DR. JOHN O'CONNOR HEIMAN, MD
Medical Practice at Wornall Rd, Kansas City, MO
License number
Missouri 2004036765
Category
Medical Practice
Type
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Address
Address
4545 Wornall Rd #608, Kansas City, MO 64111
Phone
(816) 716-0935
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Address
Phone
333 W Meyer Blvd APT 1115, Kansas City, MO 64113
529 Dickinson Rd, Independence, MO 64050
6900 Valley Rd, Kansas City, MO 64113
615 W 68Th Ter, Kansas City, MO 64113
615 68Th Ter, Kansas City, MO 64113
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John Heiman - Kansas City, MO
John Heiman - Kansas City, MO
Work:
Skyclimber Wind Solutions - Pittsburg, OH
Wind Tuirbine Technician JA PETERSON INC - Mission, KS
Lead Maintenance Technician WROUGHT IRON WORKS - Kansas City, MO
Construction Project Manager HEIMAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY - Kansas City, MO
Project Manager
Wind Tuirbine Technician JA PETERSON INC - Mission, KS
Lead Maintenance Technician WROUGHT IRON WORKS - Kansas City, MO
Construction Project Manager HEIMAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY - Kansas City, MO
Project Manager
Education:
Pinnacle Career Institute
Type II HVAC Certification Ferris State University
Type II HVAC Certification Ferris State University
Machine For Forming Curved Conduits
Machine For Forming Curved Conduits
US Patent:
4287742, Sep 8, 1981
Filed:
Sep 6, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/072881
Inventors:
John H. Heiman - Kansas City MO
International Classification:
B21C 3712
US Classification:
72 49
Abstract:
A machine which forms pipe elbows and other curved conduits by spirally winding a thin strip of sheet metal. The machine includes spaced apart cutting rollers which are reciprocated toward and away from one another by cams in order to cut the strip into a series of interconnected gores having contoured edges. The contoured edges are progressively bent in a manner to interlock by sets of bending rollers that are reciprocated inwardly and outwardly by cams. The strip is spirally wound inside of a ring shaped winding shoe having dies which interlock the opposite edges of the strip. Crimping rollers act to firmly crimp together the interlocked edges to form an acme seam. Clutches permit the cams to be selectively stopped so that the conduit that is formed can be provided with both straight and curved portions.