ALLAN A ABBATA
Engineering in Lexington, SC
License number
Massachusetts 45516
Issued Date
Aug 4, 2003
Expiration Date
Jun 30, 2012
Type
Civil Engineer
Address
Address
Lexington, SC 29072
Professional information
Allan Abbata - Lexington, SC
Work:
Research & Development
Engineering Manager Consolidated Systems, Inc - Columbia, SC
Director of Engineering Malcolm Pirnie, Inc / Manpower Inc / Tad Resources, Inc / Olver Inc - Syracuse, NY
Senior Project Manager / Representative / Engineer Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation - Syracuse, NY
Associate Senior Structural Engineer / Engineer Trautman Assoc., RM Brown Engrg, Klaus Assoc., NTG Architects/Engineers - Buffalo, NY
Civil/Structural Draftsman/Designer/Engineer
Engineering Manager Consolidated Systems, Inc - Columbia, SC
Director of Engineering Malcolm Pirnie, Inc / Manpower Inc / Tad Resources, Inc / Olver Inc - Syracuse, NY
Senior Project Manager / Representative / Engineer Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation - Syracuse, NY
Associate Senior Structural Engineer / Engineer Trautman Assoc., RM Brown Engrg, Klaus Assoc., NTG Architects/Engineers - Buffalo, NY
Civil/Structural Draftsman/Designer/Engineer
Education:
Trine University (formerly Tri-State College) - Angola, IN
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Deck Tool
US Patent:
2008002, Feb 7, 2008
Filed:
Oct 18, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/583402
Inventors:
Michael DeFreese - Cola SC, US
Allan Abbata - Lexington SC, US
Allan Abbata - Lexington SC, US
International Classification:
B23P 23/00
US Classification:
029566100
Abstract:
A tool that can be used to join adjacent deck sections along their side edges. the tool can include a handle portion that is used by the operator to maneuver the tool and a cutting assembly that is at the base of the tool. The cutting and folding assembly can further include a driven punch that operates with a stationary die to simultaneously cut and shear the horizontal elements of a side lap, then folds those elements downward about 90 degrees from their original horizontal position, hemming the two individual side laps into a flattened vertical seam.