cabinet having a housing with a substantially enclosed interior and an opening formed in a side surface thereof, a printing device located within the interior of said housing, and a paper tray positioned outside of the housing and in communication with the opening of the housing is provided.

A cabinet configuration for accommodating a printing device. The cabinet configuration may be used in conjunction with a conveying device, in particular a conveying device of a production line, for conveying objects like containers, packages, products, parcels or bottles.

A cabinet configuration for accommodating a printing device. The cabinet configuration may be used in conjunction with a conveying device, in particular a conveying device of a production line, for conveying objects like containers, packages, products, parcels or bottles.

A crafting apparatus (10) includes a working portion (22) and a base portion (20). The working portion (22) includes a lower surface (32) and an upper surface (34). The upper surface (34) defines a working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X-Y-Z). The base portion (20) includes a lower surface (24) and an upper surface (26). The lower surface (32) of the working portion (22) is disposed adjacent to the upper surface (26) of the base portion (20). The lower surface (24) defines a non-working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X.sub.S-Y.sub.S-Z.sub.S). The upper surface (34) of the working portion (22) extends relative to the lower surface (24) of the base portion (20) at an angle (.sub.22) for angularly-offsetting the working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X-Y-Z) from the non-working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X.sub.S-Y.sub.S-Z.sub.S). Methods (200, 300) are also disclosed.

A crafting apparatus (10) includes a working portion (22) and a base portion (20). The working portion (22) includes a lower surface (32) and an upper surface (34). The upper surface (34) defines a working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X-Y-Z). The base portion (20) includes a lower surface (24) and an upper surface (26). The lower surface (32) of the working portion (22) is disposed adjacent to the upper surface (26) of the base portion (20). The lower surface (24) defines a non-working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X.sub.S-Y.sub.S-Z.sub.S). The upper surface (34) of the working portion (22) extends relative to the lower surface (24) of the base portion (20) at an angle (.sub.22) for angularly-offsetting the working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X-Y-Z) from the non-working three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system (X.sub.S-Y.sub.S-Z.sub.S). Methods (200, 300) are also disclosed.

An embodiment of a cradle has a cradle body configured to support a printing device. The cradle has first and second printer capture flanges extending from the cradle body proximate a capture end of the cradle body. The cradle has first and second biased latches extending from the cradle body between the capture end and a release end of the cradle body. The cradle has a biased release member movable between a first position and a release position. The cradle has a release linkage supported by the cradle body, the release linkage coupling the biased release member and the first and second biased latches, wherein the release linkage is structured to drive the first and second biased latches from respective locked positions to respective unlocked positions in response to movement of the biased release member from a first position to a release position.

An embodiment of a cradle has a cradle body configured to support a printing device. The cradle has first and second printer capture flanges extending from the cradle body proximate a capture end of the cradle body. The cradle has first and second biased latches extending from the cradle body between the capture end and a release end of the cradle body. The cradle has a biased release member movable between a first position and a release position. The cradle has a release linkage supported by the cradle body, the release linkage coupling the biased release member and the first and second biased latches, wherein the release linkage is structured to drive the first and second biased latches from respective locked positions to respective unlocked positions in response to movement of the biased release member from a first position to a release position.

A crafting apparatus support member (10, 100) is configured to support a crafting apparatus (300) and a lower surface (324) of the crafting apparatus includes one or more boss-receiving cavities (325). The crafting apparatus support member includes a substantially planar body portion (12, 112) and one or more crafting apparatus interface portions (36, 136). The substantially planar body portion includes an upper surface (14, 114), a lower surface (16, 116) and a side surface (18, 118) connecting the upper surface (14, 114) to the lower surface (16, 116). The one or more crafting apparatus interface portions include a boss portion (38, 138) extending from the upper surface of the substantially planar body portion that are configured to be interfaced with the one or more boss-receiving cavities.