JERRY LEE WARREN
Pilots at 7 Fairway Dr, Medford, OR
License number
Oregon A4984572
Issued Date
Dec 2016
Expiration Date
Dec 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
608 Seventh Fairway Dr, Medford, OR 97504
Personal information
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Address
Phone
660 Sugar Ave, Ontario, OR 97914
4667 Dark Forest Pl NE, Salem, OR 97305
4570 Thrush Dr NE, Salem, OR 97301
Professional information
Web Coating Method And Apparatus For Continuous Coating Over Splices
US Patent:
6576296, Jun 10, 2003
Filed:
Mar 10, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/037625
Inventors:
Robert A. Yapel - Oakdale MN
Aparna V. Bhave - Woodbury MN
Timothy J. Edman - Stillwater MN
Bernard A. Scheller - Roseville MN
Lawrence B. Wallace - Newport MN
Jerry L. Warren - Medford OR
Aparna V. Bhave - Woodbury MN
Timothy J. Edman - Stillwater MN
Bernard A. Scheller - Roseville MN
Lawrence B. Wallace - Newport MN
Jerry L. Warren - Medford OR
Assignee:
3M Innovative Properties Company - St. Paul MN
International Classification:
B05D 126
US Classification:
427294, 427402, 427420, 118 50, 118410, 118411
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for continuously coating moving web and splices with a coating fluid. The system includes a slide coating die having a slide surface with at least one feed slot for extruding the coating fluid onto the moving web. The slide coating die defines a coating gap with the moving web. The coating gap is adjustable between a coating position and a splice coating position. A web guide is positioned to guide the moving web in a first direction past the slide coating die such that a coating bead of the coating fluid can be formed in the coating gap. A vacuum system is positioned to generate a reduced pressure condition along a lower surface of the slide coating die. The vacuum system defines a vacuum gap with the moving web. The vacuum gap is adjustable independent of the coating gap between a coating position and a splice coating position. A detector signals an increase in web thickness.
Multi-Layer Article With Improved Adhesion And Method Of Making
US Patent:
6355405, Mar 12, 2002
Filed:
Feb 23, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/510648
Inventors:
Thomas J. Ludemann - Maplewood MN
Gary E. LaBelle - Hugo MN
Thomas C. Geisler - Cottage Grove MN
Jerry L. Warren - Medford OR
Anne E. Crump - Medford OR
Aparna V. Bhave - Woodbury MN
Gary E. LaBelle - Hugo MN
Thomas C. Geisler - Cottage Grove MN
Jerry L. Warren - Medford OR
Anne E. Crump - Medford OR
Aparna V. Bhave - Woodbury MN
Assignee:
Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY
International Classification:
G03C 1835
US Classification:
430510, 430517, 430523, 430527, 430533, 430534, 430535, 430536, 428481, 428483, 428500, 428515, 428532
Abstract:
Multilayer articles (including imaging elements) have improved adhesion between a polymeric support and film-forming polymer-containing layers disposed thereon. This improved adhesion is provided by including in the adhesion-promoting layer next to the support two or more polymers specific properties. At least one of the polymers adheres the layer to the support, and at least one other polymer is compatible or of the same class as the film-forming polymer in the upper layer. This adhesion-promoting layer can be provided as a very thin âcarrierâ layer during coating operations so that desired sensitometric effects and functional properties are obtained. Preferred imaging elements having such adhesion-promoting layers are photothermographic films.