JOHN E TREMBLAY
Sheet Metal in Burlington, MA

License number
Massachusetts 2556
Issued Date
Aug 10, 2010
Expiration Date
Oct 28, 2017
Type
Sheet Metal Master
Address
Address
Burlington, MA 01803

Professional information

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John V. Tremblay

Work:
New Balance
Copywriter
Life is good
COPYWRITER
dailygrommet.com
COPYWRITER
Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center
COPYWRITER
ManTech - Burlington, MA
NATO PROJECT MANAGER / PROPOSAL SPECIALIST
Mill House McCabe - Salem, MA
MARKETING CONSULTANT
Outbound Traveler magazine - Marblehead, MA
SALES CONSULTANT
TMP Worldwide/monster.com - Waltham, MA
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE
New England Investment Assoc - Boston, MA
MARKETING ASSOCIATE
ACCOUNT SERVICE, MULLEN - Wenham, MA
intern
Collette Tours - San Francisco, CA
SALES MANAGER
Miller Advertising - Needham, MA
ACCOUNT COORDINATOR
Education:
Syracuse University - Syracuse, NY
B.A. in Advertising


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Method And Apparatus For Applying Ultra-Thin Coatings To A Substrate

US Patent:
5049404, Sep 17, 1991
Filed:
Dec 9, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/282011
Inventors:
Semyon Kisler - Needham MA
William J. Timson - Belmont MA
John E. Tremblay - Burlington MA
Assignee:
Polaroid Corporation - Cambridge MA
International Classification:
B05D 104, B05B 5035
US Classification:
427 30
Abstract:
An electrostatic coating method and apparatus are provided that are capable of applying an extremely thin and virtually constant thickness coating to a substrate, and includes a coating applicator having an opening formed of dielectric material through which coating material flows for coating purposes. The coating material supplied to the applicator is pressurized to maintain a substantially constant volume of coating material at the applicator opening output and is vibrated in the vicinity of the applicator opening to provide a uniform flow of coating material to the applicator output, to stabilize the shape of the coating material at the applicator output and to preclude changes in coating material flow rate caused by electrostatic field induced coating material dryout. An electrostatic field of predetemined magnitude is established between the coating material surface and the adjacent substrate to thereby extract minute, uniform size particles from coating material at the applicator opening and subsequently deposit an ultra-thin layer of these particles on the adjacent substrate as the substrate moves past the applicator opening. In dielectric substrate coating applications where a relatively thick coating layer is required, an electrostatic charge is established on the dielectric substrate, at a remote location, before the substrate is coated in order to neutralize the electrostatically charged coating material so that such coatings can be electrostatically applied.